Except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations. Article 3 The people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the standardization work into the national economic and social development plan, the standardization work funds into the fiscal budget, and the standardization work development into the annual task assessment system.
The people's governments at or above the county level shall establish a standardization coordination mechanism to co-ordinate major issues in standardization work within their respective administrative areas. The fourth provincial people's government standardization administrative departments unified management of the province's standardization work, perform the following duties according to law:
(a) to publicize and implement the laws and regulations on standardization;
(two) to organize the preparation of the province's standardization work plan and long-term planning;
(3) Coordinate and promote the construction of a high-quality transformation and development standard system in the province;
(four) to organize the formulation and revision of provincial local standards (including standard samples), and to be responsible for the establishment, examination, numbering, publication, filing and review of provincial local standards (including standard samples);
(five) to guide and supervise the formulation and revision of local standards, and supervise the organization and implementation of inspection standards;
(six) coordination and management of provincial standardization technical institutions;
(seven) to promote the development of standardized service industry;
(eight) to organize the implementation of standardization work rewards and punishments;
(nine) to put forward suggestions to the administrative department of standardization of the State Council to formulate mandatory national standards;
(ten) other duties as prescribed by laws and regulations.
The administrative departments of standardization of the people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) with districts shall manage the standardization work within their respective administrative areas according to law. The relevant administrative departments of the fifth provincial people's government shall manage the standardization work of their own departments and industries and perform the following duties according to law:
(a) to publicize and implement the laws and regulations on standardization;
(two) to carry out relevant standardization research, put forward standardization requirements, and formulate relevant standardization work plans and medium-and long-term plans;
(3) Establish and improve the standard system to promote the high-quality transformation and development of this industry and this field;
(four) to apply for the formulation of relevant local standards and organize the drafting and technical review of relevant local standards;
(five) to guide and supervise the formulation and revision of relevant local standards, and organize the implementation, supervision and inspection of relevant standards;
(six) to assist the administrative department in charge of standardization in the management of relevant standardization technical organizations;
(seven) other duties as prescribed by laws and regulations.
The relevant administrative departments of the people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) with districts shall manage the standardization work of their own departments and industries within their respective administrative areas according to law. Article 6 The relevant administrative departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall establish a mechanism combining standard research and development with scientific and technological innovation and industrial development.
Encourage the integrated development of standards and intellectual property rights, support the establishment of standards, technologies, patents and brands, promote the transformation of scientific and technological innovation achievements into standards, and cultivate and form well-known brands. Chapter II Formulation of Standards Article 7 The formulation of standards shall be conducive to the scientific and rational utilization of resources, the popularization of scientific and technological achievements, the enhancement of the safety, universality and substitutability of products, and the improvement of economic, social and ecological benefits, so as to be technologically advanced and economically reasonable. Article 8 In order to meet the special technical requirements of local natural conditions, customs and habits, the standardization administrative department of the provincial people's government and the standardization administrative department of the municipal people's government with districts approved by it may organize the formulation of local standards in the fields of agriculture, industry, service industry and social undertakings.
For those who do not have the conditions to formulate local standards for the time being and need to unify technical requirements, they may formulate local standardization guidance technical documents with reference to the procedures for formulating local standards. Article 9 The technical requirements of local standards, group standards, enterprise standards and guiding technical documents of local standardization shall not be lower than the mandatory standards. The technical requirements of local standards and local standardized guiding technical documents shall not be lower than the recommended national standards.
It is forbidden to use standards and local standardized guiding technical documents to implement acts that hinder the free circulation of goods and services, eliminate or restrict market competition. Article 10 The administrative department of standardization of the people's governments of provinces and districts shall regularly solicit opinions from the society on the formulation of local standards. Social organizations, enterprises, institutions and citizens may put forward suggestions on formulating local standards to the standardization administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces and districts or relevant administrative departments. The standardization administrative department shall, after receiving the proposal for establishing the relevant local standards, hand it over to the relevant administrative department at the same level.
The relevant administrative departments of the provincial and district people's governments shall, according to the suggestions received and the actual needs of their own departments and industries, submit an application for establishing local standards to the standardization administrative department of the people's government at the same level. Article 11 The standardization administrative department of the people's government of a province or a city divided into districts shall summarize the application for project establishment, formulate local standards, formulate the project plan, and specify the name of the project, the administrative department applying for project establishment, the drafting unit and the completion time limit. The project plan formulated by local standards shall be made public.
If it is necessary to formulate local standards for safeguarding major public interests or responding to emergencies, priority should be given to project establishment and timely formulation.