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(1) This document outlines the administrative regulations for the management of administrative public assets in a province. The regulations aim to strengthen the management and supervision of administrative public assets, ensure the safekeeping of these assets, and improve their utilization efficiency.
(2) The regulations specify that administrative public assets belong to the state and are subject to government-level supervision and management. These assets include movable and immovable assets, intangible assets, long-term investments, and other assets.
(3) The regulations stipulate that the management of administrative public assets should adhere to the principles of safety, thriftiness, efficiency, transparency, and accountability. The management of these assets should be integrated with budget management, financial management, and performance management.
(4) The regulations require county-level governments and above to establish and improve the management mechanisms for administrative public assets, strengthen their management, and approve major matters related to these assets.
(5) The regulations also specify the responsibilities of various departments, including the financial department, the administrative affairs management department, and other departments, in managing administrative public assets. These departments are responsible for formulating and implementing asset management systems, guiding and supervising the management of assets by their subordinate units, and conducting asset evaluation and accounting.
(6) The regulations require that administrative public assets be used efficiently and that their value be preserved and increased. The regulations also specify the procedures for the disposal of administrative public assets, including transfer, donation, transfer, replacement, scrapping, and cancellation.
(7) The regulations require that the management of administrative public assets be subject to supervision and inspection by the financial department and other relevant departments. The regulations also specify the procedures for reporting on the management of administrative public assets and the requirements for the management of these assets.
(8) The regulations provide for the establishment of an asset reporting and government department financial report data comparison and verification mechanism to strengthen the management of administrative public assets.
(9) The regulations also specify the procedures for handling violations of the regulations and the responsibilities of government officials in managing administrative public assets. The regulations provide for the establishment of a system for reporting on the management of administrative public assets and require that these reports be made public.
(10) The regulations will take effect on February 1, 2025.