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(1) The Hainan Provincial Government issued the "Hainan Province's Implementation Rules for Preventing and Handling Illicit Fundraising" (Decision No. 38 of the Hainan Provincial Government Office, 2024). The document outlines the measures to prevent and handle illicit fundraising activities in Hainan Province.
(2) The rules aim to prevent and handle illicit fundraising activities, protect the legitimate rights and interests of the public, prevent financial risks, and maintain economic order and social stability in Hainan Province. The rules apply to illicit fundraising activities that do not obtain approval from the Ministry of Finance or violate national financial regulations.
(3) The rules prohibit any form of illicit fundraising, including activities that use the name of the Hainan Free Trade Port or the policies of the Hainan Free Trade Port to engage in illicit fundraising. The rules emphasize the principle of prevention as the main approach, early intervention, comprehensive management, and cautious handling.
(4) The rules establish a provincial-level mechanism for preventing and handling illicit fundraising, led by the provincial government and involving relevant departments and the China Securities Regulatory Commission's Hainan branch. Municipal and county governments are required to establish similar mechanisms at the local level, with the head of the government responsible for overseeing the work.
(5) The rules require local governments to allocate funds for preventing and handling illicit fundraising activities and include them in their annual budgets. The rules also require the establishment of a monitoring and warning system for illicit fundraising activities, which should be integrated into the social governance system.
(6) The rules require relevant departments to strengthen monitoring and warning of illicit fundraising activities, including the use of big data and other modern information technologies. The rules also require the establishment of a unified platform for monitoring and warning illicit fundraising activities at the provincial level.
(7) The rules require industry associations and chambers of commerce to strengthen self-regulation and self-discipline, and to prevent and report illicit fundraising activities. The rules also require the media to publicize and supervise illicit fundraising activities.
(8) The rules provide for the reporting of suspected illicit fundraising activities, and the establishment of a reward system for reporting illicit fundraising activities. The rules also require local governments to publicize the reporting methods and channels for suspected illicit fundraising activities.
(9) The rules provide for the investigation and handling of suspected illicit fundraising activities, including the use of joint law enforcement. The rules also require the establishment of a system for collecting and verifying information on suspected illicit fundraising activities.
(10) The rules provide for the identification and punishment of illicit fundraising activities, including the cancellation of business licenses and the confiscation of assets. The rules also require the establishment of a credit record system for individuals and entities that have been punished for illicit fundraising activities.
(11) The rules require local governments to take effective measures to maintain social stability during the prevention and handling of illicit fundraising activities. The rules also require the China Securities Regulatory Commission's Hainan branch and other relevant departments to provide support and assistance in the prevention and handling of illicit fundraising activities.