(Health Meeting of the People's Government of the city of jewell, 8 January 2009, considered the adoption of Order No. 66 of 10 January 2009 by the Government of the People's Republic of the jewell City, which came into force on 20 February 2009)

Article 1 provides for the protection of the rights and interests of enterprises and operators, the creation of a good investment operating environment, the promotion of enterprise development, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, and the development of this approach, in conjunction with the current city.

Article 2

This approach refers to the principal holder of an enterprise that exercises business management functions under the law and assumes responsibility for business management.

The interests of enterprises and operators referred to in this approach refer to the corporate property rights and the right to operate under the law of business operators, as well as other rights and interests associated with them.

Article 3. Governments at all levels should encourage and guide the development of enterprises, protect the interests of business and business operators and create an environment of fair competition.

Article IV. The executive organs at all levels should be governed by the law to enhance administrative efficiency and create a sound development environment for enterprises.

The executive organs at all levels should, within their competence, investigate violations of the rights and interests of business and business operators.

Article 5

Business and business operators are encouraged to support and participate in public goods.

Any unit or person in Article 6 shall not impede the normal production order of the enterprise.

Any unit and person are entitled to social supervision of violations of the rights and interests of business and business operators.

The media have the right to monitor violations of the rights and interests of enterprises and operators.

Article 7. The Governments of the city, region (with the Economic Functional Commission) should establish a joint mechanism for the protection of the rights and interests of business operators and coordinate key issues in the protection of the rights and interests of business and business operators, with specific work being undertaken by the municipal, regional and multilateral sectors.

Relevant sectors such as national capital, external trade, business, public safety, inspection, tax, quality, price, customs, testing and quarantine should perform their respective duties in accordance with the law and preserve the interests of business and business operators.

Article 8

The city, the people of the region have strengthened infrastructure construction and public goods to create a good business environment for enterprises.

Article 9 provides units and individuals that make a prominent contribution in the protection of the rights and interests of business and business operators, and Governments at all levels should grant recognition or incentives.

The communes and the communes should put in place accountability systems that violate the rights and interests of businesses and business operators and correct violations in a timely manner.

Article 10. The municipal, regional and social security sectors should work with the same trade unions, enterprises to establish tripartite mechanisms for coordinating labour relations, to conduct research on key issues related to labour relations, to make recommendations and recommendations on issues to promote harmony and cooperation between workers and enterprises, business operators.

Article 11. Industry associations affiliated to enterprises should fulfil their responsibilities under the law to preserve the interests of business and business operators by leading business and business operators to operate in accordance with the law and perform corporate social responsibility and service enterprises.

Article 12

Article 13. Business considers that normative documents developed at all levels of the people's government and its functional sectors violate their rights and interests, and may apply for the review of the rule of law sector of the municipality. The rule of law sector should be reviewed by law and communicated the results in writing to the applicant within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request.

Article 14. The application of administrative licences by executive organs at all levels shall be based on laws, regulations, regulations, administrative licences for enterprises in accordance with statutory conditions, standards, and shall be processed in a timely manner within the specified period.

Article 15. Administrative penalties at all levels of administration should be based on laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, and administrative penalties such as suspension of business orders, suspension of licences, a fine-tune, etc., should be informed of the right of the enterprise to require hearings, and that the business requires hearings and that the executive organs should organize hearings in accordance with the law.

Article 16, the rule of law sector of the commune government should be well-established in the administrative sanctions review system, review the major administrative penalties involved in article 15 of this approach and have the right to take corrective decisions in cases such as the application of the law error, the punishment process. The relevant executive organs should be corrected by law and, in writing, back to the Government's rule of law.

Article 17 imposes a system of leakage at all levels of administration, the cause unit, which is charged to the enterprise under the law, shall produce a licence to communicate the basis for the fees and to obtain a uniformed cheque for the statutory sector; prohibiting royalties, excessive standard charges, self-project charges and prohibit the repayment of the same charges within the statutory period.

The executive organs at all levels and their staff shall be subject to strict compliance with laws, regulations and regulations. In one of the following cases, the enterprise has the right to refuse:

(i) There is no legal, regulatory and regulatory basis.

(ii) Law enforcement officials are less than two.

(iii) No effective administrative law enforcement evidence is presented.

(iv) There is no clear oversight of inspection matters.

The executive organs and their staff at all levels of Article 19 shall not be subject to the proper conduct of business activities, shall not be exempted from charge of inspection fees or from the sampling, nor shall they be sought or received from the corporate property and shall not be profitable.

Article 20 Inspection, testing, testing and testing of products produced by the executive branch shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation.

