Internal structureAndStaffingNotification of programmes
Of the united nations number 85
The people's governments of the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, the ministries of the state council and the direct agencies:
YesPress and publications agency(national copyright authority)Functional configurationThe programme on internal institutions and staffing has been approved by the state council and is being issued。
State council office
August 13, 1949
Functional allocation of the press and publications agency (national copyright agency)
Institutional and staffing programmes
In accordance with the institutional reform of the state council approved at the first meeting of the eighth national people's congress and the circular on the establishment of state council bodies (united states of america) [1993] (no. 25) the press and publications agency of the people's republic of china and the state copyright agency of the people's republic of china have two brands, which are the direct organs of the state council。
I. Functional shift
According to the party's central policy of “two hands, two hands, two hands”, the press and publications agency (national copyright authority) is the department that needs further strengthening. The shift in functions has been to shift from micromanagement of news publishing activities to strengthening macro-management of the whole industry, from centralized management to decentralized management at the central and local levels; to strengthening legislation on journalism, publishing, copyright and oversight; and to decentralising or transferring functions that are of a specific nature to direct units, local and industry associations。
Principal responsibilities
The press and publications agency is responsible for the national press and publishing; the national copyright agency is responsible for the administration of copyright throughout the country and deals with copyright relations on behalf of the state. In the administration of copyrights, the national copyright office exercises its own powers, both internal and external. The main functions of the press and publications agency (anca) are:
(i) development of legislation, draft regulations and policies for the press, publication, copyright and publishing, regulations and regulatory measures for the administration of journalism, publishing and copyright, and organization and monitoring of inspections。
(ii) developing and guiding the implementation of development strategies, general layout, medium- and long-term development plans and annual plans for the press and publishing industry, including publications, printing, distribution, etc。
(iii) to approve the establishment of new publishing houses and new newspapers, periodicals, audio-visual and electronic publishing units, as well as collective management of copyright, agency, contract arbitration, etc., and the establishment of general distribution units for publications and foreign investment enterprises for news publishing。
(iv) organizing the review of publications (including books, newspapers, periodicals, electronic newspapers, etc.) and the prosecution of prohibited publications。
(v) managing the national publications market in conjunction with the relevant departments, establishing regulations governing the publications market and detecting illegal publishing activities and violations。
(vi) administration of the audiovisual industry in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state council。
(vii) responsible for external communication and cooperation in the field of press, publications and copyright, and for managing and coordinating the export and import trade of publications with the relevant departments。
(viii) administration of national copyright work (including computer software copyright work) and representation of the state in relation to foreign copyright relations, responsible for investigating and prosecuting cases of copyright and foreign abuse with significant national impact。
(ix) develop and direct the implementation of policies, regulations and plans for the clean-up of the book and newspaper markets and coordinate the identification of major and important cases in the national clean-up process。
(x) participation in the formulation of national economic policies and economic regulation measures in the press and publishing sector。
(xi) develop and direct the implementation of scientific and technological development plans and standardization plans for the press and publishing industry, and coordinate the management of scientific research and printing of books in the press and publishing industry。
(xii) other matters referred to it by the state council。
Iii. Internal institutions
In accordance with the above-mentioned functions, the press and publications agency (anpa) has 11 functional divisions (houses) and institutional party committees。
(i) office (public use of the statute seal)
The office is responsible for the political affairs of its organs, for secretarial, correspondence, security, functional, confidential and logistical administration, for studying developments in the field of press and publishing at home and abroad, for directing, conducting research on the press and publishing policy and for proposing legislation on the press and publishing, for administrative review and other legal and regulatory matters。
(ii) library management division
It is responsible for managing the publication of books throughout the country. It proposes the scope and layout of the book publishing houses; guides the institutional reform of book publishing houses; formulates and organizes national priority book publishing programmes; evaluates national book publishing awards; approves the selection of new publishing houses and books subject to state control; organizes reading of books; inspects banned books; supervises the work of the centre for international standards book numbers; and issues and manages book numbers。
(iii) newspaper management division
It is responsible for the management of the national newspapers, research into the layout of the newspapers, development planning, study of the reform of the newspaper system, evaluation of the newspapers at the national level, review and approval of changes in the main projects of new newspapers and newspapers, organization of readings of newspapers, inspection of banned newspapers, unified issuance and administration of press certificates throughout the country and registration of press conferences in kyoto。
(iv) division of journals management
Responsible for the management of national periodicals, research into the layout of periodicals, development planning, guidance on the reform of the periodical system, evaluation of periodicals at the national level, review and approval of changes in major projects of new periodicals and periodicals, organization of reading of periodicals and inspection of banned periodicals。
(v) audio-visual management division
Development of development plans, industry standards and guidelines for audio-visual and electronic newspapers, approval of the establishment of audio-visual publishing, reproduction and general distribution units, preparation of national priority audio-visual publishing plans and organization of their implementation. The other functions of audio-visual management are performed on the basis of advice determined by the superior。
(vi) distribution management division (reorganization of the book clean-up newspaper market office)
Development and monitoring of public information and distribution programmes, organization of the dissemination and distribution of key publications, management, guidance and coordination of the distribution of educational materials for schools and universities throughout the country, approval and approval of the book distribution units, planning, approval and supervision of national publications fairs, book fairs, book fairs, management of the publications market, establishment of regulations for the management of the publications market, detection of illegal publication activities and violations of the regulations, formulation of policies, regulations and plans for the clean-up of the national book and newspaper market and guidance for its implementation, and coordination of the national inventory of major and important cases。
(vii) technological development division
Preparation and implementation of plans for the development and standardization of the scientific and technological development of the press, coordination of the management of scientific research in the press and publishing industry, study of technical policies for the production of books and newspapers, organization of the coordination of specialized tasks and the production of key national books in the adaptation of the printing and publishing technology, responsibility for the printing and printing of books and newspapers (including approval and approval of printing abroad and in hong kong and australia), organization of the development of professional standards and national standards for the printing and printing of books and newspapers, and responsibility for the approval, coordination and management of state restrictions on the import of printing equipment。
(viii) planning and finance division
Organizing the preparation of medium- and long-term development plans and annual plans for the press and publishing industry, participating in the formulation of national economic policies and various economic regulation measures for the press and publishing industry, working with the relevant departments to formulate a policy on the price of publications and the pricing of textbooks for universities, colleges and universities, developing a national statistical system for the press and publishing industry, providing guidance on the management and restructuring of the industrial structure and organizational structure of the press and publishing enterprises, and supervising the management of the state assets of directly owned enterprises。
(ix) personnel education division
It is responsible for the management of the staff of the agency's organs and offices, for the establishment and preparation of the staff of the agency's organs and agencies attached to them, for the preparation of the regulations governing the management of the technical staff of the press and the press, for the recruitment and recruitment of technical staff of the press and the press, for the establishment of standards for the technical qualification of workers in the press and the press, for the preparation of the development plan and training plan for the educational service of the press and publishing system, and for the management of education in institutions of higher learning。
(x) external cooperation division
It is responsible for the external exchange and cooperation of the national press, publications, copyrights, auditing and approval of foreign investment enterprises, as well as for managing, in cooperation with the relevant departments, the export, import and export trade of publications and exhibitions, exhibitions and exhibitions in china and china, the management of the intergovernmental exchange of news and publications and the implementation of projects related to information, publications and copyrights in intergovernmental cultural agreements。
