Article 1, in order to strengthen the construction and management of agro-industries, regulate the operation of the agro-industries and facilitate public life, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Regulations on the Commodity Exchange of Goods in the Wider Self-Government Zone.

Article 2

Article 3 Business administrative authorities in the city, district (zone) are responsible for guiding and overseeing the construction and upgrading of agro-markets.

The municipal, district (zone) business administration sector is responsible for the registration and management of agricultural trade market operators.

The executive authorities, such as the city, the district (zone) development reforms, the land, planning, construction, housing, environmental protection, health, food medicine surveillance, agriculture, urban management, firefighting, prices, are governed by agro-industries within their respective responsibilities.

Article IV governs the agro-industries. The People's Government is responsible for the integration and coordination of the construction and day-to-day monitoring of the agricultural market in the Territory. The commune Government, the Street Office assists business, business administration authorities in overseeing the construction and day-to-day operation of agro-industries.

The agro-industries are public service-friendly facilities of a public interest, and the people of the counties (zone) should formulate preferential policies that promote the construction and development of agro-industries.

The agro-industries can be used to make transfers.

Chapter II Planning

Article 6. The agro-industries should be installed in the context of factors such as population living, services and semi-harge, consumer demand, in accordance with the principles of integrated planning, rational laying down, facilitating the mass and profitable transactions.

Article 7

The specific planning of the agro-market should be in line with the overall land-use planning and integrated into the overall planning, commune planning and control-specific planning of cities (communes).

Article 8. The People's Government shall build the agro-industries in accordance with the specific planning organizations of the agro-market; to organize new agro-markets in the Territory where the existing agro-industries do not meet the specific planning requirements of the agro-industries;

(i) Complementary construction in connection with the renovation of the Old City, the construction of new residential areas or the planning point for other cities.

(ii) The selection of new sites within the context of the specific planning of the agro-industry market.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, construction is still unable to meet the specific planning requirements of the agro-market, and the People's Government of the counties (zone) should be complemented by the organization of the establishment of a rivy city, community vegetable city (hostation).

Article 9. The construction of the agro-market should be in line with the specific planning and technical regulatory requirements of the agro-market. The technical regulation of the construction of the agro-market is developed separately by the municipalities and the local governments.

Article 10

The planning of administrative authorities should clarify the size, location and associated infrastructure of agro-market buildings, as well as housing or construction of administrative authorities should incorporate agro-market construction requirements into real estate development projects or construction projects in the Old City.

The pre-implementation of the provisions of the Planning, Construction and Housing Administration shall seek the views of the executive authorities, such as commerce, business and business.

The agro-industries that have been developed before the implementation of this approach are in line with the specific planning requirements of the agro-market, but are not in line with the requirements of the technical norm for the construction of the agro-industries, which should be rebuilt or rehabilitated. The re-establishment or renovation of the agricultural market shall not exceed the pre-renewable area of reconstruction, adaptation.

Governments of the urban, district (zone) population should provide incentives or financial support to re-establish or rehabilitate agro-industries in accordance with the technical norms of agricultural market construction.

Following the completion of the construction or adaptation of the agro-market, the planning of administrative authorities to verify the conditions for construction work planning should be invited to jointly verify whether the agro-industries are built in accordance with the technical norms and planning conditions of the agro-industry market. The agro-industries have not been constructed in accordance with the technical norms and planning conditions in the agricultural market and are not verified through construction planning conditions; the planning of administrative authorities should be accountable to farmers' market owners for the process of change and the process of completing and verifying the construction of engineering planning conditions.

Article 13. The agricultural market that had been established prior to the operation of the scheme was not in accordance with the exclusive planning of the agro-market or, although in line with the specific planning of the agro-industries, the adaptation was not able to meet the technical regulatory requirements of the agro-industry market, which was organized by the people of the district (zone) in accordance with the law; and was not in conflict with the law, should be closed.

