Compilation of New Regulations of the People's Republic of China. 2004. Issue 12 (Total No. 94)

Author: Compiled by the State Council Legal Office
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features:
1. "The New Regulations Collection of the People's Republic of China" is the official version of the legal and administrative regulations compiled and published by the state. It is the designated publication for listing departmental rules filed with the State Council.
2. The content collected in this collection includes: laws and decisions on legal issues passed by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee within the previous month, administrative regulations and regulatory documents promulgated by the State Council, departmental rules filed with the State Council, and judicial interpretations published by the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate. Additionally, it includes the directory of local regulations and local government rules filed with the State Council in the previous month.
3. The content in this collection is arranged in the following classification order: Laws, Administrative Regulations, Regulatory Documents, Departmental Rules of the State Council, and Judicial Interpretations. Within each category, items are listed in chronological order of promulgation. The directory of local regulations and local government rules filed with the State Council is arranged in the administrative division order approved by the State Council in 1987. For administrative divisions with two or more items filed, they are listed in chronological order of promulgation.
4. This collection is published in twelve issues annually, with one issue per month. This issue is the twelfth issue of the 2004 annual collection, including 2 administrative regulations, 4 regulatory documents, 20 departmental rules filed with the State Council, and 3 judicial interpretations published within November 2004. It also includes 1 regulatory document from August 2004, 2 regulatory documents from October 2004, and 1 judicial interpretation from September 2004, totaling 33 items.