State Administration for Market Regulation releases regulations to stop the abuse of administrative power to exclude or restrict competition.

According to the regulations, the State Administration for Market Regulation is responsible for the unified law enforcement work against anti-monopoly actions that abuse administrative power to exclude or restrict competition. When provincial market supervision departments handle cases of abusing administrative power to exclude or restrict competition and find that it is not within their jurisdiction, or even if it is within their jurisdiction but it is necessary for the Market Supervision Administration to handle it, they should promptly report it to the Market Supervision Administration.