The people's court shall inform the relevant government departments, financial regulatory agencies, financial institutions, institutions undertaking administrative functions and trade associations of the information on the list of people who have been executed in bad faith, so that the relevant units can impose credit punishment on people who have been executed in bad faith in terms of government procurement, bidding, administrative examination and approval, government support, financing credit, market access, qualification identification and so on in accordance with laws, regulations and relevant provisions.
The people's court shall notify the credit reporting agency of the information on the list of people who have been executed in bad faith, and the credit reporting agency shall record it in its credit reporting system. Where state functionaries, deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the CPPCC are included in the list of persons who have been executed for dishonesty, the people's court shall inform their units and relevant departments of the dishonesty. If a state organ, institution or state-owned enterprise is included in the list of persons who have been executed for breach of trust, the people's court shall inform its superior unit, the competent department or the institution that performs the duties of investor.
Extended information In the execution case, the person subjected to execution often encounters the situation that the property is transferred and resists execution, such as fake divorce, fake buying and selling of houses, and long-term rental of houses, but at that time, he was driving a luxury car under someone else's name, living in a villa under someone else's name, and going in and out of high-end hotels paid by others. These situations were really difficult to implement in the past. Now, as long as the person subjected to execution meets the following conditions, it can still be included in the list of people who have lost their trust:
(1) Having the ability to perform and refusing to perform the obligations specified in the effective legal documents;
(2) Obstructing or resisting execution by forging evidence, violence or threats;
(3) evading execution by means of false litigation, false arbitration or concealing or transferring property;
(4) Violating the property reporting system;
(5) Violating the consumption restriction order;
(6) refusing to perform the settlement agreement without justifiable reasons.