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Overview
This record is an original English reference summary of a regional policy instrument. It identifies the current edition, issuing authorities, geographic scope and operating structure without reproducing the complete official list.
Current; supporting management measures are in trial implementation.
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Scope and sectors
Fuzhou, Xiamen and Pingtan areas of the China (Fujian) Pilot Free Trade Zone.
Pharmaceutical
Internet of Vehicles
Retail
Aircraft maintenance
- Published scenarios
- 26
- Published data items
- 298
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How to use the framework
- Confirm registration in a Fujian FTZ area.
- Map the transfer to the official sector, scenario and data-item structure.
- Submit the required local filing materials.
- Follow the official result and applicable national route.
- Maintain change, incident and supervision records.
Relationship with national routes
Data outside a published local list may benefit from the regional facilitation mechanism only within the document's scope. Data inside the list is routed to the applicable national mechanism, which may include security assessment, a personal-information export standard contract or certification. Sectoral, important-data and other special controls continue to apply.
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Practical reading notes
- The official interpretation reports 26 scenarios and 298 data items.
- The management framework is a trial policy, not a provincial law.
- Cross-region use depends on the receiving region's published mechanism.
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Official sources
- Local official notice
- Official list attachment
- Management measures
- Official interpretation
- National CAC directory
Local metadata is cross-checked against the national CAC negative-list directory. The official Chinese notice and attachment prevail.
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Public content boundary
This page does not reproduce the full list, provide a translated list table, decide whether a specific transfer qualifies, or replace a filing or legal analysis. This website is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. The Chinese text shall prevail. Users should consult qualified legal counsel for specific matters.