I. Functions of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Anhui Province
As an ad hoc organization directly under the provincial government, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Anhui Province is mainly responsible for performing the investor's duties on behalf of the provincial government in accordance with the law and supervising the provincial operating state-owned assets. This function requires SASAC to formulate and implement state-owned assets supervision policies and regulations to ensure the safe, complete and efficient operation of state-owned assets.
Two, supervise the maintenance and appreciation of state-owned assets of enterprises
The core task of SASAC is to supervise the operation of state-owned assets and ensure the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets. This includes supervising and evaluating the financial status, business performance and risk control of enterprises, promoting enterprises to optimize resource allocation and improving economic and social benefits.
Third, promote the reform and development of state-owned enterprises.
SASAC also undertakes the important task of promoting the reform and development of state-owned enterprises. Including promoting the shareholding system reform and mixed ownership reform of state-owned enterprises, optimizing the governance structure of state-owned enterprises, and improving market competitiveness and innovation ability.
Fourth, coordination and cooperation with other departments.
In the process of performing its duties, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Anhui Province needs to closely coordinate with other departments of the provincial government, regulatory agencies and enterprises themselves. Through information sharing and policy coordination, * * * will promote the healthy development and preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets.
To sum up:
As an ad hoc organization directly under the provincial government, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Anhui Province plays an important role in representing the provincial government in fulfilling the responsibilities of investors, supervising the provincial operating state-owned assets, supervising the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets of enterprises, and promoting the reform and development of state-owned enterprises. By formulating policies and regulations, supervising operations and promoting reforms, we will ensure the safe, complete and efficient operation of state-owned assets and make contributions to the economic and social development of Anhui Province.
Legal basis:
Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on State-owned Assets of Enterprises
Article 3 provides that:
State-owned assets belong to the state, that is, all the people. The State Council exercises the ownership of state-owned assets on behalf of the state.
Article 6 provides that:
The State Council and the local people's governments should strictly implement the laws and regulations on the management of state-owned assets, adhere to the separation of the government's social public management functions from the functions of state-owned assets investors, and adhere to the separation of government from enterprises and the separation of ownership and management rights. State-owned assets supervision and administration institutions do not exercise the government's social public management functions, and other government agencies and departments do not perform the duties of investors in state-owned assets of enterprises.
Article 7 provides that:
People's governments at all levels should strictly implement the laws and regulations on the management of state-owned assets, adhere to the separation of government social public management functions from the functions of state-owned assets investors, adhere to the separation of government from enterprises, and implement the separation of ownership and management rights. State-owned assets supervision and administration institutions do not exercise the government's social public management functions, and other government agencies and departments do not perform the duties of investors in state-owned assets of enterprises.