2007 China Credit Rating Industry Honorary Title - World Credit Organization
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2007 China Credit Rating Industry Honorary Title Evaluation Results
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Honorary title of credit evaluation industry
Winner
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Credit evaluation industry pioneer
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Excellent credit staff
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Excellent credit institution
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Advanced Unit of Social Credit System Construction
State Council Correction Office, Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China
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Advanced individual in social credit system construction
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2007 China Social Credit System Construction Advanced Unit:
State Council Correction Office, Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China
Rationale for evaluation: At the end of 2006, under the leadership of the State Council Correction Office and the Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China, the nine departments of the country jointly issued the "Notice on the Opinions on Cleaning Up, Appraisal and Commendation Activities for Reaching Standards" and "Cleaning up Standardized Appraisals" Specific Policies and Requirements for Reaching Standards Commendation Activities".
In 2007, the State Council's Correction Office and the Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China led and promoted the clean-up of the evaluation in accordance with the spirit of the document. Under the impetus of the State Council Correction Office and the Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China, governments at all levels have cleaned up all kinds of evaluation activities held by government departments, news media, and social groups, and the evaluation activities conducted by industrial and commercial enterprises according to market standards are not included in the list. This document has played a certain role in curbing the activities of some government departments, news media, and social groups that have issued integrity cards indiscriminately.
Contributions of the State Council Correction Office and the Ministry of Supervision of the People's Republic of China to the construction of China's social credit system:
1. Make the society clearly aware that the State Council does not allow governments at all levels and their departments, news media, and social groups to hold various evaluation activities.
Prior to this, some national ministries and commissions, some local governments or their departments, and some semi-official social organizations carried out evaluation activities of various honest units under the banner of the government, making the society mistakenly believe that only state departments have the right to carry out credit evaluation activities . In fact, according to the principles and requirements of administration according to law, government departments have no right to carry out credit evaluation activities. The Correction Office of the State Council corrects the random evaluation activities carried out by government departments as unhealthy trends, which is in line with the spirit of the rule of law, is correct, and is timely.
2. Make the society clearly realize that the State Council allows industrial and commercial enterprises to carry out evaluation activities according to market standards, thus strengthening the confidence and belief of private credit companies in building credit brands and strengthening self-discipline.
3. Urge governments at all levels, their departments, and social groups to change their concepts of credit system construction, and shift the focus of their credit system construction: from credit evaluation to credit information disclosure, from control to service.
4. To deter some governments and their departments from seeking departmental interests under the banner of credit system construction.
