(1) authentication service organizations that provide authentication services such as appraisal, audit, evaluation, detection, inspection, notarization and certification;
(2) an agency service organization that provides agency services such as legal affairs, bidding, industrial and commercial registration, patents, trademarks, taxation, insurance, private entry and exit, performing arts, financial management, agent construction, supervision, consignment, auction, advertising and brokerage;
(3) information service organizations that provide information consultation on marriage, human resources, road transportation, studying abroad, credit, technology, finance, archives, housekeeping, etc.;
(4) a comprehensive organization providing various intermediary services;
(5) organizations providing other intermediary services.
the intermediary service activities mentioned in these measures refer to the activities in which an intermediary organization, entrusted by a market entity, provides services such as authentication, agency and information to its clients with compensation by using its specialized knowledge, skills or information. Article 4 The management of intermediary organizations shall be guided by government norms, supervised and managed by administrative departments, combined with self-discipline and restraint of trade associations, and the principle of "whoever is in charge is responsible". Article 5 The relevant departments of the people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the supervision and management of the relevant intermediary organizations and their personnel according to the following duties:
(1) The duties of the comprehensive management department are:
1. The market supervision and management department is responsible for the supervision and management of the intermediary organizations that have been registered and have no administrative department, and the inspection, measurement and relevant certification institutions that have been approved or approved by the department;
2. The financial department is responsible for the supervision and management of accounting, finance and other asset appraisal intermediary organizations;
3. The audit department is responsible for supervising the business quality of social audit institutions.
(2) The main responsibilities of the relevant administrative departments are:
1. The civil affairs department is responsible for the supervision and management of intermediary organizations registered in the civil affairs;
2. The administrative department of commerce is responsible for the supervision and management of intermediary organizations such as auction houses, used car appraisal and evaluation institutions, secondhand goods, leasing and direct sales;
3. The housing and urban-rural construction department is responsible for the supervision and management of intermediary organizations such as real estate appraisal, housing agency and project supervision;
4. The judicial administrative department is responsible for the supervision and management of law firms and judicial authentication institutions;
5. The human resources and social security department is responsible for the supervision and management of occupation, talents, labor market and intermediary service organizations related to vocational labor skills training;
6. The competent department of natural resources is responsible for the supervision and management of land appraisal institutions.
(3) Other relevant administrative departments shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of these Measures, perform their supervisory duties in accordance with the law. Article 6 The people's governments at or above the county level shall establish and improve the management coordination mechanism of intermediary organizations, determine the management institutions and personnel, and be responsible for the organization and coordination in the supervision and management of intermediary organizations and practitioners within their respective administrative areas. Article 7 Intermediary organizations and practitioners are encouraged to join or set up intermediary trade associations. Where laws and regulations stipulate that intermediary organizations and their practitioners should join or establish trade associations, such provisions shall prevail.
trade associations should assist the government in the management of intermediary industry, give full play to the basic functions of industry service, industry self-discipline, industry representation and industry coordination, and improve the moral and professional quality and service quality of intermediary organizations and their practitioners. Chapter II Employment Management Article 8 Intermediary organizations shall abide by the provisions of laws, regulations and rules, abide by professional ethics and follow the principles of voluntariness, fairness, honesty and credibility. Ninth the establishment of intermediary organizations to implement the registration system. The establishment of an intermediary organization shall apply to the local registration department for registration; If an intermediary organization outside the autonomous region establishes a branch in the autonomous region, it shall go through the registration formalities at the place where the branch is located. Those who have not registered shall not engage in intermediary service activities.
if there are special provisions in laws and regulations on the establishment of intermediary organizations or their branches, those provisions shall prevail. Tenth to encourage intermediary organizations to implement large-scale operation, improve the service quality and competitiveness of intermediary organizations. Eleventh intermediary organizations should be separated from the government and its relevant administrative departments in terms of functions, institutions, personnel and finance. Twelfth in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations should obtain the qualification of intermediary practice but not qualified personnel, shall not engage in intermediary practice. Thirteenth parties have the right to choose intermediary organizations to provide services for them. Intermediary organizations engage in intermediary service activities according to law, and their actions are protected by law, and no unit or individual may interfere.
the administrative organ shall not restrict the parties to accept the services provided by the intermediary organizations designated by them by virtue of its functions and powers. Where laws and regulations stipulate that intermediary business is provided by a specific intermediary organization, such provisions shall prevail.