成都市人民政府办公厅关于加快城乡一体化社会救助体系信息网络系统建设的通知
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成都市人民政府办公厅关于加快城乡一体化社会救助体系信息网络系统建设的通知
成都市人民政府办公厅关于加快城乡一体化社会救助体系信息网络系统建设的通知
各区（市）县政府，市政府有关部门：
按照市委、市政府《关于构建城乡一体化社会救助体系的意见》（成委发〔2005〕34号）的要求，为加快我市城乡一体化社会救助体系信息网络系统建设，实现社会救助信息化管理，建立高效运行管理机制，保障社会救助体系有效运行，现将有关事项通知如下：
一、工作目标
（一）建设全市统一的、“不重不漏、全覆盖”的救助信息采集系统；
（二）依托电子政务外网骨干网，以多种接入方式构建基层接入网，形成纵向连接市、区（市）县、乡镇（街道）、社区四级和横向连接社会救助体系相关职能部门和单位的网络体系；
（三）构建全市统一的救助信息交换平台；
（四）建设社会救助信息数据库及管理系统；
（五）建立数据采集、交换和管理、更新的工作机制。
系统建设采取分步推进的办法，在试点的基础上推广应用。2005年12月底前为建设和应用试点阶段，2006年12月底前为推广应用阶段。
建设和应用试点阶段：成华区、崇州市、彭州市为试点区（市）县，要完成本地区基础网络构建；建成本地网络接入市级网络平台；完成信息采集终端配备和建设；建立信息采集、更新维护的工作机制。市级部门接入电子政务外网；提出救助业务需要的信息数据内容；按统一的数据标准清理历史数据；实现救助业务数据的交换和共享。
推广应用阶段：在总结试点经验的基础上，建立健全工作机制，在全市其余区（市）县全面推广应用。
二、职责分工
城乡一体化社会救助体系信息网络系统建设涉及市、区（市）县、乡镇（街道）、社区的职能部门和单位，各级各部门要协调配合、协同运作，做好相关工作。
（一）市民政局负责系统建设的组织协调工作；
（二）市信息办负责牵头制定技术方案和相关标准规范并组织实施；
（三）市教育、劳动保障、卫生、房管、财政、残联、农委、司法、工会等部门、单位负责对各自流程进行优化，提出救助业务需要的信息数据内容，协助做好全市救助信息网络系统建设工作，并负责按照统一的标准、规范，完成自身业务系统与信息交换平台的连接，实现救助业务数据的交换和共享；
（四）市计委、财政等部门要积极配合，做好立项审批、资金保障等方面的工作；
（五）各区（市）县要按照市上的统一规划和要求，组织做好本地区信息网络系统建设，并接入全市信息网络系统。
三、组织协调
（一）成立系统建设联合工作组，市信息办为组长单位，市民政局为副组长单位，有关部门为成员单位，具体负责系统建设的组织实施，定期就建设中的具体问题进行协商；
（二）试点区（市）县成立由政府分管领导牵头，有关部门参加的工作小组，落实试点责任和任务；
（三）各相关部门要建立由主要负责同志负总责的工作机制，按照统一规划和进度要求，落实责任到人，督办到位；
（四）按照分级投入的原则，由市上负责全市统一的公共技术平台（包括数据交换平台、数据库、人口信息采集系统、救助信息管理系统等）建设，由各区（市）县负责各自网络平台建设和终端设备配备。
四、进度要求
（一）市级部门。于2005年7月10日前，提出救助业务需要的信息数据内容；7月15日前，完成计委项目立项工作；9月5日前，完成项目招标，确定建设单位；9月20日前，建设单位汇总部门信息数据内容，经确认后，形成统一数据标准；9月底前，完成接入电子政务外网的工作；10月底前，按照统一数据标准完成历史数据整理；11月20日前，建设单位完成中心机房建设和软件系统开发；11月底前，完成软件部署、人员培训、系统联调；12月底前，项目初验，系统试运行。
（二）试点区（市）县。各试点区（市）县要在2005年7月20日前报送本地区系统建设工作方案。方案中系统建设实施的时间进度安排要满足全市的统一进度要求，具体为：8月底前完成区（市）县部门、乡镇（街道）、社区的网络连接工作；9月底前所涉及的部门、所有乡镇（街道）和社区具备电脑等硬件条件；10月底前完成历史数据的电子化工作；系统软件部署、培训、试运行等工作按市上的统一安排进行。
五、其他要求
系统建设要充分整合现有资源，积极推进一网多用，提高互联互通和信息交换的效益，避免重复建设和浪费。要在实现社会救助信息化管理的基础上，加快基层信息化步伐，积极开展跨部门、跨地区应用，通过相关业务部门间人口信息的交换共享，实现基层人口信息的一次采集和重复使用，进一步提高基层的工作效率和服务水平。
二○○五年七月六日
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中华人民共和国邮政法(附英文)
中华人民共和国主席令（六届第47号）
《中华人民共和国邮政法》已由中华人民共和国第六届全国人民代表大会常务委员会第十八次会议于1986年12月2日通过，现予公布，自1987年1月1日起施行。
