Article 1 promotes the development of associations of industry in this province, protects the legitimate rights and interests of industry associations, regulates the conduct of industry associations, plays an active role in economic construction and social development and develops this approach in line with relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 of this approach refers to economic organizations engaged in the same production operation and to individuals associated with the industry's voluntary composition, industrial services and self-regulation, and non-profit social groups established under the law of the civil affairs sector.

This approach refers to industry associations, including industry chambers in line with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, and the same industry.

Article 3 is aimed at providing services to members, defending the legitimate rights and interests of their members, reflecting industry claims, coordinating relations among members and Governments and society, strengthening industrial self-regulation, preserving fair competition and promoting industrial development.

In accordance with the Constitution, the Association of Industry is independent of its activities and no organization or individual may interfere unlawfully.

Article IV Governments and their relevant sectors should create an environment conducive to the development of industry associations, promote the development of enabling industry associations, support industry associations' self-hosting meetings, manage in accordance with the law and guarantee the independent work of industry associations.

More than the people at the district level should play a full role in the reform and development of industrial associations, such as business alliances.

Article 5. The Civil Affairs Department of the Government of the above-mentioned population is the registration authority of the Association of Industry and performs duties such as the establishment, change, write-off and filing of the Association of Industries, which is governed by law.

The relevant sectors of the population at the district level are mandated by law to guide and oversee the operation of the Association.

Article 6 Governments of the more than the population at the district level and their associated sectors should be recognized and rewarded in accordance with the relevant provisions.

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Article 7. The basic procedures and conditions established by industry associations are implemented in accordance with the State's provisions concerning the registration of social groups.

Industry associations should have a regional representation.

Article 8 The name should then include the regional, industrial nature of the administration and be concluded by the word “industrial associations or chambers of commerce, cereals”. The name of the non-provincial industry association shall not contain the word “Finbourg” and the word “in the province”.

Article 9.

The industry associations should establish the same criteria for entry for different institutions, economies of scale of operation or individuals associated with the industry to guarantee their equal right to enter the meeting.

Article 10 agencies, personnel and finance in the relevant sectors of the Government should be distinguished from industry associations, and the working bodies shall not be co-located with industry associations.

The staff of the State organs shall not be present in an industrial association.

Article 11. Industry associations can finance through collection of contributions, donations and services. The criteria for the contribution of industry associations are determined by a vote of members of industry associations or members on behalf of the General Assembly. The approval of donations by industry associations should be consistent with the provisions of the Constitution and should be used in accordance with the time frame, modalities and legitimate uses agreed with the donation.

Article 12 Government pricing or government guidance should be implemented in accordance with price policy provisions.

Article 13 Industrial associations should establish a sound and independent financial management and oversight system, with financial disclosure and receive oversight by members and relevant government departments.

Any organization or person shall not be privately subdivided, intrusive and diverted from the assets of the Association.

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Article 15

(i) Use industrial rules or other means of monopoly markets that impede fair competition, undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, non-members or the public interest of society;

(ii) Forced or transcended;

(iii) Participation in the operation of profitability;

(iv) Discriminatory treatment among members;

(v) Constraint members from carrying out legitimate business activities or participating in other social activities;

(vi) Fee or assessment of membership in violation of the provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and statutes;

(vii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations, regulations and statutes.

Article 16 states that the civil affairs sector of more than the population at the district level should establish a dynamic assessment mechanism for industry associations in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province and make the assessment as an important basis for the Government's transfer of functions to them. The assessment results should be made available to society.

The civil service does not assess any costs for the Association.

Article 17 members of the Association of Industry (AWA) contested industrial rules, industrial self-regulation measures or other decisions, may be brought to the industry associations for review or, in accordance with the law, to the relevant branches of government.

Consumers, non-members or other economic organizations believe that the relevant measures of the industry associations are detrimental to their interests, may require the industry associations to adapt or change the measures concerned, or to bring the relevant sectors of government to the attention of the State in accordance with the law.

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More than 18 per cent of the population at the district level should encourage and support the formation of high-technical industries, environmental protection industries, emerging industries in line with industrial development orientations and industry associations with local advantage-specific industries, with a focus on the development and promotion of a group of industry associations capable of transferring government functions.

