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(Adopted by the 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang on 20 October 2006) The Government of the people of the Blackang Province decided to amend the Standardized Monitoring of Information Technology in the Blackang Province as follows: Delete Article 7: “The following shall be registered by the organ of the organization: (i) The establishment of national bodies, units of the cause, with the approval of the institution-building sector; (ii) A registered enterprise and individual business and other economic organizations authorized by the business administration sector; (iii) Registration of social groups and non-commercial units authorized by the civil administration; (iv) The registered central direct units and in-household institutions authorized by the relevant departments; (v) A non-governmental organization body accredited by the outside sector or other relevant authorities; (vi) Other bodies established by law.” ii. Delete Article 8: “Organizational bodies shall, within 30 days of the date of approval of registration or approval of the establishment, have relevant documents to the same-level executive authority for the approval of the registration or approval of the established organ for the application of the organization's codes. The corporate code certificate is in place and is available. The organization's corporate code is governed by the annual prosecution system. No unit or individual shall be forged, used and transferred to the corporate code certificate and shall not use the denunciation of the organization's codes.” Article 9 was deleted: “The name, address, statutory representative or head of the organization shall apply for the registration of changes to the standardized administrative authorities within 30 days of the change and re-establish the organization's code certificate”. Delete Article 10: “Organizational institutions shall terminate by law and shall be accompanied by a written-off of the organization's code by the standardized administrative authorities.” V. Delete Article 16: “The production of a commodity rule shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant national standards and shall guarantee the quality of the production of commodities at a minimum. The production of the enterprise shall be subject to the “Article Minimum Winterprint” granted by the standardized administrative authorities at the provincial level. The Chinese certificate of membership of the Chinese Standard Minimum System for Commodities should be detected, registered and registered in the production of the enterprise for the production of the goods. Delete article 32 (i) as follows: “No registration is registered in the organization's statute”. Delete subparagraph (ii): “The name, address, legal representative or head of an organization shall change and shall not be registered within a specified period of time”. Delete subparagraph (iii): “Organizational bodies do not conduct the annual inspection or replacement of the certificate of the organization's code”. Delete article 314 (iv) as follows: “Appropriation of a minimum of commodities”. Paragraphs Page (i) Failure to perform statutory duties; (ii) Failure to impose administrative penalties on or beyond the statutory category; (iii) Violations of statutory procedures to impose administrative penalties; (iv) Violations of laws, regulations, regulations or regulations that impose administrative inspections or administrative coercive measures; (v) Violations of penalties and penalties for offences; (vi) To request or receive property from other persons, with minor circumstances; (vii) Laws, regulations, regulations and regulations should give other acts of administrative disposition.” Article 39 was deleted: “This approach is interpreted by the provincial executives for standardization”. In addition, the order of the provisions was adjusted accordingly. This decision is implemented from the date of publication. The standardized monitoring management approach for information technology in the Blackang Province has been reissued in accordance with this decision. Annex: standardized monitoring of information technology in the Blackang province (Amendment 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes informationization and regulates information technology, in line with relevant legal, legislative and regulatory provisions, such as the Standardized Law of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Standardization of the Blackang Province. Article 2 addresses the standardization of information technology, including the organization of institutional codes, the classification and coding of information such as commodity terminals and standardization of public information kits, identification cards, information networks. Article 3. This approach applies to State organs, social groups, business units, individual business and other economic organizations and individuals within the jurisdiction of the province. Article IV. Governments at all levels should incorporate information technology standardization into national economic and social development plans, strengthen leadership in the standardization of information technology, and take measures to encourage the adoption of international standards and advanced standards abroad. Article 5 More than the standard administrative authorities at the district level may, in accordance with their work, entrust the statutory technical body with the implementation of the information technology standardized monitoring test. Industrial authorities are responsible for the standardization of information technology in the industry. Chapter II Article 6. The organization of agency codes are based on the principles of the preparation of national codes, which confers the only and consistent statutory codes of the organization established by law throughout the country. Article 7: The organization shall use the corporate code certificate: (i) Establish bank accounts, loans; (ii) Statistical registration; (iii) Tax registration; (iv) The Manual for the Use of Total Wage; (v) The vehicle inspection, vehicle brand; (vi) External investment operations; (vii) Import and export operations; (viii) Insurance operations; (ix) The registration, change and cancellation of State property rights; (x) Data availability, minimum registration and quality certification; (xi) Other requirements are required to use the organization's code certificate. Chapter III Article 8 Article 9 encourages businesses to use commodity terminals and associated automated management systems. An automated measurement tool for trade settlement should be used in accordance with the provisions. Article 10, or authorized city-standard administrative authorities, shall be subject to a minimum registration application for commodities in accordance with the terms of reference and shall be issued after the approval of the relevant State body concerned, a certificate of membership of the China Standard Minimum System for Commodities. The Chinese Commodity Accreditation is valid for two years. Business shall, within three months prior to the expiration of the term, process the extension of the request to the standardized administrative authorities; write-off of its commodities at a time when the extension process is pending. Article 11. Enterprises are classified or terminated by law, and their commodities are at least discontinued and processed for write-offs. No unit or individual shall have the following acts: (i) Constraint, take-off and transfer of commodity provisions; (ii) The unauthorized production of a