Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of organs, regulate the affairs of organs, ensure the proper functioning of the organs, reduce the cost of the functioning of the organ and build economies, develop this approach in accordance with the Regulations on the Management of Agencies.

Article 2, this approach applies to the management of the affairs of the people at all levels and their sectors.

Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level should further the integrated management of the affairs of the government organs at this level, the establishment of a sound management system and standards and the integration of resources.

Government departments should concentrate on the management of organs in this sector, the management system and standards of the executive branch.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen its oversight of the work of the organs of the Government and the lower-level government.

The authorities responsible for the affairs of the lower-level government are guided by the authorities of the people's government.

Sectors such as fiscal, development reform, audit, inspection, etc. at the district level, should strengthen oversight of the administration's operation funds, assets and service management, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, regulations and regulations.

Article 5

Article 6. Governments at all levels should establish a public system for sound administrations, in accordance with public information provisions, to publish regular public service receipt fees, public service vehicle acquisitions and operating expenses, and budget and accounts for the operation of agencies, such as the charging State (the country).

Chapter II Financial management

Article 7. Governments and their sectors should strengthen the management of the administration of funds and improve the effectiveness of the use of funds.

The current approach refers to funds for the operation of the body to purchase goods and services.

Article 8

The financial sector of the people at the district level should, in accordance with the physical quotas and service standards, organize standards for operating budgetary expenditures and related expenditure standards, taking into account market prices for goods and services.

Article 9

Article 10. The Government of the people at the district level shall incorporate the costs of public service reception, the acquisition and operation of public service vehicles, the inclusion of fees from the public outlet (the country) in budgetary management, strictly control the costs of public service receipts, the acquisition and operation of official vehicles, the size and proportion of the total budget for the operation of the office due to the cost of the Principal (the country).

Article 11 Expenditure management for public service receipts, acquisition and operation of official vehicles, travel, office management and maintenance costs, logistics services, etc., and implementation of the relevant provisions of national and autonomous areas such as the Political Party Authority's Ordinance on Excellence against the waste.

Article 12 Government departments should procure the required goods and services in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the Government.

Government departments should procure goods that are applicable to the economy without the procurement of luxury goods, superstandard services or the acquisition of office premises, and shall not be subject to the provision of self-procurement or the avoidance of public solicitation procurement by the Government, including through the integration of spare parts.

Chapter III Assets management

Article 13

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level shall establish the criteria for the allocation of assets by organs, prices, sexes and the minimum period of use, in accordance with the principles of classification, efficacy, reasonable feasibility, active and dynamic adjustments.

Government departments should prepare asset-sharing plans in this sector in accordance with the agency's asset configuration criteria, and the development and implementation of asset-sharing plans should uphold the principle of efficiency.

Article 15 Government departments should improve the asset use management system, such as asset registration, asset custody, return of assets, the establishment of a sound asset accounting card and the use of archives, the regular inventory, the security of assets and the efficiency of their use.

Separating assets in all sectors of the Government should be used by a uniformed adjustment of the current Government; they cannot be used by the agents, and, after the approval of the financial sector, to dispose of proceeds, including through public auctions.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the district level should adopt a unified management of all branches of government through measures such as the explicit authority, the development and implementation of land planning, strict use and disposal.

Government departments should be in line with the following provisions:

(i) It is proposed that a new land will be obtained at the time of the selection process, which shall be reviewed by the same authorities in order to obtain a local review and a land rights certificate, to include the relevant material reporting authority in the management of the current government authority.

(ii) Building on existing land, and prior to the process of planning, advice should be sought from the same authorities.

(iii) The disposal of land, which is regulated by the authorities of the executive branch, is used on a priority basis, including through redeployment, replacement; indeed, undesirable use, with the advice of the executive branch, and with the approval of the same-level people's Government, following the review of the same financial sector.

Article 17 The Government of the people at the district level should establish a unified management system for the office of the sound authority, the registration and harmonization of the rights-based management system. The harmonization of office premises, the registration of the right to unity and the harmonization of specific work are vested with the competent authorities of the current Government.

The office accommodations of all branches of Government shall be harmonized according to the following provisions:

(i) The approved indicators for the area of office space;

(ii) Conducting a home census;

(iii) Preparation of office rental adjustment programmes;

(iv) Enhanced use management;

(v) A dynamic management.