Article 14. The city of this city shall not, in principle, establish a temporary agricultural market. Thanks to the lack of a agricultural market network, a temporary agro-industries need to be established by the urban people's government, which may be established by the municipal business administration authorities, upon the advice of administrative authorities such as business, land, planning, urban management.

The establishment of a temporary agro-industry market shall not exceed two years, with the expiry of the period of time being cancelled by the People's Government of the city.

Article 15. Within 500 metres around the trade market established by law, the relevant administrative authorities shall not authorize the establishment of an interim assessment point for the sale of agricultural products, agricultural products.

Article 16 does not automatically change the use of agro-markets and the use of buildings, and administrative authorities such as land, planning, should indicate that the project uses or buildings are earmarked for the agro-industry.

Trade market land and buildings cannot be dispersed.

Chapter III

Article 17

Article 18

(i) The responsibility for food security. The establishment of food safety management systems such as food quality safety tests, retroactive and non-qualified food-recovery, as requested by the Food Drug Control Monitoring Administration, is equipped with rapid food quality testing facilities, equipment and self-registered testing for foods operating in the area. A review of the licenses of food operators, regular inspections of their operating environment and conditions, finding that food security violations should be stopped in a timely manner, and immediate reporting to the food drug surveillance authorities.

(ii) The prevention of animal and animal products. Animal and animal product quarantine licensee of the market is found to be eligible for quarantine and cannot be imported into the market; regular columns for active and poultry sales in the market, reclamation or regional recuperation.

(iii) The establishment of an indicative system. Instructions have been established for the publication of the services project, the assessment of rental service charges, the market management system, the home operator's certificate, consumer complaints telephones, food security.

(iv) Implementation of the municipal responsibility for sanitation. (a) Maintain access to the market, stop operations within the area, operate beyond the assessment (door shop) and vehicle disruption;

(v) Required vouchers in the market place; accept consumer complaints, conduct mediation, cooperate with consumer associations and relevant administrative authorities to investigate consumer disputes.

(vi) To fulfil its obligations under the control of vectors, the appointment of special (and part-time) personnel to carry out vector-breaking activities, and to take effective measures to control the density of environmental vectors in the market, consistent with national standards.

(vii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations.

Article 19

The establishment of a agro-industry in the saving area for farmers to sell their own-products in the subsistence-saving area, free of charge for leasing services from the agricultural market.

Article 20

Article 21 provides for the use of government funds-building and adaptation of agro-industries, which should be made clear in local or financial enabling agreements that farmers' market owners, agro-industries, and business-management enterprises in the agro-industries should not terminate their business market.

The owners of the agro-market and the business management of the agro-industries need to put an end to the operation of the agro-industries for their own causes, and shall report in writing to the commune, district (zone) business administration authorities three months in advance. Upon receipt of the report, the business administration authorities in the city, the district (zone) should conduct an argument with the executive authorities, such as the business, planning, land and construction, within 10 working days. It was argued that the region needed to establish a agro-industries, including through agreement acquisitions or replacement of property rights by the people of the district (zone) and the transfer of agro-industries into the operation of national asset operators; and that the people of the county (zone) were not allowed to enter into a farm market acquisition or a property-for-trade agreement, and that, prior to the use of the new alternative agro-industries, the time limit for the operation of the agro-industries, and that no longer than two years was prohibited.

Article 2

Article 23. The operators should comply with the relevant laws, regulations and market management systems, adhere to the integrity, fair competition and legitimate operation, and maintain market order.

Article 24 provides for the sale of goods or services provided by the operator to the extent that the consumer requests the purchaser and should be provided.

Article 25 operators should be subject to management, indiscipline, non-cushion of commodities, do not make up or operate beyond the assessment (door shop) and refrain from placing vehicles and maintaining the integrity and accessibility of the assessed and operating sites. The garbage, such as catering, agricultural products, should be used by the operator for the garbage collection of containers and for the maintenance of a clean and sanitation.

Article 26 Indoor food operators should fulfil their food security responsibilities by establishing food-safety instruments, entry inspection record systems, and procurement of food items should identify the supplier's production licences, business licences, product qualification certificates and other markings, such as recording of food names, specifications, quantity, production orders, insurance periods, names and contact, entry date.

