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How does China regulate the international trade of cultural relics?
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For cultural relics, as well as wildlife, plants, and their products, where other laws or administrative regulations prohibit or restrict import or export, such provisions shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant laws and administrative regulations.
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Under what circumstances may China impose restrictions on international trade in services?
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The State may prohibit or restrict relevant international trade in services, or take other necessary measures, for the following reasons:
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To safeguard national security, public interest, or public morality;
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To protect human health or safety, the life or health of animals or plants, or the environment;
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To establish or accelerate the development of a specific domestic service industry;
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To ensure balance of payments in foreign exchange;
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Where laws or administrative regulations otherwise provide for the prohibition or restriction of relevant international trade in services, or the adoption of other necessary measures;
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Where international treaties or agreements to which the People's Republic of China is a party provide for the prohibition or restriction of relevant international trade in services, or the adoption of other necessary measures;
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Other cases where it is necessary to prohibit or restrict relevant international trade in services, or to take other necessary measures.
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How does China regulate international trade in services provided by overseas service suppliers?
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The State implements a negative list management system for cross-border trade in services conducted by overseas service providers through modes such as cross-border delivery, consumption abroad, and movement of natural persons.
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How is the negative list formulated?
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The foreign trade authority under the State Council, together with other relevant departments of the State Council, shall formulate, adjust, and publish the negative list for cross-border trade in services.
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What laws and regulations must overseas service providers comply with?
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Overseas service providers engaging in international trade in services through the mode of commercial presence shall comply with the provisions of laws and administrative regulations such as the Foreign Investment Law of the People's Republic of China.
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