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2.29 Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Ningxia Ningshuo Industrial Group Co., Ltd., affiliated to Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Prison Administration Bureau, has 6 prison enterprises Legal representative of the prison company: Cao Yi, General manager of Ningxia Ningshuo Industrial Group Co., Ltd. His official positions in the prison system: Deputy Director and Communist Party Committee of the Justice Department of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region; Director of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Prison Administration Bureau1 No. Company Name of the Legal Person Legal Registered Business Scope Company Notes on the Prison Name Prison, to and representative/ Capital Address which the Shareholder(s) Title Company Belongs 1 Ningxia Ningxia Hui Ningxia Hui Cao Yi 57.886 Production and sale of 298 Minzu The Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Prison Ningshuo Autonomous Autonomous General manager of million agricultural and sideline North Street, Administration Bureau3 is established based on the Industrial Region Region Ningxia Ningshuo yuan products (excluding grains), Yinchuan City “Circular of the General Office of the State Council Group Co., Prison Prison Industrial Group hardware and electric of the General Office of the CCP Central Committee/ Ltd. Administration Administration Co., Ltd.; Deputy products, household the Institutional Reform Plan for the People's Bureau Bureau Director and products, electrical Government of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Communist Party machinery and equipment, (No. [2008] No. 30).” It is an organ at the deputy Committee of the construction materials; land department-level. Ningxia Ningshuo Industrial Group Justice Department development; network Co., Ltd. is a special enterprise managed by the of Ningxia Hui system integration; software Prison Administration Bureau of the autonomous Autonomous development; computer region. The chairman of Ningxia Ningshuo Industrial Region; Director of hardware and software and Group Co., Ltd. is also the director of the the Ningxia Hui office automation equipment autonomous region’s prison administration bureau. Autonomous sale, maintenance and The group’s general manager is at the deputy Region technical services; property department director level, and the two deputy general Prison leasing managers of the group are equivalent to the leading Administration positions of divisions. Three in-house positions are Bureau2 also equivalent to the leading positions of the divisions, and three in-house deputy positions equivalent to assisting positions of the divisions. 2 Xitaida Shizuishan Ningxia Wu Bingsheng 2 million Production and processing of 4 kilometers Shizuishan Prison of Ningxia5 was established on Agriculture, Prison of Ningshuo General manager of yuan garments and quilts; sale of north of April 13, 2005, due to the merger of three former No. Company Name of the Legal Person Legal Registered Business Scope Company Notes on the Prison Name Prison, to and representative/ Capital Address which the Shareholder(s) Title Company Belongs Industry & Ningxia Industrial Group Xitaida fabrics and accessories; Dawukou prisons, including Huinong, Pingluo and Taixi, which Trade Co., Co., Ltd. Agriculture, machining, casting, smelting; District, were removed and consolidated into today’s Ltd., a Industry and Trade sale of building materials, Shizuishan Shizuishan Prison. It is located four kilometers north subsidiary of Co., Ltd.; Manager chemicals (excluding City of Dawukou District in Shizuishan City, Ningxia, Ningxia of Shizuishan dangerous chemicals), metal covering an area of 560 mu, with an investment of Ningshuo Prison of Ningxia4 materials, hardware and 260 million yuan. Industrial electric products, plumbing Group Co., accessories, household Ltd. products, office supplies; farming of livestock products and aquatic products; leasing of properties and land 3 Ningxia Ningxia Ningxia Du Xinghua 6.46 Production and sale of light 500 meters Ningxia Women’s Prison7 was founded on May 28, Xinhai’an Women’s Prison Ningshuo General Manager million industrial products, such as east of Armed 2001. After merging with the former Ningxia Coast Industrial Group of Ningxia yuan clothing and quilts; Police Juvenile Correction Center in April 2005, it became Garment Co., Co., Ltd. Xinhai’an Garment production and sale of Hospital, the only prison in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Ltd. Co., Ltd.; Political special labor protection Donghuan that detains both female criminals and underage male Commissar of items; sale of fabrics, South Road, inmates. On June 28, 2015, the entire prison was Ningxia Women’s clothing accessories and Yinchuan City relocated to the newly built women’s prison. The Prison6 textiles; production and sale current women's prison