Baotou City Market Management Regulations

Article 1. In order to develop and prosper the market, protect the legitimate rights and interests of market operators, commodity operators and consumers, regulate market behavior, and maintain market order, in accordance with relevant national laws, regulations and "Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Commodity Market Management Regulations" are formulated based on the actual situation of this city. Article 2 The bazaars referred to in these Regulations are various professional and comprehensive wholesale and retail markets that are mainly engaged in the trading of daily industrial products, agricultural and sideline products and other consumer goods, mainly for individual industrial and commercial households, farmers, herdsmen and other traders. Retail (including morning market, night market) market. Article 3 Those who open and manage bazaars and conduct trading activities or profit-making services in bazaars within the administrative region of this city shall abide by these regulations. Article 4 People's governments at all levels shall, starting from developing the economy, prospering the market, and facilitating people's lives, and based on the principles of overall planning, rational layout, and gradual improvement, formulate specific measures to encourage and support the construction and development of trade markets. Article 5: The industrial and commercial administrative organs at all levels are the competent departments for the supervision and management of trade markets. Other relevant administrative agencies shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities and powers, supervise and manage the bazaars in accordance with the law. Article 6: Enterprises, institutions, other economic organizations, individuals, and investors outside the city and abroad may set up trade markets within the administrative area of ??this city in accordance with the law. Article 7 To open a market, an application must be submitted to the industrial and commercial administrative authority where the market is located. After review and approval, registration, tax registration and other procedures must be completed. Article 8: The competent departments and other relevant departments shall strengthen the management of temporary markets formed in residential areas and beside streets, and shall not affect the city appearance, damage public facilities, pollute the environment, or hinder traffic. Article 9 The operator of a market shall be responsible for property management and may obtain income through self-operation or by leasing venues and facilities, providing services, transferring operating rights, etc.

Newly opened markets can enjoy preferential policies stipulated by the people's government. Article 10: Markets must be kept clean and tidy, and the operator or the environmental sanitation department entrusted by him or her shall be responsible for clearing and transporting garbage. Market stalls and merchandise displays should be arranged neatly and orderly. Article 11: No organization or individual may illegally occupy the venues and facilities of the market.

If it is necessary to demolish a market that has been completed and has a large scale, the construction unit shall report to the original approval department to handle the demolition procedures in accordance with the relevant demolition regulations. Article 12 Commodity operators entering the market must register with the industrial and commercial administration department with relevant certificates, apply for a business license, and conduct tax registration. Farmers and herdsmen selling self-produced products in the market must apply for a self-produced certificate recognized by the tax department. At the same time, they must operate in accordance with the law and accept supervision and management. Article 13 Operators engaged in the food and catering industry must have a food hygiene license and employee health certificate, and be equipped with sanitary facilities and use sanitary utensils in accordance with regulations.

Those who sell raw and cooked meat, their products and other foods must be quarantined and inspected in accordance with regulations. Those who do not meet hygienic standards are not allowed to sell; those who operate catering businesses are not allowed to operate if they do not meet hygienic standards. . Article 14 Commodity dealers must use measuring instruments certified by legal measurement units and technical supervision departments. It is not allowed to use measuring instruments for fraud. Article 15 For commodities whose prices are regulated by the state, autonomous regions and this city, commodity operators shall strictly implement the relevant regulations on price regulation; commodities subject to floating prices, margin control, and maximum price limits shall not exceed the prescribed scope; Products with open prices will be on the market at any time.

When commodity dealers sell commodities, they should clearly mark the prices and label the goods accordingly. Article 16 Commodity operators shall have clear quality assurance measures for the commodities they operate, and shall not sell counterfeit, counterfeit, counterfeit, or inferior commodities. If consumers discover that the goods they purchased are counterfeit, counterfeit, counterfeit, or inferior, commodity operators must replace, return, or compensate them. Article 17 Market operators and commodity dealers shall not refuse or obstruct supervisory and administrative personnel from performing official duties in accordance with the law, and shall not insult, besiege or beat supervisory and administrative personnel. Article 18 When farmers, herdsmen and rural collective economic organizations go to fairs to sell self-produced agricultural and sideline products directly, no unit or individual may forcefully purchase or rush to buy them. Vehicles transporting self-produced agricultural and sideline products for direct sale are not allowed to block roads or set up roadblocks. Additional charges apply.

Article 19 In accordance with the principle of strengthening management and providing good services, as needed, the industrial and commercial administrative department shall, together with the taxation, price, technical supervision, public security, health, epidemic prevention, animal inspection and other departments, set up a joint office in the market, clarifying The scope of jurisdiction and powers, the allocation of personnel, and the formulation of relevant systems. The fairs must be uniformly managed and charged in strict accordance with national regulations. The operators of the fairs must provide convenience. Article 20 The market management shall implement an open service system:

(1) The names and positions of market management personnel shall be disclosed;

(2) The market management system shall be disclosed;

(3) Disclosure of charging items and charging standards in bazaars;

(4) Disclosure of reporting telephone numbers;

(5) Disclosure of results of illegal cases . Article 21: Trade markets implement a unified charging system.

Various receivable fees will be collected uniformly by the joint office of the market in accordance with regulations, and then turned over to the relevant administrative departments respectively, and the relevant administrative departments will hand over to the same level of finance in accordance with regulations.

The taxes that the tax department shall levy in accordance with the law can be assessed on a monthly basis for commodity operators and collected once, and no repeated collection is allowed.