(Summit No. 52 of 30 November 2011 of the Government of the Greateren Province to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 270 of 29 December 2011 of the Order of the Government of the People of the Greateron Province, which came into force on 1 February 2012.

Article 1, in order to promote and regulate public work, sets this provision in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 states that the Government of the People and its branches, communes (communes, districts) and organizations that authorize the exercise of administrative functions (hereinafter referred to as executive organs) are open to the public in society.

Article 3 applies to the public work of the administration within my province.

Article IV. The public work of the Government should be guided by the principles of law, comprehensiveness, realness, timeliness and public access.

Article 5

The authorities responsible for the public work of the provincial, municipal and district governments are responsible for the specific implementation of the Government's public work, providing guidance and supervision for the public work of the Government at this level, the Government at the lower level and its branches.

The inspectorate oversees the public work of the administration by law.

The Government of the commune (communes) is responsible for organizing public work on the implementation of government within its mandate.

Article 6. Public information-processing centres of provincial government receive policy advice and mass complaints and public feedback.

The executive branch can receive policy advice and public complaints through public information from the self-office media, and public feedback on results.

The Network should establish a working coordination mechanism with the public media in various administrations to receive complaints and feedback on results.

Article 7 is an open day for all provincial administrations on 15 May each year, organized by the provincial public service authorities to conduct public awareness campaigns throughout the province.

Article 8. The executive body should establish a public system for the sound administration of justice, identify working institutions and persons responsible for public day-to-day affairs, and make public names, addresses, telephones, faxs, e-mail and other means of communication available to society.

Article 9. The executive organs shall issue public matters involving other administrative organs and shall communicate with the relevant administrative organs, confirm and guarantee the accuracy and consistency of matters relating to the administration.

The approval process should be carried out in public advance, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 10

(i) Government regulations, other normative documents developed by administrative bodies and other documents related to economic, social management and public services;

(ii) Economic and social development planning, planning and progress and completion;

(iii) Overall urban and rural planning, other types of rural and urban planning and overall land-use planning and implementation;

(iv) Report on the public financial budget;

(v) Decision-making on major urban infrastructure construction projects, open tendering, intermediate marks and progress in engineering;

(vi) Preparation, prevention, occurrence and response to sudden public events, such as the physical and property security of the public;

(vii) Policies, measures and implementation in the areas of housing, education, health, poverty reduction, social security, employment, population and family planning;

(viii) Regulatory of environmental protection, public health, safe production, food medicine, product quality;

(ix) The policies, measures, standards and implementation of the State's land for house collection and compensation;

(x) The Government concentrates on the catalogue of procurement projects, the Government's procurement threshold standards, tenders, procurement results and their oversight;

(xi) Tax charges and relief policies;

(xii) The use and supervision of special funds, funds related to the public interest of society;

(xiii) Examination of conditions, procedures, results, such as the use of civil servants and the publicly elected cadres;

(xiv) Matters relating to the content, basis, procedures, time frames, service commitments, oversight, administrative remedies, etc. of the executive organs;

(xv) A directory of administrative functions, subject matter of authority, basis, operating procedures and oversight measures;

(xvi) The creation, modification and continuation of administrative licences and the procedures and results of administrative licences;

(17) The basis, criteria and discretion for administrative penalties, the quantification of quantitative benchmarks, the scope, type and scope;

(xviii) Administrative approval, operation fee and administrative charges, fees and basis;

(xix) The general interest of the public in society, the interests of the public or the legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions should be made public by the executive body.

The following matters are not open:

(i) State secret;

(ii) Business secrets protected by law;

(iii) Individual privacy protected by law;

(iv) Internal management matters produced or acquired by administrative organs in their daily work and uncertainty in discussions, studies or reviews;

(v) Legal, regulatory and other matters that are not open.

Article 12

(i) The mass media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks;

(ii) In the Government's bulletin, the Government portal, the network of people, the public information provided by the Government, as well as the scripts established at the office premises, which show that the self-office media, etc.;

(iii) To be made available at meetings such as press conferences, hearings, counselling meetings, review councils;

(iv) Other open forms that facilitate public awareness.

The executive branch should take measures such as the establishment of a search point, the organization of public days, the establishment of a service hotline to respond to queries, to facilitate public access to information.

Article 13. The executive body shall prepare a public directory of government and make regular public administrations. Phase-time work should be made public on a case-by-case basis; temporary work should be open.

In matters of general public interest and public interest, the executive body should be open, open and public in the course of decision-making.

Article 14. Changes in open political matters, withdrawals or terminations shall be made public by the executive branch in a timely manner. Citizens, legal persons and other organizations object to active public governance matters and request the administrative authorities to interpret and rectify them, and the executive organs should explain and make corrections in a timely manner.

Article 15 is an open matter for the active public administration, which should be made public within 20 working days of the date of the formation or modification of public matters by the Government. However, the duration of the public matters of government is provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 16, concerning the policy advice of the executive branch on the adoption of the Cyber, should provide accurate policy documents and receive timely feedback.

There is a special reason for the extension of the response period, and the executive branch should inform the applicant in advance of the extension period not exceeding 15 working days.

Article 17 Civil, legal and other organizations consider that administrative organs are not in compliance with their public obligations under the law, and can lodge complaints to the inspectorate, the public service authorities or the executive branch at the superior level. The body receiving the complaint should investigate and inform the complainant in writing within 15 working days.

Article 18

(i) No public obligation under the law;

(ii) The delay in updating the public content of the Government;

(iii) Failure to receive, respond to complaints from citizens, legal persons and other organizations concerning public work in the administration;

(iv) The brutality of attitudes and the brutality;

(v) Counter retaliation against the complainant;

(vi) To conceal, fabricate, adapt or destroy the public content of the administration;

(vii) Other violations of this provision.

Article 19