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Does registering public utilities mean ending the affiliation? !

2015-11-09View Original

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RT, does registering public utilities mean that the affiliation status has to be revoked? ! It won’t be possible to use it as a proxy anymore! What has the reform become like?
Reply #22015-11-09
Does registering public utilities mean ending the affiliation? ! It won’t be possible to use it as a proxy anymore! What has become of the reform? I haven’t heard anything about it!
Reply #32015-11-09
Weren’t there no exams at all this year? I don’t know what policy was implemented
Reply #42015-11-09
Affiliation has **always been prohibited**; it’s just that after the simplification of administrative procedures, chemical engineering design institutes may have a reduced need for registration certificates in certain specialties.
Reply #52015-11-10
Mm, in that case, it really dampens my enthusiasm :(
Reply #62015-11-12
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Reply #72015-11-15
You can take a look at the leader’s speech: Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development: Striving to issue practice signature documents for engineers in the fields of chemicals, utility equipment, and electrical engineering – Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1497366-1-1.html
Reply #82015-12-01
I think it’s very difficult to put an end to this practice of affiliation. Imagine that it are usually small companies that need certificates, and those who hold such certificates will not give up their relatively stable jobs just for the money associated with those certificates. As a result, a market for fake certifications will inevitably emerge; even if policies are introduced to crack down on this practice, countermeasures will still be found. As the saying goes, for every inch the virtue advances, the evil advances an inch as well.
Reply #92015-12-29
It still has to be taken; it might not be of much use in the future
Reply #102016-01-06
Let’s wait and see. But getting a certificate related to one’s job should still be possible

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