(The 66th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Democratic Party of the New summer of 24 May 2010 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 21 of 24 May 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 21 of the New Horizon Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 July 2010)

Chapter I General

In order to regulate public information, this approach is based on the provisions of the Public Regulations on Information of the Government of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in the context of the self-government area.

Article 2

Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen the organizational leadership of public information.

The Executive Office of the People's Government (rooms) at the district level is the competent authority for public information and is responsible for promoting, guiding, coordinating and monitoring public information.

The confidential administration at all levels is responsible for monitoring and mentoring the public confidential review of Government information.

Article IV provides for the implementation of vertically-led sectors (unitions) which should conduct public information under the leadership of the superior business authorities (unitions) and the unity of guidance of the host Government. The dual-led sector (unitions) should conduct public information, under the leadership of the people's government, and be guided by the top-level business authorities (unitions).

Relevant administrations such as Article 5 education, health, civil affairs, housing urban and rural construction, population life, economic and informationization, environmental protection, transport should be monitored and guided by the public work of public service units affiliated or managed to promote their public information.

Article 6. The executive body should establish a public confidential review, open coordination, false or incomplete information clarification, proactive openness and open work system for the sound functioning of public information institutions.

The Executive Office (room) established by the executive branch is responsible for organizing, coordinating, guiding and implementing the public information of the Government of this organ, which is responsible for the day-to-day work of the Government of this organ in public information and for fulfilling the responsibilities set out in article IV of the Regulations.

Article 7. The executive body shall establish specialized staff, provide working conditions and funds for public work agencies of the Government to support and monitor the discharge of their duties by the public information body of the Authority.

Introduction

Article 8. The executive body shall determine, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 9, 10, 11, 12 and 12 of the Regulations, the proactive public information matters, prepare public inventories and guidelines for the information of the organ and update them in a timely manner.

In addition to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the proactive public matters of the executive organs should also include the following:

(i) The name, office address, office time, contact telephone, facsimile number, e-mail, etc.;

(ii) Conduct a disciplinary and oversight system;

(iii) Results and remedies;

(iv) Other public information should be made public.

Article 9. The executive branch shall make public information, by means of the following, body or place, and update it in a timely manner:

(i) Government website;

(ii) Government bulletins (statements) or other sources of information published by administrative organs;

(iii) Press conferences;

(iv) Media, such as newspapers, radio, television;

(v) National Archives, public libraries;

(vi) Political service centres, public access rooms, information requests;

(vii) Information bulletins, e-information monitors, etc.;

(viii) Other ways, loads or places that facilitate the timely and accurate access of public information.

Article 10 Governments of the above-mentioned population should establish government information access sites at this level of national archives, public libraries and be equipped with facilities, equipment to facilitate access to government information by citizens, legal persons or other organizations.

Article 11. The executive organs shall make public information available in places such as the Service Centre, community services, or in accordance with facilities that need to select appropriate locations.

Article 12 provides information on a wide range of government and needs to be promptly informed by the public, and the executive organs should be made public in a timely manner through the media, such as newspapers, radio, television, etc., or open through a short letter of hands.

Article 13. Major emergencies and other important governmental information that require public awareness, should be made public by the executive branch in a timely manner through the convening of press conferences.

Article 14. The executive body shall provide paper and electronic texts to the principal national archives, public libraries within 20 working days of the formalization or change of open government information.

Article 15 Government regulations, normative documents and other major administrative measures, the draft administrative decision-making programme shall be open to public opinion on the Government's portal, or public advice through media such as the press.

The regulations and normative documents developed by the executive organs should be published in a dedicated column on the website of the organ; websites that have not yet been established should be published in a dedicated column on the website of the Government of the people at the district level.

Article 16 should be reviewed by the executive branch on whether the public information to be open or whether there is a threat to national security, public safety, economic security and social stability to public secret or public; it cannot be determined that the relevant authorities, or the same-level confidential administration, shall be determined within 10 working days of receipt of an indication from the executive branch.

The main elements of government information require public knowledge or participation, but some of the content involved State secrets or inadmissibility, which should be removed from public disclosure when it comes to humiliation or inadvisibility; and in accordance with the conditions of default, which is open after the statutory process is broken down.

Government information that is not subject to confidentiality review shall not be public.