commodity minimum; (iii) The use of the goods that have been cancelled. Chapter IV Public information maps Article 13 Public information graphic symbols refer to visual symbols that characterize specific graphics and narratives, which are directed to human behaviour. Article XIV places such as vehicle stations, terminals, airports, public places and roads, urban roads and other places requiring public information maps should be established in a prominent place. Article 15 sets out units of public information map symbols, which should be rehabilitated or replaced in a timely manner with respect to the breakdown, variability, pollution, symptoms and public information maps that do not meet national standards. Chapter V Identification cards Article 16 identifiers refer to card-based information features used to mark specific information from the markers, including a minimum card, a magnetic card, a ITUL card (ICK), optical card etc. Article 17 Production, sale of identification cards and their readership machines are subject to a standardized review by provincial industry authorities with the provincial executive authorities for standardization, with the approval of the provincial authorities of the informationization authorities. Article 18 (i) In line with national standards, industry standards, local standards or enterprise standards; (ii) A certificate of eligibility for products; (iii) A production licence shall be subject to the production licence number. No unit or individual shall have the following acts: (i) Foreign identification cards; (ii) The sale of forged identification cards; (iii) The sale of unqualified identifiable identifiable identifiable identifiers and their readership; (iv) The use of non-qualified or disable means of reading. Chapter VI Information networks Article 20 builds information networks and implements the principles of integrated planning and harmonization standards and should take full advantage of the national gateway transmission network and build a network of cross-cutting approaches. Article 21, the information network should be consistent with national standards or industry standards to achieve interconnections among networks. The information network should be subject to standardized review by provincial industry authorities with the provincial executive authorities. The equipment used by the information network should be consistent with national standards or industry standards. products with specific symbols should be consistent with national standards. Article 23. The form of information database construction and data exchange and the data video format should be consistent with national standards or industry standards. Each database builds on the organization's code information and should use the information data already uniformed in the National Organization's codes database. Oversight management Article 24 shall perform functions in accordance with the established competence and procedures, and shall present administrative law enforcement documents when conducting oversight inspections. Standardization of administrative law enforcement personnel has the right to conduct on-site surveys using legal means and to receive and replicate information relating to the standardized conduct of the information monitored. Standardization of administrative law enforcement officials in their duties should be confidential in relation to patents, technical information and other commercial secrets. Article 25 Article 26 was challenged by the inspection unit, which could submit a written review request to the standardized administrative authorities for the inspection mission within 15 days of the date of receipt of the inspection report, or to the standard administrative authorities at its superior level, for the purpose of the review. Chapter VIII Legal responsibility Article 27, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being modified by a standard administrative authority for a period of time, which was not reformulated and fined by more than 500,000 dollars: (i) Public information maps should be set up without the establishment or establishment of national standards; (ii) The form of data exchange and the data video format are not consistent with national standards or industry standards. In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being restructured by the executive authority of standardization, confiscation of proceeds and products of violations, fines of up to 5,000 dollars, and fines of over 1000 dollars for the relevant heads and those directly responsible: (i) Constraints, instigation, transfer of corporate codes or commodity minimums; (ii) The use of certified corporate codes of the cancelled organization or a minimum of commodities; (iii) Foreign identification cards, the use of unqualified or disbursed identification card reading machines. Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is redirected by the executive authority responsible for the standardization of the administration of justice, forfeiture of the proceeds of the violation and fines of the proceeds of the violation: (i) The production, sale of identification cards and their readers are not in accordance with national standards, industry standards, local standards, enterprise standards; (ii) The terms of commodities produced do not meet national standards; (iii) The equipment used by information networks and information networks is not in accordance with national standards or industry standards, as well as products with specific symbols, and its content and marking methods are incompatible with national standards. Article 33, in violation of the present approach, provides that without standard production identification cards and their readership machines, shall be subject to a standard administrative authority to stop production, sale, confiscation of the proceeds derived from the unlawful production of identification cards and their reading machines and violations, and to fines of up to 30 per cent of the product's value; impose a fine of up to 4,000 dollars for statutory representatives and direct responsibilities. Article 31, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being corrected by the executive authority of the standardization, forfeiture proceeds of the violation; in the case of serious circumstances, a fine of more than 10 per cent of the proceeds of the violation: (i) The production, sale of identification cards and the certificate of eligibility for the production, sale of their readership products; (ii) The identification card for the licensing of production and its readership card with no reference to the production licence number. Article 32 should be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Administrative Punishment of the People's Republic of China. Article XIII contains one of the following acts by executive law enforcement officials who are in charge of administrative disposition by their units or by their authorities: (i) Failure to perform statutory duties; (ii) Failure to impose administrative penalties on or beyond the statutory category; (iii) Violations of statutory procedures to impose administrative penalties; (iv) Violations of laws, regulations, regulations or regulations that impose administrative inspections or administrative coercive measures; (v) Violations of penalties and penalties for offences; (vi) To request or receive property from other persons, with minor circumstances; (vii) Laws, regulations, regulations and regulations should give other acts of administrative disposition. Chapter IX Article 34 of this approach was implemented effective 1 October 1999. |
