T/HCA 0003-2024 Harbin Municipal Standard for Evaluation of Contract-abiding and Credit-relying Enterprises
T/HCA 0003-2024 Harbin Municipal Standard for Evaluation of Contract-abiding and Credit-relying Enterprises
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Scope
Scope: This document applies to the evaluation of contractual integrity and creditworthiness of member units of the Harbin City Credit Association in the market entities. This document can be used as a reference for non-members of the Harbin City Credit Association to evaluate the contractual integrity and creditworthiness of market entities. Main technical content: 3.1 Terms and definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.13.2 Contract: An agreement that is concluded through offers, promises, or other means, and which is binding on the parties and stipulates their rights and obligations. 3.33.4 Credit: The willingness and ability of an individual or organization to fulfill their commitments. Note 1: Commitments include those stipulated by laws, regulations, and mandatory standards; contractual provisions; and social responsibilities such as reasonable social expectations. Note 2: In the economic field, credit is equivalent to transaction credit, which refers to the ability of all parties to a transaction to obtain funds, materials, or services on the basis of trust without immediate payment or guarantees. This ability is conditional on fulfilling obligations within a specified timeframe and can be directly measured in monetary units. Note 3: In the social field, credit is difficult to measure in monetary terms. [Source: GB/T 22117-2018, Section 2.1] 4. Basic requirements 4.1 The evaluation of contractual integrity and creditworthiness of enterprises in Harbin City specified in this document is fully consistent with national policy requirements. 4.2 The Harbin City Credit Association recognizes the enterprise rating status of all enterprises participating in the evaluation of contractual integrity and creditworthiness in Harbin City and can cumulatively calculate the years of evaluation. 5. Evaluation principles 5.1 Data and materials for evaluation should be true and accurate. 5.2 Data and materials for evaluation should be representat