The right to office in all branches of the Government is registered and the relevant provisions of the “Pace management approach for the office of the party's organs in the Nin summer Self-Government Zone”.

Article 20

(i) The Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region project for the construction of houses by the Government of the Autonomous Region;

(ii) The construction of housing construction projects in the municipalities' government departments, district-level people's governments and various sectors and town-community governments, which are approved by the municipalities.

The construction, maintenance and maintenance of the Government's office should be rigorously implemented in relation to the standards of national and autonomous areas.

Article 21 provides for new construction, reorientation of office premises in all sectors of the Government, which should be implemented in accordance with the principle of “building for new arrivals, redeploying new arrivals”, and the sector has been withdrawn and should be relocated, replaced and transferred in accordance with national policy provisions.

Government departments have confirmed the need for the acquisition of office premises, which are approved by the same-level organs, financial authorities.

Government departments should send office premises to the same-level authorities.

Article 2 does not allow all branches of Government to rent, borrow office or change the functionality of office accommodation; no office accommodation shall be rented without the approval of the Government of the current people.

The disposal of office premises was approved by the management of the executive branch with the approval of the Government of the same-ranking people following the approval of the financial sector.

Article 23 provides for the implementation of the relevant provisions of the national and self-governing areas, including the development of public service vehicles, standards, procurement, management, maintenance and maintenance.

Chapter IV Services management

Article 24 states that the authorities of the authorities of the people at the district level should develop a unified management system for the logistics services of the organs.

The management of logistics services should uphold the following principles:

(i) Maintain the direction of socialization;

(ii) Guarantee basic needs;

(iii) Maintaining equality;

(iv) A dynamic adjustment.

Article 25

Article 26 Governments at all levels should manage and regulate public service reception, in accordance with the principles of simplification of ceremonies, pragmatic efficacy.

More than the local people's Government should establish the scope and criteria for public service reception in conjunction with local practice. Government agencies and public service reception authorities should strictly implement public service reception systems and standards.

More than the people at the district level receive administrative services that are responsible for the management of public service reception at the level of the Government and guide the public service of the lower-level government.

Article 27 Governments and departments at all levels should strengthen conference management, control the number, size and duration of meetings, make full use of meetings, including in-house premises and television calls, web videos, and make available for meetings.

Article 28 Government departments should implement provisions relating to public travel, travel, training, and review the travel, examination and training of staff members in this sector as a result of the State (territory), travel, training and training, to control the number of travel, travel, training missions and personnel, outside the country (i.e.) and outside the current administrative area.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases has been changed by an accountability order of the superior authority and by a warning of the responsible person by an outgoing authority or inspection body; in the more serious circumstances, by acquitted or duly disposed of; in serious circumstances, by giving a downgradation or by withdrawing from service:

(i) The excess budget, the overstandard payment of public services, the acquisition and operation of official vehicles, the cost of travel and training for public outlets, travel and training, or the misappropriation of other budgetary funds for public service reception, the acquisition and operation of official vehicles, travel and training of the Principal State (i));

(ii) The procurement of luxury goods, superstandard services or the acquisition of office spaces;

(iii) Leave, borrowing office premises, changing the functionality of office accommodation or unauthorized rental of office premises;

(iv) Exclusive production, ultra-standard placement of vehicles or over-standard rental of vehicles, or higher archiving, majeure for public service vehicles or borrowing, occupancy of sub-offices, other units, or acceptance of enterprise utilities units, personal donations vehicles;

(v) Provision of logistics services beyond mandated projects or standards;

(vi) Organization of country(s), travel, study or training that are not relevant to the operation of the sector.

Article 33 Abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud or corruption in the management of organs by the executive branch and by the dismissal of the responsible person by the superior authority, and by the dismissal of the authority or the inspectorate to the responsible person; in the light of the gravity of the circumstances, giving him or her to a large degree of disposal; in the event of serious misconduct, giving or removal of his or her duties; in the form of an offence, criminal responsibility is prosecuted by law.

Annex VI

Article 31 Management activities of other State bodies and relevant groups of people are implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2016.