(Adopted at the 27th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yumnang on 17 December 2013, No. 190 of 17 January 2005, No. 190 of the Decree No. 190 of the People's Government Order No. 190 of 17 January 2014, which came into force on 1 March 2014.

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the rational development of the use of air grievous water resources, defence and mitigation of weather disasters, promotion of eco-environment, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Meteorological Act, the Act on Weather-affected weather management.

Article 2 engages in man-made weather and management activities within the administrative areas of the province and should be in compliance with this approach.

Article 3. Governments of more than veterans at the district level should strengthen the leadership of man-made weather-affected weather efforts, integrate man-made weather-affected weather work into weather development planning, establish and improve command and coordination mechanisms for man-made weather impact.

Article IV, in accordance with the manual impact of weather work approved by the Government of the people at the district level, is a public good cause and requires inclusion in the current financial budget.

More than the people at the district level should establish and improve the mechanism for the input of the beneficiaries of tobacco, insurance, etc.

Article 5

Sectors and units such as development reform, industrial and informationization, public safety, civil affairs, finance, land use, environmental protection, agriculture, forestry, water conservation, safety regulation, civil aviation, tobacco and insurance should be manually affected weather-related work in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the Psychiatric campaign of artificially affected weather events, encourage and support the scientific research, technology development and innovation of artificial weather-affected weather events, and promote the diffusion and application of the results of research on weather science and technology.

Chapter II Organizational implementation

Article 7.

Article 8 units engaged in manually affecting weather ground operations should be eligible for legal personality and in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) Facilities such as radio artillery, rocket launch devices and mobile operating vehicles, operating equipment treasury, ammunition treasury are in compliance with national standards and requirements;

(ii) A man-made impact on the soundness of weather command systems and access to specialized communications networks;

(iii) The command and operation personnel are trained, evaluated and qualified by provincial meteorological authorities and are consistent with the mandated number;

(iv) Improvements in systems such as the operation of the air domain declaration system, the operation security management system and the maintenance of operating equipment, transport, storage and custody.

Article 9. Operational points that are artificially affected by weather conditions are determined by local meteorological authorities in accordance with conditions such as climatic characteristics, geography, transport, communications, population density, according to the relevant provisions.

The manual impacts of weather operations identified by the review shall not be subject to unauthorized change; changes are required and should be redefined in accordance with the original procedure.

Article 10 is artificially affected by the construction of weatherfields as a public good cause and the local people's Government should be addressed by law.

The artificial impacts of weather operations should be constructed in accordance with national standards and collected by district-level meteorological authorities.

Any unit and individual shall not intrus the artificially affected weather sites and shall not undermine the destruction, movement of artificially affected weather-specific equipment, facilities.

The communes (communes) that affect the location of weather operations have the duty of the people's Government, the street offices and the village (community) to assist in the protection of artificial weather sites and facilities.

Article 12 The operating units should have the power to possess the personnel, property distribution within their area of high-warning, rocket-launching devices and residues, map safety, and use artificially-affected weather operations should avoid populated areas.

In one of the following cases, more than one of the district-level meteorological authorities should organize man-made weather operations in accordance with the manual weather-impact workplan approved by the local people's Government:

(i) The occurrence of drought or the ongoing increase in drought;

(ii) The ponds water is severely inadequate;

(iii) The potential occurrence of ice weathers that endanger crops;

(iv) The occurrence of forest fires or the long-term high level of fire risk;

(v) Environmental degradation due to weather factors;

(vi) Other circumstances that do require the implementation of artificially affected weather operations.

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level should organize meteorological authorities and relevant departments to establish artificial pre-emptions affecting weather operations and to organize implementation against major sudden public events such as forest fire prevention, pollutant proliferation, environmental pollution.

Article 15 requires the implementation of man-made weather activities across the administrative region, which is determined by the consultation of the people of the relevant state (communes), districts (communes, districts) and communities; consultations are not conceived by the top-level meteorological authorities in relation to the state (communes), districts (communes, districts).

