gongbei customs

Gongbei Customs of the people's Republic of China

synonym

Gongbei Customs generally refers to Gongbei Customs of the people's Republic of China

Gongbei Customs of the people's Republic of China is a department level customs directly under the leadership of the General Administration of customs. It was originally built on April 2, 1887. It was renamed Gongbei Customs in January 1950 and approved by the State Council in June 1984. The area covers Zhuhai and Zhongshan. There are 11 first-class ports, 7 second-class ports and 2 midway supervision stations.

Historical evolution

The predecessor of Gongbei Customs is Gongbei Customs. With the permission of the Qing government, on April 2, 1887 (the 13th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty), lege (Hungarian) took over the permanent tariff factories of maliuzhou and Qianshan and their three anti smuggling cards in Gongbei. Gongbei pass (Yangguan) was officially established, with its headquarters in Macao.

On November 15, 1949, the Shiqi military control committee of the people's Liberation Army took over the Gongbei Customs, ending the 62 year history of the foreign tax department's rule of Gongbei Customs.

In January 1950, the General Administration of Customs announced that Gongbei Customs was officially named "Gongbei Customs of the people's Republic of China", which was under the dual leadership of the General Administration of customs and the South China Customs. In the same year, the office of the tax department of the former Gongbei Customs in Macao moved to Gongbei one after another.

On January 2, 1951, the General Administration of Customs issued a document to change Gongbei Customs into a separate customs office under the leadership of Jiangmen Customs.

In 1953, Gongbei sub Customs was combined with Qianshan working group of Shiqi branch of Guangzhou Foreign Trade Bureau.

From 1955 to 1956, according to the requirements of the higher authorities, the functions of the foreign trade department undertaken by Gongbei Customs branch were gradually transferred to the relevant units.

In 1956, with the simplification of the entry-exit policy of Hong Kong and Macao compatriots and the sharp increase in the number of inbound and outbound passengers at Gongbei port, the Ministry of foreign trade decided to transform Gongbei sub customs into Gongbei Customs from August 15, 1956, and Jiangmen Customs into sub customs, which, together with Shiqi sub customs, would be under the leadership of Gongbei Customs.

In 1966, the National Cultural Revolution was launched. In 1969, Gongbei Customs Revolutionary Committee was established, which was composed of customs, health inspection and animal and plant inspection. In 1972, health inspection and animal and plant inspection withdrew from Gongbei Customs Revolutionary Committee.

In 1978, Gongbei Customs reform committee was abolished.

On February 9, 1980, the State Council issued a document to decide that the national customs system should be put under the unified management of the central government. Gongbei Customs is designated as a department level organization.

In order to adapt to the new situation after the reform and opening up, the State Council approved in June 1984 that Gongbei Customs was upgraded to a bureau level organization.

On December 28, 1985, Gongbei Customs moved from No.24 Lianhua Road to Qiaoguang road building.

On January 1, 2006, he moved from 118 Qiaoguang road to 18 Shuiwan road.

On April 20, 2018, in accordance with the institutional reform plan, the entry-exit inspection and quarantine management responsibilities and teams were assigned to the customs. The former Zhuhai entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau merged with Gongbei Customs to promote the institutional reform and Reform in various fields, straighten out the responsibility relationship, optimize the function allocation, and start a new journey of building a new socialist customs.

Main responsibilities

（1） To be responsible for the implementation of the guidelines, policies and decisions of the Party Central Committee and the State Council on customs work in the customs areas, to adhere to and strengthen the party's centralized and unified leadership over customs work in the process of performing their duties, and to fulfill the responsibility of comprehensively and strictly administering the party. (2) to be responsible for implementing the laws, regulations and rules related to customs administration. Normative documents and relevant technical specifications, responsible for tax collection, supervision, anti smuggling, entry-exit inspection and quarantine, statistics, etc. (3) monitor, study and judge all kinds of law enforcement risks, management risks and clean government risks in the customs area, organize prevention and resolution, and be responsible for the construction of grass-roots party organizations, team building and daily management in the customs area. (4) to complete other tasks assigned by the General Administration of customs.

Organization setup

Internal organization

Office (Party Committee Office)

Laws and Regulations Division

General business division

Free trade zone and special regional development division

Customs Division

Health and Quarantine Division

Animal and Plant Quarantine Division

Import and export food safety division

Commodity Inspection Division

Port Supervision Division

Statistical Analysis Service

Division of enterprise management and audit

Anti smuggling Bureau

Finance Office

Science and Technology Division

Internal audit division of inspectors

Personnel department (Organization Department of Party committee)

Education Section

Party committee (Office of Ideological and political work, Propaganda Department of Party committee, patrol office of Party committee)

Supervision Office (discipline inspection group of Party committee)

Office of retired cadres

Subordinate organization

Zhongshan customs

Gaolan customs

Wan Chai customs

Jiuzhou customs

Wanshan customs

Gate customs

Customs of Hong Kong Zhuhai Macao Bridge

Qingmao customs

Xiangzhou customs

Hengqin customs

Doumen customs

Zhongshan port customs

Gongbei Customs Risk Prevention and control branch

 

government-affiliated institutions

Logistics Management Center

Data sub center

Technology Center

Health center

 

Leadership information

Liu Xiaohui, director of Gongbei Customs and Secretary of the Party committee

Male, born in July 1962, of Manchu nationality in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, is a member of the Communist Party of China with a master's degree. He is now the director of Gongbei Customs and Secretary of the Party committee (bureau level). He started work in July 1987 and has been the director and Secretary of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since August 2018.

Li Feng, deputy director of Gongbei Customs and member of the Party committee

Male, born in January 1963, Han nationality, from Huantai, Shandong Province, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a university degree, is currently the vice-president of Gongbei Customs and a member of the Party committee (at the level of deputy department and bureau). He joined the work in August 1982 and has been deputy director and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since September 2019.

Wang Jianyuan, member of the Gongbei Customs Party committee, director and inspector general of the anti smuggling Bureau, Secretary of the Party group of the Bureau (deputy department level)

Male, born in October 1960, Han nationality, born in Beijing, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a college degree in the Party school, is currently a member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs, director and inspector general of the anti smuggling Bureau, and Secretary of the Party group of the Bureau (at the level of deputy department and bureau). He joined the work in October 1979 and has been a member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since March 2016, director and inspector general of the anti smuggling Bureau and Secretary of the Party group of the Bureau (at the level of deputy department and bureau).

He Hongkai, deputy director and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs

Male, born in November 1964, Han nationality, born in Xingning, Guangdong Province, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a university degree, is currently vice-president of Gongbei Customs and member of the Party committee (at the level of deputy department and bureau). He joined the work in June 1987 and has been deputy director and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since August 2018.

Yu Bin, director of the political department and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs

Female, born in January 1968, Han nationality, from Liuhe, Jilin Province, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a master's degree, is currently director of the political department and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs. He started work in April 1991 and has been director of the political department and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since August 2018.

Huang Xinmin, deputy director and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs

Male, born in June 1962, Han nationality, from Qianshan, Anhui Province, a member of the Communist Party of China (CPC), with a master's degree, is currently the vice director of Gongbei Customs and member of the Party committee (at the level of deputy department). He joined the work in August 1982 and has been deputy director and member of the Party committee of Gongbei Customs since August 2018.

Xiong Zhenguo, deputy director of Gongbei Customs, member of CPC Committee and director of Zhongshan customs (at the level of deputy department and bureau)

Male, born in May 1966, Han nationality, from Xinyang, Henan Province, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a university degree, started work in July 1988. He is now the vice-president of Gongbei Customs, member of the Party committee and Zhongshan sea