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REPLY OF THE CHINA INSURANCE REGULATORY COMMISSION ON RELEVANT ISSUES CONCERNING LARGE COMMERCIAL INSURANCES

Reply of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission on Relevant Issues concerning Large Commercial Insurances

Bao Jian Ting Han [2006] No. 294

Shanghai Branch of Mitsui Sumitomo at-sea Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

We have received your Letter for Instructions on Relevant Issues concerning Large Commercial Insurances (No. 82 [2006] of Mitsui
Sumitomo Insurance Co.). Upon discussion, a reply is hereby given as follows:

As stipulated in the Circular of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission on Relevant Issues Concerning Large Commercial Insurance
Business and Master Policy Business (Bao Jian Fa [2002] No. 16), the group short-term health insurance and accidental injury insurance
bought buy a large industrial and commercial enterprise shall fall within the category of large commercial insurances. Meanwhile
other related provisions issued by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission shall be strictly observed.

The China Insurance Regulatory Commission

October 12, 2006



 
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission
2006-10-12

 







CIRCULAR OF THE GENERAL OFFICE OF STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ADMINISTRATION ON APPROVAL OF DESIGNATED PROCESSING AND UTILIZATION ENTITIES OF IMPORTED WASTE HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, WASTE ELECTRICAL WIRE AND CABLE, AND WASTE ELECTROMOTORS OF 2007

Circular of the General Office of State Environmental Protection Administration on Approval of Designated Processing and Utilization
Entities of Imported Waste Hardware and Electrical Appliances, Waste Electrical Wire and Cable, and Waste Electromotors of 2007

Huan Ban [2006] No. 119

The Environmental Protection Bureaus (Departments) of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central
Government:

For the purpose of further standardizing the administration of processing and utilization entities of imported waste hardware and
electrical appliances, waste electrical wire and cable, and waste electromotors (hereinafter referred to as ” waste hardware and
electrical appliances type waste”), the State Environmental Protection Administration has decided, in the process of the approval
of designated processing and utilization entities of imported waste hardware and electrical appliances type waste (hereinafter referred
as ” designated entities”), to continue to carry out control of the aggregates and carry forward zone-enclosure administration and
to make optimal adjustment to designated entities. Related matters are hereby noticed as follows:

1.

The assessment procedure of designated entities shall be further standardized. The Environmental Protection Bureaus (Departments)
of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall organize assessment on existing
designated entities and enterprises that are under application for status as newly-added designated entities within their jurisdiction
strictly in accordance with the requirements prescribed in Examination and Assessment Criteria of Environmental Protection Acceptance
of Designated Processing and Utilization Enterprises of Imported Waste Hardware and Electrical Appliances, Waste Electrical Wire
and Cable and Waste Electromotors (Huan Han [2004] No. 344) (hereinafter referred to as Assessment Criteria). The assessment results
shall be notified to the public in line with procedures by means of news media such as local newspapers and websites with a notification
period of not less than 10 days. The Environmental Protection Bureaus (Departments) of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities
directly under the Central Government shall gather together and submit the name lists and relevant materials of entities who get
an assessment mark of 80 or above and have been through notification period to State Environmental Protection Administration for
examination and approval before November 20, 2006. Those who fail to meet the deadline shall not be accepted.

2.

Structural adjustment of existing designated entities shall be carried forward in an orderly way. In the process of the assessment
of designated entities, the Environmental Protection Bureaus (Departments) of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities
directly under the Central Government shall carry out serious examinations on existing designated entities. Decisive measures shall
be taken to discard and eliminate enterprises that fall short of Assessment Criteria, those of disorderly management and outdated
processing equipment and technologies, incompetent in prevention and control of pollution, with related waste operation records inconsistent
with de facto import, as well as those with records of violations of the law and regulations in particular. Those who did not actually
import and utilize waste in 2006 shall without exception be given an assessment as enterprises under application for status as newly-added
designated entities.

3.

Control of the aggregates shall be carried out and zone-enclosure administration shall be promoted. In 2007, principles of control
of the aggregates and survival of the fittest shall be applied to the approval of designated entities. Quantity of designated entities
within zones that are under “zone-enclosure administration” pilot scheme of imported waste processing approved by State Environmental
Protection Administration may be increased whereas that of designated entities outside of enclosure zones shall not be increased.
In case there is an actual need for an increase of designated entities, elimination of the last shall be imposed on existing designated
entities that fail to meet the assessment criteria while enterprises, those top-ranked ones with advanced technologies, standardized
management and up to the environmental protection standard, in particular, shall be selected among those under application for status
as newly-added designated entities that are up to the Assessment Criteria in accordance with their assessment results and shall be
submitted to State Environmental Protection Administration for examination and verification.

4.

The State Environmental Protection Administration shall carry out examinations and verification of application materials for designated
entities submitted by the Environmental Protection Bureaus (Departments) of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities
directly under the Central Government and shall organize some province-level environmental protection departments to make on-spot
inspections and mutual inspections into designated entities. As for those who are discovered of violations of the law and regulations
such as fraud and deception during the examinations and spot-inspections, the State Environmental Protection Administration shall
not give ratification to their status as designated entities and shall conduct serious investigation and handling hereupon in accordance
with the law. As regards local environmental protection departments with incompetent administration and knotty problems, the State
Environmental Protection Administration shall circulate a notice of criticism on them.

5.

The list of designated entities of 2007 examined and approved by the State Environmental Protection Administration shall be notified
to the public by dint of the portal of the State Environmental Protection Administration and the website of the Wastes Import Registration
Management Center and shall be affirmed and confirmed by promulgation.