中华人民共和国主席 李先念
1986年12月2日
中华人民共和国邮政法
（1986年12月2日第六届全国人民代表大会常务委员会第十八次会议通过 1986年12月2日中华人民共和国主席令第四十七号公布 自1987年1月1日起施行）
第一章 总 则
第一条 为了保护通信自由和通信秘密，保障邮政工作的正常进行，促进邮政事业的发展，以适应社会主义建设和人民生活的需要，根据《中华人民共和国宪法》，制定本法。
第二条 国务院邮政主管部门管理全国邮政工作。
国务院邮政主管部门根据需要设立地区邮政管理机构，管理各该地区的邮政工作。
第三条 国务院邮政主管部门所属的邮政企业是全民所有制的经营邮政业务的公用企业。
邮政企业按照国务院邮政主管部门的规定设立经营邮政业务的分支机构。
第四条 通信自由和通信秘密受法律保护。除因国家安全或者追查刑事犯罪的需要，由公安机关、国家安全机关或者检察机关依照法律规定的程序对通信进行检查外，任何组织或者个人不得以任何理由侵犯他人的通信自由和通信秘密。
第五条 用户交寄的邮件、交汇的汇款和储蓄的存款受法律保护。除法律另有规定外，任何组织或者个人不得检查、扣留。
第六条 邮政企业应当为用户提供迅速、准确、安全、方便的邮政服务。
除法律另有规定外，邮政企业和邮政工作人员不得向任何组织或者个人提供用户使用邮政业务的情况。
第七条 邮件和汇款在未投交收件人、收款人之前，所有权属于寄件人或者汇款人。
第八条 信件和其他具有信件性质的物品的寄递业务由邮政企业专营，但是国务院另有规定的除外。
邮政企业根据需要可以委托其他单位或者个人代办邮政企业专营的业务。代办人员办理邮政业务时，适用本法关于邮政工作人员的规定。
第九条 任何单位或者个人不得伪造或者冒用邮政专用标志、邮政标志服和邮政专用品。
第二章 邮政企业的设置和邮政设施
第十条 邮政企业及其分支机构的设置标准，由国务院邮政主管部门规定。
第十一条 邮政企业应当在方便群众的地方设置分支机构、邮亭、报刊亭、邮筒等设施，或者进行流动服务。
城市居民楼应当设置住户接收邮件的信报箱。
在较大的车站、机场、港口和宾馆内，应当设有办理邮政业务的场所。
第三章 邮政业务的种类和资费
第十二条 邮政企业经营下列业务：
（一）国内和国际邮件寄递；
（二）国内报刊发行；
（三）邮政储蓄、邮政汇兑；
（四）国务院邮政主管部门规定的适合邮政企业经营的其他业务。
第十三条 邮政企业及其分支机构不得擅自停办国务院邮政主管部门和地区邮政管理机构规定的必须办理的邮政业务。
因不可抗力或者特殊原因，邮政企业及其分支机构需要暂时停止或者限制办理部分邮政业务，必须经国务院邮政主管部门或者地区邮政管理机构批准。
第十四条 邮政企业应当加强报刊发行工作。出版单位委托邮政企业发行报刊，应当与邮政企业订立发行合同。
第十五条 邮政业务的基本资费，由国务院物价主管部门制定，报国务院批准。非基本资费由国务院邮政主管部门规定。
第十六条 各类邮件资费的交付，以邮资凭证或者证明邮资已付的戳记表示。
第十七条 邮票、邮资信封、邮资明信片、邮资邮简等邮资凭证由国务院邮政主管部门发行，任何单位或者个人不得伪造。
仿印邮票图案的管理办法，由国务院邮政主管部门规定。
第十八条 售出的邮资凭证不得向邮政企业及其分支机构兑换现金。
停止使用的邮资凭证，由国务院邮政主管部门在停止使用前一个月公告并停止出售，持有人可以自公告之日起六个月内向邮政企业及其分支机构换取有效的邮资凭证。
第十九条 下列邮资凭证不得使用：
（一）经国务院邮政主管部门公告已经停止使用的；
（二）盖销或者划销的；
（三）污染、残缺或者褪色、变色，难以辨认的；
（四）从邮资信封、邮资明信片、邮资邮简上剪下的邮票图案。
第四章 邮件的寄递
第二十条 用户交寄邮件，必须遵守国务院有关主管部门关于禁止寄递物品、限量寄递物品的规定。
第二十一条 用户交寄除信件以外的其他邮件，应当交邮政企业或者其分支机构当面验视内件。拒绝验视的，不予收寄。
用户交寄的信件必须符合准寄内容的规定，必要时邮政企业及其分支机构有权要求用户取出进行验视。
第二十二条 邮政企业及其分支机构应当按照国务院邮政主管部门规定的时限投交邮件。
第二十三条 无法投递的邮件，应当退回寄件人。
无法投递又无法退回的信件，在国务院邮政主管部门规定的期限内无人认领的，由地区邮政管理机构负责销毁。
无法投递又无法退回的进口国际邮递物品，在国务院邮政主管部门规定的期限内无人认领的，由海关依法处理。
无法投递又无法退回的其他邮件的处理办法，由国务院邮政主管部门规定。
第二十四条 邮政汇款的收款人应当自收到汇款通知之日起两个月内凭有效证明到邮政企业或者其分支机构兑领汇款；逾期未领的汇款，由邮政企业或者其分支机构退回汇款人。自退汇通知投交汇款人之日起满十个月未被领回的汇款，上缴国库。
第二十五条 寄递邮件逐步实行邮政编码，具体办法由国务院邮政主管部门规定。
