Article 1 promotes the health development of commodity trading markets, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to regulate market order in commodity transactions and enhance oversight in commodity trading markets, guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of market starters, operators and consumers.

Article 2

Article III refers to the market where market starters provide fixed premises, facilities, operating management, and a number of operators are concentrated in places where production information and living information are engaged in current freight transactions.

This approach refers to the establishment of the law, the operation of the market, the inhalation of corporate or other economic organizations operating by commodity operators through the provision of premises, facilities and services.

This approach refers to the corporate, individual business and other economic organizations that are independent of commodity transaction activities in their own name.

Article IV. The Government of the city should strengthen the planning of the market.

The business administration sector is the authority of the market in the present administration. The main qualifications of market starters and operators in the field are determined; they are governed by law by law by the operation of market starters, operators in the interior, to identify violations of the operation, to maintain the market transaction order; to receive consumer complaints and to protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers.

The business sector is responsible for organizing market planning to guide market construction and upgrading.

The public security sector oversees the security, fire management of the market, and, in accordance with the size and security of the market, firefighting needs, monitors the establishment, sound policing, fire management systems of market operators and performs management duties.

The quality sector is responsible for market measurement monitoring and for the management of the mandatory inspection of the metrics and for the measurement of violations in the market.

The pharmacies are responsible for the management of food, drug safety and surveillance in the market, and are governed by the law by food, drug safety cases, and by the promotion of market starters, operators to inform consumers of food, drug safety information.

The price sector is responsible for the promotion of market implementation of the minimum price and price disclosure system; the maintenance of market price order and the lawfulness of price violations.

The Integrated Monitoring of Security Production is carried out in accordance with the law by the Section, which organizes a safety and production inspection and conducts safe production violations under the law.

Urban management law enforcement authorities are responsible for investigating offences such as the operation of the market and the outdoor shops; and promote market operators to implement the sanitation management system.

Other relevant administrations are governed by law by their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

Market management activities should be guided by legitimate, open and popular principles.

Article 6. Market starters and operators may be established or acceded to by law, industry associations and implement industry self-regulation.

Chapter II

Article 7 Market selection sites, construction should be in line with market planning, consistent with the overall land-use planning, operational land policy and market-building norms.

Article 8

Article 9

(i) Prior to the opening of the market, market buildings should be qualified by the construction sector of the population at the district level; market facilities and places should be eligible for fire-recovery clearance, fire-recovery qualifications or fire safety clearance;

(ii) The agro-industries should be established in accordance with the law of the agricultural sector, which is qualified or determined by the quality of the quality of agricultural products, equipped with the detection equipment or entrusted with a qualitative quality safety test agency for the screening of the quality of agricultural products;

(iii) The operation of avian market that should be in line with the requirements of the animal protection legislation;

(iv) Other conditions under the law and regulations.

Article 10. The market should establish sound fire, safety, environmental protection, health and the necessary complementary services facilities commensurate with the size of the market and the nature of the mainland commodities. Chapter III

Article 11. Market operators should establish market service management bodies or commission market service management enterprises with legal personality.

Article 12. Market starters shall fly their business licences, tax registration certificates and various types of operating licences within market office premises, and shall make a clear place within the market on the name of the market service management body, the division of labour, the market management system and the address and telephone of the complaints body.

Article 13. The market starter shall enter into a written contract with the host operator.

The business administration sector could develop and recommend a model text for the entry into the operation contract for use by market starters and operators.

Market starters may not exceed the lease period for commercial premises by leasing commercial buildings.

Article 14. Market starters should maintain operating facilities within the market and facilities such as fire, sanitation, environmental protection, security and defence, and ensure that the facilities are in a state of integrity and that the various types of security are addressed in a timely manner.

Article 15. Market operators should develop regulatory systems such as market sanitation, environmental protection, fire safety, security, public safety, consumer rights protection, food security, measurement, critical commodity reserves, and periodically review implementation, taking measures to be restructured in accordance with inspection findings.

