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(Act No. 88 of the People's Government Order of 13 August 2002) Article I, in order to strengthen the management of commodity trade markets, preserve market transaction order, develop this approach in line with the Regulations on Urban and Rural Trade and Market Management in the Province of Excellence and the relevant provisions. Article 2 refers to the commodity transaction market (hereinafter referred to as the market) as defined in this approach, which refers to a fixed place, facility, the introduction of a centralized and publicly traded various types of life-consuming markets and the production of information markets. Article 3 shall be subject to this approach by the establishment of a market or by a unit and individuals operating in the market area. Article IV. Governments should take concrete measures to encourage and promote the construction and development of commodity trade markets and to rationalize bureaux, rigorous approval and regulatory management. The approval of commodity trading markets that occupy urban roads is prohibited and the gradual relapse of existing marketplaces (rooms). Article 5 The business administration sector is responsible for market registration and supervision management. Relevant sectors such as integrated law enforcement, public safety, fire, health, environmental protection and technical oversight should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities for market start-up and transaction activities. Article 6. Business units, social groups, street offices, village councils and individuals can apply for the opening of markets. Article 7. Specific planning for commodity trading markets developed by the commercial administration should be integrated into urban overall planning and implementation. Market start-up units (including individuals, under the same conditions) must submit requests for start-up reports to the commercial administration sector and, in accordance with the requirements of the commercial administration, provide relevant information for the planning of commodity transactions markets, subject to approval by the commercial administration sector of the approval of the approval of the approval of the opening market approval documents, the parties may be able to plan the construction of administrative authorities for the processing of the start-up business construction process and to conduct registration procedures in the business administration sector. Article 8. Market start-up units to the local business administration for the processing of market registration procedures shall be submitted to the following documents: (i) Applications for reports; (ii) Land, house ownership or use certificates; (iii) Approval of approval documents for the opening of the market; (iv) fire safety certificate documents; (v) The identity of the head of the market start-up unit; (vi) Other legal, legislative and regulatory procedures. In accordance with the preceding paragraph, the business administration process registration procedures for the market. Article 9. Market start-up units shall submit annual reports in accordance with the time specified by the market registry administration. Market registration authorities should review the main items registered. Article 10 Market start-up units must establish market facilities, in accordance with authorized areas, patterns, and enhance market functions. Market use cannot be altered without approval by the commercial administration. Market start-up units are to change market patterns and change market facilities, subject to approval by the original approval, registration authorities. Article 11. Market start-up units shall perform the following duties: (i) Establish internal management systems such as sound market transactions, firefighting, health and security, with dedicated management and staff; (ii) The establishment of separate facilities and traffic signs at the market entrance; (iii) To establish sanitation facilities, such as standard hygienic toilets, garbage containers, to carry out safe cleaning; (iv) Maintain the health integrity of the operating sites, such as markets, assessment zones, assessment sites; (v) Protection of greening facilities, green lands and trees in the market; (vi) To be responsible for the completion of the road in the market; (vii) Setting a fair scale within the market; (viii) To assist the business administration in conducting a review of the functionality of the entry site and to receive oversight in the business administration sector. Article 12 provides for units and individuals operating within the market and must be licensed by the business administration sector to operate in accordance with the scope of market demarcation. Units and individuals involved in operating activities in the market shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) Within the authorized area of operation, commodities should be regulated, integrated and non-conclusive; (ii) Different types of commodities shall not be subject to cross-border operation; (iii) The counter desk, the assessment of the non-processarily related procedures shall not be transferred, transferred; (iv) No national order prohibits sales of goods; (v) The market entry points are prohibited; (vi) No sale of extensions of audio equipment in the market; (vii) No firefighting corridor may be blocked. Article 14. Article 15 is long-term, night-time and demanding operation. Article 16 violates this approach and does not authorize changes in the use of the market, which are rectified by the commercial administration and may be fined by more than 1,000 dollars. Article 17 (i) No market registration shall be subject to a fine of up to $100,000; (ii) Unacceptance of annual tests by fines of 500,000 dollars; (iii) Authorized changes in market patterns or changes in market facilities, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars; (iv) Unless separate facilities and traffic signs are established at the market entrance, fines of more than 500,000 dollars; (v) Cross-border operation of different types of commodities in the market, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars; (vi) In the early, night-to-clock municipalities are not allowed to operate according to prescribed time and requirements, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars. Article 18 In violation of this approach, the operator has one of the following acts, which is being responsibly corrected by the business administration and may impose a fine of more than 100 dollars: (i) Beside the authorized area of operation and inclination of the seam; (ii) Be not operating in designated locations within the market; (iii) The unauthorized transfer or transfer of the tenets and slots; (iv) The operation of a national order prohibiting the sale of goods; (v) At the market entrance; (vi) The use of extensions in the market. Article 19, in violation of this approach, includes one of the following acts, punishable by the integrated law enforcement authorities: (i) In the absence of approval by the commercial administration of the unauthorized start-up market, a fine of more than 100,000 dollars for the start-up units; (ii) The use of the trade market run by urban roads and the absence of a prescribed location, scope, time operation, and the imposition of a fine of more than 500 dollars for the start-up units; (iii) Inadequate sanitation for operating sites such as markets, assessment zones, assessment points, with a fine of up to $300,000 for market start-up units or operators; (iv) The sale of commodities at both the urban road and outside the operating space, and the conduct of productive activities such as processing production, imposes a fine of more than 100 million dollars for operators. Article 20, in violation of regulations such as health, environmental protection, public safety, housing, sanitation, greenization and municipal facilities management, punishes them in accordance with the relevant provisions. Public security authorities are punished in accordance with the People's Republic of China Regulation for Security and Punishment. Serious circumstances and offences are brought to justice by law. Article 21, the parties' decision on administrative penalties is not uniform and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. In article 22, law enforcement officials in the business, business administration and related sectors should perform their duties under the law, conduct justice and civilized law enforcement. (b) Inviolate sentences and bring criminal responsibility to justice by the judiciary. Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 15 August 2002. The current stream market management approach to commodity transactions was launched on 1 July 2000 (Act No. 66 of the People's Government of the stream). |
