What are the contents of "Measures for Implementing Regulations on Government Information Disclosure in Hunan Province"? Chapter I General Provisions Chapter II Scope of Publicity Chapter III Ways of Publicity Chapter IV Procedures of Publicity Chapter V Supervision and Guarantee Chapter VI Supplementary Provisions Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Information Openness (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and in light of the actual situation of this province. Second people's governments at all levels should strengthen the organization and leadership of the government information disclosure work. The general office of the people's government at or above the county level is responsible for promoting, guiding, coordinating and supervising the government information disclosure work in this administrative region. The working departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall carry out the work of government information disclosure under the unified guidance, coordination and supervision of the general office of the people's government at the corresponding level; The departments that implement vertical leadership carry out government information disclosure under the unified guidance and coordination of the superior competent department and the local people's government; The dual-leadership department carries out government information disclosure work under the leadership of the local people's government and accepts the guidance of the higher authorities. People's governments at all levels and departments of people's governments at or above the county level shall designate institutions to be specifically responsible for the daily work of government information disclosure of people's governments at the corresponding levels and departments, and assess the work of government information disclosure in combination with other business work. Article 3 If the government information released by an administrative organ involves other administrative organs, it shall be confirmed by that administrative organ; If no agreement can be reached, the administrative organ that intends to release information shall report to the general office of the people's government at the corresponding level for coordination and settlement. Article 4 Administrative organs shall follow the principles of justice, fairness and convenience when disclosing government information. The government information disclosed by administrative organs shall be true and accurate. For the false or incomplete government information circulating, the relevant administrative organs shall promptly clarify it through press conferences and the media. When necessary, report the relevant information to the people's government at the corresponding level or the competent department at a higher level. Article 5 The disclosure of government information such as the quality and safety of agricultural products, major infectious diseases, major animal epidemics, important geographic information data and statistical information shall abide by laws, administrative regulations and other relevant provisions of the state. Chapter II Scope of Publicity Article 6 Administrative organs shall, according to their respective duties and regulations, define the specific scope of voluntary disclosure of government information, and compile, publish and update the catalogue and guide of government information disclosure in a timely manner. The arrangement of the catalogue and guide of government information disclosure should be scientific and reasonable, and easy to refer to. The administrative organ at a higher level shall strengthen the guidance and inspection of the compilation of the catalogue and guide of government information disclosure of the administrative organ at a lower level. Seventh administrative organs in the production or preservation of government information, it should be determined according to law whether the information belongs to the open and open category. For the government information disclosed according to the application, if many people apply, the administrative organ thinks that it can be turned into active disclosure, it may decide to turn into active disclosure. However, if business secrets and personal privacy are involved, the opinions of the obligee shall be sought according to law. Article 8 When an administrative organ makes a specific administrative act, it shall disclose the following information to the parties and interested parties according to law: (1) the facts, evidence, basis and reasons for making the specific administrative act; (2) Specific administrative decisions; (3) Relief for specific administrative acts; (four) other information related to the parties and interested parties. Article 9 When making and preserving government information, an administrative organ shall, in accordance with the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Guarding State Secrets and other relevant provisions, examine whether the government information involves state secrets or whether it will endanger national security, public safety, economic security and social stability after disclosure; If it cannot be determined by itself, it shall be reported to the relevant competent department or the secrecy department at the same level for determination, and the relevant competent department or the secrecy department at the same level shall determine it within 10 working days after receiving the request from the administrative organ. Government information that belongs to state secrets after examination or may endanger national security, public security, economic security and social stability after disclosure shall not be disclosed; Government information whose main contents need public knowledge or participation, but some of which involve state secrets, should be decrypted or deleted through legal procedures and made public. Article 10 When making or preserving government information, an administrative organ shall examine whether the government information involves trade secrets in accordance with the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Anti-Unfair Competition and other relevant provisions. In accordance with the "People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * and the National Identity Card Law" and other relevant provisions, whether the government information involves personal privacy is reviewed. If it is a business secret or personal privacy after examination, it shall solicit the opinions of the obligee in writing before it is intended to be made public; If the obligee does not agree to the disclosure, it shall not be disclosed. However, if the administrative organ believes that non-disclosure may have a significant impact on the public interest, it shall make it public and notify the obligee in writing of the contents and reasons for the decision to make it public; If the losses caused to the obligee are compensated by laws and