On the afternoon of June 8th, 2065438+May, Cui Yongyuan issued the Weibo statement, saying that Chinese record companies would hand over a batch of precious audio-visual materials to the Sino-Japanese joint venture company for data processing. The pictures he sent showed that most of them were audio-visual materials during the Cultural Revolution, including recordings of speeches by Zhou Enlai, Deng Xiaoping, Lin Biao, Jiang Qing, Kang Sheng, Zhang Chunqiao, Chen Boda and Ke Qingshi on different occasions. Cui Yongyuan said that this project "the government invested hundreds of millions of yuan", "China Film was actually handed over to a Sino-Japanese joint venture company to complete, why?" Finally, he reported the case in the way of @ Safe Beijing.
On the evening of June 8, 2005, Cui Yongyuan further provided the "legal basis". Cui Yongyuan claimed that handing over the project to the Sino-Japanese joint venture company violated the Outsourcing Safety Law of the State Archives Bureau, and quoted its terms to explain it. At the same time, Cui Yongyuan also exposed the relevant information of outsourcing companies. The picture shows that the name of the company is "China Singing Victory Audio & Video Co., Ltd.", and the investors are China Record Company, Memory Technology Co., Ltd. and BMB Co., Ltd., with the capital contributions of 565.438 million yuan, 3.9 million yuan and 65.438 million yuan respectively. Inquiring about Beijing Enterprise Credit Information Network shows that the company was established on April 24, 2000 with a registered capital of100000 yuan, with the chairman as the party, Qi Che as the vice chairman, five other directors and Yan Hua as the general manager. The business scope of the company includes "undertaking the copying and processing business of audio-visual products at home and abroad, and carrying out relevant technical consultation, professional technical service and after-sales service".
The Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Guarding State Secrets (implemented on 20101), in which the first paragraph of Article 15 stipulates that the period of keeping state secrets shall be limited to the necessary period according to the nature and characteristics of the matter and the need to safeguard national security and interests; If the time limit cannot be determined, the decryption conditions shall be determined. Paragraph 2 of Article 15 stipulates: Unless otherwise stipulated, the confidentiality period of state secrets shall not exceed 30, 20 or 10 years.
Sing and answer the questions.
On the afternoon of June 9th, 20 15, Weibo, the official of Chinese record company, issued a statement in response to Cui Yongyuan's previous query.
The statement mentioned that "all employees of Zhongying Shengli Company are citizens of China, and the legal representative is the deputy general manager of Zhongying Company. Of the 47,000 digital master tapes of music, songs and dramas, * * * 54 were released by politicians during the Cultural Revolution, and the contents were not kept secret, indicating that it is not illegal for Chinese record companies to undertake this task.