第五章 邮件的运输、验关和检疫
第二十六条 铁路、公路、水运、航空等运输单位均负有载运邮件的责任，保证邮件优先运出，并在运费上予以优惠。
第二十七条 邮政企业在车站、机场、港口转运邮件，有关运输单位应当统一安排装卸邮件的场所和出入通道。
第二十八条 带有邮政专用标志的邮政车船和邮政工作人员进出港口、通过渡口时，应当优先放行。带有邮政专用标志的邮政车辆需要通过禁行路线或者在禁止停车地段停车的，由有关主管部门核准通行、停车。
第二十九条 邮件通过海上运输时，不参与分摊共同海损。
第三十条 国际邮递物品未经海关查验放行，邮政企业不得寄递。国际邮袋出入境、开拆和封发，应当由海关监管。邮政企业应当将作业时间事先通知海关，海关应当按时派员到场监管查验。
第三十一条 依法应当施行卫生检疫或者动植物检疫的邮件，由检疫部门负责拣出并进行检疫；未经检疫部门许可，邮政企业不得运递。
第六章 损失赔偿
第三十二条 用户对交寄的给据邮件和交汇的汇款，可以在交寄或者交汇之日起一年内，持据向收寄、收汇的邮政企业或者其分支机构查询。邮政企业及其分支机构应当在国务院邮政主管部门规定的期限内将查询结果通知查询人。
查复期满无结果的，邮政企业应当先予赔偿或者采取补救措施。自赔偿之日起一年内，查明有本法第三十四条第（二）项和第（三）项情形之一的，邮政企业有权收回赔偿。
第三十三条 邮政企业对于给据邮件丢失、损毁、内件短少，依照下列规定赔偿或者采取补救措施：
（一）挂号信件，按照国务院邮政主管部门规定的金额赔偿。
（二）保价邮件，丢失或者全部损毁的，按照保价额赔偿；内件短少或者部分损毁的，按照保价额同邮件全部价值的比例对邮件实际损失予以赔偿。
（三）非保价邮包，按照邮包实际损失价值赔偿，但是最高不超过国务院邮政主管部门规定的限额。
（四）其他给据邮件，按照国务院邮政主管部门规定的办法赔偿或者采取补救措施。
第三十四条 有下列情形之一的，邮政企业不负赔偿责任：
（一）平常邮件的损失；
（二）由于用户的责任或者所寄物品本身的原因造成给据邮件损失的；
（三）除汇款和保价邮件以外的其他给据邮件由于不可抗力的原因造成损失的；
（四）用户自交寄给据邮件或者交汇汇款之日起满一年未查询又未提出赔偿要求的。
第三十五条 用户因损失赔偿同邮政企业发生争议的，可以要求邮政企业的上级主管部门处理，对处理不服的可以向人民法院起诉；也可以直接向人民法院起诉。
第七章 罚 则
第三十六条 隐匿、毁弃或者非法开拆他人信件，侵犯公民通信自由权利，情节严重的，依照《中华人民共和国刑法》第一百四十九条的规定追究刑事责任；尚不够刑事处罚的，依照《中华人民共和国治安管理处罚条例》第二十二条的规定处罚。
第三十七条 邮政工作人员私自开拆或者隐匿、毁弃邮件的，依照《中华人民共和国刑法》第一百九十一条第一款的规定追究刑事责任。
犯前款罪而窃取财物的，依照《中华人民共和国刑法》第一百九十一条第二款的规定，按贪污罪从重处罚。
第三十八条 故意损毁邮筒等邮政公用设施，尚不够刑事处罚的，依照《中华人民共和国治安管理处罚条例》第二十五条的规定处罚；情节严重的，依照《中华人民共和国刑法》第一百五十六条的规定追究刑事责任。
第三十九条 邮政工作人员拒不办理依法应当办理的邮政业务的，故意延误投递邮件的，给予行政处分。邮政工作人员玩忽职守，致使公共财产、国家和人民利益遭受重大损失的，依照《中华人民共和国刑法》第一百八十七条的规定追究刑事责任。
第四十条 违反本法第八条规定，经营信件和其他具有信件性质的物品的寄递业务的，由工商行政管理部门责令其将收寄的信件和其他具有信件性质的物品及收取的资费退还寄件人，处以罚款。
当事人对处罚决定不服的，可以在接到处罚通知之日起十五日内向人民法院起诉；逾期不起诉又不履行的，由工商行政管理部门申请人民法院强制执行。
第八章 附 则
第四十一条 本法下列用语的含义是：
（一）邮件：指通过邮政企业寄递的信件、印刷品、邮包、汇款通知、报刊等。
（二）信件：指信函和明信片。
（三）平常邮件：指邮政企业及其分支机构在收寄时不出具收据，投递时不要求收件人签收的邮件。
（四）给据邮件：指挂号信件、邮包、保价邮件等由邮政企业及其分支机构在收寄时出具收据，投递时要求收件人签收的邮件。
（五）国际邮递物品：指中华人民共和国与其他国家和地区的用户相互寄递的印刷品和邮包。
（六）邮政专用品：指邮政日戳、邮政夹钳和邮袋。
第四十二条 中华人民共和国缔结或者参加的有关国际邮政事务的国际条约同本法有不同规定的，适用该国际条约的规定。但是，中华人民共和国声明保留的条款除外。
第四十三条 国务院邮政主管部门根据本法制定实施细则，报国务院批准施行。
第四十四条 本法自１９８７年１月１日起施行。
POSTAL LAW OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Important Notice: (注意事项)
