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(1) The Shaanxi Provincial Department of Market Supervision has issued the "Regulations on the Management of Special Food Review and Inspection Personnel" to standardize the selection, use, and evaluation of special food review and inspection personnel in the province. The regulations are aimed at strengthening the construction, use, and management of special food review and inspection personnel teams.
(2) Article 2 of the regulations defines special food review and inspection personnel as those who have been selected and appointed by the market supervision department, possess certain qualifications, and are authorized to conduct on-site audits, supervision, quality management, and risk assessments for special food producers and operators.
(3) The regulations require that special food review and inspection personnel undergo training, pass an examination, and be publicly announced on the website of their using unit for a minimum of five working days. Those who pass the examination and are publicly announced can be appointed as special food review and inspection personnel.
(4) The regulations also specify the duties and responsibilities of special food review and inspection personnel, including conducting on-site audits, submitting reports, and being responsible for their own actions during the inspection process. They must also comply with laws and regulations, be loyal to their duties, and maintain objectivity and impartiality.
(5) The regulations also provide for the management and supervision of special food review and inspection personnel, including regular evaluations, public disclosure of their work performance, and disciplinary actions for those who fail to meet the required standards.
(6) Article 20 of the regulations states that if a special food review and inspection personnel is found to have refused to participate in a dispatched task three times within a year, their qualification will be revoked. Article 21 states that if a special food review and inspection personnel is found to have made errors in technical standards or administrative enforcement measures, they may be subject to disciplinary actions, including being downgraded to a lower category or having their qualification revoked.
(7) The regulations also provide for the management of special food review and inspection personnel's rights and interests, including their right to access information, their right to participate in training, and their right to receive remuneration.
(8) The regulations will take effect on January 2, 2020, and will be valid for five years. The Shaanxi Provincial Department of Market Supervision is responsible for interpreting the regulations.
(9) The regulations aim to standardize the selection, use, and evaluation of special food review and inspection personnel, ensure the quality of special food, and maintain the credibility and reputation of the market supervision department.
(10) According to the regulations, the provincial market supervision department will establish a special food review and inspection personnel expert database. Cities and counties can select personnel from the provincial database to establish their own expert database.
(11) The regulations also specify that the using unit must establish a personnel file for the special food review and inspection personnel, record their work performance, and conduct regular evaluations.
(12) Article 19 of the regulations states that special food review and inspection personnel are entitled to remuneration, including food, lodging, and transportation expenses, which will be borne by the dispatching agency.
(13) The regulations provide for the supervision and management of special food review and inspection personnel, including regular evaluations, public disclosure of their work performance, and disciplinary actions for those who fail to meet the required standards.
(14) The regulations also provide for the management of special food review and inspection personnel's rights and interests, including their right to access information, their right to participate in training, and their right to receive remuneration.
(15) The regulations will take effect on January 2, 2020, and will be valid for five years. The Shaanxi Provincial Department of Market Supervision is responsible for interpreting the regulations.