In accordance with the law, the executive branch conducts inspections, testing and testing of products produced by enterprises that require sampling, not exceeding the number of technical standards, standard normative requirements. The executive body shall return the material within five days of testing, testing, and shall not be returned, and shall be compensated in accordance with the law equivalent to the value of the raw material.

Article 21, the city, the people of the region, should be able to oversee the coordination of inspections, which could be completed in conjunction with the supervision of the enterprise, should organize joint or joint inspections by the relevant executive organs.

The relevant administrative bodies should be governed by law by the statutory test, test conclusions or findings made by the technical body for the same product by law.

Article 2

Article 23 should promote e-government at all levels, sharing administrative licences, administrative sanctions, and monitoring of relevant information with other relevant administrative bodies and improving efficiency.

Article 24

(i) A forced or transcendent enterprise to accept activities that have not been authorized by the competent organ for the conduct of the examination, evaluation, evaluation, performance, upgrading and sequencing.

(ii) To collect the cost of unjustifiable grounds for businesses in the name of the examination, evaluation, excellence, achievement, upgrading and sequencing.

(iii) mandatory or adaptive enterprises to training, services, purchase of designated products without legal provisions.

(iv) Enforcing or adapting enterprises to receive reimbursable news, soliciting various newspapers, magazines, books, information, etc.

(v) Enforcing or disguised businesses to participate in various social groups, provide sponsoring or donation, purchase price securities, participate in insurance other than legal and regulatory provisions.

(vi) Persons, property, goods and goods that are not reimbursed for the use of corporate property or which is manifestly non-consensible for the acquisition of property from the enterprise.

(vii) Interference in the legitimate ownership of the business and the enforcement or transcendability of enterprise placements.

(viii) Transform administrative functions into paid services.

(ix) Public enterprise core technology and information relating to business secrets without the licence of the enterprise.

(x) Provide dinner, recreation, tourism and other activities for forced or transcendent enterprises.

(xi) The use of businesses to profit from illegal benefits for themselves, friends or others.

(xii) Other violations of the rights and interests of enterprises and operators.

In response to the above-mentioned conduct, business and business operators have the right to refuse and to complain to the inspectorate.

Article 25 The municipality, the people of the region and their relevant sectors should be supportive of enterprise patent invention and the creation of brands in terms of financial, financial, industrial policy.

All levels of administrative organs, business units should be protected by law with respect to intellectual property such as patent rights, the right to work, the right to trade, and the case of violations of corporate intellectual property.

Article 26 The executive organs at all levels should maintain a normal market order that criminal acts such as theft of false products, illegal transactions, and theft of corporate property, should be promptly identified to create a good operating environment for enterprises.

The executive organs should be protected by law when enterprises and operators exercise their rights under the law by obstruction, threat, intimidation and physical assault.

Article 27 provides that any unit and person shall be entitled to report, complain about violations of the rights and interests of the enterprise and the enterprise operator.

The authorities should publish reports, complaints telephones, receive reports, complaints and protect the reporting and the complainant in accordance with the law.

The relevant departments should be verified, processed within thirty days, after having received reports, complaints, and written replies should be provided. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

The views and proposals reflected by the twenty-eighth sector with respect to enterprise, enterprise-owned industrial associations and other relevant social groups should be given in writing within 15 working days.

Article 29 states, zones, the Government shall establish a joint anti-dumping, counter- subsidies, safeguards and maintenance of domestic industrial security mechanisms involving government departments, industry associations, business participation in response to foreign anti-dumping, anti- subsidies, safeguards and protection of domestic industrial security, using the rights conferred by the WTO rules to defend the interests of enterprises.

In response to foreign anti-dumping, counter- subsidies and safeguards, enterprises can submit requests for trade relief to the offshore sector either by themselves or by industry associations and other relevant social groups entrusted to them.

Article 33, when enterprises are subjected to foreign injustice in export and import trade, they may seek help from the foreign sector. The MERCOSUR should work in conjunction with the national sector's external trade barriers survey.

Article 31, the executive organs, units of the cause and their staff are in violation of the provisions of Articles 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 25 and 26 of this approach, which are subject to a probationary period of time, refunding the costs of unlawful charges and disposing of them in accordance with the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible personnel; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Article 32, the enterprise unit and its staff shall be compensated in accordance with the law, in violation of articles 14, 15 and 17 of this scheme.

Article 33 governs the performance of statutory duties at all levels of administration, the cause unit and its staff, which is not performed or delayed by law by the inspectorate; damages for business and business operators and liability under the law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 34 quantifications are carried out in accordance with the law by executive organs, utilities units and their staff at all levels, receipt of corporate property or other interests. Individuals responsible for direct responsibility and other persons directly responsible are lawfully disposed of by law; they constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 20 February 2009.