英文本源自中华人民共和国务院法制局编译, 中国法制出版社出版的《中华人民共和国涉外法规汇编》(1991年7月版).
当发生歧意时, 应以法律法规颁布单位发布的中文原文为准.
This English document is coming from the "LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA GOVERNING FOREIGN-RELATED MATTERS" (1991.7)
which is compiled by the Brueau of Legislative Affairs of the State
Council of the People's Republic of China, and is published by the China
Legal System Publishing House.
In case of discrepancy, the original version in Chinese shall prevail.
Whole Document (法规全文)
POSTAL LAW OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
(Adopted at the 18th Meeting of the Standing Committee of the
Sixth National People's Congress, promulgated by Order No. 47 of the
President of the People's Republic of China on December 2, 1986, and
effective as of January 1, 1987)
Contents
Chapter I General Provisions
Chapter II Establishment of Postal Enterprises and Postal Facilities
Chapter III Classification of Postal Businesses and Postal Rates
Chapter IV Posting and Delivery of Postal Materials
Chapter V Transportation, Customs Examination and Quarantine
Inspection of Postal Materials
Chapter VI Compensation for Losses
Chapter VII Penalty Provisions
Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1
This Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution of the People's
Republic of China, with a view to protecting freedom and privacy of
correspondence, ensuring normal progress of postal work, and promoting
development of postal services, so as to suit the needs of socialist
construction and the livelihood of the people.
Article 2
The competent department of postal services under the State Council shall
administer postal services throughout the country.
The competent department of postal services under the State Council shall
set up regional administrative organs of postal services as required to
administer postal services of each region.
Article 3
The postal enterprises attached to the competent department of postal
services under the State Council are public enterprises, owned by the
whole people, that operate postal businesses.