Article 16 implements man-made weather operations, and the meteorological authorities in the field should inform the local public security authorities in advance of the time and geographical scope of the operation. The specific approach to the announcement was developed by provincial meteorological authorities.

During the manual impact on weather operations, the operating units should set a warning signal at the operational point.

Relevant sectors such as meteorology, agriculture, water, forestry, civil affairs and environmental protection should provide, in a timely manner, information on the meteorological information required for the implementation of man-made weather operations, floods, hydrology, fire, pollution status.

Article 18 uses high-radio, rocket-launching devices to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations, which should operate strictly in accordance with the air area and operational time frame approved by the flight control sector, and should be reported immediately upon in accordance with the regulations.

In the course of the operation, it is important to suspend operations immediately when it found that flights or had received instructions from the flight control sector to suspend operations.

Article 19 uses aircraft to carry out man-affected weather operations, with provincial meteorological authorities applying for airfields and operational time to the flight control sector, and is responsible for organizing implementation in the approved air area and within time frames.

The required aircraft is provided by the relevant units of the provincial meteorological authorities. The flight control sector, the airport administration should carry out manually impact weather operations plans based on aircraft submitted by the operating units and provide support and collaboration in areas such as airfield coordination, aircraft degradation and ground safety.

After the completion of the manual impact on weather operations, the operating units should record the actual records of the hours of operation, its strengths, tools, the types and use of ammunition, operational airfield applications and repayments, operational effectiveness and timely archiving.

Chapter III Security management

Article 21 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the safety management of man-made weather-affected weather operations and establish a system of responsibility for the safe production of weather-affected weather conditions. Meteorological authorities should organize operational units to develop artificially affected weather safety accidents.

Operations units should conduct personal accidental injury insurance for artificially affected weather operators.

The implementation of artificially affected weather operations should strictly implement operational norms and operational protocols and accept the supervision and management of more meteorological authorities at the district level.

Article 23 imposes high-launching, rocket-launching devices, shells and rockets that affect weather operations.

The man-made high-radio, rocket launch devices, artillery shells, rockets can only be used for manual weather operations and post-implementation tests, boy training.

Article 24 provides for the transport, storage and storage of high-radio, rocket-launching devices, shells, rockets that affect weather operations and should be in compliance with national legislation, regulations and regulations relating to weapons equipment, explosive items management.

During the operation, the required fixed operational points could be stored on a temporary basis by shells, rockets and specialist management, escorts. The operational units should establish registration and management systems for operational shells, rocket storage, use and distribution.

Article 25. Any other units, individuals shall not be allowed to procure and transfer.

Article 26 prohibits the detection of unqualified high-launched artillery, rocket launch devices and artillery, rockets.

The destruction of high-radio, rocket-launching devices, as well as shells and rockets that have occurred and surpassed the effective period, is handled by the provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 27

Article 28, which has a man-made impact on weather events, should report immediately on the local people's governments and senior-level meteorological authorities and be disposed of in a timely manner in accordance with the pre-emptions to artificially affect weather safety accidents.

As a result of the introduction of artificially affecting weather operations, the Government of the people and the relevant sectors of the approval of the operation are dealt with by law.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 29, Meteorological authorities and their staff, in violation of this approach, commit negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are rectified by the unit of the institution or by the superior authorities; in serious circumstances, by law; and constitute a crime and are criminally criminalized by law.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, has one of the following acts by artificially affecting weather operations units or operators, which are converted by an order of responsibility of more than ministrative meteorological authorities at the district level, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for operating units, which may impose a fine of up to 500,000 dollars for operating personnel; damage to others should be borne by law:

(i) A man-made impact on weather operations without the operating points collected by meteorological authorities;

(ii) No record and archiving of operational implementation;

(iii) Violations of manually affecting weather operations norms and operating protocols;

(iv) Be used to detect unqualified high-launching, rocket-launching devices and more effective-time shells, rockets.

Article 31, in violation of other acts under this approach, punishes the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, the State Department's Code on the Physical Impact of Weathers.

Chapter V

Article 32