The term "market promoters" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to enterprises established according to law and engaged in market investment, operation and management. Article 3 Citizens, legal persons and other organizations shall abide by these Regulations in managing and opening markets and engaging in commodity trading or service activities within the administrative area of this Municipality. Article 4 People's governments at all levels shall, in accordance with the principles of overall planning, rational distribution, active circulation, favorable production, convenient life and stressing efficiency, support the construction of investment markets in all sectors of society, and organize, coordinate and urge relevant departments to do a good job in market management. Article 5 Commodity trading activities shall follow the principles of equality, voluntariness, fairness, honesty and credit, and abide by recognized business ethics. Article 6 The administrative department for industry and commerce at or above the county level is the competent department in charge of market supervision and management within its administrative area, and shall register, supervise and manage the market at different levels according to law. Other relevant departments shall supervise and manage the market according to their respective responsibilities. Article 7 Market supervision and management shall follow the principles of legality, fairness, openness, high efficiency and convenience for operators and consumers. Chapter II Opening of the Market Article 8 Citizens, enterprises, institutions, other organizations and foreign investors may apply for opening the market.
The administrative department for industry and commerce and other relevant supervision and management departments shall not open the market; If the market has been opened, the separation of management and operation shall be implemented in accordance with state regulations. Article 9 The enterprise registration system shall be implemented in the open market. Article 10 To start a market, the following conditions shall be met:
(a) in line with the overall urban planning and commercial layout planning;
(2) Having corresponding places and facilities;
(3) Having the necessary traffic, public security, sanitation and environmental protection conditions and meeting the requirements of fire control technical specifications;
(4) The commodities listed and traded meet the requirements of the state;
(5) Other conditions stipulated by laws and regulations. Article 11 After receiving the application for market registration, the administrative department for industry and commerce shall issue a business license to those who meet the registration requirements within 30 days; If it does not meet the registration requirements, it shall explain the reasons and notify the applicant in writing. Twelfth market merger, transfer, division, cancellation or change of other registered items, market operators shall, within 30 days from the date of making the change decision, apply to the original registration authority for change or cancellation of registration with the relevant approval documents. Article 13 The administrative department for industry and commerce shall make an announcement within 30 days after approving the market opening, change and cancellation of registration. Chapter III Rights and Obligations of Market Operators Article 14 Market operators shall enjoy the following rights:
(1) Operating independently according to law;
(2) collecting service fees such as venue and facility rent according to law;
(three) to refuse other administrative fees and various forms of apportionment other than those stipulated by laws and regulations;
(4) Other rights granted by laws and regulations. Fifteenth market operators shall perform the following obligations:
(a) responsible for the construction, renovation and maintenance of market facilities, safety facilities and health facilities;
(two) to establish and improve the market security, fire protection, health, environmental protection, consumer complaints and other systems;
(three) to maintain market order, cooperate with the administrative department for Industry and Commerce and other relevant departments in the supervision and management of the market, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of operators and consumers;
(four) to assist the administrative department for Industry and Commerce in examining the qualifications of the operators and the listed commodities;
(five) abide by the annual inspection and market statistics system;
(six) the implementation of the service industry supporting requirements put forward by the administrative department for Industry and commerce;
(seven) other obligations stipulated by laws and regulations. Sixteenth market operators shall not expand the market boundaries without authorization, and shall not change the market functions without authorization, and shall not charge fees to operators who set up stalls and conduct transactions around the market boundaries. Seventeenth market operators shall, in accordance with the principles of openness, fairness and justice and the requirements of the city's marking, arrange the business premises by means of classified lottery. Eighteenth market operators shall not illegally set up charging items for operators and consumers in the market.
The market promoters shall not charge the operators for the rental of venues and facilities or other service fees, which shall not exceed the highest standards stipulated by the price management department; If it is really necessary to raise rents and fees, it shall be reported to the price management department for approval. Chapter IV Operators and Market Trading Behavior Article 19 Operators who enter the market to engage in commodity trading or service activities must hold a business license issued by the administrative department for industry and commerce.
Where laws and regulations provide otherwise for the qualifications of operators, such provisions shall prevail. Twentieth operators entering the market must abide by the market convention and management regulations.
Operators engaged in fixed business in the market shall sign a written admission agreement with the market operators. Twenty-first operators should pay taxes according to law and pay market management fees in accordance with relevant state regulations.