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湖南省人大常委会


湖南省生猪屠宰管理条例


　　（2003年9月28日湖南省第十届人民代表大会常务委员会第五次会议通过）



　　湖南省第十届人民代表大会常务委员会

　　公告

　　第7号

　　《湖南省生猪屠宰管理条例》于2003年9月28日经湖南省第十届人民代表大会常务委员会第五次会议通过，现予公布，自2003年11月1日起施行。

　　湖南省人民代表大会常务委员会

　　2003年9月28日



　　第一条 为了加强生猪屠宰管理，保证生猪产品质量安全，保障人民身体健康，根据国家有关法律、行政法规的规定，结合本省实际，制定本条例。

　　第二条 在本省行政区域内从事生猪屠宰及其监督管理活动，均须遵守本条例。

　　第三条 本省行政区域内对生猪实行定点屠宰，集中检疫。但农村个人自宰自食的除外。

　　第四条 各级人民政府应当加强对生猪屠宰工作的领导，协调解决生猪定点屠宰工作中的重大问题，完善监督管理体制。

　　第五条 县级以上人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门负责本行政区域内生猪屠宰的监督管理工作，工商行政管理、动物防疫、卫生、质量技术监督、环境保护、公安等部门按照各自的职责，依法做好生猪屠宰监督管理的有关工作。农村的生猪屠宰活动由乡（镇）人民政府具体管理。

　　第六条 省人民政府按照合理布局、有利流通、方便群众、便于检疫和管理的原则，制定本省生猪定点屠宰厂（场）的设置规划。设区的市、自治州、县（市）人民政府应当根据省人民政府制定的生猪定点屠宰厂（场）的设置规划，结合本地实际情况，提出具体实施方案。

　　乡（镇）应当按照省人民政府规划，逐步实行生猪定点屠宰。暂未实行生猪定点屠宰的，乡（镇）人民政府应当加强对生猪屠宰活动的管理，动物防疫监督机构应当加强对生猪及其产品的检疫。

　　第七条 新建生猪定点屠宰厂（场）的选址，应当距离生活饮用水水源一级二级保护区和医院、学校等公共场所及居民住宅区二百米以外，并不得妨碍或者影响所在地居民生活和公共场所的活动。

　　生猪定点屠宰厂（场）应当具备国家规定的条件，符合卫生、动物防疫和环境保护等方面的要求。

　　第八条 在设区的市、自治州、县（市）人民政府所在地申请设立生猪定点屠宰厂（场），应当向设区的市、自治州、县（市）人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门提交书面申请和有关资料；申请设立乡（镇）定点屠宰厂（场），须经乡（镇）人民政府同意后向县级人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门提交书面申请和有关资料。生猪屠宰行政主管部门应当会同有关部门在十五日内进行审核，对符合设置规划和实施方案的，报本级人民政府批准。

　　第九条 生猪定点屠宰厂（场）采购或者代宰的生猪，必须有产地动物检疫合格证明和免疫标识；待宰的生猪染疫或者疑似染疫的，应当及时报告当地动物防疫监督机构，在动物防疫监督人员的监督下，依照《中华人民共和国动物防疫法》的规定进行无害化处理或销毁。

　　第十条 动物防疫监督机构对定点屠宰的生猪，必须在生猪定点屠宰厂（场）内进行集中同步检疫，对检疫合格的生猪产品，应当出具检疫合格证明，并加盖验讫印章；对检疫不合格的生猪产品，动物防疫监督机构应当监督生猪定点屠宰厂（场）依照《中华人民共和国动物防疫法》的规定进行无害化处理或销毁。未经检疫或经检疫不合格而又未按国家有关规定进行处理的生猪产品，生猪定点屠宰厂（场）不得出厂（场）销售。

　　第十一条 猪定点屠宰厂（场）应当对屠宰的生猪产品进行肉品品质检验，检验合格的加盖验讫印章；检验不合格的，应当按照国家有关规定处理，并对检验结果和处理情况进行登记。

　　肉品品质检验应当包括以下内容：

　　（一）有无除传染性疾病和寄生虫病以外的疾病；

　　（二）有无有害腺体和有害物质；

　　（三）是否注水或注入其他物质；

　　（四）是否符合屠宰加工质量；

　　（五）是否种公猪、母猪或晚阉猪。

　　第十二条 猪定点屠宰厂（场）不得有下列行为：

　　（一）屠宰未经检疫或者经检疫不合格的生猪；

　　（二）屠宰病死、毒死或者死因不明的生猪；

　　（三）对生猪注水或者注入其他物质。

　　第十三条 猪定点屠宰厂（场）屠宰的生猪胴体应当悬挂于通风、阴凉、清洁的场所，不得靠墙、着地或者接触有毒、有害、有异味的物品。内脏及加工后的肉品应当存放在符合卫生要求的设施中。对未能及时销售或者出厂（场）的生猪产品，应当采取冷冻或者冷藏等必要措施予以储存。

