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Measures for the Administration of Public Credit Information in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to standardize the collection, disclosure, use and management of public credit information, promote the construction of social credit system and create a good credit environment for economic and social development, these measures are formulated in accordance with relevant state laws and regulations and in light of the actual situation of the autonomous region. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the collection, disclosure, use and related management activities of public credit information within the administrative area of the autonomous region.

The term "public credit information" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the data and materials that reflect the credit status of natural persons, legal persons and unincorporated organizations (hereinafter referred to as information subjects) with full capacity for civil conduct formed by state organs and organizations authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs in the course of performing their duties. Article 3 The collection, disclosure, use and related management activities of public credit information shall follow the principles of legality, safety, objectivity, fairness, accuracy and timeliness, and no state secrets, business secrets and personal privacy shall be disclosed. Article 4 The people's governments at or above the county level shall establish a coordination mechanism for the management of public credit information, coordinate and solve major problems in the management of public credit information, and incorporate the collection and use of public credit information into the performance appraisal of the relevant departments of the people's government at the same level and the people's government at the next lower level. Article 5 The development and reform department of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region shall be responsible for the comprehensive coordination of public credit information management in the whole region, and its subordinate public credit information institutions shall be responsible for the specific work of collecting, sorting, processing and publicizing public credit information in the whole region.

The competent department of public credit information determined by the administrative office of the Union, the municipal people's government with districts and the people's government at the county level shall be responsible for the comprehensive coordination of public credit information management within their respective administrative areas.

The public credit information working institutions established or determined by the administrative office of the Union, the municipal people's government with districts and the people's government at the county level are responsible for the specific work of collecting, sorting, processing and publicizing public credit information within their respective administrative areas.

The relevant departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, do a good job in the management of public credit information. Article 6 The social credit information platform of the autonomous region is a unified platform for the collection and disclosure of public credit information in the whole region.

The Union Administrative Office and the Municipal People's Government with districts shall speed up the construction of social credit information platform in their respective administrative areas and realize the unified collection and sharing of public credit information in their respective administrative areas. Article 7 State organs that provide public credit information to social credit information platforms and organizations authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs (hereinafter referred to as public credit information providers) shall do a good job in recording, maintaining, submitting, handling objections and information security of their own public credit information according to law.

State organs, social organizations, credit reporting agencies, etc. Inquiring about public credit information from the social credit information platform (hereinafter referred to as users of public credit information) shall carry out the inquiry, application and maintenance activities of public credit information according to law to protect the information security of information subjects. Article 8 State organs and their staff shall perform their duties according to law, enhance their awareness of abiding by the law and fulfilling the contract, and play an exemplary role in the construction of the social credit system.

The public should abide by relevant laws, regulations and rules, and make keeping promises, honesty and trustworthiness become the conscious code of conduct of the whole people. Ninth state organs, trade associations, enterprises, schools, grass-roots mass autonomous organizations and other units should carry out publicity and popularization of public credit.

Encourage all units to establish credit management and education systems, carry out credit knowledge training and integrity creation activities, and cultivate unit credit culture. Tenth radio, television, newspapers and new media should play a guiding role in public opinion, and carry forward the culture of honesty and the spirit of contract. Chapter II Information Collection Article 11 Public credit information includes basic information, bad information and good information of the information subject. Article 12 The basic information of legal persons and unincorporated organizations includes the following contents:

(a) the name, legal representative or person in charge, unified social credit code and other registration information;

(2) Basic information of directors, supervisors and senior managers;

(3) Information on administrative license;

(4) Certification and accreditation information obtained by products, services and management systems;

(five) annual inspection, annual inspection, inspection, quarantine and filing information;

(six) other basic information stipulated by laws, regulations and rules. Article 13 Bad information of legal persons and unincorporated organizations includes the following contents:

(a) the situation of unpaid taxes and social insurance premiums;

(two) administrative fees, government funds arrears information;

(3) Information such as administrative license, administrative confirmation, administrative payment and administrative reward obtained by cheating, bribery or other improper means;

(four) information that violates the notification commitment system;

(5) Information on administrative penalties and administrative coercion made by applying general procedures;

(six) the judgment, ruling and other effective legal documents are not fulfilled;

(seven) information that is identified by the supervision and management department as prohibited from entering the industry;

(eight) the information listed in the business exception list by the supervision and management department;

(nine) information that has been processed by the supervision and management departments such as product quality, safety in production, food and drug safety and environmental pollution accidents;

(10) Illegal information such as failing to sign a labor contract with the employee according to law, not filing employment, illegal employment, withholding or defaulting on labor remuneration;

(eleven) the legal representative, directors, supervisors and senior management personnel have been punished, administrative punishment, industry banned information;

(twelve) other bad information in violation of laws, regulations and rules.