Does the Commerce Bureau have enforcement powers?

The Commerce Bureau has the power to enforce laws.

The Commerce Bureau is an administrative agency and of course has administrative law enforcement power. The administrative law enforcement department generally refers to the local administrative law enforcement bureau. The formal meaning is the administrative subject with administrative law enforcement power.

The functions of the Commerce Bureau are:

1. Implement national, provincial and municipal policies on investment promotion, international and domestic economic cooperation, opening to the outside world, investment promotion, domestic and foreign trade and port construction. Develop strategies, guidelines, and policies;

2. Formulate and organize the implementation of regulations, systems, standards, and development plans in the business field;

3. Investigate and study major issues in the distribution and catering service industries Issues and put forward policy suggestions;

4. Responsible for foreign economic cooperation;

5. Responsible for formulating and organizing the implementation of port development plans and managing port work.

The recruitment conditions of the Bureau of Commerce are:

1. College degree or above, under 35 years old;

2. Abide by laws and regulations, and have good conduct;

3. Good health and able to endure hardships and stand hard work.

Legal basis:

"Procedural Regulations on Commercial Administrative Punishments"

Article 2

The competent commercial department shall implement administrative penalties and carry out Supervision and inspection, investigation and evidence collection and other activities related to administrative penalties shall comply with the Administrative Penalty Law and relevant laws, regulations, rules and these regulations.