What is the state's policy on setting up stalls in 2020?

In 2020, the state's policy of setting up stalls is "five certificates and one persistence", allowing the establishment of temporary road stalls; Allow street shops to operate temporarily; Allow large shopping malls to carry out career promotion; Allow mobile vendors to sell and operate; Allow internet rental bicycle companies to expand parking areas; Adhere to flexible law enforcement and prudent and inclusive supervision.

Earlier, Premier Li Keqiang emphasized at the the State Council executive meeting that the interests of small traders should be respected, and they are also part of the vitality of the city.

At the National "Two Sessions" held this year, Yang Baoling, a representative of the National People's Congress, also suggested that while further strengthening the standardization of urban management, we should adjust measures to local conditions, release the greatest vitality of the "stall economy" and give the "stall economy" and practitioners legal status.

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Booth economy

The vendor economy has always been an important part of urban economy, and it is also an important symbol of urban fireworks. It seems insignificant, but it is a major event related to the modernization of urban governance system and governance capacity.

Chengdu has set up 1595 temporary stalls and stalls (including 598 temporary express delivery points and 174 temporary night markets), allowed 18260 temporary crossing points, 88 large shopping malls, allowed 16384 mobile vendors to operate, and increased the number of temporary internet rental bicycles by 5,000.

Sanya Municipal People's Government-our province allows temporary occupation of roads and stalls in urban areas.

Sichuan provincial people's government-continue to allow temporary occupation of roads; Chengdu will continue to implement the "five certificates"