What are the regulations for Xiangshan government information disclosure?

For the government, if it wants to establish a clean and transparent government, it must have information disclosure. China's laws and regulations stipulate that information disclosure must be made public. Information disclosure can effectively let our citizens supervise the government, so building a clean government is a good thing. The Regulations of Xiangshan County Government Information Disclosure is necessary for China to stipulate the contents that need to be disclosed. So what are the rules for Xiangshan government information disclosure? Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to protect the right to know of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, promote the fairness and transparency of government actions, standardize the disclosure of government information and improve the level of government services, these Provisions are formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and combined with the actual situation of this Municipality. Article 2 The term "government information" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to documents, data, charts and other information materials produced, obtained or mastered by government organs at all levels in this Municipality in the process of performing administrative duties or providing public services. The term "government organs" as mentioned in these Provisions refers to the people's governments at all levels in this Municipality and their functional departments and other organizations that exercise administrative functions according to law. Article 3 These Provisions shall apply to the disclosure of government information within the administrative area of this Municipality. Article 4 The principle of government information is publicity, with the exception of non-publicity. Government information disclosure should follow the principles of legality, timeliness, truthfulness, justice and convenience. Article 5 The general office of the Municipal People's Government and the offices of the county (city) and district people's governments shall be in charge of government information disclosure within their respective administrative areas, and shall be responsible for organizing the implementation of these Provisions. Sixth city and county (city), the District People's government to establish a joint meeting system of government information disclosure. The joint meeting is composed of government offices, information departments, supervision departments, government legal institutions and other relevant government departments, and is responsible for studying, coordinating and promoting important issues in the process of government information disclosure. Article 7 A government organ shall designate its specialized agency to handle the affairs of government information disclosure, and shall be responsible for the daily work of government information disclosure. Specific responsibilities include: (1) being responsible for the voluntary disclosure of government information of this organ; (two) to accept and handle the application for government information disclosure submitted to this organ; (three) to keep, maintain and update the government information of this organ; (4) Organizing the compilation of government information disclosure guidelines, government information catalogues and annual reports on government information disclosure; (five) other duties as prescribed by laws, regulations and rules. Eighth government agencies in accordance with the provisions of the voluntary disclosure of government information, except as otherwise provided by laws, regulations and rules, shall not charge fees. People's governments at all levels shall include government information disclosure funds into the annual budget to ensure the normal conduct of government information disclosure activities. Article 9 Citizens, legal persons and other organizations shall not infringe upon the privacy, business secrets, state secrets and other public interests of others when exercising their right to obtain government information. Chapter II Contents and Scope of Disclosure Article 10 Government agencies shall voluntarily disclose the following government information to the public: (1) Management norms, development plans and plans 1. Normative documents formulated by the Municipal People's government regulations and government agencies; 2 overall planning, planning, progress and completion of national economic and social development within their respective administrative areas; 3. Special planning and regional planning such as the overall land use planning and the overall urban planning approved in this administrative region. (2) Major issues closely related to the public: 1. Prediction, occurrence and disposal of epidemic situation, disasters or emergencies that affect public health and property safety; 2 standards, conditions and implementation of poverty alleviation, special care, education, social security and employment; 3 land requisition, requisition, housing demolition approval documents, compensation standards, resettlement programs, etc. ; 4. Land supply and real estate transactions; 5. Basis, standards, scope, contents, reporting procedures and processing time limit of investment projects approved by the government; 6. Construction and management of practical projects for the people; 7. Construction and distribution of affordable housing, construction and application of urban low-rent housing and ordinary (price-limited) commercial housing. (3) 1 On the use and supervision of public funds. Conditions, procedures, bid winning and progress of major urban infrastructure projects; 2 government centralized procurement project directory, government procurement quota standards, procurement methods, procurement results and their supervision; 3. The use of important government special funds and funds; 4. The annual budget, final accounts and implementation of the government. (4) government agencies, work objectives and personnel 1. Responsibilities, office address, contact information, working conditions, working procedures, working time limit, supervision and relief channels of government agencies; 2. The name and division of responsibilities of the person in charge of the government organ; 3 government agencies' annual work objectives and their implementation; 4. The appointment and removal of personnel responsible for government organs; 5 conditions, procedures and results of the recruitment, employment and open selection of cadres of civil servants. (five) the matters, basis, conditions, quantity, procedures and time limit of administrative license, the catalogue of application materials for administrative license and the model text of the application, as well as the decision made by government agencies to grant administrative license. (six) 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 11 Citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to apply to government agencies for the disclosure of other government information other than those specified in Article 10 of these Provisions. Except as otherwise provided by laws and regulations or as otherwise provided in Article 13 of these Provisions, government agencies shall disclose relevant government information to applicants. Twelfth decisions, regulations and other normative documents formulated by government agencies or plans, plans, programs, etc. , involving the vital interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, or have a significant social impact, it should be made public in advance before making a formal decision, and the drafting organ or decision-making organ will make the relevant draft public, and then make a decision after fully listening to public opinions. Article 13 The following government information is exempt from disclosure: (1) It is a state secret; (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 administrative 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 be exempted from disclosure restrictions under the following circumstances: 1. The obligee agrees to disclose; 2. The public interest involved in the disclosure of government information exceeds the possible damage. If the government information listed in items (4) and (5) of the first paragraph has obvious public interests and the disclosure will not cause substantial damage, the government organ may decide to disclose it. Fourteenth government agencies should ensure the timeliness and effectiveness of the government information they publish, and update the published government information in time when the content changes. Chapter III Forms and Procedures of Publicity Article 15 The government information that should be disclosed in accordance with Article 10 of these Provisions shall be disclosed in a timely manner through one or more of the following carriers within 30 days from the date when the government information is produced, obtained or mastered: (1) government gazette or public media such as newspapers, magazines, radio and television; (2) websites of government agencies on the Internet; (3) Press conferences of government agencies; (four) public consultation rooms, information retrieval points, government information bulletin boards, electronic screens and other places or facilities set up in the main office of government agencies; (five) other carriers that facilitate the public to obtain government information in a timely and accurate manner. All government agencies shall determine one of the carriers listed in the preceding paragraph as the main channel for releasing government information. Government information with strong timeliness or involving emergencies shall be made public through public media, press conferences or government websites within 3 days from the date of obtaining or owning the government information. Sixteenth government agencies should actively create conditions for the timely disclosure of government information stipulated in Article 10 of these Provisions through the Internet. Where a government agency establishes a website on the Internet, it shall disclose relevant government information on the website in a timely manner. Seventeenth city and county (city), the District People's government should establish and improve the news spokesman system, on behalf of the government at the same level to release government information to the society. All departments of the Municipal People's Government shall, according to the actual needs, establish a spokesperson system for their own departments. Eighteenth government agencies should prepare their own government information disclosure guide and the government information directory that should be voluntarily disclosed. The catalogue of government information shall record the name of government information, a brief description of its basic contents and its production date. Government agencies shall timely update their government information disclosure guidelines and government information catalogues that should be voluntarily disclosed, and make them available to the public through various carriers in a timely manner. Nineteenth government agencies to disclose government information, should pay attention to the convergence of government information content between higher and lower authorities, and make a unified expression of the same content. Article 20 A government agency shall disclose to the public the name, office address, office hours, contact telephone number, fax number and e-mail address of its specialized agency responsible for government information disclosure, so as to facilitate citizens, legal persons and other organizations to inquire about the disclosure of government information. Twenty-first government information disclosure departments shall publish the annual report of government information disclosure at the corresponding level before March 3 1 every year. The annual report shall include the following contents: (1) the situation of government information voluntarily disclosed by government organs at the corresponding level; (two) the statistics of citizens, legal persons and other organizations applying for disclosure of government information; (three) the classification statistics of government agencies that agree to open, partially open and exempt from public; (four) statistics of administrative reconsideration, administrative litigation and complaints of government information disclosure and their handling results; (5) Other important matters that should be reported. Twenty-second citizens, legal persons and other organizations that require access to government information in accordance with Article 11 of these Provisions may apply to the government agencies that hold the government information by appointment, letter, telephone, fax, electronic data exchange and e-mail. The applicant shall provide his name, identity card, contact information and description of the required government information. Government agencies can provide the applicant with the format text of the application. The format text shall not contain any content that is not directly related to the application for government information disclosure. Article 23 After receiving the application, the government organ shall register in time and give a timely reply according to the following circumstances: (1) Inform the applicant of the ways and means to obtain the government information if it is in the public scope. (two) belong to the scope of exemption from disclosure, inform the applicant not to disclose. (3) Inform the applicant if it is not within the scope of acceptance by the accepting organ; If you can determine the information authority, inform the contact information. (4) If the government information applied for disclosure does not exist, inform the applicant. (five) the contents of the government information applied for