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欧 洲 电 气 电子行业办事 处 技术法规 . 标准化 . 认证的沟通网络 Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map In-corporate with, 合作方 Orgalime - The European Engineering Industries Association, Brussels Orgalime - 欧洲工程 行业协 会，布鲁 塞 尔 Time period: 12 January 2009 – 20 July 2011 EuropElectro Office ZVEI - German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association，Frankfurt am Main www.europelectro.org ZVEI - 德 国电气电 子行业协 会，法 兰克 福 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main Organization 2 Index 3 What’s New? 4 State Structure 5 National People’s Congress 6 Structure of State Council 7 Ministries and Commissions under the State Council 8 China Standardization and Regulation Authorities & Authority Structure 9-12 Organization of MIIT, NDRC, MEP, MOHURD 13-15 Structure, Organization, Top management of AQSIQ 16-17 Organization, Top management of SAC 18-19 Organization, Top management of CNCA 20 Organization of CQC 21 Organization of CNIS Processes 22 Structure of Law & Regulation 23 Legislative Process of Law 24 Formulation Process of Administrative Regulation 25 Formulation Process of Department Rule 26-27 Development Process of National Standard Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 2 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main Minister of MIIT changed MOHURD organization chart added China Standardization and regulation government & authorities structure updated Minister of AQSIQ changed Administrator of SAC changed CNIS organization chart updated Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 3 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main Chairman National People’s Congress WU Bangguo National People’s Congress President Presidency HU Jintao Central Military Supreme Supreme People's State Council Commission People's Court Procuratorate Premier Chairman President Procurator-general WEN Jiabao HU Jintao WANG Shengjun CAO Jianming Source: www.news.xinhuanet.com Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 4 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main National People’s Congress The Standing Committee of the NPC The Meeting of the Chairmen of the Standing Committee Special Committees Working and Administrative Deputy Credential Examination Committee Ethnic Affairs Committee Bodies of the Standing Committee Internal and Judicial Affairs Committee General Office Financial and Economic Legislative Affairs Commission Affairs Committee Budgetary Affairs Commission Education, Science, Culture and Public Health Committee Credentials Committee Foreign Affairs Committee Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Basic Law Committee Overseas Chinese Affairs Committee Macao Special Administrative Environment Protection and Region Basic Law Committee Resources Conservation Committee Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee Law Committee Source: www.news.xinhuanet.com Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 5 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main State Council Ministries and Commissions Special Organization directly under the State Council (27) under the State Council (1) Administrations and Bureaus Organizations directly under under The the State Council (16) Ministries & Commissions (22) Institutions directly under the State Council (14) Administrative Offices under the State Council (7) Source: www.news.xinhuanet.com Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 6 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main State Council Ministries and Commissions under the State Council (27) Foreign Affairs The National Science and The State Ethnic YANG Jiechi Development and Technology Affairs Commission Reform Commission WAN Gang YANG Jing State Security (NDRC) Transport Culture GENG Huichang ZHANG Ping LI Shenglin CAI Wu Human resources and Supervision social security Industry and Health MA Wen (concurrently) (f.) Information YIN Weimin CHEN Zhu Technology (MIIT) National Defence Public Security Environmental MIAO Wei LIANG Guanglie protection MENG Jianzhu (concurrently) (concurrently) Water Resources ZHOU Shengxian The National Civil Affairs CHEN Lei Education Population and Family LI Liguo YUAN Gui ren Agriculture Planning Commission LI Bin (f.) Justice Land and Resources HAN Changfu WU Aiying (f.) XU Shaoshi The People's Bank of Commerce China Finance Housing and Urban- Rural Development CHEN Deming ZHOU Xiaochuan XIE Xuren JIANG Weixin The National Audit Railways Office SHENG Guangzu LIU Jiayi Source: www.news.xinhuanet.com Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 7 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main Ministry level Vice Ministry level Responsible Authorities and Organizations Administration of Certification & - Accreditation of China (CNCA) China Certification and Inspection（Group）Co. , Ltd. (CCIC) China Quality Certification Center (CQC) China Certification & Accreditation Association (CCAA) China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) State Administration of China Information Security Certification Center (ISCCC) Quality Supervision, Standardization Administration of China - Inspection and (SAC) Quarantine (AQSIQ) Standardization Press of China (SPC) China Association for Standardization (CAS) China National Institute of Standardization (CNIS) National Institute of Metrology P.R. China (NIM) China Energy ConservationAssociation(CECA) China Special Equipment Safety Inspection and Research Institute (CSEI) Article Numbering Code Centre (ANCC) China Electronics Standardization Institute (CESI) China CommunicationStandards Association(CCSA) China Machinery Industry Federal (CMIF) Ministry of Industry and - China Electricity and Electronic Association (CEEIA) Information Technology (MIIT) China Light industry Federal China Household Electric Appliance Industry Association (CHEAA) China Household Electric Appliance Research Institute (CHEARI) - State Electricity Regulatory Commission China Electricity Council (CEC) People’s Republic of China (SERC) National Development and National Energy Administration (NEA) - Reform Commission (NDRC) - Energy Conversation Center State Energy Resources - * - Commission Ministry of Environment Protection -- (MEP) Ministry of Housing and Urban- -- Rural Development (MOHURD) *: Business report relation Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 8 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main Minister:Mr. MIAO Wei State Council Vice-Ministers: Mr. XI Guohua Mr. CHEN Qiufa Mr. YANG Xueshan Ministry of Industry and information Mr. SU Bo Technology of the People’s Republic of Mr. LIU Lihua China (MIIT) General Office Bureau of Radio Department of Department of Civil- Medium & Small Military Integration Enterprises Promotion Department of Department of Policies & Department of Informatization Regulations Energy Promotion Bureau of Conservation and Telecommunication Resources Utilization Department of Department of Inf ormation Security Planning Department of Coordination Department of Sof tware Service Work Saf ety Industry Department of Department of International Finance Cooperation Department of Department of Raw Communications Material Industry Development Department of Department of Human Resources Industrial Policies & Education Department of Department of Telecommunication Equipment Industry Administration Department of Science & Supervision Bureau Technology Department of Department of Consumer Goods Communications Department of Industry Security Performance Party Membership Inspection & Committee Coordination Source: www.miit.gov.cn Bureau Standardization related China Government & Authorities Map 9 European Electrical and Electronics Industry In Cooperation with: ORGALIME, Brussels. ZVEI, Frankfurt am Main State Council Chairman: Mr. ZHANG Ping Vice-Chairman: XIE Zhenhua, ZHU Zhixin, PENG Sen, SUN Zhigang, XU National Development and Xianping, ZHANG Xiaoqiang, Reform Commission (NDRC) DU Ying, MU Hong, LIU Tienan Department of Department of Department of Office of Key General Office Western Region High-Tech Price Project Development Industry Supervision Inspectors Department of Department of Resource Department of Department of Foreign Capital Conservation Employment and State Bureau of Policy Studies and Overseas and Income Material Reserve Investment Environmental Distribution Department of Protection Department of Department of Department of Development State Grain Regional Social Laws and Planning Administration Economy Development Regulations Department of Department of National Department of Department of Department of International Economy Rural Economy Trade Climate Change Cooperation Bureau of Department of Department of Department of Bureau of Economic Northeastern Industry Retired Officials Operations Region Fiscal and Financial Affairs Coordination Adjustment Revitalization National Energy Department of Department of Department of Department of Administration Economic Personnel System Reform Basic Industries Price (NEA) Energy Department of The NDRC Party Conversation Fixed Assets Committee Investment Center Office of National Economic MobilizationSource:
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