　　运载生猪产品，应当使用冷藏车或者防尘和设有吊挂设施的专用车辆，不得敞运。运载工具使用前必须清洗、消毒。

　　第十四条 入本省实行生猪定点屠宰的地区销售的生猪产品，必须是生猪定点屠宰厂（场）屠宰的生猪产品，并有生猪产品检疫、肉品品质检验合格证明。

第十五条从事生猪产品加工的单位和个人以及饭店、宾馆、学校等集体伙食单位，必须采购、销售或使用生猪定点屠宰厂（场）屠宰的经检疫、肉品品质检验合格的生猪产品，并建立生猪产品进货台账。

　　禁止采购、销售或使用未经检疫、肉品品质检验或者经检疫、检验不合格的生猪产品。

　　第十六条 级以上人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门应当会同有关部门，加强对生猪定点屠宰活动的监督检查，依法查处违法行为。对受理的举报和投诉案件，应当及时依法处理。

　　生猪定点屠宰行政执法监督检查人员依法对生猪定点屠宰厂（场）实施监督检查，应当出示执法证件，被检查单位和个人应当予以配合，不得拒绝、阻碍。

　　第十七 条有下列行为之一的，由市、县人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门依照国务院《生猪屠宰管理条例》的规定予以处罚：

　　（一）生猪定点屠宰厂（场）出厂（场）未经肉品品质检验或者经肉品品质检验不合格的生猪产品的；

　　（二）生猪定点屠宰厂（场）对经肉品品质检验不合格的生猪产品未按国家有关规定处理的；

　　（三）生猪定点屠宰厂（场）对生猪、生猪产品注水或者注入其他物质的。

　　第十八条 经营未经检疫的生猪产品的，由县级以上人民政府动物防疫监督机构责令停止经营，没收违法所得，对未售出的生猪产品依法处理。

　　经营经检疫不合格的生猪产品的，由县级以上人民政府动物防疫监督机构责令停止经营，立即采取有效措施收回已售出的生猪产品，没收违法所得和未售出的生猪产品；情节严重的，可以并处违法所得一倍以上五倍以下的罚款。

　　第十九条 从事生猪产品加工的单位和个人采购、销售未经肉品品质检验或者经肉品品质检验、食品卫生检验不合格的生猪产品的，由县级以上人民政府卫生行政主管部门责令停止违法行为，没收违法所得，并处违法所得一倍以上五倍以下的罚款；没有违法所得的，处以一千元以上五万元以下的罚款；情节严重的，吊销卫生许可证。

　　饭店、宾馆、学校等集体伙食单位采购、使用未经肉品品质检验或者经肉品品质检验、食品卫生检验不合格的生猪产品的，由县级以上人民政府卫生行政主管部门责令停止违法行为，没收违法所得，并处五百元以上一万元以下的罚款；情节严重的，吊销卫生许可证。

　　第二十条 有下列行为之一的，由县级以上人民政府工商行政、卫生行政管理等有关部门按照职责分工，责令停止违法行为，没收生猪产品和违法所得，并处违法所得一倍以上五倍以下的罚款；没有违法所得的，处以每头五百元以下的罚款：

　　（一）销售未经肉品品质检验或者经肉品品质检验不合格的生猪产品的；

　　（二）销售注水或者注入其他物质的生猪产品的。

　　第二十一条 县级以上人民政府生猪屠宰行政主管部门和其他有关部门的工作人员滥用职权、玩忽职守、徇私舞弊、索贿受贿，尚不构成犯罪的，依法给予行政处分。

　　第二十二条 本省行政区域内牛、羊等牲畜定点屠宰及其监督管理工作，参照本条例有关规定执行。

　　第二十三条 本条例自2003年11月1日起施行。

　　
中国人民银行


中国人民银行关于重新颁布《中国人民银行关于外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法》的通知(附英文)
中国人民银行