disclosure are not clear, and inform the applicant to change and supplement the application. Article 24 Where the government information requested by the applicant contains contents that are not to be disclosed, but can be treated differently, the government organ shall provide contents that can be disclosed. Twenty-fifth citizens, legal persons and other organizations that require government agencies to provide them with government information related to their own registration, payment and social security. , it shall submit a written application to the government agency with valid documents. The written application shall include a description of the contents of the required government information, and shall be signed or sealed. Government agencies should create conditions to facilitate citizens, legal persons and other organizations to submit applications to government agencies through the Internet. Citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to request the relevant government organs to make changes in time if they find that the government information records related to them are inaccurate, incomplete, inappropriate or irrelevant. If the accepted government organ has no right to change it, it shall be transferred to the organ that has the right to handle it and inform the applicant. Twenty-sixth government agencies shall not provide government information that the applicant refuses to disclose or provide, nor shall they provide it in the form of paid services or disguised paid services, nor shall they provide it to citizens, legal persons and other organizations through institutions, intermediary organizations and enterprises in the form of paid services or disguised paid services. Twenty-seventh government agencies in accordance with the provisions of article twenty-third (two), article twenty-fourth and article twenty-fifth of the provisions of the third paragraph of the reply to the applicant, it shall explain the reasons; If the reply is not provided or changed, it shall also explain the remedial measures. Twenty-eighth for citizens, legal persons and other organizations, in addition to the on-the-spot reply, the government organ shall make a written reply on whether to make it public within 05 working days from the date of registration. If the government information provided to the applicant in accordance with these Provisions can be provided on the spot, the government organ shall provide it on the spot after the applicant goes through the application procedures; If it cannot be provided on the spot, it shall be provided within 10 working days after the applicant completes the formalities. If it is impossible to give a reply or provide information within the prescribed time limit due to justifiable reasons, the time limit for giving a reply or providing information may be appropriately extended with the consent of the person in charge of the government agency, and the applicant shall be informed in writing, but the longest extension period shall not exceed 15 working days. Twenty-ninth due to force majeure or other legal reasons can not reply to the applicant within the prescribed time limit or can not provide government information to the applicant, the time limit is suspended. After the obstacles are removed, the time limit will be restored. The government organ shall promptly notify the applicant in writing of the suspension and restoration period. Thirtieth government agencies to provide government information according to the application, can provide printing, copying, mailing and other services at the request of the applicant, and can charge the applicant for retrieval, copying, mailing and other fees approved by the government price department. If the applicant chooses to obtain a copy of government information by mail, fax or e-mail in the application, the government organ shall provide it in the form required by the application. Due to technical reasons, government agencies can choose to provide it in a form that conforms to the characteristics of government information. Thirty-first government agencies that promote the disclosure of government information can encourage the masses to participate in the supervision of the disclosure of government information in their own units by setting up reporting telephones, complaint windows, government supervision mailboxes and other channels. Chapter IV Legal Liability Article 32 If a government organ violates these Provisions and has any of the following circumstances, it shall be ordered by the competent department of government information disclosure to make corrections; If the circumstances are serious, the supervisory department or the administrative competent authority shall give administrative sanctions to the directly responsible person in charge and other responsible persons according to law: (1) failing to perform the obligation of voluntary disclosure and updating the contents of voluntary disclosure in time; (2) Failing to provide or update the service guide of this organ and the catalogue of government information in time; (three) concealing or not providing government information that should be disclosed to applicants who meet the statutory conditions; (4) Failing to correct the incorrect recorded information related to the applicant according to law; (five) the government information provided is untrue. Thirty-third government agencies in violation of the provisions of government information disclosure, shall be punished by the competent price department according to law. Thirty-fourth citizens, legal persons and other organizations believe that government agencies do not fulfill their obligations of government information disclosure according to law, they can report to the competent department of government information disclosure, the supervision department or the higher-level government agencies. Citizens, legal persons and other organizations may apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law if they think that a specific administrative act of a government organ violates these Provisions and infringes upon their legitimate rights and interests. Article 35 If a specific administrative act of a government agency in violation of these Provisions causes economic losses to the applicant and the third party, the applicant and the third party may claim compensation according to law. Thirty-sixth citizens, legal persons and other organizations that violate the provisions of Article 9 of these Provisions shall bear corresponding legal responsibilities. We can see that the regulations of Xiangshan government information disclosure are implemented in accordance with the regulations of Ningbo, because Xiangshan belongs to Ningbo, and the way of information disclosure is stipulated. It can be seen that there are generally two ways: voluntary disclosure and application for disclosure, so if we want to know government information, we need to see which way it belongs.