Article 16 Operators shall perform the following duties:

(i) The establishment of a complaint point to receive complaints, conduct mediation, cooperate with consumer associations and relevant administrative authorities in dealing with consumer disputes;

(ii) Set up vouchers in compliance with the provisions; registration of mandatory vouchers used in the market, filing cases to local quality offices; and mandatory inspection of the application of the application by the supervisory authority to the mandated measurement body;

(iii) To put an end to market occupies, construction, extensions and mobile operations; (iv) to guarantee access in the market and environmental integrity within and outside the area;

(v) To receive oversight from the administration sector, to assist the relevant administration authorities in curbing violations committed by operators operating in the area, and to reclaim the licensees of the administration;

(vi) Statistical market transactions and are regularly sent to local statistical offices;

(vii) Conduct awareness-raising on laws, policies and promote the operation of domestic operators in accordance with the law, legislation and market management systems, and promote good faith and civilization;

(viii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations.

Article 17 Market starters should establish a sound reporting system for major matters. In the event of major matters that may affect the normal functioning of the market, it is important to report on a timely basis to the relevant administrative sectors of the market-owned counties (zone) and to effectively guarantee the stability of the market operating order.

Article 18 Operators found that the operators in the area were in conflict with the law and should report to the relevant administration in a timely manner.

Market operators may not provide custody, warehousing, transport and other conditions for offences such as the insecure, unsuitable conduct and the sale of false commodities.

Article 19 Producing markets and retail market operators for food products should set up sites for rapid qualitative testing of food-use agricultural safety, testing and assisting in the implementation of agricultural quality safety retroactive work.

Article 20 Operators should be present in the presence of a notice card showing cases where operators are identified for violations, recognition, rewards and matters to be taken into account in business activities.

Article 21 Operators should actively assist in the investigation of offences in the market in the administration sector without concealing the real situation and not denying or impeding the enforcement of the administration.

Article 2 The contract also agreed with it.

Chapter IV

In Article 23, operators in the field should respect market management systems and maintain market order. No operation of the law, legislation prohibiting the operation of a commodity shall be permitted to engage in activities prohibited by law, regulations.

Article 24 shall operate in the place where the license, the tax registration certificate and other licensees are prominently placed in their premises.

Article 25 Operators are transferred or transferred to the renter in accordance with the contract with the market operator, and the transferee or the lessee shall act in accordance with the law.

The operators in the area shall cease their operation and shall be subject to a change or write-off procedure under the law.

Article 26

(i) To submit applications for the opening, change, suspension and the hotel industry;

(ii) To operate autonomously in accordance with the law in the approved manner of operation;

(iii) The right to use agreed with market operators for market name;

(iv) To reject all forms of assessment and fees that are not in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations;

(v) To require the executive branch, market service management authorities, market service management enterprises to carry out oversight functions under the law;

(vi) Other rights conferred by law, legislation.

Article 27 purchases of commodities by the operator in the field should be preserved with the original invoices, documents, etc. that can prove the source of the goods and the introduction of the shipment.

Indoor operators sell commodities closely linked to human health and safety, copies of documents such as valid business licences, production permits, product quality tests, etc. should also be made available to suppliers.

Chapter V

Article 28 concerning the administration of the administration should provide public access to the relevant provisions and systems of public market supervision, as required by public administration.

Article 29 should establish a inspection system to monitor markets in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to test the quality of commodities in the market and to inform the market of the findings.

Article 33, when the administrative branch receives reports, the complaint should be kept in a timely investigation and the responses to the reportor or the complainant. Reporting, complaints that do not fall within the purview of this sector should be transferred to the relevant sectors, while informing the reporting person or the complainant.

Article 31 provides that law enforcement officials may exercise the following functions when monitoring the market:

(i) To ask the persons concerned to provide, if any, evidence or other relevant material;

(ii) To search, replicate agreements relating to violations, certificates, documents, documents, records, operational letters and other information;

(iii) Examination of the items relating to the offence and seizure of goods directly related to the offence by law.

Article 32 requires administrative law enforcement officials to investigate market violations in accordance with the statutory procedures. In carrying out inspection missions, law enforcement documents should be presented. In the absence of a law enforcement document, the inspector has the right to refuse the examination.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of article 15 of this approach, the period of time being converted by the business administration sector, which was not reformulated, was fined by more than one thousand dollars.

In violation of article 20 of this approach, the period of time being converted by the business administration sector, which was not reformulated, was fined by more than one thousand dollars.

Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 36 concerning the role of executive organs and their staff in play in market management activities, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by their units or superior organs, and criminal accountability by law.

Chapter VII

Article 37 Exchanges of regular or non-regular civil goods, commodity exhibitions, trade chambers, early and night-markets, logistics parks are carried out with a view to leasing blocks, traders' reference to this approach.

Article 38 of this approach is implemented effective 20 August 2015.