GB/T 39444-2020General framework for standard system of public credit information (English PDF)

3.1 Public credit information

Credit information related to various entities generated in the process of performing duties and providing services by departments that perform public functions in accordance with the law.

Note. The departments that exercise public functions in accordance with the law include administrative agencies, judicial agencies, and enterprises, institutions and social organizations that exercise public management (service) functions in accordance with the law.

3.2 standard

Through standardization activities, and in accordance with the prescribed procedures, they are formulated by consensus to provide rules, guidelines or characteristics for various activities or their results for

Commonly used and reused files.

Note 1.The standard should be based on the comprehensive results of science, technology and experience.

Note 2.The prescribed procedure refers to the standard setting procedure promulgated by the organization that sets the standard.

Note 3.Such as international standards, regional standards, national standards, etc., because they can be publicly available and if necessary, they can be revised or revised to keep pace with the latest technological level.

Therefore they are considered to constitute recognized technical rules. Standards passed at other levels, such as professional association (academic) standards, corporate standards, etc., can affect several countries geographically.

[GB/T 20000.1-2014, definition 5.3]

3.3 standardization

In order to obtain the best order within the established scope, promote common benefits, establish common use and repeated use for actual or potential problems

And the activities of preparing, publishing and applying documents.

Note 1.The terms established by standardization activities can form standardized documents, including standards and other standardized documents.

Note 2.The main benefit of standardization is to improve their applicability for the intended purpose of products, processes or services, and promote trade, exchanges and technical cooperation.