Several public questions recently answered by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
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Let’s wait for the detailed rules; there’s a major reshuffle in the industry
According to the responses, companies still need to obtain relevant qualifications, and the three-level review system remains unchanged; however, it seems that no certification is required for the review process.
Let’s wait for the official document...
Just waiting for the official documents and to see the response; it should be happening this year.
One company suggests making changes in this way, while another says they should be made that way. Changes are necessary; it just depends on which party is more persuasive. More changes will be made according to the opinions of the more persuasive party, and through mutual compromise, a half-baked document will be created to be tried out for 1.2 years before further action is taken. .
It is estimated to have been changed to Professional Competency Assessment.
Looking at the draft guidelines for the management of the consulting industry, the Development and Reform Commission does not grant qualifications to consulting firms, and projects are not subject to any restrictions related to such qualifications. Then what’s the point? Who would still pursue certifications?
Consult regarding that qualification, which was previously of a registration type and has now been included in the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security’s \"Catalogue of Professional Qualifications\". The audit of pressure vessels is rather awkward in this regard, as it has not been included in the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security’s \"Catalogue of Professional Qualifications\" once again. If such an audit is imposed forcibly, it will conflict with the requirements for simplifying professional qualifications mentioned above.
The Special Equipment Law has not been amended accordingly; perhaps the General Administration for Quality Supervision lacks the authority to make such changes?