Article 17, Government information produced or obtained by the executive body, concerning commercial secrets or personal privacy, shall be consulted in writing before the owner's views are to be made public; the owner does not agree in writing to the public and shall not be public. However, the executive body considers that there may be a significant impact on the public interest and should be made public and will decide whether the public content and the reasons for the written notification of the right.

The Government information to be issued by the executive branch concerned other administrative bodies, which should be communicated, coordinated with the relevant executive organs, may be issued after confirmation of consistency; and, if communication is not agreed, by the executive organ that would publish information from the Government, the information of the people at this level is reported to be addressed by the public information authorities.

Article 19 In the initial stages of the production or acquisition of government information, the executive body shall conduct a confidential review, in accordance with the provisions of articles 16, 17, 18 of this approach, seek the views of the rights person concerned, communicate confirmations, and determine whether the Government's information is open.

It was determined that public information could be used directly.

Article 20 Government information is open by the executive body that produces or obtains information from the Government. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Government information produced or obtained by administrative organs that have not been retained or functioned in the reform of government institutions is publicly charged by the administrative organs that continue to exercise their functions.

Government information, which is an active public, should be made public within 20 working days of the date of the Government's information formation or change. The legal, regulatory and public information time frames are set out in their provisions.

Article 21, Laws, regulations specifically provide for the publication of government information on the quality of agricultural products, major communicable diseases, major sanitary conditions, major geo-information data, statistical information, seismic forecasts, in accordance with the relevant legislation, regulations.

Chapter III Public application

Article 2 should be used by the executive branch to take advantage of the facilities and facilities, such as the Political Service Centre, the website of the Authority and the establishment of specialized reception windows, to deal in a timely manner with public requests for information and to facilitate access by the applicant to government information.

The executive branch should make public information applications available to facilitate free access by the applicant.

Article 23. The applicant shall apply for public information, which may be carried out through:

(i) Applications through the Internet should be submitted to the list of applications completed in the prescribed format and to the photographic electronic paper on their own valid identity documents. The time period for the receipt of applications by e-mail of mail or successful submission of other electronic applications is calculated.

(ii) Applications in the form of communications, telegraphs, faxes, etc. shall be submitted to the list of applications completed in the prescribed format and copies of their own valid identity documents. The time taken to receive the application is calculated from the time taken by the executive branch to receive letters, telegraphs and faxs.

(iii) Upon request, copies of the application form completed in the prescribed format and copies of their valid identity documents should be submitted. The time of receipt of the application is calculated from time to time.

The applicant's submission of a written application would be difficult and could be presented orally, and the administrative organ that accepted the application was replaced with the application form and confirmed by the applicant. The time for receipt of the application was calculated from the time confirmed by the applicant.

A government request for public information can only be matched to a Government information project.

Article 24. The executive body shall receive public requests for information from the Government and shall register the review in a timely manner, as set out below:

(i) To apply for public information relating to special needs such as production, living, scientific research, etc., or for the submission of valid identity documents or documentation, which shall be accepted and retained by the executive body or certified copies of documents or photographs;

(ii) Applications for public information that is not relevant to the production, life, scientific research and other special needs of individuals or entities, or does not provide effective identity documents or documents, or that the applicant's commissioner does not provide the applicant, the agent's valid identity documents and the letter of authorization. The administrative body shall register the circumstances of the inadmissible and inform the applicant in writing;

(iii) The content of the application is unclear and the applicant should be informed, within five days, of changes or additions within the prescribed time frame; the applicant has no reason to change or supplement it as a waiver. The applicant has made changes and supplements, and the time taken to receive the application has been calculated from the applicant for the submission of the change and supplementary material.

The executive branch shall receive the public information request and shall give the applicant a certificate of admissibility.

Article 25's application is admissible and should be answered at the time of the time; it is not possible to respond to it and, in accordance with the following provisions, within the statutory period:

(i) It has been made public to inform the applicant of ways and means to obtain information from the Government or to provide it;

(ii) To be made available to the applicant;

(iii) It is not open to the written notification of the reasons that the applicant does not provide;

(iv) The information that is not publicly available by the organ or the information of the Government does not exist and that the applicant is informed, in writing, of the reasons that the applicant cannot provide; it is possible to determine the organ responsible for the public information of the Government and to inform the applicant of the name, communication;

(v) The same applicant has repeatedly made public requests to the same administrative body for the same content, and the administrative authorities may not repeat their responses.

