Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of market intermediary organizations, standardize their behaviors, maintain the market order of intermediary services, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties involved in market intermediary services, and promote the healthy development of market intermediary organizations, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and combined with the actual situation of this province. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to engaging in market intermediary service activities, supervising and managing market intermediary organizations and their employees within the administrative region of this province. Article 3 The term "market intermediary organizations" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the following organizations registered and established by the administrative department for industry and commerce according to law, which provide paid services to clients and bear corresponding responsibilities:

(1) Independent audit institutions such as accountants;

(two) assets, land, mineral resources, safety, real estate, environmental impact, water impact, occupational hazards and other assessment and evaluation organizations;

(3) Identification and certification institutions such as inspection, testing and certification;

(4) supervision institutions such as construction projects;

(five) legal, housekeeping, archives and other service institutions;

(six) information, credit, technology, engineering, market research and other consulting institutions;

(seven) occupation, talent, marriage and education organizations;

(eight) industrial and commercial registration, advertising, trademarks, patents, taxation, real estate, bidding, auction, logistics, private entry and exit and other agencies;

(9) Financial intermediary organizations related to insurance, securities, futures and guarantees;

(ten) other intermediary organizations in accordance with the provisions of these measures. Article 4 When engaging in market intermediary services, one shall abide by laws, regulations and rules, follow the principles of honesty and fairness, observe professional rules and ethics, and safeguard national interests, social public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of clients. Article 5 The people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the development of market intermediary services into the national economic and social development plan, establish the management and coordination mechanism of market intermediary organizations, formulate and implement supporting policies to promote the development of market intermediary organizations, and optimize the development environment of market intermediary services. Article 6 The relevant administrative departments of the people's governments at or above the county level and the organizations authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs (hereinafter referred to as the competent departments of market intermediary organizations) shall supervise and manage the market intermediary organizations and their employees according to their management authority and division of responsibilities. Article 7 Support and guide market intermediary organizations to establish trade associations according to law. Industry associations should strengthen industry self-discipline, guide market intermediary organizations to provide services according to law, promote the construction of industry integrity, and provide members with information, training, consulting and other services.

Encourage market intermediary organizations and their employees to join trade associations. Where laws and administrative regulations stipulate that market intermediary organizations or trade associations should be established, or market intermediary organizations and their employees should join trade associations, such provisions shall prevail. Article 8 Any unit or individual has the right to complain to the competent department of market intermediary organizations and report the acts of market intermediary organizations and their employees in violation of these Measures or other illegal acts.

The competent department of market intermediary organizations shall establish and improve the complaint reporting system, and announce the supervision telephone number, e-mail address and mailing address to the public. The competent department that accepts complaints and reports shall investigate and handle them according to law. Chapter II Establishment Article 9 To establish a market intermediary organization, it shall apply to the administrative department for industry and commerce for registration and obtain a business license according to law. Where laws and administrative regulations have special provisions on the establishment of market intermediary organizations, such provisions shall prevail.

Overseas legal persons, other organizations and individuals who establish or participate in the establishment of market intermediary organizations in our province shall go through relevant procedures in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Article 10 Where laws and administrative regulations stipulate that market intermediary organizations and their employees shall implement the qualification and qualification licensing system, market intermediary organizations and their employees shall obtain corresponding qualifications and qualifications according to law.

Where the state has not stipulated that the practitioners of market intermediary organizations should implement the qualification licensing system, the practitioners of market intermediary organizations should have the necessary knowledge and skills to carry out business.

Those who engage in market intermediary service activities shall obtain other administrative licenses according to law and go through relevant procedures according to law. Eleventh to encourage market intermediary organizations to implement large-scale operation, improve the service quality and competitiveness of market intermediary organizations.

Encourage the newly established market intermediary organizations to adopt the company system, and the original market intermediary organizations can be restructured into the company system if they meet the requirements. Article 12 Market intermediary organizations shall not have affiliation, affiliation or other interests with state organs or organizations authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs.

State functionaries or organization functionaries authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs shall not hold part-time jobs in market intermediary organizations. Chapter III Practice Article 13 Market intermediary organizations engage in market intermediary service activities according to law, and their actions are protected by law, and no unit or individual may interfere.

Organizations authorized by state organs, laws and regulations to manage public affairs and their staff members shall not use their powers to restrict others from accepting services provided by market intermediary organizations designated by them. Article 14 Market intermediary organizations shall hang relevant licenses in accordance with the regulations, and publicize the service items, service specifications, charging standards, the name of the supervision organ and the supervision telephone number in a prominent position in their business premises.

Where a market intermediary organization uses its website to engage in market intermediary service activities, it shall publicize the matters specified in the preceding paragraph in a prominent position on its website.