中国人民银行上海、天津、广东、浙江、江苏、辽宁、深圳、大连、青岛、武汉、厦门、珠海、汕头、海南、南通、宁波省、市分行：
现将《中国人民银行关于外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法》发给你行，请遵照执行。一九八三年二月一日公布的《中国人民银行关于侨资外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法》同时废止。
请你行将此《管理办法》转发给所在地的各外资金融机构代表处。
关于外资金融机构的联络处、办事处更改为代表处的问题，请各联络处、办事处到当地工商行政管理局办理新的一年登记手续时一并办理。
附：关于重新颁布《中国人民银行关于外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法》的说明（略）

附：中国人民银行关于外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法
第一条 根据《中华人民共和国国务院关于管理外国企业常驻代表机构的暂行规定》，为规范对外资金融机构在中国常驻代表机构（以下简称“常驻代表机构”）的管理，制定本办法。
第二条 本办法所称外资金融机构系指外国资本的银行、证券公司、投资公司、保险公司、财务公司、信用卡公司、金融性租赁公司。
第三条 常驻代表机构是其总管理机构的派出机构，称为“×××代表处”。代表处的主要负责人称首席代表，其他人员称代表、顾问、助理、秘书。
第四条 中国人民银行是常驻代表机构的审批、管理机关。外资金融机构可按本办法向中国人民银行申请在中国境内开放城市设立常驻代表机构。
第五条 外资金融机构申请在中国境内开放城市设立常驻代表机构，须向中国人民银行提交下列申请材料：
一、申请单位总管理机构董事长或总经理签署的致中国人民银行行长的申请书；
二、申请单位所在国或地区有关当局出具的开业合法证书或营业执照的副本（或影印件）；
三、申请单位总管理机构的组织章程、董事会或类似组织的名单；
四、申请单位最近三年的年报；
五、中国人民银行要求的其他资料。
前款所列除第四项外，凡用外文书写的，都须附具中文译本。
外资金融机构在北京设立常驻代表机构，须将申请材料提交中国人民银行总行；申请在北京以外的其他城市设立常驻代表机构，须将申请材料提交当地中国人民银行分行，由其审核后上报中国人民银行总行。
第六条 中国人民银行收到外资金融机构的申请材料后，在三个月内确认是否接受其申请，若接受其申请，则发给《外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构申请表》；超过三个月未得到中国人民银行确认的，申请自行失效。
外资金融机构收到中国人民银行发给的《外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构申请表》后，须在两个月内将填写好的该表连同由其董事长或总经理签署的常驻代表机构首席代表的授权书、首席代表和代表的简历，一并提交中国人民银行总行审批。
中国人民银行总行批准外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构后，发给批准证书。
第七条 获准在中国设立常驻代表机构的外资金融机构，须按照中国有关规定，持中国人民银行颁发的批准证书到常驻代表机构所在地的工商行政管理部门和公安部门办理登记手续和工作人员及其家属的居留手续，并到当地的国家专业银行开立帐户和税务部门办理税务登记手续。
第八条 常驻代表机构的工作范围是：咨询、联络、市场调查等非营利性工作。常驻代表机构在工作中，不得为其总部或分支机构（包括设在中国境内的分支机构）办理经营性业务。
第九条 常驻代表机构更换首席代表，须向中国人民银行总行提交其总管理机构董事长或总经理签署的申请书和对新任首席代表的授权书及新任首席代表的简历，由中国人民银行总行批准。
设在北京的常驻代表机构更换或增加代表、助理、外籍和港澳工作人员，须向中国人民银行总行提交其总管理机构主管部门负责人签署的申请书和被任命人的简历，由中国人民银行总行批准。
设在北京以外城市的常驻代表机构更换或增加代表、助理、外籍和港澳工作人员，须向当地中国人民银行分行提交其总管理机构主管部门负责人签署的申请书和被任命人员的简历，由当地中国人民银行分行批准，并由其报中国人民银行总行备案。
第十条 常驻代表机构雇用中国外事服务单位推荐的中国境内公民担任顾问、秘书、翻译和一般工作人员，须将被雇用中国公民的名单和简历报中国人民银行总行或当地分行备案，未履行备案手续者，不得从事常驻代表机构的工作。
第十一条 常驻代表机构变更名称，须向中国人民银行提交由其总管理机构董事长或总经理签署的申请函，经中国人民银行总行批准后，持批准证书到当地工商行政管理部门办理变更登记手续。
第十二条 常驻代表机构迁移办公地址，须向中国人民银行提交由常驻代表机构负责人签署的申请函，经中国人民银行批准后，持批准证书到当地工商行政管理部门办理变更登记手续。
设在北京的常驻代表机构迁移办公地址，报中国人民银行总行批准。设在北京以外城市的常驻代表机构迁移办公地址，报当地中国人民银行分行批准。
第十三条 常驻代表机构的首席代表需常驻中国主持日常工作。首席代表离开中国一个月以上或因故不能常驻中国主持日常工作，应事先指定专人代行其职责，并将此项指定文件寄送中国人民银行总行或当地中国人民银行分行备案。
第十四条 常驻代表机构须于每年二月底前向中国人民银行报送上一年度的工作报告。该报告须按中国人民银行规定的报表格式用中文填写，其内容须真实地反映常驻代表机构在中国的工作情况。
设在北京的常驻代表机构，其报告报送中国人民银行总行。设在北京以外城市的常驻代表机构，其报告报送当地中国人民银行分行，由其转报中国人民银行总行。
第十五条 外资金融机构撤销常驻代表机构，须提前向中国人民银行提交由其总管理机构出具的申请书，经中国人民银行总行批准后，到有关部门办理注销手续。常驻代表机构的一切未了事宜，由其总管理机构承担责任。
第十六条 中国人民银行总行负责对设在北京的常驻代表机构进行监督、检查和管理，对设在北京以外城市的常驻代表机构，中国人民银行总行授权当地中国人民银行分行对其进行监督、检查和管理。
第十七条 常驻代表机构必须遵守中国的法律、法规和本办法。对违反本办法的常驻代表机构，中国人民银行总行和当地分行有权对其进行处理。
第十八条 本办法适用于对在香港、澳门、台湾地区注册的金融机构设立常驻代表机构的管理。
第十九条 本办法自公布之日起施行。中国人民银行一九八三年二月颁布的《中国人民银行关于侨资外资金融机构在中国设立常驻代表机构的管理办法》同时废止。

