Industry standard system classification method, national standard industry classification standard d

Industry standards are divided into mandatory standards and recommended standards.

The following standards are mandatory industry standards:

1) Pharmaceutical industry standards, veterinary drug industry standards, pesticide industry standards, and food hygiene industry standards;

2) Industry standards for safety and health in the production, storage, transportation and use of industrial and agricultural products and products;

3) Industry standards for quality, safety and health of engineering construction;

4) Industry standards for important technical terms, symbols, codes (including **), file formats and drawing methods related to technical convergence;

5) Interchange and cooperate with industry standards;

6) General test methods, inspection methods and important industrial and agricultural product industry standards for products that need to be controlled within the industry.

A uniform standard within a certain industry across the country. The industry standard shall be formulated by the relevant administrative department and reported to the standardization administrative department for the record. When the national standard for the same content is published, the industry standard for the content will be abolished.

Industry standards are managed by the centralized department of industry standards. The centralized department of the industry standard and the scope of the industry standard under its management shall submit an application report by the relevant administrative department, and the standardization administrative department shall review and determine, and publish the industry standard code of the industry.

On April 4, 2001, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) promulgated the Guidelines for the Industry Classification of Listed Companies, which was formulated on the basis of the National Bureau of Statistics' Industrial Classification of the National Economy and the National Economic Industry Classification System, and on the basis of the relevant contents of the United Nations International Standard Industrial Classification and the North American Industrial Classification System.

Based on the operating income of the listed company, the financial data used is the consolidated statement data audited by the accounting firm.

The Guidelines divide listed companies into 13 categories: agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, mining, manufacturing, electricity, gas and water, construction, transportation and warehousing, information technology, wholesale and retail industry, finance, real estate, social services, media, and comprehensive categories. There are 90 major classes and 288 medium classes.

Legal Analysis: ISIC Standard: Agriculture, Forestry, Animal Husbandry and Fishery; mining ; Manufacturing; electricity, heat, gas and water production and ** industry; Construction; wholesale and retail trade ; transportation, warehousing and postal services; accommodation and meals, etc.

Legal basis: "Detailed Classification Standards of the National Standard Industry".

1. Grain planting

Rice cultivation. Wheat cultivation.

Corn planting. Other cereals are grown.

Cultivation of beans, oilseeds and potatoes.

Legumes are grown. Oil planting.

Potato planting. Cotton, hemp, sugar, tobacco cultivation.

Cotton farming. Hemp cultivation.

Sugar cultivation. Tobacco cultivation.

Cultivation of vegetables, edible fungi and horticultural crops.

Vegetable cultivation. Edible mushroom cultivation.

2. Forestry. Forest tree breeding and seedling raising.

Forest tree breeding. Forest tree seedlings.

Afforestation and regeneration.

Forest management and management.

Timber and bamboo harvesting.

Legal analysis: International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (SIC) refers to an industrial classification method formulated and promulgated by authoritative authorities in order to unify the caliber of national economic statistics. Comprehensive, accurate, and unified statistics on economic activities are very necessary for the study of economic theories and the entire national economic issues, for the formulation of economic policies and for the macroeconomic management of the national economy.

The basis of economic statistics for national economic management is the standardization of industrial classification, that is, the standard industrial classification.

Legal basis: ISIC

a—Agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, fishery.

01—Crop and livestock production, hunting and related services.

02—Forestry and Logging.

03—Fisheries and aquaculture.

b—Mining and quarrying.

05—Mining of coal and lignite.

06—Oil and gas extraction.

07—Mining of metal ores.

08—Other mining and quarrying.

09—Mining Auxiliary Services.

Legal analysis: industry standards are standards formulated for technical requirements that do not have national standards and need to be unified within a certain industry in the country. Industry standards shall not contradict relevant national standards.

Relevant industry standards should be coordinated and unified, and should not be duplicated. The industry standard shall be formulated by the relevant administrative department and the competent department of government administration, and shall be reported to the competent administrative department of standardization for the record.

Legal basis: Article 12 of the Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China can formulate industry standards for technical requirements that do not have recommended national standards and need to be unified within a certain industry in the country.

The industry standard shall be formulated by the relevant administrative department and reported to the administrative department of standardization for the record.