According to stipulations of the competent department of postal services
under the State Council, postal enterprises shall establish branch offices
that operate postal businesses
Article 4
Freedom and privacy of correspondence shall be protected by law. No
organization or individual shall infringe upon the freedom and privacy of
correspondence of other persons for any reason, except when the inspection
of correspondence in accordance with legal procedures by the public
security organ, the state security organ or the procuratorial organ is
necessary for the state's safety or the investigation of criminal offence.
Article 5
Postal materials handed in or posted, remittances made and savings
deposited by users shall be protected by law, and shall not be inspected
and withheld by any organization or individual except as otherwise
provided by law.
Article 6
Postal enterprises shall provide users with fast, accurate, safe and
convenient postal services.
Postal enterprises and postal staff shall not provide information to any
organization or individual about users' dealings with postal services
except as otherwise provided for by law.
Article 7
Postal materials and remittances shall be owned by senders and remitters
before they are delivered to recipients and remittees.
Article 8
Posting and delivery services of mail and other articles with
characteristics of mail shall be exclusively operated by postal
enterprises, except as otherwise provided by the State Council.
Postal enterprises may, according to needs, entrust other units or
individuals as agents to run businesses exclusively operated by postal
enterprises. The provisions on postal personnel specified in this Law
shall apply to agents when they handle postal businesses.
Article 9
No unit or individual shall produce false copies or make fraudulent use of
special postal marks, postal uniforms and special postal articles.
Chapter II Establishment of Postal Enterprises and Postal Faci- lities
Article 10
Standards for establishment of postal enterprises and their branch offices
shall be formulated by the competent department of postal services under
the State Council.
Article 11
Postal enterprises shall establish branch offices, postal kiosks,
newspaper and periodical stands, mailboxes, etc., in places convenient to
the masses, or provide mobile services. Residents' mailboxes for receiving
letters and newspapers shall be installed in residential buildings in
cities.
Places shall be provided for handling postal business in larger railway
stations, airports, ports and guest houses.
Chapter III Classification of Postal Businesses and Postal Rates
Article 12
Postal enterprises operate the following businesses:
(1) posting and delivery of domestic and international postal materials;
(2) distributing domestic newspapers and periodicals;
(3) postal savings and postal remittances; and
(4) other suitable businesses stipulated by the competent department of
postal services under the State Council.
Article 13
Postal enterprises and their branch offices shall not arbitrarily close
down postal businesses that must be handled according to the stipulations
made by the competent department of postal services under the State
Council and the regional administrative organ of postal services.
Owing to force majeure or special reasons, if postal enterprises and their
branch offices need to close down temporarily or restrict the handling of
some postal businesses, they must obtain approval of the competent
department of postal services under the State Council or of regional
postal administrative organs.
Article 14
Postal enterprises shall strengthen distribution work of newspapers and
periodicals. If publishing units entrust postal enterprises with
distribution of newspapers and periodicals, they must make distribution
contracts with postal enterprises.
Article 15
The basic postal rates of postal services shall be set by the competent
department in charge of pricing under the State Council and shall be
reported to the State Council for approval. Non-basic postal rates shall
be formulated by the competent department of postal services under the
State Council.
Article 16
The payment of postage on various postal materials shall be indicated by
postage certificates or by postmarks showing postage paid.
Article 17
Postage stamps, stamped envelopes, stamped postcards, stamped aerogrammes
and other postage certificates shall be issued by the competent department
of postal services under the State Council, and no unit or individual
shall be allowed to produce false copies. The administrative measures on
making facsimiles of stamp patterns shall be formulated by the competent
department of postal services under the State Council.
Article 18
Postage certificates sold shall not be cashed in postal enterprises or
their branch offices. Postage certificates to be withdrawn from
circulation shall be announced to the public, and sales will be stopped
one month in advance by the competent department of postal services under
the State Council. Holders of such postage certificates may exchange them
for valid postage certificates at postal enterprises and their branch
offices within six months from the date of the announcement.
Article 19
The following postage certificates shall not be used:
(1) those which the competent department of postal services under the
State Council has announced as withdrawn from usage;
(2) those that have been postmarked or cancelled;
(3) those that are contaminated, incomplete or illegible due to fading or
discolouring; and
(4) stamp patterns cut from stamped envelopes, stamped postcards and
stamped aerogrammes.
Chapter IV Posting and Delivery of Postal Materials
Article 20
In handing in or posting postal materials, users must abide by the
provisions formulated by the relevant competent department under the State
Council on articles forbidden to post or deliver and articles to be posted
or delivered in limited amounts.
