Are the China Chamber of Commerce Business Franchise Management Regulations true?

The China Chamber of Commerce does not have commercial franchise management regulations, but there are commercial franchise management regulations. The "Commercial Franchise Management Regulations" were adopted at the 167th executive meeting of the State Council on January 31, 2007, announced on February 6, 2007, and came into effect on May 1, 2007.

According to Article 3 of the "Regulations on the Administration of Commercial Franchise", the term commercial franchise (hereinafter referred to as "franchise") as mentioned in these Regulations refers to a business with registered trademarks, corporate logos, patents, proprietary technologies and other business resources. An enterprise (hereinafter referred to as the franchisor) licenses its operating resources to other operators (hereinafter referred to as the franchisee) in the form of a contract.

The franchisee carries out operations under a unified business model in accordance with the contract and pays franchise fees to the franchisor. Other units and individuals other than enterprises may not engage in franchise activities as franchisors.

Extended information

Article 11 of the Commercial Franchise Management Regulations stipulates:

The franchise contract shall include the following main contents:

1. Basic information of the franchisor and franchisee;

2. Content and term of the franchise;

3. Type, amount and payment method of franchise fees;< /p>

4. The specific content and provision of services such as business guidance, technical support and business training;

5. The quality, standard requirements and guarantee measures of products or services;

6. Promotion and advertising of products or services;

7. Protection of consumer rights and liability in franchising;

8. Terms of the franchise contract Change, cancellation and termination;

9. Liability for breach of contract;