Appendix￿￿Application Form for Designated Processing and Utilization Entities of Imported Waste Hardware and Electrical Appliances,
Waste Electrical Wire and Cable, and Waste Electromotors (Omitted)

General Office of State Environmental Protection Administration

October 13, 2006



 
General Office of State Environmental Protection Administration
2006-10-13

 







CIRCULAR OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND THE STATE ADMINISTRATION OF TAXATION CONCERNING SUPPLEMENTING THE LIST OF ENTERPRISES THAT EXPLOIT OFFSHORE OIL

Circular of the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation concerning Supplementing the List of Enterprises that
Exploit Offshore Oil

Cai Shui [2006] No.143
October 11, 2006

Departments (Bureaus) of Finance and State Administration of Taxation Bureaus in all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities
directly under the Central Government, and city specifically designated in the state plan, the Bureau of Finance of Xinjiang Production
and Construction Corporations.:

According to the request of China National Petroleum Corporation, List of Enterprises that Exploit Offshore Petroleum, which is attached
to the Circular of the Ministry of Finance and the State Administrative of Taxation on Applying VAT Refund to Ocean Engineering Structures(Cai
Shui [2003] No,46), is hereby supplemented by adding China National Petroleum Corporation Ocean Engineering Co. Ltd. under the item
of China National Petroleum Corporation.



 
The Ministry of Finance, the State Administration of Taxation
2006-10-11

 







ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 75, 2006 OF MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, ON POSTPONING ANTI-DUMPING INVESTIGATION TERM ON BUTYL ALCOHOL

Announcement No. 75, 2006 of Ministry of Commerce, on Postponing Anti-dumping Investigation Term on Butyl Alcohol

[2006] No. 75

Announcement No. 66, 2005 of Ministry of Commerce is issued on October 14, 2005, deciding to start anti-dumping investigation on Butyl
Alcohol imported from Russia, the U.S., South Africa, Malaysia, EU and Japan.

Since the case is particular and complicated, the Ministry of Commerce, in accordance with Article 26 of the Anti-dumping Regulations
of People’s Republic of China, decided to postpone the investigation term of this case for another 6 months, namely ending on April
14, 2007.

Ministry of Commerce

October 12, 2006



 
The Ministry of Commerce
2006-10-12

 







ANNOUNCEMENT NO.58, 2006 OF THE GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OF CUSTOMS OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA CONCERNING IMPOSING ANTI-DUMPING DUTY ON IMPORTED SPANDEX ORIGINATING FROM JAPAN, SINGAPORE, SOUTH KOREA, TAIWAN REGION AND THE UNITED STATES

Announcement No.58, 2006 of the General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China concerning Imposing Anti-dumping
Duty on Imported Spandex Originating from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region and the United States

[2006] No. 58

In accordance with Anti-dumping Regulations of the People’s Republic of China, Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council decided
to levy, as from October 13, 2006, anti-dumping duty on imported spandex originating from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region
and the United States over a span of five years. Ministry of Commerce released Announcement No.74, 2006 of Ministry of Commerce (See
Appendix 1 for details). Related matters are hereby announced as follows:

1.

As from October 13, 2006, besides import tariff in line with the current regulations, anti-dumping duty and value-added tax of import
on imported spandex (Tariff No.: 54024920, 54026920) originating from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region and the United
States shall be levied in line with applicable rates regulated in Appendix 2 and the calculating formula as follows, different suppliers
with different rates of anti-dumping duty:

Amount of Anti-dumping Duty = Price after Customs Duty * Rate of Anti-dumping Duty

Amount of Value-added Tax of Import = (Price after Customs Duty + Amount of Tariff + Amount of Anti-dumping Duty) * Rate of Value-added
Tax of Import

As regards the details of taxable commodities of anti-dumping duty, see Appendix 1.

2.

Importers must provide certificate of origin to the Customs for import of spandex; in case the commodities are from Japan, Singapore,
South Korea, Taiwan Region and the United States, commercial invoices from the original manufacturers shall be required as well.
For those who cannot provide the certificate of origin, the Customs shall impose an anti-dumping duty in accordance with the highest
rate of anti-dumping duty as listed in Appendix 2 when failing to assure that the commodities are from Japan, Singapore, South Korea,
Taiwan Region and the United States after investigation. In case the commodities are from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region
and the United States, but import operators cannot provide commercial invoices from the original manufacturers, the Customs shall
levy an anti-dumping duty in accordance with rate of anti-dumping duty of other companies of relevant countries as listed in Appendix
2.

3.

Related issues on anti-dumping duty on spandex originating from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region and the United States,
of processing trade bonded import shall be subject to Announcement No.9, 2001 of General Administration of Customs of the People’s
Republic of China and Decree No.111 of General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China.

4.

The anti-dumping deposits that have been paid for imported spandex originating from Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan Region and
the United States shall be calculated and levied as anti-dumping duty in line with the scope of commodities that are subject to anti-dumping
duty and the rate of anti-dumping duty as regulated in this announcement, and the value-added tax of import paid together with them
shall be turned into value-added tax of import. As for the sum the abovementioned deposits surpasses the anti-dumping duty and corresponding
value-added tax of import calculated in accordance with the rate as listed in this announcement, related units may make an application
to the levying customs for return as from October 13, 2006 while the shortfall sum shall not be levied.

5.

During valid period of imposing anti-dumping duty on imported spandex, if encountering the same or similar commodities which the Customs
cannot make sure whether to impose an antidumping duty on or not, related units shall apply to Ministry of Commerce for judgment.
The Customs shall act in accordance with judgment of Ministry of Commerce.

Appendix:

1.

Announcement No.74, 2006 of Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China

2.

Form of Rate of Anti-dumping Duty of Spandex

General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China

Oct 12, 2006



 
General Administration of Customs of the People’s Republic of China
2006-10-12

 







CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982 – page 22

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