Article 21
The contents of postal materials, other than letters, to be handed in or
posted by users, shall be checked on the spot by postal enterprises or
branch offices, and if such examination is refused, the postal material
shall not be accepted and posted. Mail handed in or posted by users must
be in line with the stipulations concerning the content allowed to be
posted; postal enterprises and their branch offices have the right to
request users to take out the contents for examination, when necessary.
Article 22
Postal enterprises and their branch offices shall deliver postal materials
within the time limits laid down by the competent department of postal
services under the State Council.
Article 23
Undeliverable postal materials shall be returned to the senders.
Mail that is both undeliverable and unreturnable, and unclaimed within the
time limit stipulated by the competent department of postal services under
the State Council, shall be destroyed on the authority of regional
administrative organs of postal services. Incoming international postal
articles that are undeliverable and unreturnable, and unclaimed within the
time limit stipulated by the competent department of postal offices under
the State Council, shall be handled by the Customs in accordance with the
law. Disposal measures for other undeliverable and unreturnable postal
materials shall be formulated by the competent department of postal
services under the State Council.
Article 24
The remittees of postal remittances shall cash the postal remittances with
valid documents at postal enterprises or branch offices within two months
of receiving notice of a postal remittance. Remittances unclaimed when the
time period expires shall be returned to the remitters by postal
enterprises or branch offices. Returned remittances which are unclaimed
for a period of ten months, counting from the date of delivering the
return-remittance notice to the remitter, shall be turned over to the
state treasury.
Article 25
In posting and delivering postal materials, postal codes shall be adopted
gradually, and specific pertinent measures shall be formulated by the
competent department of postal services under the State Council.
Chapter V Transportation, Customs Examination and Quarantine Ins- pection of Postal Materials
Article 26
Transportation units operating railways, highways, waterways and airlines
shall all have the responsibility of carrying and transporting postal
materials, and shall ensure priority to transporting postal materials at
preferential freight charges.
Article 27
When postal enterprises transfer postal materials in railway stations,
airports and ports, transportation units concerned shall make coordinated
arrangement of space and in-and-out passageways for loading and unloading
postal materials.
Article 28
Ships with special postal marks, postal vans and postal staff shall be
given priority in entering and departing ports and crossing on ferries.
Postal vehicles with special postal marks which need to pass through a
lane closed to traffic or to stop in no-parking sections of the road shall
be verified and approved by the competent department concerned for passing
or parking.
Article 29
When transported by sea, postal materials shall not be included in
arrangements for sharing common sea losses.
Article 30
Postal enterprises shall not post or deliver international postal articles
that are not examined and allowed to pass by the Customs. The Customs
shall supervise the entry and exit, opening, sealing and dispatching of
international mailbags. Postal enterprises shall inform the Customs of
their business hours in advance, and the Customs shall promptly send
officials to supervise on-the-spot checking and examination.
Article 31
Postal materials that are subject to health and quarantine inspections or
animal and plant quarantine inspections according to law shall be sorted
out and quarantined under the charge of quarantine offices; no
transportation and delivery shall be conducted by postal enterprises
without a permit from a quarantine office.
Chapter VI Compensation for Losses
Article 32
Users may present receipts and inquire, within one year counting from the
date of the posting or remitting, about vouchered postal materials and
remittances which they handed in for posting or remitting at the postal
enterprises or their branch offices that took in the postal materials or
accepted the remittances. Postal enterprises or branch offices shall
inform inquirers of the results of inquiry within the time limit set by
the competent department of postal services under the State Council.
If no result is found within the time limit for responding to the inquiry,
postal enterprises shall make compensation first or take remedial
measures. Within a year counting from the date of making such
compensation, if it is ascertained that the circumstance for which the
compensation was made conforms with either Item (2) or Item (3) of Article
34 of this Law, the postal enterprises shall have the right to recall the
compensation.
Article 33
For loss, damage, destruction or missing contents of vouchered postal
materials, postal enterprises shall make compensation or take remedial
measures according to the following stipulations:
(1) For registered mail, compensation shall be made according to standard
amounts formulated by the competent department of postal services under
the State Council.
(2) For insured postal materials which are lost or totally damaged or
destroyed, compensation shall be made according to the insurance coverage.
For missing contents or partial damage or destruction of insured postal
materials, compensation shall be made according to the actual losses of
the postal materials, based on the ratio between the insurance coverage
and the whole value of the postal materials.