The executive branch generally does not assume the obligation to compile, process, collect or reproducing Government information for the applicant.

The following information from the Government shall not be provided to the applicant:

(i) Information relating to State secrets or public disclosure that may lead to the disclosure of State secrets or endanger national security, public safety, economic security and social stability;

(ii) Information relating to commercial secrets or disclosures that may lead to the disclosure of commercial secrets;

(iii) Information relating to the privacy of individuals or the damage that may lead to the legitimate rights and interests of the individual;

(iv) Information concerning secret work;

(v) Laws, regulations and regulations do not provide for public information.

Government information under subparagraphs (ii), (iii) above requires public information to be processed in accordance with article 17 of this approach. The request for public information relates to third-party rights, and the time required by the executive branch to seek third-party views is not calculated within the time period specified for the response.

The Government's response to the request for public information should be made in accordance with the body and form requested by the applicant; it was not possible to provide information, including through the arrangement of the applicant's access to the relevant information, as required by the applicant.

Citizens who apply for public information have difficulties or audio-visual barriers, and administrative authorities should provide the necessary assistance.

In accordance with article 28, the executive branch may, at the request, collect costs such as retrieval, replication, mail, etc. under the law and shall not exceed the fees, standards and manner prescribed by the self-government sector and shall not require the applicant to obtain information from the Government through other organizations, individuals in a reimbursable manner.

Article 29 presents the economic hardship of citizens applying for public information, with one of the following cases, and with the consent of the head of the public information public working body, the administrative body responsible for the application shall be exempted from the relevant costs:

(i) To receive minimum living guarantees;

(ii) Social welfare institutions and rescue management stations for feeding;

(iii) Rural five-care services;

(iv) An unemployment insurance scheme;

(v) Economic hardship due to disability, severe diseases, natural disasters or other causes is being subject to relief;

(vi) Other communes (communes) or street offices have shown that actual living standards are lower than the minimum living standards for rural and urban residents.

Article 33 Civil, legal or other organizations have evidence of the inaccurate record of government information provided by the executive branch with respect to themselves and have the right to request that the administrative organ be corrected; the administrative organ shall not be subject to correction and shall be transferred to the administrative body entitled to correction. The executive branch shall not corrections the information of the Government concerned to the applicant itself and shall inform the applicant in writing.

Any corrections request to citizens, legal persons or other organizations shall be dealt with at the time of the administration; it cannot be dealt with at any time, not later than 10 working days, but also to inform the applicant in writing.

Chapter IV Oversight and safeguards

Article 31, the Executive Office of the People's Government (rooms) and the administrative inspectorate shall monitor the public information of the executive branch and communicate the information of the Government on a regular basis.

Article 32 Governments of more people at the district level should conduct an examination of public information at the level of government and at the lower level. The specific conduct of the study is carried out by the Executive Office of the Government of the Principality at the district level (rooms) to organize the monitoring, information management, personnel, confidentiality and the Government's rule of law institutions.

The conduct of the examination shall be carried out in conjunction with the public information of the executive branch, the processing of the complaints reported, the application of administrative review or administrative proceedings, the inspection of the communication and social review.

The results of the examination should serve as one of the basis for the performance appraisal of the executive branch and be made public.

The executive body conducts an examination of the public information body of the Authority, in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Article 33 should be made public by 31 March each year by 31 March of the annual report of the executive body on the public work of the Government's information on this body to the society on its website or on the media. The website has not yet been established and should be made available on the website of the Government of the People at the district level or on the media.

Article 34, civil, legal or other organizations consider that administrative organs are not in compliance with public information obligations under the law, may report to the superior administrative body, the inspectorate or the public information authorities, and that the reporting body shall investigate and write the reporters within 20 working days.

Article 35, Civil, legal and other organizations consider that specific administrative acts in public information violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 36, executive organs and their staff are held accountable in accordance with article 34 of the Regulations and article 33, paragraph 5.

Chapter V

Article 37 Activities of the public government that are mandated by law, legislation and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs apply.

Article 338 Education, health, family planning, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transportation, etc., is carried out in the light of this approach by public business units that are closely linked to people's interests in the delivery of social public services.

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2010.