Chapter 1 General Provisions 1. "State-owned assets" refers to the general term for property and claims owned by the state under the socialist public ownership system. It is acquired by the state in accordance with the law or due to capital investment, asset income, All property acquired as a result of receiving gifts. State-owned assets are classified according to their existence forms and can be divided into tangible assets and intangible assets. Tangible assets refer to assets with value form and physical form, which can be divided into fixed assets, current assets, and special assets; intangible assets refer to assets that do not have physical form but have economic value form, generally including proprietary technology rights and Patent rights, goodwill rights and trademark rights, copyrights, franchise rights, etc. 2. "Definition of ownership of state-owned assets" refers to the legal act of confirming ownership according to law for enterprises and units to occupy and use assets that should be state-owned. 3. "State-owned assets evaluation" refers to the fair assessment and estimation of the current value of the assets being evaluated based on specific purposes, in accordance with legal standards and procedures, and using scientific methods. The scope of assessment includes fixed assets, current assets, intangible assets and other assets. 4. "Registration of property rights of state-owned assets" refers to the legal act by which the state-owned assets management department registers state-owned assets on behalf of the state, confirms the state's ownership of state-owned assets and the possession and use of state-owned assets by business units in accordance with the law. The property rights registration of state-owned assets is divided into registration of opening property rights, registration of changing property rights, registration of cancellation of property rights and annual inspection. 5. "Enterprise" refers to a business unit established by a unit affiliated to the meteorological department, approved by the industrial and commercial administration authority, and issued an "Enterprise Legal Person Business License". 6. "Business units" refer to business units that are established by units affiliated to the meteorological department, have been approved by the industrial and commercial administrative authorities, and have received a "Business License", but do not have the qualifications of corporate legal persons, as well as business units that have not yet gone through industrial and commercial registration. Chapter 2 Responsibilities and Authority of Meteorological Departments in the Management of Commercial State-owned Assets Article 7 Meteorological departments implement a hierarchical management system for commercial state-owned assets under the leadership of the China Meteorological Administration according to affiliation. Article 8 The Planning and Finance Department of the China Meteorological Administration (hereinafter referred to as the "Planning and Finance Department") is the functional agency for the management of state-owned assets of the meteorological department. It conducts macro management of the department's operating state-owned assets and conducts the management of state-owned assets of each unit of the department. Supervision and guidance. The State-owned Assets Management Office of the Department of Planning and Finance is responsible for specific work. Article 9 The meteorological bureaus of all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, the meteorological bureaus of cities under separate state planning, and the directly affiliated units and universities of the China Meteorological Administration shall designate specialized agencies to be responsible for the management of commercial state-owned assets of their own units and subordinate units. Article 10: The main leaders of each unit are responsible for protecting the rights and interests of state-owned assets invested in business activities. Operators must ensure the integrity of the value of state-owned assets through business activities and increase the value on the basis of maintaining value. Article 11 The following business projects must be submitted to the China Meteorological Administration for approval:
(1) Business projects that require changes in business layout.
(2) Business projects that use public real estate to operate joint ventures, cooperative operations, or shareholding operations with external units.
(3) Business projects that require the transfer, transfer, or mortgage of state-owned assets.
(4) Business projects that are solely owned by the meteorological department and have a registered capital of more than 500,000 yuan (at constant prices in 1993, the same below). Article 12 The provincial (regional, municipal) meteorological bureau is responsible for examining and approving sole proprietorship projects with a registered capital of less than 500,000 yuan sponsored by its own unit and prefecture- and county-level units. Projects with a registered capital of more than RMB 300,000 shall be sent to the Planning and Finance Department for filing. Chapter 3 Determination of Ownership of For-profit State-owned Assets Article 13 For assets occupied and used by enterprises or operating units affiliated to the meteorological department and whose ownership is unclear or in dispute, the ownership of state-owned assets must be defined. Article 14 The definition of ownership of commercial state-owned assets of meteorological departments shall be organized and implemented by each competent unit in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
Article 15 All assets formed by state investment and operating income from investments are owned by the state, including:
(1) Various forms of China Meteorological Administration, people's governments at all levels or other state units The physical, monetary and intangible assets invested;
(2) Tax exemptions and reductions used by enterprises owned by the whole people for investment or return of investment loans and profits used to return investment loans in accordance with national regulations or approved by the state;< /p>
(3) Various special funds established by enterprises owned by the whole people in accordance with national regulations by withdrawing from operating income, deducting expenditures from costs and expenses, and withdrawing from retained profits, excluding the withdrawal of funds in accordance with national regulations. Funds allocated to personal consumption based on employee wages, incentives, benefits, etc.;
(4) Guarantee in the name of the meteorological department, or actually bear the investment risks by the state, fully utilizing domestic and foreign borrowed funds and the state’s various Funds accumulated internally in enterprises owned by the whole people established through investment in various ways;
(5) Donated assets obtained from various domestic and foreign exchange activities;
(6) In accordance with Other assets that should be state-owned as stipulated by laws and regulations. Article 16 For enterprises established entirely using the state-owned assets of the meteorological department, their assets registered as collective ownership shall still be owned by the state. Except for free funding in accordance with relevant national laws and regulations. Article 17: The income of a business unit, the balance after deducting employee rewards and welfare expenditures, and the various assets formed therefrom shall all belong to the state.