responsible person of the office for open government information work. If citizens requesting disclosure of government information have trouble reading or obstacles to hearing and seeing,administrative agencies should provide them with necessary assistance. Chapter VI.Supervision and Safeguards Article 29.People's governments at all levels should establish and perfect inspection,social appraisal and accountability systems for open government information work to carry out periodic inspection and appraisal of open government information work. Article 30.The departments in charge of open government information work and the supervision agencies shall be responsible for supervising and inspecting the implementation of open government information by administrative agencies. Article 31.Administrative agencies at all levels should publish their annual reports on open government information work before March 31 each year. Article 32.The annual report on open government information work should include the following contents: 1)Information on disclosing government information on the administrative agency's own initiative; 2)Information on disclosing government information public upon request and of requests for government information that are denied; 3)Information on fee collection and fee reductions and exemptions concerning open government information; 4)Information on applications for administrative reconsideration and filing of administrative lawsuits in respect of open government information; 5)The main problems existing in open government information work and the information on improvements thereof;and 6)Other items that need to be reported. Article 33.If citizens,legal persons or other organizations believe an administrative agency has failed to fulfill,in accordance with the law,its obligations in respect of open government information,they may report it to the higher level administrative agency,the supervision agency or the department in charge of open government information.The agency that receives the report should investigate and handle it. If citizens,legal persons or other organizations believe a specific administrative action of an administrative agency in its open government information work has infringed their lawful rights and interests,they may,in accordance with the law,apply for administrative reconsideration or file an administrative lawsuit. 88 responsible person of the office for open government information work. If citizens requesting disclosure of government information have trouble reading or obstacles to hearing and seeing, administrative agencies should provide them with necessary assistance. Chapter VI. Supervision and Safeguards Article 29. People’s governments at all levels should establish and perfect inspection, social appraisal and accountability systems for open government information work to carry out periodic inspection and appraisal of open government information work. Article 30. The departments in charge of open government information work and the supervision agencies shall be responsible for supervising and inspecting the implementation of open government information by administrative agencies. Article 31. Administrative agencies at all levels should publish their annual reports on open government information work before March 31 each year. Article 32. The annual report on open government information work should include the following contents: 1) Information on disclosing government information on the administrative agency’s own initiative; 2) Information on disclosing government information public upon request and of requests for government information that are denied; 3) Information on fee collection and fee reductions and exemptions concerning open government information; 4) Information on applications for administrative reconsideration and filing of administrative lawsuits in respect of open government information; 5) The main problems existing in open government information work and the information on improvements thereof; and 6) Other items that need to be reported. Article 33. If citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe an administrative agency has failed to fulfill, in accordance with the law, its obligations in respect of open government information, they may report it to the higher level administrative agency, the supervision agency or the department in charge of open government information. The agency that receives the report should investigate and handle it. If citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe a specific administrative action of an administrative agency in its open government information work has infringed their lawful rights and interests, they may, in accordance with the law, apply for administrative reconsideration or file an administrative lawsuit