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| − | The administration is charged with such tasks as to study and put forward policies, guidelines and strategies for the development of the [[civil aviation]] industry, draft | + | The administration is charged with such tasks as to study and put forward policies, guidelines and strategies for the development of the [[civil aviation]] industry, draft [[laws]] and regulations for civil aviation, and supervise their implementation once they are adopted, promote and guide structural reform of the civil aviation industry and enterprise reform. |
It is made up of 11 departments: the general affairs office, air safety office, regulation planning, science and technology department, finance department, personnel and education department, international cooperation department, transport department, flying standards department, air craft airworthiness department, airport department and public security department. | It is made up of 11 departments: the general affairs office, air safety office, regulation planning, science and technology department, finance department, personnel and education department, international cooperation department, transport department, flying standards department, air craft airworthiness department, airport department and public security department. | ||
[[Category: Organizations directly under the State Council]] | [[Category: Organizations directly under the State Council]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:54, 10 September 2009
The administration is charged with such tasks as to study and put forward policies, guidelines and strategies for the development of the civil aviation industry, draft laws and regulations for civil aviation, and supervise their implementation once they are adopted, promote and guide structural reform of the civil aviation industry and enterprise reform.
It is made up of 11 departments: the general affairs office, air safety office, regulation planning, science and technology department, finance department, personnel and education department, international cooperation department, transport department, flying standards department, air craft airworthiness department, airport department and public security department.
