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(Summit No. 30 of the People's Government Order No. 30 of 23 June 2003) Chapter I General Article I, in order to protect the freedom of communication and the confidentiality of communication, to guarantee the safe and unhindered access of the post, to promote the development of the postal cause, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the State and the user, to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, administrative regulations. Article 2 applies to postal construction, services and management activities within the administrative regions of the province. Article 3. Provincial postal authorities are responsible for the management of the province as a whole. The Postal Office of the State (territorial, municipal) is responsible for the management of postalities within the current administrative area, within the mandate of the provincial postal authorities. The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be coordinated with the postal authorities within their responsibilities. Article IV Postal enterprises are State-owned enterprises operating postal operations that bear the State's designated obligation to provide universal services to society. Governments at all levels should give the necessary support to postal enterprises that have assumed universal service obligations. Postal enterprises should provide users with rapid, accurate, safe and convenient postal services that guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of users to use postal postals. Article 5 Reservations sent by postal users to mails, remittances and savings are protected by law. In the transport, transmission and treatment process, no unit or person shall be unlawfully obstructed, inspected, detained, except as otherwise provided by the law. Any units and individuals in Article 6 have the obligation to protect postal facilities, to preserve freedom of postal communications, telecommunications secret, and to communicate safety, and to stop, report damage to postal facilities and endanger the safety of mails. Article 7. Postal authorities and the media, such as newspapers, radio, television, should undertake protection of postal facilities and maintenance of mail safety awareness education. Chapter II Planning Article 8. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the development of postal causes into national economic and social development plans, in line with the principles of integrated arrangements, rationalization of offices and convenience, and integrate postal facilities into urban and rural overall planning and support postal facilities in poor areas. Article 9 Postal service sites can be sold to postal enterprises at a cost-neutral rate. The construction of the land required by the Postal Administration (IPU) is transferred by law in accordance with urban infrastructure and is exempt from the provision of the municipal facilities. Postal facilities should be used for postal operations without change. Article 10. The development of construction units shall facilitate the delivery and collection of mails at the new residential building, the mailed boxes or the receipt room, and design, synchronize construction with the subject matter. The residential building, which has been invested, has not been installed in a letter box or in a room where the property rights unit should be rebuilt or a collection room. The maintenance and replacement of the mail, accreditation box or a collection room is the responsibility of the property units in the residential building or the property management enterprise entrusted to it. Article 11 Airports and larger vehicle stations, guests, tourist landscapes, colleges and business enterprises should provide postal services to facilitate mail loading, transit, surrender and postal vehicle access. Article 12 communes, the people of the town should assist the postal authorities in setting postal points to ensure that mail security is transferred. Article 13 Postal enterprises should establish service facilities such as mails, mails, press booths, medals, etc., in line with postal planning and social development needs, where they are accessible to the public at the town. Article 14. Removal agreements should be concluded with postal enterprises for the purpose of establishing the need to dismantle the postal offices, postal service sites or other postal facilities. Where postal services are guaranteed, they are rebuilt in accordance with the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations and urban planning, or monetary compensation. Chapter III Postal guarantees Article 15. Postal facilities are protected by law, prohibiting any unit and individual appropriation, looting and destruction. Article 16 vehicles with a special “China Post” mark should be given priority in the delivery of mails through checkpoints, bridges and tunnels. Passes from the public safety transport administration may be subject to restrictions on the route and the no-flight. Transport vehicles, postal staff are unconstitutional in the delivery of mails, and the public safety transport management should be reprocessing after the completion of its transport tasks, and security transport management should promptly inform postal businesses and assist in the protection of mail safety. Article 17 is subject to the approval of a special postal vehicle subject to universal service obligations, and in the delivery of a mail, the authorities should exempt from the cost of access to vehicles, bridges and tunnels. Article 18 prohibits the falsification or use of special postal symbols, postal clothing, postal breaks, postal pills, pouch kits. No units or individuals shall be allowed to stop the vehicle before or on the grounds of the postal office (see annex). Chapter IV Industrial management Article 20, State (territory, municipal) postal authorities should strengthen the management of postal and mail markets, use of postal supplies, carry out a system of delivery, monitor compliance with the obligations of the postal enterprise. Article 21 Postal enterprises may, in accordance with the law, be delegated to units or individuals with the corresponding conditions to carry out postal operations without the authorization of a postal enterprise, any unit or individual shall not be able to carry out its operation. Postal enterprises commission other units or individuals to perform postal operations, and contracts should be concluded, and the units and individuals must strictly implement the rules of postal operations, the standards of fees and services and receive the supervision and guidance of the postal authorities. No unit or individual shall engage in the following activities: (i) Constraints, vouchers; (ii) The operation of a State prohibiting the circulation of stamps; (iii) The sale of mail vouchers before the date of release; (iv) Production, operation of mails without approval by the provincial postal authorities; (v) Actively engaged in import and export operations for stamps; (vi) Other violations of postal laws and