In order to strengthen the standardization of engineering construction, the quality of construction is guaranteed, and in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the National People's Republic of China, the construction of quality management regulations.

Article II of this approach refers to the survey, design, construction, technical requirements and methodologies for construction, including national standards, industry standards, local standards and corporate standards.

Article 3. This approach applies to the development, implementation and monitoring of construction standards in the administrative areas of the self-government region.

Article IV. The Housing Urban and Rural Construction Authority is responsible for the management of standardized oversight in construction, and is responsible for the implementation of the standardized management body for construction.

The standardized authorities should be able to manage the work related to the standardization of construction.

The financial sector should include funding for standardized work construction in the current financial budget.

Chapter II

Article 5 is not specific to the absence of national standards, industrial standards or national standards, industrial standards, and needs to be developed in the context of a uniform provision of engineering technical requirements within the administrative regions of the self-government area.

Article 6. The urban, district and rural-urban construction authorities in the establishment area should conduct national standards for construction, an analytical assessment of the implementation of industrial standards, establish a local standard implementation evaluation system, and consider that local standards need to be developed or modified to make recommendations to the housing-building authorities in the self-government area.

Units, individuals and units and individuals involved in construction research, teaching, etc. believe that the relevant construction elements require local standards that can make recommendations to the housing rural and urban construction authorities.

Article 7. Urban and rural-urban construction authorities in self-government zones should organize technical experts for construction of works, relevant units to justify the development of local standards; local standards should be developed.

Article 8. Urban and rural-urban construction authorities in self-government zones should publish projects requiring local standards and organize or oversee the establishment of rural and urban construction authorities, units and individuals with corresponding professional technical skills.

Article 9

(i) No less than national standards and industrial standards;

(ii) Not be incompatible with national standards, industry standards and cross-repetition;

(iii) Special technical requirements to meet the natural conditions of this self-government area and national customs practices;

(iv) In line with new technologies, new materials, new processes and new equipment development requirements;

(v) The use of new technologies, new materials, new processes, new equipment through identification, evaluation and extension of applications;

(vi) The use of patent technology should be subject to the licence of the owner.

Article 10. Local standards are harmonized by the management of quality technical supervision in the self-government area and will be published with the housing and rural-urban construction authorities in the self-government area.

Local standards should be presented to the Department of State authorities for rural and urban construction on 30 days from the date of publication.

Article 11. Local standards are lower than new national standards or industrial standards and should be revised or repealed.

Article 12 encourages organizations with corresponding capacity, such as scientific institutions, to develop standards for construction groups that meet market and innovation needs for voluntary market selection.

Group standards should be stricter than national standards, industry standards and local standards.

Group standards are developed by the organization's autonomy.

Article 13. Enterprises can be autonomously developed and implemented in accordance with the requirements.

Enterprises are encouraged to develop business standards that are rigorous in terms of national standards, industry standards and local standards.

Article 14. Housing rural and urban construction authorities should provide information, advice and services for social organizations, enterprise development works-building standards, and competitive group standards and corporate standards for relevant national departments, social promotion of the self-government area.

Chapter III Implementation of standards

Article 15 units such as construction, survey, design, construction, construction, engineering, etc. and other engineering-related units must implement mandatory national standards for engineering construction, mandatory industrial standards and mandatory local standards (hereinafter referred to as mandatory standards), which are legally responsible for the quality of construction.

When the units in the previous paragraph enter into the relevant contract, the relevant mandatory standard elements should be clear.

Article 16 provides that the housing urban and rural construction authorities should establish mandatory standard implementation plans to monitor the implementation of mandatory standards in all aspects of construction.

Housing rural and urban construction authorities should make public mandatory texts available to society free of charge.

Article 17

Article 18 surveys, design units must conduct surveys, designs in accordance with mandatory standards and be responsible for their survey, design and quality.

Article 19 The construction units must be constructed in accordance with the engineering design chart and the construction technology standards, without unauthorized changes in the design of the works and without theft of work.

Article 20 shall be in accordance with the law, regulations and relevant technical standards, design documents and construction contracts, representing the construction units to implement the quality of the construction and assume responsibility for the quality of the construction.

Article 21, units such as construction, treasury, construction map design document review, found that construction surveys, design documents were not in accordance with mandatory standards and should report construction units, which were mandated to require engineering mapping, design units to complement and revise engineering construction surveys, design documents.

New technologies, new materials, new processes, as set out in the construction survey, design documents, may affect the quality and safety of construction works and, without national technical standards, survey units or design units should be brought to the approval of the Committee of Experts on Construction of Engineering Technology organized by the Housing and Urban Construction Authorities in the autonomous areas.