regulations, the administrative organ shall compensate according to law. If there is evidence to prove that the obligee has received the written notice, and the obligee fails to reply within the time limit and fails to provide a legitimate reason for not replying, it shall be deemed as consent to the disclosure. Chapter III Ways of Publicity Article 11 Administrative organs shall publicize government information voluntarily disclosed through government websites, government bulletins, press conferences, newspapers, radio and television. And set up government information consultation places in national archives, public libraries and other places. The people's governments at or above the county level shall take the government portal website and the government gazette as the unified government information publishing platform of the people's governments at the corresponding levels. Twelfth people's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen the construction of government website group system with government portal website as the main station and departmental website as the sub-station. The people's governments at lower levels may set up sub-websites under the portal website of the people's governments at higher levels. Government information voluntarily disclosed by administrative organs must be disclosed on portal websites and sub-websites; Normative documents formulated by government departments must be made public on the portal website of the people's government at the corresponding level. Portal websites and sub-websites of people's governments at all levels shall update online information in a timely manner and provide information retrieval, downloading and printing services. Thirteenth people's governments at or above the county level shall edit the government gazette. The regulations, normative documents, major administrative decision-making results and other important government information that should be voluntarily disclosed by the people's government and departments at the corresponding level within the statutory authority must be disclosed in the bulletin of the people's government at the corresponding level. The government gazette shall be distributed to relevant organs, enterprises, national archives, public libraries, government services and community service places free of charge. Township people's governments shall disclose government information in the form of bulletin boards. Fourteenth involving a wide range of government information, the public need to know quickly, the administrative organ shall promptly disclose through newspapers, radio, television and other news media. The administrative organ shall provide convenience for the news media to interview. Fifteenth major natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents and social security incidents, as well as other important government information that needs to be known to the public, the administrative organ shall make it public in a timely manner through a press conference. People's governments at or above the county level and relevant government departments shall determine spokespersons. Sixteenth national archives and public libraries at all levels are public information consultation places of the people's governments at the same level. The administrative organ shall, in a timely manner, provide the national archives and public libraries at the same level with the paper and electronic versions of government information that are voluntarily disclosed. Article 17 Administrative organs shall set up information consulting rooms or information retrieval points, electronic information screens and other government information consulting places or facilities in government service and community service places, and people's governments at or above the county level shall gradually place government information such as government information disclosure catalogues and guides in public places such as large shopping malls, hotels, stations, docks and offices of neighborhood committees. Eighteenth administrative organs to make major administrative decisions and major administrative law enforcement decisions involving public interests, should be through hearings, seminars and other ways to disclose relevant information. Draft local regulations, draft government regulations and other major administrative decision-making plans formulated by the government shall be publicly solicited for public opinions on the government portal website. Article 19 When an administrative organ holds an administrative meeting whose contents involve the vital interests of the public, it may make the agenda, time and place of the meeting public, and may elect registered public representatives or invite public representatives to attend. Chapter IV Procedures for Publicity Article 20 Government information produced by an administrative organ shall be made public by the administrative organ that produced the information; Government information obtained by administrative organs from citizens, legal persons or other organizations shall be made public by the administrative organs that keep the information; Government information obtained and kept by administrative organs from other administrative organs shall be made public by the administrative organ that provides the information. However, if the administrative organ has handled it, the administrative organ that handled the information shall be responsible for making it public. Where laws and regulations provide otherwise, such provisions shall prevail. Government information of departments that are no longer retained due to the reform of government institutions shall be made public by departments that continue to perform their functions. Twenty-first government information shall be made public within 10 working days from the date of formation, alteration or preservation. If it cannot be made public within 10 working days due to special circumstances, it shall be made public no later than 20 working days. Where laws and regulations provide otherwise, such provisions shall prevail. Twenty-second administrative organs shall set up an application acceptance window in the office or government service place to accept applications from citizens, legal persons and other organizations for obtaining government information. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations may apply in the form of data messages. Article 23 The administrative organ shall publish the application form so that the applicant can download it from the website of the organ and obtain it free of charge in the office. Article 24 The administrative organ shall register the application for obtaining government information. If the application materials do not meet the requirements, inform the applicant to make corrections; If the applicant fails to make corrections within the time limit, it shall be deemed to have withdrawn the application. Administrative organs shall not refuse to accept applications from citizens, legal persons or other organizations, shall not require applicants to apply to intermediary agencies, and shall not discriminate against applicants. Twenty-fifth of the accepted application, the administrative organ shall, according to different circumstances, give a written reply within the prescribed time limit. If it can answer on the spot, the administrative organ shall not delay or refuse to answer: (1) if it has been made public, inform the applicant of the ways and means to obtain the information or provide it to the applicant; (2) If it meets the requirements for disclosure and has not been made public, it shall be provided to the applicant; if it should be made public, it shall also be made public in accordance with regulations; (3) If it falls within the scope of non-disclosure, inform the applicant of the reasons for non-disclosure; (four) does not belong to the scope of disclosure or the government information does not exist, inform the applicant of the reasons for not making it public; For the public organ that can determine the government information, inform the applicant of the name and contact information of the public organ; If the government information before the implementation of these regulations has been handed over to the archives or archival institutions, inform the applicant of the name and contact information of the archives or archival institutions. If the same applicant applies repeatedly to the same administrative organ for the same content, the administrative organ shall not reply repeatedly. Apply to the government for access to government information. If the information is mainly produced by government departments, the government can entrust the government departments to reply. Twenty-seventh citizens, legal persons or other organizations have evidence to prove that the government information disclosed or kept by the administrative organ is inaccurate, and may request the administrative organ to correct it; If the administrative organ has no right to make corrections, it shall be transferred to the administrative organ that has the right to make corrections. If the administrative organ refuses to correct the government information related to the applicant, it shall inform the applicant in writing of the reasons, and attach the information, reasons and evidence that the applicant considers accurate to the information. The administrative organ shall handle the application for correction by citizens, legal persons or other organizations on the spot. If it cannot be handled on the spot, it shall be handled within 10 working days at the latest, and the applicant shall be informed in writing. Chapter V Supervision and Guarantee Article 28 The information disclosure institution of the provincial people's government shall establish a statistical system for government information disclosure. Article 29 An administrative organ shall prepare an annual report on its own government information disclosure work, and publish it to the public through the portal website, departmental website, webpage and other media of the people's government at the corresponding level before March 3 1 of the following year. The annual report on the government information disclosure work of the working departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall be submitted to the general office (room) of the people's government at the corresponding level for the record before March of the following year. Thirtieth citizens, legal persons or other organizations that the administrative organ fails to perform the obligation of government information disclosure according to law, can report to the supervisory organ at the same level or the government office (room), and the organ that receives the report shall investigate and handle it within 20 days and give a written reply to the informant. If the complainant refuses to accept the handling, he may report to the administrative organ at the next higher level, the supervisory organ or the general office of the government (room), and the organ that receives the report shall investigate and handle the complaint within 20 days and give a written reply to the complainant. Article 31 Citizens, legal persons and other organizations may apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law if they think that the specific administrative act of an administrative organ not disclosing government information infringes upon their legitimate rights and interests. Thirty-second administrative organs in violation of the relevant provisions of these measures, shall be punished in accordance with these regulations. Thirty-third people's governments at all levels and the departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall include the funds needed for government information disclosure in the financial budget. Chapter VI Supplementary Provisions Article 34 These Measures shall apply to the disclosure of government information authorized by laws and regulations. Thirty-fifth education, health care, family planning, culture, water supply, power supply, gas supply, heating, environmental protection, public transportation, telecommunications, postal services, finance, social security, agricultural services and other public enterprises and institutions. Closely related to the interests of the people, it should take the initiative to disclose information such as fees and prices related to the vital interests of the public and the general concern of the society in accordance with these measures. Citizens, legal persons and other organizations may apply to the units specified in the preceding paragraph for obtaining relevant information. Article 36 The village (neighborhood) committee shall assist the relevant administrative organs to disclose the following government information through village affairs columns, meetings and broadcasts: (1) Items, standards and basis of agricultural charges; (two) the minimum living allowance, cooperative medical subsidies, subsidies for farmers to grow grain, disaster relief funds and other expenses; (three) the minimum purchase protection price of grain; (4) Public health policy; (5) practicing family planning; (six) land acquisition and compensation distribution and use; (seven) other government information that should be made public. Article 37 These Measures shall come into force as of 2065438+65438 in 00+65438 in 0+0. In fact, local government departments have formulated corresponding management measures in combination with local information disclosure work. Everyone should have a detailed understanding of the management measures before supervising the information disclosure work of administrative units. Because the scope of administrative information should be made public is clearly stipulated in the administrative measures, some information that everyone wants to know may not be made public by the government because it involves corresponding secrets.