In-house food operators should retain the original invoices, vouchers, product quality certificates, etc. of food-related documents, tickets for inspection by the relevant administrative authorities.

There is no less than six months for recording information and vouchers for food products, and other food records and vouchers are not less than two years.

Article 27 enters the agricultural market by consumers and other personnel, and should be subject to the provisions of the agro-market management and not to bring vehicle, cigarette into the agricultural market commodity trading area.

Chapter IV Oversight management

The second eighty-eighth market is governed by the level of service management. The municipal and business administration sector is responsible for the integration, coordination and harmonization of the management of the sub-markets throughout the city and for the development of a sub-prime evaluation criteria with the municipal business administration authorities, the customization of the agricultural market and the publication of the society. Governments at all levels should provide incentives or support to the agro-industries.

By allocating land or using government funds to build, rehabilitate and renovate agro-industries, the cost of rental services and the buoys are determined by municipal, district price administrations in conjunction with the levels of economic and social development and made public to society.

Article 29: The relevant sectors of the city, district (zone) monitor the agro-industries in accordance with the following responsibilities:

(i) Agricultural administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring the quality safety management of food-use products before entering the agricultural market, monitoring of animal protection conditions in the exclusive or part-time and animal products trading markets.

(ii) Food drug surveillance management is responsible for monitoring the safety of agricultural markets.

(iii) The health administration authorities are responsible for monitoring the control of vector-prevention in the agricultural market.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 33 provides for violations of the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by the law, legislation and regulations.

In violation of this approach, the agro-industries do not verify receipt, delivery, through construction planning conditions, and are converted by an administrative authority responsible for planning and fines of over 500,000 dollars.

Article 32, in violation of this approach, does not provide for self-regulatory testing of foods operating in the agricultural market, allowing for the sale of animal and animal products without valid quantification certificates, with a fine of up to 200,000 dollars for the Food Drug Control Administration.

Article 33 Business management enterprises in the agro-market are not mandated to carry out urban responsibilities for environmental sanitation, incests in the market, incests, posters, incceration, inclination and intrusion operations, outside the scope of the slot, vehicle spoilers, etc., and are converted by the business administration sector to a fine of over five thousand dollars.

Article 34, in violation of this approach, does not provide for the establishment of a re-exclusive measurement mechanism by a business administration, which is subject to a fine of over five thousand dollars.

Article 33 fifteenth operators violate this approach by placing incests, unauthorized occupants of public premises, accounting for or cross-assessment (hos) thresholds, and by failing to clean the garbage, sewerage, garbage, sewage polluting roads, affecting sanitation, being responsibly corrected by the business administration sector, with a fine of over 50 million dollars.

Article 36, in violation of this approach, provides for the adoption of a transferable land or the use of the Government's fund-building, rehabilitation of the agro-industries, owners of the agro-industries, business-management enterprises in the agro-industry sector to end the business market, which is being converted by commercial administrative authorities, with a fine of more than five million yen dollars, and the imprecise and uncorrected business by an agreed State asset operators.

In violation of this approach, consumers and others enter the agricultural market, do not comply with the provisions of the agro-market management or are not subject to the management of the agro-industries, bringing vehicles, luxes into the market commodity transaction area, and are converted by the business administration sector to a fine of over 50 million dollars.

Article 338 should reproduce the actions of units or individuals in violation of the provisions of this approach to the municipal social credit information collection services, which are recorded in units or individual credit files.

Article 39 imposes administrative disposal by law on the authorities and their staff members who abuse their duties in the management of the market, play negligence, favouring private fraud, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Annex VI

Article 40

(i) The approach refers to a market name, fixed place and corresponding facility, which is managed by a market operating enterprise, with a number of operators entering the market, with the retailing of agricultural products, agro-industries.

(ii) Insurers referred to in this approach refer to businesses, other organizations or individuals engaged in commodity operations in the agricultural market.

Article 40