In order to establish a fair and transparent administrative management system, safeguard the right to know of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, and supervise government agencies to perform their duties according to law, these Provisions are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of laws and regulations and combined with the actual situation of this Municipality. Article 2 (Definitions)
The term "government information" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the contents held by government agencies and related to economic, social management and public services, which are reflected by electronic storage materials such as paper, film, tapes and disks.
The term "government organs" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the people's governments at all levels in this Municipality and their departments, agencies and other organizations exercising administrative functions and powers according to law. Article 3 (Principles)
All government information related to economic and social management and public services shall be disclosed or provided upon application, except those listed in Article 10 of these Provisions that are exempted from disclosure according to law.
Government information disclosure should follow the principle of timeliness and convenience, improve work efficiency and provide quality services. Article 4 (Organization and Implementation Department)
The city established a joint meeting system of government information disclosure. The joint meeting is composed of the general office of the municipal government, the Municipal Information Commission, the Municipal Supervision Commission, the Legislative Affairs Office of the municipal government, the press office of the municipal government and other relevant government agencies, and is responsible for studying, coordinating and promoting important issues in the process of government information disclosure.
The Municipal Information Commission is responsible for organizing, guiding and promoting the implementation of these Provisions.
District (county) Information Committee is responsible for organizing, guiding and promoting the implementation of these Provisions within its administrative area. Article 5 (Responsible for Organization)
All government agencies shall designate their own specialized agencies to handle the affairs of government information disclosure and be responsible for the daily work of government information disclosure. Specific responsibilities include:
(1) To be responsible for the voluntary disclosure of government information by this organ;
(two) to accept and handle the application for government information disclosure submitted to this organ;
(three) to keep, maintain and update or urge the relevant institutions of this organ to keep, maintain and update the government information of this organ;
(four) to organize the preparation of the government information disclosure guide, the government information catalogue and the annual report on the work of government information disclosure;
(five) other duties as prescribed by laws, regulations and rules. Article 6 (Supervision Department)
City, district (county) supervision departments and government legal departments shall, according to their respective responsibilities, be responsible for organizing the supervision, inspection and evaluation of the implementation of government information disclosure. Chapter II Scope of Government Information Disclosure Article 7 (Right of Public Request)
Citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to request government agencies to provide them with relevant government information in accordance with these Provisions. Article 8 (Scope of Voluntary Disclosure of Government Information)
Government agencies shall voluntarily disclose the following government information to the public:
Management norms and development plans
1, municipal government regulations, normative documents formulated by various government agencies and other documents related to economic, social management and public services;
2, economic and social development planning, planning and its progress and completion;
3, the overall urban planning, other types of urban planning and land use planning.
(two) major issues closely related to the public.
1, prediction, occurrence and disposal of epidemic situation, disaster or emergency that affects the safety of people's lives and property;
2, poverty alleviation, special care, education, social security, labor and employment standards, conditions and implementation;
3, land acquisition, housing demolition approval documents, compensation standards, resettlement programs, etc.
(three) the use and supervision of public funds
1, winning the bid in public bidding for major urban infrastructure projects and the progress of the project;
2, the government centralized procurement project directory, government procurement quota standards, procurement results and supervision;
3, the government budget, final accounts and actual expenditure and audit.
(4) government agencies and personnel.
1, the management functions of government departments at all levels and their adjustment and changes;
2 conditions, procedures, results, etc. Recruitment, employment and public selection of cadres of civil servants;
(five) other government information that should be disclosed in accordance with laws, regulations and rules.
Where there are other provisions in laws and regulations on the public authority of the matters mentioned in the preceding paragraph, such provisions shall prevail. Article 9 (Publicity of Major Draft Decisions)
If the decisions, regulations or plans, plans and schemes to be made by government organs involve the vital interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, or have significant social impact, the drafting organ or decision-making organ shall make the draft public and fully listen to public opinions in the process of formulation. Article 10 (Scope of Government Information Not to be Publicized)
The following government information is exempt from disclosure:
(1) Belonging to state secrets;
(2) It is a trade secret or its disclosure may lead to its disclosure;
(three) belonging to personal privacy or publicity may lead to improper infringement of personal privacy;
(four) in the process of investigation, discussion and handling, except as otherwise provided by laws, regulations and these Provisions;
(five) related to administrative law enforcement, which, after publicity, may affect law enforcement activities such as inspection, investigation and evidence collection or threaten personal safety;
(6) Other circumstances that are exempted from disclosure as stipulated by laws and regulations.
The government information listed in items (2) and (3) of the first paragraph may not be exempted from disclosure in any of the following circumstances:
(1) The obligee or the relevant party agrees to make it public;
(two) the public interest exceeds the possible damage;
(three) the provisions of laws and regulations can be made public.
If the government information listed in items (4) and (5) of the first paragraph has obvious public interests and will not cause substantial damage, the government organ may decide to make it public.