The Government of the above-mentioned population should move forward in the functioning of the Government by gradually transferring service functions that can be assumed by industry associations and technical, business and supporting functions in social management through authorization, commissioning and other means of transfer to the relevant industry associations by law.

The authorities of the people at the district level may not transfer functions within the specified functions, such as laws, regulations, to industrial associations.

Article 20 Governments of more people at the district level should support the participation of industry associations in government purchasing services and upgrading the public service capacity of industry associations.

The Government's financial sector should produce a directory of the Government's purchase services to clarify the basic principles of government procurement services, the scope of implementation and the subject, the beneficiaries and conditions of the same-ranking people's government.

The Government of the above-mentioned population and its relevant sectors should strengthen the guidance, support, management and oversight of the industry associations involved in the purchase of services by the Government, strengthen standardized construction, follow-up and performance assessment, and promote the regularization, normative and institutionalization of government procurement services.

Article 21 Governments of more people at the district level can establish industrial associations' incubation base, integrate government and social resources, provide professional and professional services developed by industrial associations incubators, support and assist the development of industry associations.

More than the concerned sectors of the population at the district level have difficulty in establishing initial funding associations, which may grant the necessary one-time funding assistance in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 22 Governments of more people at the district level and their relevant sectors should encourage and support industry associations to undertake the following activities:

(i) To assist the Government and its relevant sectors in the management of the industry, reflecting matters related to industry interests, to participate in the preparation of industrial development planning, industrial policy, product standards, service standards, credit standards and industrial technical norms, and to participate in sectoral access review, registration clearance, skill qualifications examination, product quality certification.

(ii) In accordance with the law, requests for investigations such as anti-dumping, counter subsidies, anti-monopoly, safeguards, etc., assist the Government and its relevant departments in completing the relevant investigations; and organize, guide and coordinate member States' anti-dumping, counter- subsidies, anti-monopoly, safeguards, etc.

(iii) Organization of market openings, industry exhibitions, bidders and exchange of technical cooperation with ports, domestic and international economies.

(iv) Conduct industry statistics surveys to collect industrial information; conduct legal, policy, technology, management, markets and talent counselling services, and organize training for talent, technology, management, legal regulations and regulations.

(v) Establish a self-regulation mechanism for the sound industry to develop and organize the implementation of the industry's rules of conduct, promote the integrity of members and maintain fair competition among members and industry.

(vi) Harmonize relations between members, members and non-members, members with other industry operators, consumers and other social organizations, promote communication between the industry and the Government and its relevant sectors, representing industry or membership in industrial collective bargaining.

Article 23 Governments and their relevant sectors should be consulted by relevant industry associations or by organizing relevant industry associations to participate in hearings and feedback to relevant industry associations on the adoption and main grounds.

Article 24 The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should strengthen information communication with industry associations and reflect industry demands to their superior authorities.

Article 25 Governments and their relevant sectors should support the building of the workforce of industry associations and promote the professional professional professional careerization of industry associations.

The industry associations should enter into labour contracts with their staff in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the staff in accordance with the State's social insurance, such as basic old-age insurance, basic health insurance, unemployment insurance, work injury insurance and maternity insurance.

The Government's civil affairs component at the district level should guide the Government's relevant departments and support industry associations in their education training, vocational qualifications, social security.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 26 Industrial associations violate article 12 of this approach, which is punishable by law by the price authorities of more than the population at the district level.

In violation of article 15, paragraph 1, of this approach, the Association of the industry is punishable by law by the relevant authorities; in the event of serious circumstances, by law by the civil affairs sector of the people at the district level.

In violation of article 15, paragraphs 2 to 7, of this approach, the Association of Industry (AWAA) has been redirected by the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level, alerts to the cessation of its activities under the law; in the case of serious circumstances, the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government of the District has been withdrawn by law.

The Director of the Bureau of Industry Associations (President of the Council), the Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Permanent Council, the Governing Council and the staff members are privately divided, intrusive and diverted from the property of the Association, shall be returned and, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, be held accountable under the law.

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