Announcement of relevant repealed documents on the
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Announcement of repealed documents related to the management of normative conditions in the machinery industry
electromechanical; Machinery industry; Electromechanical policy; Information Delivery; Industry capital symptoms: the load can't hold on. Industrial China of the people's Republic of China plays a leading role in the global manufacturing industry and the announcement of the Ministry of information technology No. 37 of 2019. In order to implement the spirit of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on transforming government functions and deepening the reform of deregulation and service, after research, the matters related to the standardized management of the machinery industry are announced as follows:
1. From the date of the announcement, Relevant documents on the management of the third industry standard conditions, such as the "industry standard conditions for high strength fasteners" (Announcement No. 45 of the Ministry of industry and information technology in 2015) issued by the Ministry, will be abolished
second, encourage relevant industry organizations to give full play to industry autonomy. Generally, enterprises have the ability to do mechanical performance experiments, physical experiments and chemical experiments, strengthen industry self-discipline, maintain market fairness and order, and guide and supervise the standardized development of enterprises
it is hereby announced
Annex: Catalogue of documents abolishing the management of normative conditions in the machinery industry
Ministry of industry and information technology
September 10, 2019
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