The construction, survey, design, construction and custodial units should be recorded in the relevant reports and signed by the heads of units.

The units engaged in engineering construction activities such as survey, design, construction, and treasury should establish enforcement of mandatory standard regulations.

Article 23 Social groups or businesses should organize testing of standards established by them and follow-up evaluation of the implementation of the standards.

The establishment, implementation of the necessary norms, guidance and oversight should be carried out for the establishment, implementation of the standards of groups.

Standard professional institutions are encouraged to carry out comparatively and evaluated standards for businesses and to receive social oversight.

Article 24 provides that the housing urban and rural construction authorities should conduct mandatory standard education training for the personnel of this unit and the personnel of the supervisory body for the construction of the construction of the works, and promote mandatory standards to society.

Article 25 units engaged in engineering construction activities such as survey, design, construction and treasury should establish a robust standard education training system to strengthen the training of workers.

Social groups in the field of construction, scientific research institutions and business organizations are encouraged to implement mandatory standards for the promotion of mandatory information advice, technical guidance, advocacy and training.

Chapter IV Oversight inspection

Article 26 Housing rural and urban-rural-building authorities and other relevant sectors should enhance oversight of enforcement of mandatory standards.

The urban and rural construction authorities in the self-government area should establish a system of statistical analysis of the implementation of mandatory standards and carry out an impact evaluation.

Article 27 Rural and urban construction authorities should check the following construction elements:

(i) Whether the engineering technicians are familiar with and have mandatory standards;

(ii) The performance, survey, design, construction, administration, inspection, etc. of the project is in compliance with the mandatory standards;

(iii) The material used in the engineering project is in compliance with the mandatory standards;

(iv) The quality of the project is in compliance with the mandatory standards;

(v) The guidelines, manuals, computer software content used in the works are in compliance with the mandatory standards;

(vi) The integrity of the relevant report on the performance of mandatory standards;

(vii) Other references to mandatory standards.

The housing urban and rural construction authorities should publish inspection findings and incorporate units and personnel that do not implement mandatory standards into the construction sector credit system management system.

Article 28 does not meet mandatory standards for project planning, engineering survey results reports, construction map design documents, and shall not be approved and used.

Construction materials, equipment that do not meet the mandatory standard requirements prohibit the use of engineering construction.

Work in violation of mandatory standard construction must not be collected.

Article 29 units engaged in activities such as surveying, design, construction and treasury should establish an internal enforcement review system for mandatory standards and receive social inquiries and oversight in relevant documents, reports, construction sites express mandatory standards.

Any unit or individual has the right to sue and complain about violations of the mandatory standards, and the housing urban and rural construction authorities should promptly investigate and investigate the results of the survey feedback and the complainant.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of article 17 of this approach, construction units expressly or imply that the design units or construction units violate the mandatory standards, reduce the quality of the work and reorder the amount of more than 500,000 dollars.

Article 32, in violation of article 18 of this approach, provides that the investigation unit does not conduct a survey according to the mandatory standards and that the design unit is not designed in accordance with the mandatory standards and that, after a change in order, there is a fine of more than 300,000 dollars.

The survey unit or the design unit had pre-defined acts, resulting in a loss of quality of the work, suspension of work and lowering the level of qualifications; serious circumstances; repayment of the award; and liability under the law.

Article 33, in violation of article 19 of this approach, provides that the construction unit steals the material in construction, uses non-qualified construction materials, construction components and equipment, or any other act that does not conform to the engineering design chart or construction technical standards, renders a fine of up to 24 per cent of the engineering contract price; causes that the quality of construction works is not in accordance with the standard of quality, is responsible for the return, repair and compensation of the resulting loss;

In violation of the mandatory standards, the construction of construction works, construction materials, construction components and equipment will not be eligible for construction works, construction materials, construction components and equipment will be converted to a fine of more than half a million dollars, lowering the level of qualifications or canceling the award of qualifications, forfeiture of proceeds of violation, and causing losses to bear joint liability.

In accordance with this scheme, a fine is granted to the unit and a fine of up to 10 per cent for the head of the unit directly responsible and other direct responsibilities.

Article 36 Construction units, design units, construction units, engineering units, engineering units violate national provisions, reduces the quality standards of work, causes major safety accidents, constituting crimes, and prosecutes directly responsible persons in accordance with the law.

Article 37 Staff of the Housing Urban and Rural Construction Authority and the institutions responsible for the standardization of construction, quality of the works are subject to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are treated in accordance with the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible.

Annex VI

Article 338 is implemented effective 1 February 2016.