Measures of the People's Bank of China on Control of the Estab-lishment of Resident Representative Offices in China by Foreign BankingInstitutions

(Promulgated for Implementation on June 11, 1991, unvaldated onApril 29, 1996)

Whole Doc.

Article 1
These Measures are formulated for the purpose of regulating the
control of resident representative offices in China of foreign banking
institutions (hereinafter referred to as resident representative offices),
in accordance with the Interim Provisions of the State Council of the
People's Republic of China for the Control of Resident Representative
Offices of Foreign Enterprises.
Article 2
Foreign banking institutions mentioned in these Measures refer to
foreign capital banks, securities companies, investment companies,
insurance companies, financial companies, credit card companies and
financial leasing companies.
Article 3
A resident representative office is an agency of its head office,
called the "such-and-such Representative Office". Its principal member in
charge is called chief representative and other members are called
representatives, advisers, assistants or secretaries.
Article 4
The People's Bank of China (PBC) is the agency in charge of matters
of examination and approval and of control in connection with resident
representative offices. Foreign banking institutions can apply to PBC for
establishment of resident representative offices in the open cities of
China in accordance with these Measures.

Article 5
A foreign banking institution which applies for establishment of a
resident representative office in China's open cities must submit to PBC
the following documents and materials for the application:
(1) written application signed by chairman of the board of directors
or president of the head office of the applying institution and addressed
to the President of the People's Bank of China;
(2) a copy (or photocopy) of the license to do business or of the
business registration certificate issued by the pertinent authorities of
the country or region where the applicant institution is located;
(3) the articles of association of the applying institution's head
office and list of members of its board of directors or other similar
bodies;
(4) annual reports of the applying institution of the last 3 years;
(5) other documents and materials as PBC may require.
Except for the foregoing item (4), all documents and materials listed
in the above paragraphs originally written in foreign languages must have
their Chinese translations attached.
A foreign banking institution applying to set up a resident
representative office in Beijing must submit its application documents and
materials to the Head Office of PBC while an application for the
establishment of such an office in other cities shall be submitted to the
local branches of PBC which, after examination of the applicant's paper,
shall report to the PBC Head Office.
Article 6
PBC, within 3 months of receiving the application papers from a
foreign banking institution, shall decide whether to accept its
application or not. If an application is accepted, the applicant shall be
issued a "Form of Application for Establishing Resident Representative
Office in China". If no confirmation has been received from PBC after the
three-months period, the application is deemed automatically invalidated.
A foreign banking institution must, within 2 months of receiving the
"Form of Application for Establishing Resident Representative Offices in
China" from PBC, submit to its Head Office for examination and approval
the filled out Form, together with the certificate of authority signed by
the applicant's chairman of the board of directors or president for the
chief representative of the resident representative office and the
personal resumes of the chief and other representatives.
The Head Office of PBC, after approving the establishment in China of
a resident representative office of a foreign banking institution, shall
issue a certificate of approval to the applicant.

