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(Summit No. 128 of 30 July 2003 by the Government of the People's Government of the Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region) Article 1 establishes this approach in order to strengthen information-based development in self-government zones, regulate the management system of corporate codes, play the role of organizational codes in promoting social progress and economic development. The organizational body within the administrative area of the self-government area shall be registered in accordance with the provisions of this scheme for the organization of the organization's code. Article 3. This approach refers to bodies established by law, enterprises, business units, social groups, non-commercial units and other organizations established in accordance with the relevant provisions. This approach refers to the organization's code (hereinafter referred to as a simple code), which refers to the only and consistent identifiers granted to each organization in accordance with the national code. Article IV Quality technical supervision in the self-government area is the competent authority for the work of the code, and its constituent self-government codes are responsible for the management of codes throughout the region. The above-mentioned codes are responsible for the work of codes in this administrative area. The relevant branches of the Government responsible for the promotion and application of codes within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 shall be registered by the organ of the organization within 30 days of the date of approval of the establishment or approval of the registration process of the same-level code working body at the location of the registration sector, and shall receive the certificate of the code. The author's certificate shall be submitted to the following relevant documents or information: (i) The documents approved by the organs, the business unit; (ii) Business licences; (iii) Social group registration certificates; (iv) Registration certificates for non-commercial units of civil service; (v) Evidence or information established by other organizational bodies. Article 6. The codes shall be granted to the codes, which shall be issued within five working days from the date of receipt of the organizational certificate or information. The codes are the voucher of the code, including paper and electronic certificates. Article 7. When a change in the organization's code registration matter arises, changes should be made within 30 days of the date of the change, registration of a change in the author's author's registry, an award certificate of proof after the approval of the awarding sector, and its codes are unchanged. Article 8. The termination of the organizational body shall take place within 30 days of the date of the termination, with written-offs approved by the relevant departments to the statutory write-off process and return to the codes certificate. The write-off code cannot be granted to other organizations within 20 years. Article 9. The codeworking body, in accordance with the needs of the applicable sector, provides the services of the code, which should comply with the provisions of the national information management and confidentiality system. No units or individuals may be converted to, forged, used, borrowed or transferred codes. The loss or destruction of the codes should be submitted in a timely manner to the author of the certificate to the office. Article 11. The valid period of the code certificate is up to four years, with a specific period approved by the author. The organizational body shall, within 30 days of the expiry of the valid date of the certificate of the code, issue a certificate of the code and the relevant information to the statutory awarding services for the exchange of evidence. Article 12 The organization shall, within 30 days of the date of the receipt of the certificate, be inspected by the original author's certificate. Article 13 organizers are in breach of Articles 5, 7, 11 and 12 of this scheme by a time period of time being converted by the quality-technical supervisory authority, with a fine of up to $50 million. Article 14. (i) The offence of non-operational activities is punishable by a fine of up to $50 million. (ii) In the case of offences committed in the course of business, there was no violation of the proceeds and fines of 1000 to 5,000. The proceeds of the violation were fined by more than 5,000. Article 15 regulates staff members who play a role in the performance of their duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, which constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 16 is implemented effective 1 September 2003. |