regulations. Article 23 Production, sale and use of postal supplies is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the National Postal Goods Monitoring Scheme. Article 24 applies for the establishment of a centralized trading market for stamps, which shall be subject to the relevant provisions of the State to the provincial postal authorities to enter into a licence for the centralized trading market for stamps. The operation of stamps, which is registered by the business administration sector, is available for the postal authority at the location. Article 25 units for postal supplies such as the production of seals, slots, special seals, mail kits, etc. should be sent to the provincial postal authorities for certificates of production. Article 26 Postal authorities conduct monitoring inspections by virtue of law for postal enterprises and postal operators, which shall be coordinated by the inspection units. Postal law enforcement officials shall not be less than two persons in the exercise of their official duties and present law enforcement documents. Postal law enforcement officials may exercise the following functions under the law: (i) Investigation, interrogation of inspection units and parties; (ii) Access, reproduction of documents, vouchers and other information relating to violations; (iii) Inspection of items related to violations; (iv) To preserve evidence; (v) Other mandates provided for by law, regulations. Chapter V Article 27 Postal enterprises and postal staff should protect the liberty and secret of the user's use of postal communications in accordance with the law, without providing any unit or individual with the use of postal operations by the user, except otherwise provided by the law. Article twenty-eighth Postal enterprises should make a clear mark in the place of business, publish time, service scope, type of service, service standards and standard of fees, and provide services for users without pay for the use of postal operations, indicating frequency and time at the mail (box). Article 29 Postal enterprises shall receive applications for the use of postal services by users in a timely manner. The mailing point should be established within 30 days of the date of receipt; no mail condition is available, in consultation with users. Article 33 Postal enterprises should send the mail to the recipient of agencies, groups, business units and the resident residential buildings (mini-zones) in a timely manner, subject to the relevant provisions. Village mails are generally transferred to the commune (communes) Government's fixed place, where the local Postal Enterprise, in consultation with the Villagers (Lords) Commission, has signed a deportation agreement to ensure that the user is delivered. Article 33 Postal staff (including postal operational staff) shall not have the following acts: (i) Failure to refuse, delay or terminate postal communications services, contrary to the will of the user to compel users to use a postal operation; (ii) The delay in the payment of postal remittances, postal savings; (iii) The backlog, delays, concealment, destruction, privacy, theft or the press; (iv) The misappropriation of the user's money and theft of stamps; (v) To favour private fraud, harassment and extortion users; (vi) Reimbursement criteria for postal operations; (vii) Transfer, borrowing, rental of dedicated vehicles, marking, postal pill, postal pill, pouch; (viii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations. Article 32 Postal enterprises should be proactive in receiving social supervision of postal services, setting up monitoring kits, issuing complaints telephones, receiving user reports and complaints and responding within 15 days. Article 33 users have the right to receive, receive, and receive, postal enterprises within the time specified by the State for the transfer of mails and remittances. Postal enterprises shall communicate the results in writing to the searcher at the time specified by the State. Postal enterprises, sub-offices and individuals cause miscarriage, damage and shortness, and should be compensated or remedied by law. Any unit or person in Article 34 shall not be sent to, loaded with prohibited items. Postal enterprises should be rigorously inspected when they receive mails, and it should be found that prohibited items should be treated in accordance with the law. Article XV Postal users should use letters and prescriptions consistent with national standards. The mail must be sealed in accordance with the provisions and be structured to correctly write the name, address and postal codes. Postal enterprises may not be sent or returned to the sender to serve as a mail without the use of a letter and a letter containing the criteria. Changes in postal mail receipts, addresses, buildings, doors, etc. should be made available to registered postal enterprises for registration. Postal enterprises should be printed and distributed. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 37, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the relevant laws, regulations and other regulations have been punished in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. In violation of this approach, the development of construction units does not have a stand-alone postal service network and acclaim, accreditation or receipt room, and the construction of administrative authorities shall be responsible and will not be completed. Article 39, in violation of this approach, unauthorized operation of a special postal battalion by a postal authority or a business administration order, is subject to a fine of up to $100,000, which constitutes an offence and is criminally criminalized by law. Article 40 violates this approach by intrusing, storing, destroying postal facilities, which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, punishable by law by the public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 40 of the postal special vehicle authorized to assume universal service obligations, which is dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the management of postal transport, and which constitutes a crime, is criminalized by law. Article 42, law enforcement officials of the postal authorities misuse their duties, play negligence, favouring private fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or by the superior authorities; constitute crimes and hold criminal responsibility under the law. The law enforcement officials of the postal authorities shall be responsible under the law for the infringement of their legitimate rights and interests. Article 43 quantification of administrative penalties by the parties may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties did not apply for administrative review and did not initiate administrative proceedings against the execution of administrative sanctions decisions, and the authorities that had made a punitive decision applied for enforcement by the People's Court. Chapter VII Specific issues in the application of Article 44 are explained by the provincial postal authorities. Article 42 |
