Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to standardize the management of public credit information, realize the publicity and enjoyment of public credit information, and promote the construction of social credit system, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on the Openness of Information, the Provisional Regulations on the Openness of Enterprise Information and other laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation in the State Council. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the collection and application of public credit information within the administrative area of this province and the protection of the rights and interests of information subjects. Article 3 The term "public credit information" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the data and materials generated or obtained by administrative organs, judicial organs and organizations authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs (hereinafter referred to as information providers) in the process of performing their duties and providing services according to law, and reflecting the credit status of natural persons, legal persons and other organizations (hereinafter referred to as information providers). Article 4 Public credit information work shall follow the principles of legality, safety, accuracy and timeliness, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of information subjects, and shall not divulge state secrets or infringe on business secrets and personal privacy. Article 5 The people's governments at or above the county level shall establish and improve the coordination mechanism for public credit information work, coordinate and solve major problems in public credit information work, include the funds for public credit information work in the fiscal budget at the same level, and implement performance appraisal for public credit information work. Article 6 The development and reform department of the people's government at or above the county level is the competent department of public credit information work, which guides, manages and supervises the public credit information work within its administrative area.

Information providers shall do a good job in the management of public credit information according to their respective responsibilities. Article 7 The public credit information institutions designated by the provincial and district people's governments shall be specifically responsible for the collection and application of public credit information and the protection of the rights and interests of information subjects under the guidance of the competent department of public credit information work; Responsible for the construction, operation and maintenance of public credit information platform and official credit website. Article 8 The people's governments at or above the county level and their relevant departments shall promote the popularization and application of credit products and services such as credit records and credit reports, strengthen the publicity and education of honesty, promote the culture of honesty, and create a good atmosphere of social honesty. Chapter II Collection of Public Credit Information Article 9 The collection of public credit information shall be subject to catalogue management, and the providers, information items, public attributes, validity period and other elements of public credit information shall be stipulated by the public credit information catalogue.

The catalogue of public credit information shall be compiled, revised and published by the competent department of public credit information. The catalogue is dynamically adjusted according to the power list and responsibility list of government departments. Article 10 An information provider shall establish a public credit information system of its own department and industry, and collect and objectively record data and materials reflecting the credit status of the information provider in the process of performing its duties and providing services. Eleventh information providers shall, in accordance with the public credit information data standards and technical specifications formulated by the provincial public credit information department, submit to the public credit information platform within 7 working days from the date of information formation. Where laws and regulations provide otherwise, such provisions shall prevail. Article 12 The municipal public credit information institutions with districts shall submit the collected public credit information to the provincial public credit information platform in real time. If the information data of the whole province has been centralized, the provincial information provider shall submit the provincial public credit information of the industry to the provincial public credit information platform.

The enterprise-related information of the provincial public credit information platform and the national enterprise credit information publicity system (Shandong) should be pushed in real time and shared in both directions. Thirteenth public credit information includes 18 years old and above the basic information of natural persons, legal persons and other organizations, dishonesty information and other information. Article 14 The basic information of legal persons and other organizations includes the following contents:

(a) the name, legal representative or person in charge, unified social credit code and other registration information;

(two) qualification, qualification and other administrative licensing information;

(3) Certification and accreditation information of products, services and management systems;

(4) Information such as chattel mortgage registration, equity pledge registration, intellectual property pledge registration and trademark registration;

(five) other information reflecting the basic situation of legal persons and other organizations.

The basic information of a natural person includes the following contents:

(1) Name and ID number;

(2) Employment status, educational background and marital status;

(three) professional qualifications, business license and other information;

(four) other information reflecting the basic situation of natural persons. Article 15 The untrustworthy information of legal persons and other organizations includes the following contents:

(a) the situation of unpaid taxes and social insurance premiums;

(two) the information of the person who has been executed for breach of trust issued by the people's court;

(three) administrative fees, government funds arrears information;

(four) providing false materials and information in administrative activities, in violation of the notification commitment system;

(five) the administrative punishment and administrative compulsory information made by the general procedure;

(six) information on the handling of product quality, production safety, food and drug safety, environmental pollution and other liability accidents by the regulatory authorities;

(seven) information that has been included in the list of abnormal operations and the list of serious illegal and untrustworthy enterprises;

(eight) the information that has been identified by the regulatory authorities as prohibited from entering the industry;

(nine) the statutory spot check results are unqualified;

(ten) other information stipulated by the state and province.

In addition to the information listed in items 2, 4, 5 and 8 of the preceding paragraph, the information of natural person's dishonesty also includes the following contents:

(1) Tax arrears information;

(two) to participate in the unified examination cheating information organized by the state or province;

(three) practicing fraud in academic research, professional title evaluation and other work;

(four) the information that the legal representative of the enterprise and its main business personnel evade the administrative punishment of industrial and commercial cancellation;

(five) other untrustworthy information stipulated by the state and this province.