legal analysis: the use of rectification measures for canteen funds to run a good school canteen is not only related to the image of the school, but also to the physical and mental health of students. From the height of practicing Theory of Three Represents, our school has always strengthened organizational leadership and improved the financial system of canteens. Under the premise of ensuring the hygiene and safety of canteen food, scientifically and reasonably formulate daily recipes to improve the quality of food; Efforts should be made to reduce expenditure costs, adhere to the financial principle of balance of payments and slight savings, and truly make the school canteen a service window for all students to enjoy high-quality and low-cost nutritious meals. After self-inspection and self-examination, our school found that the imbalance of funds in our canteen caused the excessive balance of funds. According to the spirit of the superior document, combined with the reality of our school and

legal basis: Measures for the Administration of Industry Standards of the People's Republic of China

Article 1 In order to strengthen the administration of industry standards and ensure the coordination and unification of industry standards, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions of the Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China and the Regulations for the Implementation of the Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China.

article 2 industry standards are standards for technical requirements that need to be unified within a certain industry in China without national standards. Industry standards shall not conflict with relevant national standards. The relevant industry standards should be coordinated and unified, and should not be repeated. Industry standards shall be abolished after the implementation of the corresponding national standards.

Article 3 Industry standards (including the production of standard samples) may be formulated for the following technical requirements that need to be unified within the industry scope:

(1) General technical languages such as technical terms, symbols, codes (including codes), file formats and drawing methods;

(2) varieties, specifications, performance parameters, quality indicators, test methods and safety and hygiene requirements of industrial and agricultural products;

(3) the design, production, inspection, packaging, storage, transportation, use and maintenance methods of industrial and agricultural products, and the safety and hygiene requirements in the process of production, storage and transportation;

(4) technical requirements for general parts;

(5) product structure elements and requirements for interchangeability and cooperation;

(6) technical requirements and methods for survey, planning, design, construction and acceptance of engineering construction;

(7) technical requirements of information, energy, resources, transportation and management technology.