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Li Keqiang chaired an executive meeting of the State Council
Determine and improve the unreliable restraint system. Measures to improve the social credit system support the development of the socialist market economy
Adopted the “Safe Production Law of the People’s Republic of China (Draft Amendment)”
Prime Minister Li Keqiang of the State Council chaired an executive meeting of the State Council on November 25 to determine measures to improve the unreliable restriction system and the social credit system to support the development of the socialist market economy; The “Safety Production Law of the People’s Republic of China (Revision Draft)” was passed.
The meeting noted that the Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to building a social credit system, which is an important basis for the development of a socialist market economy. In order to strengthen integrity building and create a fair and honest market environment and social environment, the meeting decided to adhere to laws and regulations, protect rights and interests, prudence and appropriateness, inventory management , standardize and improve the unreliable restriction system and promote the construction of the social credit system in an orderly and healthy manner. One is to scientifically define the scope and procedures for including credit information. The incorporation of specific behaviors into public credit information must be strictly based on laws, regulations, etc., and implement catalog management and make it public. The administrative agency’s determination of unreliable conduct must be based on a legally effective document. The second is to standardize the scope and procedures for exchange and disclosure of credit information. The fact that credit information is shared and disclosed and to what extent it must comply with the principles of legality and necessity, and be clear when compiling the credit information catalog. The third consists of standardizing the criteria to identify the list of seriously unreliable entities, and strictly limiting them as responsible entities that seriously endanger the health and safety of people, seriously undermine the order of fair competition in the market and the normal order of the company in accordance with the pertinent regulations, and they will not be incorporated or expanded without authorization. Specific identification procedures must be strictly implemented. The fourth is to carry out penalties for dishonesty in accordance with the laws and regulations to ensure that the penalties are equal. Disciplinary measures taken against untrustworthy entities that reduce their rights or increase their obligations must be based on the facts of mistrust, based on laws and regulations, and be of moderate severity. Additional or greater penalties shall not be imposed at will, nor shall financial institutions, credit service institutions, industrial associations and chambers of commerce be mandatory. , The media, etc., punish untrustworthy entities. Fifth, establish a credit repair mechanism that encourages self-correction. Unless the laws and regulations provide otherwise, untrustworthy entities may request credit restoration if they correct their unreliable behavior and eliminate adverse effects as necessary. For those eligible for restoration, the relevant departments and units will immediately remove them from the untrusted list in accordance with regulations. Sixth, strengthen information security and privacy protection. Strictly enforce the authority and procedures for the use of credit information inquiries, investigate and severely punish leaks, alterations, damage, theft of credit information or the use of credit information for personal gain, and crack down on illegal acts collection, purchase and sale of credit information. The meeting requested that all relevant departments in various places promptly clarify measures such as the identification, registration, disclosure and sanction of unreliable conducts that have been issued, and that those that do not comply with the requirements be regulated in a timely manner.
The meeting also determined measures to promote the development and quality of the credit research industry, and called for the promotion of cross-field and regional exchange of credit information related to finance, government affairs and public services. Accelerate the opening and orderly use of government-related data. Actively and consistently promote access to personal credit reporting agencies and increase openness of the credit reporting industry. Improve regulations and credit reporting support systems, strengthen accountability mechanisms, and severely punish credit reporting fraud and other behavior in accordance with the law.
The meeting approved the “Safe Production Law of the People’s Republic of China (Draft Amendment)”. The draft puts the protection of life and safety of people first, further strengthens and implements the core responsibilities of production and business units, and requires the establishment of a dual prevention system for hierarchical management and control of security risks and detection and management of hidden dangers; further clarifies the relevant responsibilities of local governments, emergency management departments and industry management departments; Increase penalties for production safety violations and increase the cost of violations. The meeting decided to submit the draft to the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress for deliberation.
The meeting also studied other matters.
