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(Summit 6th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Lives of 17 May 2004 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 67 of 6 July 2004 No. 67, Publication of 10 August 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to regulate the production, operation and management of undocumented agricultural products, improve the quality of agricultural products and guarantee the physical health of citizens, develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Agriculture Act and relevant national provisions. Article 2 refers to the production environment, the production process and the quality of products in line with the requirements of the relevant national standards and norms, which are certified by law and are certified, allowing for the use of unprocessing or pre-processing planting, breeding and wildlife products. Article III requires units and individuals engaged in the production, operation, management of non-judicial agricultural products within the city's administration. Article IV is responsible for the implementation of this approach for the management of unpaid agricultural products within the current administration. The provinces (markets, areas) agriculture, livestock, and water production sector are responsible for the management of unpaid agricultural products in the Territory, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Production of non-violent agricultural products, operators enjoy preferential treatment under national and provincial and municipal policies. Article 6. Agricultural technology extension agencies should strengthen technical guidance on the production of non-violent agricultural products; and encourage relevant professionals to undertake technical contracted services. Chapter II Article 7 (i) In line with national, industrial or provincial environmental standards, such as soil, water and atmospheric; (ii) Clear regional scope; (iii) There is a degree of production. The scale of production under article 8, paragraph 3, refers to the following criteria: (i) vegetables: protected areas are less than 50 acres and open areas do not less than 300 acres; (ii) Scgu(o): The area of protected areas is less than 50 acres and the area of open cultivation is less than 500 acres; (iii) Abduction: not less than 200 tons in the year; (iv) Food crops: the area of cultivation is not small than a 2000cre; (v) Oil: area of cultivation is not small than 500 acres; (vi) fruits: the area of cultivation is less than 300 acres; (vii) tea gardens: the area of cultivation is less than 200 acres; (viii) Avian breeding area: more than 10000 for chicken in commodities, more than 100,000 for the chicken in commodity eggs, more than 8,000 per year in the commodity cell, more than 200 in the meat gallery, more than 200 in the milk crust, and more than 500 per year for meat; (ix) Acultaneous livestock in the processing of livestock products must be produced from land and be consistent with the following production provisions: The dying of pyrethos was more than 200 times a day; The dying of more than 1,000 single-days; The dying of more than 50 cattle on a single day; The dying of more than 200 kidnapped days alone; More than 50 tons of milk were processed. (x) Water-processing areas: large-scale nutrients are not less than 1,000 acres, with a concentration of ponds raising area of less than 100 acres, and the plant breeding area is less than 1,000 square meters. Article 9 shall apply to units or individuals designated by the place of origin (hereinafter referred to as applicants) to the authorities of non-violent agricultural products in the place of the property (market, area) and submit the following information: (i) Determination of the application in the place of origin; (ii) Regional scope and scale of production in the place of production; (iii) A description of the state of the environment of the land; (iv) Plan for the production of non-violent agricultural products; (v) Excellent agricultural quality control measures; (vi) Feasibility certificate material for professional technology and managers; (vii) Statement or commitment to ensure the implementation of standards and norms for non-violent agricultural products; (viii) Other relevant materials. Article 10. The authorities for non-violent agricultural products shall complete the first instance of the applicant's material within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the request. In the first instance, the first instance was qualified and the relevant material was presented to the municipal authorities for non-judicial agricultural products; in the first instance, the applicant should be notified in writing and justified. Article 11. The municipal authorities for non-violent agricultural products shall complete the examination of applications within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the request. (c) The applicant shall be informed in writing and the reasons for it. Article 12 The period must continue to be used and should be reproduced in accordance with the procedures established by this approach by 90 days. Chapter III Article 13 Non-violent agricultural products must be in compliance with national, industrial or provincial technical standards for the production of non-judicial agricultural products. Article 14. (i) Applications for certification of non-violent agricultural products; (ii) Regional scope and scale of production in the place of production; (iii) Plan for the production of non-violent agricultural products; (iv) Environmental test reports and environmental evaluation reports; (v) Excellent agricultural quality control measures; (vi) Feasibility certificate material related to professional technology; (vii) The certificate of origin (recorded); (viii) Record of the production process; (ix) Statement or commitment to ensure the implementation of standards and norms for non-violent agricultural products; (x) Non-judicial agricultural production operation; (xi) Training and planning for the production of non-judicial products; (xii) The applicant in the form of a company's agro-industry shall provide a model contract for purchases signed by companies and farmers, a list of farmers and management measures; (xiii) Other submissions requested by the accreditation body. Article 15. The period of completion requires continued use and shall be reintroduced by 90 hours in accordance with the procedures for the accreditation of non-violable agricultural products under this scheme. Chapter IV Oversight management Article 16 (i) The production process is in line with the requirements of the technical standards for the production of free agricultural products; (ii) There are corresponding professional technicians and managers; (iii) Improved quality control measures and complete production and marketing records. Article 17 The authorities of non-violent agricultural products should strengthen guidance and management for the construction of land and organize monitoring and evaluation of the environment of the land. Administrative authorities, such as land resources, urban planning and environmental protection, should strengthen the monitoring of the environment surrounding the land area and ensure that the environment of the land is not affected. Article 18 Article 19, the authorities of non-violent agricultural products should enhance monitoring of production and marketing of non-violent agricultural products, organize and guide the establishment of a quality testing system for non-violent agricultural products. At the municipal level, agricultural quality testing centres have been established; district (markets, zones) have established testing stations; the base, the shipment market has established fixed-term testing points; and the locking of supermarkets, large-scale pipeline centres and agricultural market holders. Article 20 provides units and individuals with non-violent certificates of agricultural products that can be used in the products, packaging, labelling, advertising and descriptions, or in the product-specific market, trade market, sale stores (points) or hidings of non-violable agricultural products. Article 21 The non-violent agricultural authorities should strengthen monitoring of the quality of free agricultural products and ensure that non-violent agricultural products are in compliance with national, industrial or provincial standards for non-violent agricultural products. Article 2 Chapter V Article 23 is one of the following cases, which is redirected by the authorities responsible for non-violent agricultural products in the city or in the district (market, area) and may be fined according to the following provisions: (i) The use of the place of origin without determination or determination that the certificate expires without re-identification, with a fine of up to €100,000; (ii) The unauthorized alteration of the name, area and scope of the land, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars; (iii) The use of agricultural inputs for the use of agricultural inputs in the land area is punishable by a fine of more than 1000 dollars. In one of the following cases, the sectors such as business, press publication, quality technical supervision, health are dealt with in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations: (i) To carry out false propaganda on behalf of non-violent agricultural products without accreditation; (ii) The print plant does not validate the photographic mark and the packaging of the photographic mark and the physical features, or has been able to expand the number of printed materials; (iii) Violations of laws, regulations, such as product quality management, food health. Article 25 does not seriously affect the quality of non-violent agricultural products, which is brought to the relevant sectors by the authorities of non-riviolent agricultural products to revoke the certificate of origin and to make it public available to society: (i) Non-performance in the production or serious breach of technical operating protocols by standard organizations; (ii) The absence of a management system for the archives or a false record; (iii) Major quality safety accidents in products; (iv) The quality of two continuing products is less than 95 per cent; (v) Changes in the environment of the land, which are not monitored; (vi) There are other factors affecting the quality of products. Article 26 may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 27, Staff engaged in the management of non-violent agricultural products, perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, bribes, are administratively disposed of by their units or the inspectorate, which constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Annex VI Article twenty-eighth determines that a product is free of charge shall not be charged. Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 10 August 2004. |