(3) For uninsured postal parcels, compensation shall be made according to
the actual damage due to loss of such postal parcels, but the maximum
compensation shall not exceed the amount formulated by the competent
department of postal services under the State Council.
(4) For other types of vouchered postal materials, compensation shall be
made or remedial measures taken according to the measures provided for by
the competent department of postal services under the State Council.
Article 34
Postal enterprises shall not be held liable for compensation if one of the
following situations occurs:
(1) losses of ordinary postal materials;
(2) losses of vouchered postal materials caused by the user or due to some
characteristic of the posted articles per se;
(3) losses of vouchered postal materials, other than postal remittances
and insured postal materials, caused by force majeure; and
(4) users failing to inquire about or demand compensation at the end of
one year, counting from the date of handing in or posting the vouchered
postal materials or making the remittance.
Article 35
If disputes over compensation for losses occur between users and postal
enterprises, users may request the competent department of postal services
at higher levels to settle; users who refuse to accept the settlement
thereof may file lawsuits with the people's court; users may also file
lawsuits with the people's court directly.
Chapter VII Penalty Provisions
Article 36
Persons who infringe upon the citizens' right to freedom of correspondence
by concealing, destroying, discarding or illegally opening mail of another
person, where circumstances are serious, shall be investigated for
criminal liability according to the provisions of Article 149 of the
Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China; those whose acts are not
serious enough for criminal punishment shall be punished according to the
provisions of Article 22 of Regulations of the People's Republic of China
on Administrative Penalties for Public Security.
Article 37
Postal personnel who without permission open or conceal, destroy or
discard postal materials shall be investigated for criminal liability in
accordance with Paragraph 1 in Article 191 of the Criminal Law of the
People's Republic of China.
Those who commit the crime specified in the preceding provision and also
steal property therein shall be given a heavier punishment for the crime
of embezzlement in accordance with Paragraph 2 in Article 191 of the
Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China.
Article 38
Persons who intentionally damage or destroy public postal facilities such
as mailboxes, where such acts are not serious enough for criminal
punishment, shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of Article
25 of Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative
Penalties for Public Security; where circumstances are serious, such
persons shall be investigated for criminal liability in accordance with
the provisions of Article 156 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic
of China.
Article 39
Postal personnel who refuse to handle postal business which should be
handled according to law or who intentionally delay the delivery of postal
materials shall be given administrative disciplinary sanction. Postal
personnel who are derelict in their duties and bring about great loss to
public property and the interests of the state and the people shall be
investigated for criminal liability in accordance with the provisions of
Article 187 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China.
Article 40
Persons who, in violation of provisions of Article 8 of this Law, handle
the business of posting and delivering mail or articles with
characteristics of mail shall be ordered by industrial and commercial
administrative authorities to return the mail and other articles and the
postal fees they have obtained from the senders, and a fine shall be
imposed on them.
Parties concerned who refuse to obey the decision of punishment may bring
suit to the people's court within 15 days of receiving the penalty notice.
If parties concerned neither bring suit to the people's court nor
implement the decision before the time limit expires, the industrial and
commercial administrative authorities shall apply to the people's court
for mandatory enforcement.
Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions
Article 41
The meanings of the following terms used in this Law are:
(1) postal materials: referring to mail, printed matter, postal parcels,
money orders, newspapers, periodicals, etc., posted and delivered by
postal enterprises.
(2) mail: referring to letters and postcards.
(3) ordinary postal materials: referring to the postal materials that
postal enterprises and their branch offices do not issue receipts for upon
acceptance and posting, and do not request recipients to sign for on
delivery.
(4) vouchered postal materials: referring to postal materials such as
registered mail, postal parcels, insured postal materials, etc., that the
postal enterprises and their branch offices issue receipts for upon
acceptance and posting, and for which recipients are requested to sign on
delivery.
(5) international postal articles: referring to printed matter and postal
parcels posted and delivered between users of the People's Republic of
China and users of foreign countries or regions.
(6) special postal articles: referring to postal date-marks, postal tongs
for lead sealing and postal bags.
Article 42
If provisions of this Law contravene those of the international treaties
concerning international postal affairs which the People's Republic of
China has concluded or to which China is a party, the provisions of the
international treaties concerned shall prevail, with the exception of the
treaty clauses on which the People's Republic of China has declared
reservations.
Article 43
The competent department of postal services under the State Council shall,
in accordance with this Law, formulate rules for its implementation, which
shall go into effect after being submitted to and approved by the State
Council.
Article 44
This Law shall go into effect on January 1, 1987.
