Which blacklists of poor quality scientific journals are run formally by a government agency?

Question

I read on Nature News China introduces sweeping reforms to crack down on academic misconduct (mirror) 2018-06-08:

The policy also states that MOST [the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology] will establish a blacklist of ‘poor quality’ scientific journals, including domestic and international titles. Scientists who publish in these journals will receive a warning, and those papers will not be considered in assessments for promotions, jobs and grants. A couple of such blacklists already exist, but rarely are they run formally by a government agency.

Which blacklists of poor quality scientific journals are run formally by a government agency (aside from the blacklist created for the policy presented in this news article)?

Answer 1

Here's one:

• The Ministry of Education (MOE) of Malaysia have blacklisted (at least) four publishers. I don't know how to find the official source, but the list can be accessed from at least two university websites: Universiti Utara Malaysia and University Teknologi Malaysia.