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Legal notice

There are three legal notices as follows:

1. City Planning Law of the People's Republic of China
This Law is formulated to determine the size of a city, define the orientation of its development, realize the goals of its economic and social development, and map out its plan and carry out its construction on a rational basis in order to meet the needs in socialist modernization. Additionally, the term "city" used in this Law applies to a municipality directly under the Central Government, a city or a town established as one of the administrative divisions of the state. The term “a planned urban area" used in this Law applies to an urban district, an inner suburban district or an area needed for urban development and construction as one of the administrative divisions of a city. The scope of a planned urban area shall be determined by the people's government of a city, while compiling a comprehensive plan for the city.

2. Law of the People's Republic of China on Tenders and Bids
For the purposes of regulating tender and bid activities, protecting the State’s interests, the social and public interests and the legitimate rights and interests of parties to tender and bid activities, improving the economic effects and ensuring the quality of projects, this Law is enacted. This Law applies to tender and bid activities in the territory of the People's Republic of China. No unit or person may break a project subject to tender into parts or resort to any other manner to dodge a tender process.

3. Administrative License Law of the People‘s Republic of China
In order to regulate the establishment and implementation of administrative licenses, to protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, to safeguard public interests and social order, to ensure and supervise the effective implementation of administrative management, the Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution. The term "administrative licenses" as mentioned in the Law refers to the acts that the administrative agencies permit, upon examination according to law, the citizens, legal persons or other organizations to engage in special activities according to their applications. In addition, the Law shall be applicable to the establishment and implementation of administrative licenses. The Law shall not be applicable to the examination and approval of such matters as personnel, finance, and foreign affairs of relevant administrative agencies to other agencies or public institutions directly under their administration.