Article 7
Having obtained permission to set up a resident representative office
in China, the foreign banking institution must, in conformity with
relevant regulations of the country, go to the industrial and commercial
administrative office and public security office of the locality of the
resident representative office to present the certificate of approval
issued by PBC and perform the procedures of business registration and
residence registration for its staff members and their relatives. It shall
also open a bank account with a local state specialized bank and perform
tax registration procedures at the local tax office.
Article 8
The work of a resident representative office falls within the scope
of non-profit activities such as consultation, liaison and market
investigation. In its performance of duties, the resident representative
office is not allowed to engage in business operations on behalf of its
home institution's head office or agencies, including those in China.
Article 9
For a change of the chief representative of the resident
representative office, it must present to the Head Office of PBC a letter
requesting approval of the change signed by the chairman of its board of
directors or president and the documents authorizing the appointment of a
new chief representative and giving a resume of his biography. The change
has to be approved by the PBC Head Office.
For and addition to or a change in the representatives, assistants
and employees of foreign nationalities or from Hong Kong and Macao in the
Beijing based resident representative office, it must present to the Head
Office of PBC a letter requesting approval of such personnel changes
signed by the officer in charge of the pertinent department of its head
office and personal resumes of the newly appointed personnel, the
personnel changes have to be approved by the PBC Head Office.
For similar personnel changes in resident representative offices in
other cities than Beijing, the offices concerned must present the same
kinds of documents as in the case of Beijing based office to the local
branches of PBC, which shall approve the requested personnel changes and
report them to the PBC Head Office for record.
Article 10
For employment of Chinese citizens inside the country to work as
advisers, secretaries, translators or ordinary workers at the
recommendation of Chinese foreign affairs service units, the resident
representative office must report to the Head Office or local branches of
PBC the name list of the employed Chinese citizens and their resumes for
record. Those whose employment is not reported for the record are not
allowed to work for the resident representative office.

Article 11
For a change of its name, the resident representative office must
present to PBC a letter requesting approval of the change signed by the
chairman of the board of directors or president of its head office. On
obtaining approval by the Head Office of PBC, the resident representative
office shall present the certificate of approval to the local industrial
and commercial administrative office and perform the formalities for a
change in the registration.
Article 12
For a change of office location, the resident representative office
shall present to PBC a letter requesting approval signed by its officer in
charge. On obtaining approval by PBC, the resident representative office
shall present the certificate of approval to the local industrial and
commercial administrative office and perform for formalities for a change
in the registration.
For a change of office location, the resident representative office
based in Beijing shall report to the Head Office of PBC for approval while
resident representative offices located in other cities shall report to
the local branches of PBC for approval.
Article 13
The chief representative of a resident representative office should
reside in China to take charge of its routine work. If the chief
representative leaves China for more than 1 month or if he is unable to
regularly stay in China to take charge of its routine work, he should
appoint in advance a special person to act for him and send the letter of
appointment to the Head Office of PBC or a local branch of PBC for record.
Article 14
Resident representative offices shall, before the end of February
each year, present to PBC reports of their work in the previous year. The
reports must be made in Chinese in the forms specified by PBC, and truly
reflect the offices' work in China.
The resident representative office in Beijing should send its report
to the Head Office of PBC while the resident representative offices in
other cities should send their reports to the local branches of PBC which
will forward the reports to their Head Office.
Article 15
If a foreign banking institution decides to withdraw its resident
representative office in China, it must present in advance a letter
requesting approval signed by its head office to PBC. With approval from
the Head Office of PBC, it shall proceed with the cancellation of
registration at the relevant office. It's head office shall bear
responsibility for any unsettled matters the resident representative
office involved in.

Article 16
The Head Office of the PBC is responsible for the supervision,
inspection and regulation of the resident representative office stationed
in Beijing while it authorizes its branches to exercise supervision,
inspection and regulation of the local resident representative offices in
other cities.
Article 17
The resident representative offices must abide by Chinese laws and
regulations and these Measures. If a resident representative o ffice
violates these Measures, the Head Office of PBC and its local branches
have the right to take up the matter with the resident representative
office involved in.
Article 18
These Measures are applicable to the banking institutions registered
in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan for their establishment of resident
representative offices.
Article 19
These Measures shall go into effect on the day they are promulgated.
At the same time, the Measures of the People's Bank of China for Controls
Relating to Establishing Resident Representative Office in China by
Overseas Chinese and Foreign Banking Institutions promulgated in February,
1983 are annulled.



1991年6月4日