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(Prelease No. 92 of the People's Government Order No. 92 of 6 December 2002) Article 1 ensures the management of salts, eliminates iodized diseases, protects the physical health of citizens, and develops this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department of Economic and Social Affairs Regulations, the Specialization of Honours and the Regulations on the Salary Industry of the Blackon Province. Article 2 units and individuals involved in the processing, storage, transport and acquisition of salt products within the city's administration should be respected. Article 3 (i) The salt of food use (hereinafter referred to as salts) refers to salts used directly and salts used for food processing. (ii) Permission and burning of industrial salts (hereinafter referred to as two industrial salts) means salts for the production of purely alkali and burned raw materials. (iii) General industrial salts, which refer to industrial salts or liquid salts other than salinity for industrial purposes. (iv) Agricultural salinity refers to salts such as crop penetration. (v) Reproduction of salt products, which are the main ingredients of sodiums and adds other raw materials. The livestock industry, fisheries and feeding industry are managed according to salts. Article IV. Article 5. This approach is organized by the executive authorities of the municipal salt industry. The administrative authorities of the salt industry are responsible for the administration of the salt industry within the Territory. Sectors such as health, business, public safety, transport and quality technical supervision are governed by their respective responsibilities. Article 6. The distribution of salts is governed by a direct scheme. The salt-profeeding enterprise shall organize the acquisition and sale of salts in accordance with the distribution plan issued by the provincial salt industry authorities. The administrative authorities of the municipal salt industry should monitor the implementation of the distribution plan for the salt-profeeding enterprises. Article 7. Businesss engaged in a salt-professional operation should be held with a licence for salts from the provincial salt industry authorities. The salt-profeeding enterprise (with an agent's contribution, sub-prime) shall operate in the form of salts, in accordance with the means of entry provided for by the salt-professional licence and the scope of sales. units and individuals with no salt-free licence shall be allowed to carry out the salt distribution operation. Article 8. Units and individual businessmen involved in the retail of salts should be held in possession of a permit for the sale of salts by the administrative authorities of the local salt industry and express in the operating place. Units and individual businessmen with no salt-free retail permit shall be allowed to sell their salts. Article 9. Units and individual businessmen with a salt retail licence, as well as units and individuals engaged in food-giving industries, livestock, fisheries, feeding industries, should be purchased from enterprises with a salt licence. Article 10. Accommodating and retail salts should be iodized in accordance with national provisions. Food-grid industries, livestock, fisheries and feeding industries should be used in line with national iodized salts. The units and individuals requiring the use of non-iodized salts should be certified to purchase the salts designated by the local salt industry administrative authorities. Article 11. Enterprises engaged in the processing and sequencing of salt products should be equipped with conditions for production and testing of the quality of the product and with a licence for salts; processed and loaded products should be in compliance with national standards and using packs and iodized salts developed by provincial salinary authorities. No unit or individual shall be able to falsify the salt packaging kits and iodized salts, as well as the sale, use of forged salt packs and iodized salts. Article 12 The units and individuals with no salts shall be allowed to transport the salt. Article 13 quantifications should be carried out by enterprises with salts, which should be in compliance with national provisions and maintain reasonable stockpiles. An enterprise free of a salt licence shall not store the salt. Article 14. The administrative authorities of the salt industry should review the reciprocation and use of the two alkali industry. No unit or person shall be transferred to the industrial salt. Article 15. General industrial use of salts, agricultural salts and salt products should be provided by local salinary industries in accordance with the actual requirements of the salt unit. No unit or individual shall be allowed to purchase or sell the general industrial salts, agricultural salts and salts. Article 16, the administrative authorities of the salt industry should perform their duties in accordance with the law and strengthen the supervision of the salt industry. When administrative law enforcement officials of the salt industry perform their official duties, the following can be exercised: (i) Examination of the storage, processing, marketing and transport tools of salts and salt products within the jurisdiction. (ii) To investigate the parties, witnesses and other units and individuals involved in the offences of the salt industry. (iii) Access, copying and replication of documents relating to the offences of the salt industry, extracting the relevant material to the inspected, investigated units or individuals. (iv) In cases where evidence may be lost or otherwise difficult to obtain, the administrative authorities of the salt industry may, with the approval of the administrative authorities of the salt industry, register the maintenance of the salt products, packaging items, processing equipment, transport instruments, etc., and take decisions within 7 days. Any unit or individual who violates the provisions of this approach shall be entitled to apply to the administrative authorities of the salt industry. The administrative authorities of the salt industry should conduct the investigation of the alleged violation by law and reward the prosecution. Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts shall be punished by the administrative authorities of the city, district (market) salt industry in accordance with the following provisions: (i) In violation of article 7, paragraph 3, article 8, paragraph 2, article 9 and article 10, paragraph 1, of this scheme, which provides that no salt shall be granted a licence for the purpose of granting a salt free of the salt, free salt and retail licences for the sale of salts from enterprises without a salt permit, the sale of salts that are not in accordance with the State's provisions or the unauthorized sale of salts that are not iodized, shall be responsibly, the confiscation of salts and proceeds derived from the operation of the offence and the imposition of a fine of the value of salts. (ii) In violation of article 11, paragraph 1, and article 13, paragraph 2, of this scheme, an enterprise free of a salt licence to process and store its salts for the production of salts and the production of a licence free of the salt, shall be responsibly, free of the proceeds of the offence, paying more than 5,000 fines; there is a violation of the proceeds of the offence, up to a maximum of 50,000 dollars. (iii) In violation of article 12, paragraph 2, of the present scheme, the unauthorized transport of salts without salt shall be altered, the confiscation of the salts of the transport in conflict with the law, the value of salts for the transport of the shipment of the goods by more than three times the fine of the carrier's proceeds of the breach. (iv) In violation of article 14, paragraph 2, article 15, paragraph 2, of this approach, the sale of salinary, unauthorized acquisition or the sale of general industrial salts, agricultural salinage and salt products may be altered and the confiscation of proceeds of the conflict may be subject to a fine of up to five times. Article 19 relating to the collection and confiscation of salt products by law in the law enforcement sector shall be referred to the administrative authorities of the local salt industry in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 20 rejects, impedes the performance of public duties by administrative law enforcement officials of the salt industry, and punishes the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China. In violation of this approach, criminal responsibility is held by law. Article 21, the staff of the administrative authorities of the salt industry shall perform their duties in accordance with the law; they shall not be subject to negligence, favourably fraud and abuse of their functions. In violation of the provisions of this article, the administrative disposition of its units or superior authorities is provided. Article 2 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 23 deals with the treatment of unused instruments and penalties, in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces. Article 24 The Harhama Municipality Management Approach, issued by the Government of the Hilhama on 10 April 1993, was also repealed. |
