Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Disclosure (Revised in 2024)
Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Disclosure (Revised in 2024)
Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Publicity (Revised in 2024)
Order of the State Council of the People's Republic of China No.777
March 10, 2024
(Promulgated by Order of the State Council of the People's Republic of China No. 654 on August 7, 2014; and revised in accordance with the Decision of the State Council on Amending and Repealing Some Administrative Regulations on March 10, 2024)
Article 1 The Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Publicity (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations") are formulated in order to safeguard fair competition, promote self-regulation and integrity of enterprises, regulate enterprise information disclosure, strengthen credit constraints on enterprises, maintain transaction security, improve government regulatory efficacy and expand social supervision.
Article 2 For the purposes of the Regulations, the term "enterprise information" refers to information generated by enterprises registered with market regulatory authorities during their production and operation activities, as well as information generated by government authorities during the performance of their duties which can reflect the status of the enterprises.
Article 3 Enterprise information disclosure shall be truthful and timely. If any enterprise information to be publicized involves state secrets, national security or social public interest, such disclosure is subject to approval by the secrets administration authority or national security authority. If any enterprise information to be publicized by the relevant authorities under local people's government at or above the county level involves corporate trade secrets or personal privacy, such disclosure is subject to approval by the higher-level competent authority.
Article 4 The people's government of a province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government shall provide leadership for enterprise information disclosure within its own administrative region and promote the establishment of the enterprise credit information publicity system for its administrative region in accordance with the overall requirements for the establishment of the national social credit information platform.
Article 5 The market regulatory authority under the State Council is responsible for promoting and supervising enterprise information disclosure and organizing the establishment of the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System. Other relevant authorities under the State Council shall carry out work related to enterprise information disclosure in accordance with these Regulations.
The relevant authority under a local people's government above the county level shall ensure effective enterprise information disclosure in accordance with these Regulations.
Article 6 Market regulatory authorities shall publicize the following enterprise information generated during the performance of their duties via the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System:
(1) registration and filing information;
(2) movable property mortgage registration information;
(3) equity pledge registration information;
(4) administrative penalty information; and
(5) other information to be legally publicized.
The information specified in the preceding paragraph shall be publicized within 20 workdays from the date of its generation.
Article 7 Government authorities other than market regulatory authorities (hereinafter referred to as the "other government authorities") shall publicize the following information generated during the performance of their duties:
(1) administrative licensing approval, modification, and extension information;
(2) administrative penalty information; and
(3) other information to be legally publicized.
Other government authorities may publicize the information specified in the preceding paragraph via the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System or another publicity system.
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Order of the State Council of the People's Republic of China No.777
March 10, 2024
(Promulgated by Order of the State Council of the People's Republic of China No. 654 on August 7, 2014; and revised in accordance with the Decision of the State Council on Amending and Repealing Some Administrative Regulations on March 10, 2024)
Article 1 The Interim Regulations on Enterprise Information Publicity (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations") are formulated in order to safeguard fair competition, promote self-regulation and integrity of enterprises, regulate enterprise information disclosure, strengthen credit constraints on enterprises, maintain transaction security, improve government regulatory efficacy and expand social supervision.
Article 2 For the purposes of the Regulations, the term "enterprise information" refers to information generated by enterprises registered with market regulatory authorities during their production and operation activities, as well as information generated by government authorities during the performance of their duties which can reflect the status of the enterprises.
Article 3 Enterprise information disclosure shall be truthful and timely. If any enterprise information to be publicized involves state secrets, national security or social public interest, such disclosure is subject to approval by the secrets administration authority or national security authority. If any enterprise information to be publicized by the relevant authorities under local people's government at or above the county level involves corporate trade secrets or personal privacy, such disclosure is subject to approval by the higher-level competent authority.
Article 4 The people's government of a province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government shall provide leadership for enterprise information disclosure within its own administrative region and promote the establishment of the enterprise credit information publicity system for its administrative region in accordance with the overall requirements for the establishment of the national social credit information platform.
Article 5 The market regulatory authority under the State Council is responsible for promoting and supervising enterprise information disclosure and organizing the establishment of the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System. Other relevant authorities under the State Council shall carry out work related to enterprise information disclosure in accordance with these Regulations.
The relevant authority under a local people's government above the county level shall ensure effective enterprise information disclosure in accordance with these Regulations.
Article 6 Market regulatory authorities shall publicize the following enterprise information generated during the performance of their duties via the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System:
(1) registration and filing information;
(2) movable property mortgage registration information;
(3) equity pledge registration information;
(4) administrative penalty information; and
(5) other information to be legally publicized.
The information specified in the preceding paragraph shall be publicized within 20 workdays from the date of its generation.
Article 7 Government authorities other than market regulatory authorities (hereinafter referred to as the "other government authorities") shall publicize the following information generated during the performance of their duties:
(1) administrative licensing approval, modification, and extension information;
(2) administrative penalty information; and
(3) other information to be legally publicized.
Other government authorities may publicize the information specified in the preceding paragraph via the National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System or another publicity system.
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