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二○○四年七月二十九日
石家庄市行政执法责任追究实施办法
为加强行政执法监督，严肃行政执法纪律，深化行政执法责任制，防止和减少行政执法过错发生，保证法律的有效实施，维护行政管理相对人的合法权益，创造经济发展的良好法治环境，根据《全面推进依法行政实施纲要》、《国务院办公厅关于贯彻落实全面推进依法行政实施纲要的实施意见》和《河北省错案和执法过错追究条例》，结合我市实际，特制定本实施办法。
一、行政执法机关、法律法规授权的组织、受委托从事行政执法工作组织的行政执法人员，由于故意或者过失在执法中违反法律、法规和规章，作出错误处理、处罚决定的，依照本办法追究其责任。
二、追究执法过错责任人的责任，坚持实事求是、有错必纠、责罚相当、教育与惩戒相结合的原则。
三、行政执法人员有下列情形之一的，均追究行政执法责任：
（一）超越法定权限的；
（二）违反法定程序和期限的；
（三）适用法律、法规、规章错误的；
（四）擅自改变法律、法规、规章规定的处罚种类、幅度的；
（五）处理结果显失公正或没有法定依据的；
（六）所办案件认定事实不清，主要依据不足的；
（七）违法实行强制措施、检查措施或执行措施，给当事人造成损失的；
（八）滥用职权，违法执法，侵害当事人合法权益的；
（九）玩忽职守，不履行法定职责，执法不严，违法不究的；
（十）行政执法中索取、收受他人财物，谋取其他利益或者截留、私分罚没财物，使用、损毁扣押、查封、登记保存财物的；
（十一）其他行政执法中的违法行为。
四、行政执法责任区分和责任追究
（一）责任区分
1、承办人故意或者过失造成执法过错的，由承办人承担责任。承办人的意见经过批准出现执法过错的，由批准人承担主要责任；
2、经集体研究决定造成执法过错的，由主持人承担主要责任；
3、负责人指使或者授意承办人造成执法过错的，由负责人承担主要责任；
4、任用不具有行政执法资格人员造成执法过错的，在追究承办人责任的同时，追究用人者的责任；
5、其他原因造成执法过错的，根据情节轻重，分别追究相关人员的责任。
（二）责任追究
1、执法过错情节轻微，危害不大的，对责任人给予责令检查、通报批评、暂扣行政执法证件等处理；
2、行政执法过错情节恶劣、后果严重，但尚未构成犯罪的，对责任人给予行政处分、吊销行政执法证件、取消评先或晋升资格；
3、执法过错责任人给当事人造成损失的，依照《中华人民共和国国家赔偿法》的规定予以赔偿处理；
4、法律、法规对执法过错责任追究有明确规定的，依照法律、法规的规定处理。
执法过错责任人主动承认并纠正错误的，可以从轻处理或者免予追究，拒不纠正违法行为或者阻碍对其进行调查追究的，应当从重处理。
五、追究程序
（一）经市法制办监督检查、接受举报投诉或者其他形式发现执法人员有执法过错的，由市法制办立案调查，或者移交执法人员所在单位调查处理；重大复杂案件，移送监察机关调查处理。行政执法部门发现其执法人员有执法过错的，由该机关调查处理；
（二）追究执法过错责任人的责任，自调查之日起三个月内处理完毕；有特殊情况的，可延长一个月；
（三）对执法过错责任人作出处理决定的，在十日内将处理决定书面通知本人；
执法过错责任人对处理决定不服的，执法过错责任人可在三十日内向处理机关的上一级机关提出申诉。
申诉期间，处理决定不停止执行。
六、行政执法责任追究的实施
市法制办立案调查的执法过错追究案件，按下列规定实施责任追究：
（一）需给予通报批评的，由市法制办承办，经市政府批准后实施；
（二）需暂扣、吊销行政执法证件的，由市法制办实施；
（三）需取消评先或晋升资格的，由市法制办提出追究意见报市政府批准后，由人事部门实施；
（四）需给予纪律处分的，由市法制办会同市监察局提出追究意见，报市政府批准后，按干部人事管理权限送交有关单位实施；
（五）需追究刑事责任的，移送司法机关处理；
（六）法律、法规对责任追究有明确规定的，依照法律、法规的规定实施；
行政执法机关调查处理的执法责任追究案件，由该机关实施责任追究或按照干部人事管理权限移交有关单位处理。
七、各县（市）、区政府，市政府各部门可依据本办法制定本地、本部门行政执法责任追究办法。
