First, the key contents of the announcement
The Announcement of the Ministry of Education, the National Development and Reform Commission and the General Administration of Market Supervision on Standardizing Off-campus Training for Non-discipline Classes clarifies three key contents: 1. Training for primary and secondary school students shall not be paid by means of training loans. Do not charge fees at one time or in the form of recharge or card distribution. The time span exceeds 3 months or 60 class hours. 2. The training fee should be clearly marked. 3. It is forbidden to engage in unfair competition by means of fictitious original price, false discount and false propaganda. To prevent and stop monopolistic behavior and prohibit any form of price fraud.
Two. Supervision of off-campus training fees
? In the resolution of the Fifth Session of the 13th National People's Congress on the implementation of the national economic and social development plan in 20021and the national economic and social development plan in 2022, which was released in March 1 1 and took effect immediately, it was mentioned that "the work of reducing the burden of compulsory education should be solidly promoted, and the supervision of fees for off-campus training should be strengthened." The charging chaos of off-campus training will soon be supervised and regulated at the national level.
Third, off-campus training should be rational consumption.
Off-campus training and extracurricular classes are essentially a kind of consumption behavior, and consumers buy teachers' professional services. As parents of students, they must become rational consumers. First of all, we should realize that the market provides parents with alternative consumer goods. For those students who really need it, off-campus training can meet some special needs of their families. Secondly, we should also realize that, like all other consumer goods markets, there are cases of deliberate exaggeration or false propaganda in the off-campus training market.
Article 45 of the Law on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests stipulates that consumers may claim compensation from business operators if their legitimate rights and interests are damaged by using false advertisements or other false propaganda methods to provide goods or services. If an advertising agent or publisher publishes false advertisements, consumers may request the administrative department to punish them. Advertising agents and publishers who cannot provide their real names, addresses and effective contact information shall be liable for compensation.
Advertising agents and publishers who design, produce and publish false advertisements about goods or services related to consumers' lives and health, thus causing damage to consumers, shall be jointly and severally liable with the operators who provide the goods or services. Social organizations, other organizations and individuals who recommend commodities or services to consumers in false advertisements or other false propaganda about consumers' life and health, thus causing damage to consumers, shall be jointly and severally liable with the operators who provide the commodities or services.
Therefore, if you encounter false propaganda in off-campus training consumption, you should seek help from consumer rights organizations such as 123 15 in time, take up legal weapons and safeguard your own rights and interests.