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(Adopted at the 93rd ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sichuan Province on 5 July 2006 and issued by Decree No. 201 of 5 August 2006 of the Government of the Sichuan Province, effective 1 September 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes and regulates public work, guarantees the right to information, participation and oversight of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, strengthens social oversight of administrative powers and promotes the administration of the law, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 states that the public administration is public and refers to activities undertaken by the executive body and the legal, regulatory and regulatory authorities to the public administration and public services of citizens, legal persons and other organizations that are mandated to administer the functions of public affairs. Article 3, paragraph 4, applies to public work within the executive region of the Sichuan Province. Article IV. The public work of government is guided by the principles of law, comprehensiveness, realness, timeliness and popularity. Article 5. The public work of the Government is organized and provided with the necessary financial guarantees. More than the people at the district level are responsible for the implementation of the Government's public authorities. The inspectorate is responsible for public oversight. Article 6. Governments or units at all levels recognize units and individuals that have been prominent in the public work of government. Chapter II Article 7. Organizations that are mandated by the executive organs and laws, regulations and regulations to administer the functions of social affairs shall be made public to the society the following: (i) Functional category. The institutional setting, changes and terms of reference of administrative organs; Personnel immunity, examination of civil service and unit staff, recognition, etc. (ii) Policy categories. Overall economic and social development planning, major policymaking and implementation in the region; The Government's financial precision reports, adjustments and increases in the financial budget, as adopted by the General Assembly of the People at this level, the use of major earmarked funds directly related to the people's public interest, the use of financial transfers and the financial and revenue-raising of the town; The Government concentrates on the directory of procurement projects, the procurement threshold criteria, the public solicitation standards and the Government's procurement oversight; Government statistics report, audit findings report; The cost-sharing project, the basis, criteria; The occurrence, disposal, etc. of sudden public events; Natural resource development, use and environmental pollution and their rehabilitation; Status of approval and public solicitation of major construction projects and progress in the work; The restructuring of State-owned enterprises, property transactions and State-owned assets; Land confiscation, approval of house demolitions, compensation standards, resettlement programmes, etc. Managing the use of confiscation; The use of the Social Insurance Fund, the Housing Fund, the Housing Fund, and the housing pool; Excellence, low-insecution, five-managed funds and disaster relief, management, distribution and use of social donations; Changes and implementation of tax charges and relief policies; Public goods, public utility investments and use. (iii) Legal documents. Legal, regulatory, and normative documents. (iv) The licence category. Administrative licences, administrative penalties, administrative review, administrative grounds, procedures and results. (v) Services categories. Information on fees for educational institutions, standards and postgraduate examinations; The prices of commonly used medicines, equipment, supplies and medical services used by medical institutions; Provision of fees, standards, operating procedures, for utilities units such as water, electricity, gas, fuel and communications, postal, public transport and transport; Matters of social commitment and completion. (vi) Other matters requiring openness are regulated by laws, regulations and regulations. The following article 8 shall not be made public: (i) Identify information that is secret and relevant to national security; (ii) Business secrets protected by law; (iii) Individual privacy protected by law; (iv) Laws, regulations prohibit public other matters. Chapter III Article 9. Organizations that have administrative organs and legal, legislative and regulatory mandates that are responsible for the management of the functions of social affairs may make public information available through: (i) Press conferences; (ii) Government communiqué; (iii) Public columns of government; (iv) Guide to conduct business; (v) The website; (vi) Services, supervision of hotlines; (vii) Hearing, counselling, review of Parliament; (viii) Media, such as newspapers, radio, television; (ix) Archives; (x) Other ways to facilitate public awareness. Article 10 organizations that have the authority to administer the functions of public affairs by executive bodies and laws, regulations should make the information, such as the name, office address, contact telephone, facsimile number, available to the community. Article 11. Organizations that administer the functions of public affairs by executive organs and laws, regulations and regulations shall prepare and make public lists of public administrations in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, which shall include public matters, deadlines and modalities of government. The public directory of the government was prepared by the people's Government and should be presented to the Government of the people at the highest level; the authorities responsible for the public administration of the people should be reported to the Government and the inspectorate. Article 12. The public time of government should be adapted to the public content. The public interest and the popular interest of the people is a matter of great concern and public interest, and the results of the decision-making process are open and implemented. The Government of the people at all levels can provide access to government information in national integrated archives in the region and facilitate access to public information for citizens, legal persons or other organizations. Organizations that are mandated by administrative bodies and laws, regulations and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs may establish public access rooms, information requests, information bulletins, e-information monitors, as required. Article 14. Civil, legal or other organizations require public content and shall apply in writing to organizations authorized by the executive organs and the law, legislation and regulations that administer the functions of public affairs. The application shall be registered by the executive body and the legal, legislative and regulatory body, which has the authority to administer the functions of public affairs. In order to be able to provide public information at the moment or to respond at the time, organizations that are mandated by the executive organs and laws, regulations and regulations that manage the functions of public affairs should be provided or answered at the time. No provision or response shall be made at the time of receipt of the request, which shall be answered in accordance with the relevant provisions within five working days of the date of receipt, with the exception of the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations. The applicant should be informed and justified by the reasons that are not public. Article 15. Changes in public matters, withdrawals or terminations in the administration of public affairs and organizations authorized by the law, regulations and regulations shall be made public in a timely manner and make statements. Article 16 provides public information on the public content of the government shall not be charged, except as otherwise provided by the State. Chapter IV Oversight of management and legal responsibility Article 17 Governments at all levels should organize or entrust professional bodies with an assessment of the public work of the executive organs and organizations that have the authority to administer the functions of public affairs. The assessment reports should be made available to society. Article 18 Civil, legal or other organizations consider that the executive body violates its legitimate rights and interests in the public work of the administration, may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 19 organizations that administer the functions of public affairs by executive organs and laws, legislation and regulations should receive timely reports, complaints and public scrutiny from citizens, legal persons and other organizations concerning public work in the administration. Article 20 (i) No public obligation under the law; (ii) Failure to update public content in a timely manner; (iii) Failure to receive, respond to reports, complaints from citizens, legal persons and other organizations concerning public work in the administration; (iv) Provision of public information on the public content of the administration in violation of the relevant provisions of the State; (v) Consensitizing, storing, fabricating or destroying public content of government; (vi) The public should not be publicly public; (vii) Other violations of this provision. Chapter V Article 21, all regions, sectors and industries may develop specific implementation approaches in accordance with this provision. Article 2 |
