The reporter learned today that according to the guidance issued jointly by the General Administration of Market Supervision, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Commerce, and the State Administration of Taxation in July of this year, relevant departments will normalize the supervision and enforcement of comprehensive control of tanker fraud. The General Administration of Market Supervision will strengthen supervision of production sources, consolidate the main responsibilities of tanker manufacturers and gas station operators, and urge them to strictly implement the type approval and fraud prevention requirements for measuring instruments. Cooperate with relevant departments to explore the establishment of tanker software and hardware upgrade mechanisms to promote the updating and iteration of anti-fraud technical standards. Resolutely cut off the black and gray industry chain where criminals knowingly participate in the modification of fraudulent equipment and software cracking, and fortify the entire chain from production and sales to use to raise the cost of breaking the law and reduce the motivation for fraud. At the same time, cross-departmental data sharing applications will be piloted through technical means such as big data and the Internet of Things to deepen data sharing with public security, taxation, commerce and other departments. Furthermore, guide all regions to establish a normalized mechanism for reporting leads, cooperation, investigation, and cooperation in cross-regional cases, and at the same time establish regulations and regulations to solve the “difficult to characterize” problem of law enforcement at the grassroots level. In response to pain points such as difficulties in obtaining evidence and characterization in law enforcement at the grassroots level, speed up the introduction of law enforcement guidelines for tanker fraud and electronic data forensics standards, unify national law enforcement standards and discretionary scales, so that the grassroots “have rules to follow and rules to follow” when handling such high-tech law enforcement cases.

The reporter learned today that according to the guidance issued jointly by the General Administration of Market Supervision, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Commerce, and the State Administration of Taxation in July of this year, relevant departments will normalize the supervision and enforcement of comprehensive control of tanker fraud. The General Administration of Market Supervision will strengthen supervision of production sources, consolidate the main responsibilities of tanker manufacturers and gas station operators, and urge them to strictly implement the type approval and fraud prevention requirements for measuring instruments. Cooperate with relevant departments to explore the establishment of tanker software and hardware upgrade mechanisms to promote the updating and iteration of anti-fraud technical standards. Resolutely cut off the black and gray industry chain where criminals knowingly participate in the modification of fraudulent equipment and software cracking, and fortify the entire chain from production and sales to use to raise the cost of breaking the law and reduce the motivation for fraud. At the same time, cross-departmental data sharing applications will be piloted through technical means such as big data and the Internet of Things to deepen data sharing with public security, taxation, commerce and other departments. Furthermore, guide all regions to establish a normalized mechanism for reporting leads, cooperation, investigation, and cooperation in cross-regional cases, and at the same time establish regulations and regulations to solve the “difficult to characterize” problem of law enforcement at the grassroots level. In response to pain points such as difficulties in obtaining evidence and characterization in law enforcement at the grassroots level, speed up the introduction of law enforcement guidelines for tanker fraud and electronic data forensics standards, unify national law enforcement standards and discretionary scales, so that the grassroots “have rules to follow and rules to follow” when handling such high-tech law enforcement cases.