Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to ensure that deputies to the people's congresses of Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture (hereinafter referred to as deputies) exercise their right to submit bills in accordance with the law, do a good job in the work of proposing bills and give full play to their role, according to the relevant provisions of the Organic Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Local People's Congresses and Local People's Governments at All Levels, the Law of the People's Republic of China on Deputies to the National People's Congress and Local People's Congresses at All Levels and the Measures for the Implementation of the Law of Guizhou Province on Deputies to the National People's Congress and Local People's Congresses at All Levels. Article 2 The term "bill" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the original bill submitted by more than ten deputies to the state people's congress, which falls within the scope of functions and powers of the state people's congress. Article 3 It is an important task for deputies to put forward motions to perform their duties as deputies and participate in the exercise of state power.

It is the legal duty of the relevant organs or institutions to seriously handle the motion on behalf of them.

The Standing Committee of the State People's Congress and the Standing Committee of the County People's Congress shall provide necessary conditions for the work of deputies' motions, and the offices of the Standing Committee of the State People's Congress and the offices of the Standing Committee of the County People's Congress shall provide services for the work of deputies' motions. Chapter II Basic Conditions for a motion of deputies Article 4 A motion of deputies shall meet the following conditions:

(a) submitted to the State People's Congress jointly by more than ten deputies to the State People's Congress;

(two) matters within the purview of the state people's Congress and its Standing Committee;

(three) matters that need to be included in the agenda of the meeting of the State People's Congress and its Standing Committee. Fifth the following matters can be put forward on behalf of the motion:

(1) Formulating, amending and interpreting autonomous regulations and separate regulations;

(two) bills on major issues that need to be decided by the state people's Congress and its Standing Committee, and ensure the compliance and implementation of the Constitution, laws, administrative regulations and the resolutions and decisions of the people's congresses at higher levels and their Standing Committees within their respective administrative areas;

(three) other matters that should be decided or approved by the State People's Congress and its Standing Committee. Article 6 The following matters shall not be put forward as bills:

(a) matters within the scope of administrative functions and powers of the state people's government;

(two) matters that should be handled by the county people's Congress and its Standing Committee or the county and municipal people's governments;

(3) Matters within the jurisdiction and procuratorial power of the people's courts and people's procuratorates;

(4) Affairs of political parties, social organizations, enterprises, institutions and individuals;

(five) other matters that do not belong to the functions and powers of the state people's Congress and its Standing Committee. Article 7 A motion on behalf of a representative shall have a cause of action, a case basis and a plan. The cause of action should be clear, the evidence should be sufficient and reasonable, and the plan should be concrete and feasible.

When introducing a bill of laws and regulations, the representative shall also present the text of the draft regulations and their explanations, and provide the necessary information. The explanation of the draft regulations shall include the necessity and main contents of formulating the regulations. Article 8 The motions for deputies shall be put forward case by case, and the paper specially printed for the motions for deputies shall be used. If possible, print the text, and the handwriting should be clear.

The representative shall personally sign the bill and fill in all the contents on the bill paper. Chapter III Delegates' Suggestions Article 9 Delegates shall conduct in-depth investigation and study through inspections, special investigations and other activities, and make suggestions on the basis of careful deliberation and full preparation. Tenth deputies' motions are generally put forward during the meeting of the General Assembly; Those that meet the basic requirements of the bill may also be put forward during the intersessional period of the General Assembly. Article 11 Where a representative proposes a motion jointly, the lead representative shall provide the representative participating in the joint secondment with the text of the motion, and sign the secondment after careful examination and approval by the seconded representative; If there are conditions for collective discussion, it should be discussed collectively. After reaching an agreement, it should be signed to show that * * * is jointly responsible. Article 12. Proposals put forward by delegates during the session of the General Assembly shall be submitted by delegations to the Secretariat of the General Assembly within the prescribed proposal period. When the session is not in session, the representative motion shall be sent to the Liaison Committee for Election and Appointment of the State People's Congress (hereinafter referred to as the Liaison Committee for Election and Appointment of the State People's Congress) by the the NPC Standing Committee office representing the constituency.

The Secretariat of the General Assembly and the Joint Committee of the State People's Congress shall sort out, classify and analyze the motions put forward by the deputies. If the motion put forward by the representative does not meet the basic requirements of the motion, it may suggest that the leader of the motion revise and improve it, or make suggestions, criticisms and opinions. A representative motion that meets the basic requirements of the motion during the intersessional period, if it is a legislative motion, may be submitted to the Standing Committee of the State People's Congress for deliberation first; Other bills shall be sent to the Secretariat of the General Assembly when the General Assembly is held, and shall be handled together with the bills of the Congress put forward during the meeting. Chapter IV Handling of Deputies' Bills Article 13 The Secretariat of the General Assembly shall convene a coordination meeting on handling deputies' bills with the participation of persons in charge of special committees, study the specific opinions on handling the bills, and submit a report on handling the opinions to the presidium of the General Assembly.

According to the report of the Secretariat of the General Assembly, the Presidium of the General Assembly decides whether to include the representative motion in the agenda of this meeting, or submit it to the relevant special committee for deliberation first. The report of the Secretariat of the General Assembly on the opinions on handling the motion adopted by the Presidium of the General Assembly shall be issued to all the representatives of the General Assembly. Article 14 The representative motion decided by the Presidium of the General Assembly to be included in the agenda of this meeting shall be submitted to all delegations for deliberation, and at the same time submitted to the relevant special committee for deliberation and report. The Presidium shall consider and decide whether to submit it to the plenary session of the General Assembly for voting.