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(The 102th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Party of the New summer Self-Government, held on 9 November 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 102 of 9 November 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 102 of 9 November 2007 for the Honduran Autonomous Region, which came into operation effective 1 January 2008). In order to strengthen price monitoring, to guarantee the authenticity, accuracy and timeliness of price monitoring data, to play an important role in price monitoring in macroeconomic regulation, and to develop this provision in line with the relevant provisions of price law, legislation and regulations. Article 2 states that price monitoring refers to macroeconomic management activities undertaken by government price authorities to track, collect, analyse, predict and publish changes in important commodity prices and services prices. The types of services referred to in the preceding paragraph are determined in accordance with the type published by the Department of State price authorities. The Government's price authorities in the self-governing area may supplement the types of vital commodities and services, as required. Article 3 applies to the price monitoring activities within the administrative region of this self-government area. Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in price monitoring efforts, pay attention to building the price monitoring base, and include price monitoring funds into sectoral financial budgets. Article 5 Other relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be aligned with price monitoring. Article 6. Civil, legal or other organizations are obliged to cooperate with price monitoring. More than the people's governments at the district level should give incentives to citizens, legal persons or other organizations that have made significant achievements in price monitoring. Article 7. The price authorities shall perform the following price monitoring duties: (i) Survey, analyse the prices of important goods and services and their associated costs, as well as changes in market demand; (ii) An analysis of forecasting prices to investigate major price problems; (iii) To follow up on key economic policies, measures reflecting in the area of price; (iv) Implement price forecasting, early warning and timely policy recommendations; (v) Organizing national price monitoring missions; (vi) The publication of price monitoring information; (vii) Other price monitoring functions. Article 8 Article 9. The price monitoring process should implement the standardized price monitoring system in the national and autonomous areas. The price authorities of the self-governing zone have established the price monitoring reporting system in the self-government area, in accordance with the State's uniform price-monitoring system. The municipal, district and district price authorities, in line with the requirements of the self-government sector price monitoring reporting system, could develop complementary price monitoring projects and standards, as well as report on the prices of the self-government zone. Article 10 Price authorities should strengthen price monitoring and early warning networks, establish market trajectory, early warning reports, emergency duty classes, track monitoring and price monitoring early warning systems, and improve price monitoring of emergency preparedness cases. The price authorities should immediately launch price-monitoring emergency pre-response cases and report on market price fluctuations, causes and recommendations to the Government and the parent price authorities in a timely manner. The price authorities should conduct a survey of the impact of price volatility and sudden incident on the consumption of the population and take measures to guide, promote production and consumption. Article 12. The price authorities shall monitor information on the price of important goods and services in the current administrative region, in accordance with the relevant regime. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations require access to price monitoring information and, in addition to national secrets, commercial secrets, price authorities should provide them with related services. Article 13 price authorities may designate enterprise units and other organizations as price-monitoring units, in accordance with the actual needs of price monitoring, and issue brands or certificates for price monitoring units in accordance with national regulations. The municipal, district and district price authorities should report their designated price monitoring points to the self-government sector price authorities. Article 14. The price monitoring point unit shall designate a dedicated or part-time officer responsible for the collection and delivery of the unit's price monitoring information and shall be subject to the approval by the head of the unit. Price monitoring points should be sent in a timely manner to price monitoring information, and price monitoring information should be true and should not be delayed, denied, false, concealed, false or altered. The price authorities should conduct regular inspections and review of price monitoring information delivered by price monitoring units. Article 15 Price authorities should provide price monitoring operational guidance to price monitoring units, provide regular legal, policy advice and related business services to help them address difficulties in price monitoring. Article 16 price authorities should establish a quality monitoring management system for price monitoring, implement quality assurance, implement quality management responsibilities, guarantee the accuracy, timeliness and fullness of price monitoring data, and promptly identify and address problems in the quality management of price monitoring. High-level price authorities in Article 17 should strengthen the guidance on price monitoring at the lower price authorities and coordinate their efforts in a timely manner. The price authorities should strengthen internal division of labour coordination and create collaborative mechanisms for price monitoring, price management and price surveillance. The price monitoring process should be monitored by society. The price authorities should accept the views and recommendations of civil, legal or other organizations on price monitoring and take practical measures to improve price monitoring. Article 19 The price authorities are responsible for price monitoring (hereinafter referred to as price monitoring personnel) should receive training according to the provisions, and the price monitoring survey certificate issued by the competent inspection authority in the self-government area can be carried out. Price monitoring officers should present price monitoring surveys. Article 20, price monitoring personnel should conservatively preserve national secrets, commercial secrets obtained in their work and should not use price monitoring information for any other purpose other than price monitoring. Article 21, price authorities in self-government zones should be trained by sector-wide price monitoring personnel. The municipal, district and district price authorities should be able to monitor the training of price-seeking and price information providers. In violation of price monitoring provisions, the price-monitoring unit was warned by the price authorities to correct the orders; the late replacement was punishable by a fine of $20 million. Article 23 of the price monitoring order unit violates the price monitoring requirements, rejects reports, false reports, conceals or coercs, simulates the price monitoring information, which is being warned by the price authorities and is correct, and is punishable by a fine of up to €200 million. Article 24 provides that price monitoring orders are not consistent with the administrative penalties of the price authorities and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 25. The price authorities and their staff abuse their duties, play negligence, favouring private fraud in price monitoring, and warn, defaulted or severely disposed of the law by the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible; in the light of the gravity of the circumstances, giving downgradation or dismissal; in the event of serious circumstances, granting dismissal, and decriminalizing the offence by law. Article 26 |
