Starting November 1, 2026, new CCC certification rules for electric bicycles, toys, and children's vehicles will take effect. Electric bicycles must now feature a one-vehicle, one-battery, one-charger, and one-code system, with mandatory certificates of conformity required at the factory level.
New national standards for medical escort services will also launch on November 1, defining 12 permitted service categories, including appointment scheduling, medication collection, and administrative assistance. Simultaneously, four new health and safety standards for school lighting and children's products will be implemented.
Tax regulations will be updated on November 1, incorporating social security payment violations into a national penalty system. Employers failing to pay social security face fines up to three times the amount, and agreements where employees voluntarily waive social security coverage are declared legally void.
New safety and management regulations will take effect across various sectors, including a revised national standard for infectious disease disinfection and updated management rules for martyr memorial facilities. In Yunnan, safety production fines for enterprises will increase, with the starting penalty rising to ¥20,000.
In Chengdu, new management measures for residential maintenance funds will allow emergency access to funds for eight specific scenarios, such as elevator malfunctions, roof damage, and severe fire safety system failures. These regulations are set to be implemented starting November 1.