has an investment of 140 of agricultural and sideline million yuan, covers an area of 72.86 mu, and is products; sale and processing capable of keeping 1,500 inmates. of handmade products; information consultation; installation of plumbing and electrical systems 4 Guyuan Guyuan Prison Ningxia Chen Youcai 2.348 Planting crops; raising Sanhe Town, Guyuan Prison of Ningxia9 was established in Agriculture, of Ningxia Ningshuo General Manager million livestock; processing of Haiyuan November 1951. It was originally a re-education Industry & Industrial Group of Guyuan yuan decorative products, horsetail County, through labor team in Guyuan County. At the end of Trade Co., Co., Ltd. Agriculture, yarns and textiles Zhongwei 1953, it was restructured to be a re-education through Ltd. a Industry and Trade City, Ningxia labor farm in Qingshixia, under the jurisdiction of the No. Company Name of the Legal Person Legal Registered Business Scope Company Notes on the Prison Name Prison, to and representative/ Capital Address which the Shareholder(s) Title Company Belongs subsidiary of Co., Ltd.; Deputy Hui Public Security Bureau of Gansu Province. In Ningxia Secretary of the Autonomous October 1958, after the establishment of the Ningxia Ningshuo Communist Party Region Hui Autonomous Region, it was restructured into the Industrial Committee and Fifth Reformation through Labor Team, under the Group Co., Commission for Public Security Department of Ningxia. The prison Ltd. Discipline was revoked in 1969 and was reconstructed in Inspection at December 1983. In January 1995, it was officially Guyuan Prison of renamed the Guyuan Prison of Ningxia Hui Ningxia8 Autonomous Region. 5 Yinchuan Yinchuan Prison Ningxia Liu Ruining 9.67 Manufacturing and sale of 126 Xinsheng Yinchuan Prison11 is located in Xingqing District of Yinfeng Fan of Ningxia Ningshuo General Manager million electric fans, mixers, trailers, Lane, Qinghe Ningxia. It is the only prison in Ningxia Hui Co., Ltd., a Industrial Group of Yinchuan yuan domestic boilers, South Street, Autonomous Region for detaining male felons, who subsidiary of Co., Ltd. Yinfeng Fan Co., woodworking machinery, Xingqing have been sentenced to more than 15 years in prison, Ningxia Ltd.; Secretary of dust removal equipment, District, life imprisonment and two-year suspended sentences Ningshuo the Communist brick and tile of new building Yinchuan City of execution. Yinchuan Prison was founded in 1949. Industrial Party Committee materials, construction and Its predecessor was the Ningxia Provincial Prison. In Group Co., and Warden of decorative materials; September 1954, it was renamed the “Second Gansu Ltd. Yinchuan Prison10 processing of beddings, Provincial Prison”. In October 1958, it was renamed shoes, garments; gem the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region Prison. In July processing; providing labor 1995, the new name “Yinchuan Prison of Ningxia for overseas projects; Hui Autonomous Region” was used and is still used agricultural and forestry today. planting and sale; livestock and poultry breeding and sale 6 Guanmahu Wuzhong Prison Ningxia Chen Youcai 15.76 Production of agricultural Huojiawan, Wuzhong Prison of Ningxia12 was founded in 1955 Agriculture, of Ningxia Ningshuo General Manager million and sideline products, Litong and is located in Huojiawan, Litong District, Industry and Industrial Group of Guanmahu yuan hardware and electric District, Wuzhong City. It is located 18 km south of Wuzhong Trade Co., Co., Ltd. Agriculture, products, household Wuzhong City, City and covers a total area of 16,656 mu. It is a Ltd., a Industry and Trade products, electrical Ningxia Hui prison of medium-security level and detains prisoners subsidiary of Co., Ltd. machinery and equipment; Autonomous sentenced to 15 years or less in prison. Criminals are No. Company Name of the Legal Person Legal Registered Business Scope Company Notes on the Prison Name Prison, to and representative/ Capital Address which the Shareholder(s) Title Company Belongs Ningxia sale of building materials; all Region mainly divided into two sections. The name of the Ningshuo kinds of doors and windows, prison enterprise is Guanmahu Agriculture, Industry Industrial furniture manufacturing, and Trade Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Ningxia Group Co., brick making (for branch Ningshuo Industrial Group Co., Ltd. It is mainly Ltd. companies only); garment engaged in garment processing, gift box processing processing; leather good, gift and leather processing. box and decorative product processing; electronic product assembly and sale 1 news.cpd.com.cn. “Cao Yi is proposed to be deputy director and member of the party committee of the Justice Department of Ningxia Autonomous Region.” May 8, 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20180510125145/http://news.cpd.com.cn/n18106/c17011156/content.html
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