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住房和城乡建设部
The national ministry for housing and urban-rural construction, including construction-market policy, engineering standards and housing regulation.
MOHURD develops national construction and housing frameworks, while project permits, contractor supervision, inspections and local housing measures are implemented through provincial and municipal departments. A project must be mapped by location, type, scale and participants.
Separate project approval from contractor qualification, mandatory engineering standards, construction permitting, completion acceptance and local housing controls.
The ministry's framework covers construction permits, enterprise qualifications, engineering standards, project quality and safety, housing policy and urban-rural development administration.
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Develops housing and construction rules and standards, regulates important parts of the construction market and guides housing and urban development policy.
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These concepts distinguish permission to build, technical compliance, participant qualifications and responsibility for finished-project quality.
Project-specific authorization to begin covered construction work after required planning, land, design and other prerequisites are satisfied.
A technical rule for design, construction, materials or acceptance; mandatory provisions can define baseline compliance independently of contract terms.
Residential property and housing-policy regulation, including local measures that may differ from construction-market requirements.
An enterprise undertaking construction work whose qualification category and grade may limit the project types and scale it can perform.
Compliance of survey, design, materials and construction with required standards, supported by inspection, acceptance and participant accountability.
The review date describes when the listed primary sources were checked. It is not a guarantee that jurisdiction remains unchanged after that date.
Confirm project location and classification, participant qualifications, permit status, applicable mandatory standards, inspection records and completion-acceptance requirements.
