Public Notice Period

　The publicity period refers to the period before an object is finally confirmed by the relevant The time period during which the unit announces relevant information to the public or relevant personnel in various ways to listen to different opinions. During this period, if anyone has objections to the publicity content, they can raise it with the publicity unit. After the publicity period, the unit will make a final decision on the object.

　1. National public notice. National publicity means that before the country (government) adopts relevant resolutions, projects and policies, it publicizes relevant drafts to the public and solicits opinions so that different opinions can be heard and final revisions can be made to the drafts. Since national publicity involves the interests of most people and contains a large amount of information, the publicity time is relatively long, generally more than 10 days.

2. Announcement of enterprises and institutions

Public announcement of enterprises and institutions means that after enterprises and institutions make adjustments to the relevant matters of the unit, they will disclose it to the stakeholders. Those who are dissatisfied with this can raise objections to the unit within the publicity period, and the unit will then announce it in different The final decision will be made based on the opinions. The publicity period for enterprises and institutions is generally about one week.

The public notice period is a time limit for public notice and is a product of modern democracy. Its existence undoubtedly listens to different opinions to the maximum extent, meets people’s requirements, safeguards the rights and interests of the majority of people, and is conducive to social stability and harmony. At the same time, a certain time limit will not prevent problems from being solved due to indefinite delays, which improves efficiency.