(Adopted at the twelfth 16th ordinary session of the People's Government of Chiang Mai, on 4 December 2013, by Decree No. 199 of 27 January 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 199 of 27 January 2014.

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the monitoring of the sources of pollution, the regulation of the licensor is governed by the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations such as the Instruction Control of Hazardous Wastes in the People's Republic of China, the Water Pollution Control Act of the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China, the Economic Community of China, the Environmental Protection Regulations of the Province of the Sudan.

Article 2 contains the following emission pollutant units within the territorial administration and shall be subject to an exclusive licence:

(i) Emission of atmospheric pollutants;

(ii) Emission of other wastewater and sewage from hazardous substances such as industrial wastewater, medical sewage and toxic substances such as heavy metals, vectors;

(iii) Operating sewerage centres, such as towns, industrial parks or development zones;

(iv) Operationalization of avian breeding site;

(v) Other acts that should be subject to an exclusive licence under the law.

The dumping of solid wastes, releases of pollutant emissions from planting, non-scale poultry breeding plantations, mobile pollutant emissions, such as motor vehicles, railway vehicles, ship, aircraft, etc., pollutants, and radioactive and electromagnetic radiation emissions from nuclear facilities and nuclear technology applications, electromagnetic radiation projects are not applicable.

Article 3 encourages IOM to use advanced technology and management tools to sustain the reduction of total pollutant emissions. Total emission targets for emission reductions in nutrient units may be retained after the approval of the environmental protection authorities, or the transfer of compensation. Specific implementation options were developed by the Government of the Provincial People.

Article IV. Environmental protection authorities at all levels should take into account, inter alia, environmental functionality requirements, pollution emission reduction targets, industrial slander performance, and the emissions of pollutant units allocated by science.

Article 5 Environmental protection authorities in the provinces implement harmonized oversight guidance on the management of smuggle licences. The environmental protection authorities at all levels are responsible for the management of the nuclear distribution and supervision of the licence in the present administration, in accordance with their regular oversight authority.

The exclusive licence management authority is disputed and is determined by the parties in question at the highest level of environmental protection authorities.

Chapter II Conditions and procedures for licensing

Article 6. Emissions shall be issued by an emission polluter.

Article 7

(i) Construction of a project environmental impact evaluation document, which is approved by the competent environmental protection authorities with the authorization or re-exploited in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) There is a capacity to control pollution and pollutant treatment consistent with national and local standards. Environmentally contaminated governance facilities are entrusted to operate and the operating units should have access to the operation of environmental contaminated governance facilities;

(iii) The registration of slander declarations in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) Establish, in accordance with the provisions, an emergency response programme for contaminated accidents with facilities, equipment;

(v) Exclusive in accordance with the criteria and technical norms;

(vi) Requirements for the control of aggregate emissions of pollutants should be consistent with environmental functional areas and the requirements for the control of emission control targets in the region;

(vii) The installation of an automated control facility for contaminated sources in accordance with the provisions and the network of automated monitoring systems with local environmental protection authorities;

(viii) Other cases provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 8

(i) The basic information of the IOM, as well as the legal status certificate, such as the licence of business or the organization of agency codes;

(ii) Review of the project environment impact evaluation documents;

(iii) The construction of projects to complete environmental protection tests;

(iv) Other evidence materials provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

The construction projects need to be tested for production or probationary operation prior to the completion of the project and should be submitted to the self-assessment reports of the first, second, fourth material and follow-up to the evaluation of environmental impact of the construction project.

Article 9. The environmental protection authorities shall review, within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application for an exemption licence, the material submitted by the applicant's unit, in accordance with the conditions, issue a licence for humiliation and make a public notice; incompatible with the conditions, the written notification of the applicant's unit and the reasons for it.

Article 10 suffices are divided into both present and copies and have the same legal effect.

The following matters should be included in the release licence:

(i) The name, address, legal representative or head of the genocidal unit;

(ii) The industrial categories to which they belong;

(iii) Total limits for the types, concentrations and emissions of major pollutant substances;

(iv) Effective deadlines;

(v) Accreditation bodies, issuance dates and certificate numbers.

In addition to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, a copy of the licence shall contain the following matters:

(i) Modalities and requests for pollutant emissions;

(ii) Number of humiliation, name, number, place;

(iii) Major production processes, equipment;

(iv) Processing processes and capacities for pollutant treatment;

(v) National or local standards for pollutant emissions implementation;

(vi) With a total control mandate for pollutant emissions, the total number and time frame for pollutant emissions;

(vii) Other matters to be addressed.

Article 11. The name, address, statutory representative or head, type of emission of pollutant substances, concentrations, total emission thresholds or changes in the provisions of Article 10, paragraph 3 (a) to 4, shall submit a request for changes in the exemption licence to the licensee within 15 days of the change, and the issuance of a certificate authority shall be completed within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request, in accordance with the conditions for the processing of the relevant changes.

Article 12 Changes in national or local standards for the implementation of pollutant emissions, control indicators for major pollutant emissions, environmental functional areas, etc., may be changed by the environmental protection authorities in accordance with the law on the issue of the effluence licence or require the release of the effluent.

Article 13 shall not exceed five years for the duration of the licence. The probationary production or probationary operation project shall not exceed one year.

Article XIV requires the continuation of the period of effectiveness of the release licence and the submission of the following evidence to the environmental protection authorities of the licensee prior to 30 years of effective duration:

(i) The recent year, with the corresponding qualifications of the environmental monitoring body, meets the environmental monitoring reports required by the frequency of environmental monitoring, or the data and equipment performance certificates from the regular regulatory sector of the contaminated source automated control facility;

(ii) The annual release release registration material approved by the environmental protection authorities;

(iii) In accordance with the requirement for the installation of an automated control facility for contaminated sources, the relevant inspection material should be provided.

The environmental protection authorities should review the extension requests submitted by the IOM. In accordance with conditions, the continuation should be granted; incompatible with conditions, the written notification of the applicant's unit and the reasons for it.

Article 15 has one of the following cases and has not been sustained after the expiry of the valid period of the licence:

(i) Failure to complete the phase-out of the task of lagging behind;

(ii) Be prohibited or restricted to emissions of pollutants in the region as a result of adjustments in environmental functional areas;

(iii) Other cases provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 16 shall report immediately on the issuance of the certificate and apply to the licensee within 15 days, upon verification by the issuing authority, for the release of the licence and for social disclosure.

Chapter III Oversight management

Article 17 shall be subject to the main office of the efamation unit or to the main production of the place of operation.

Article 18, within a period of effectiveness of a licence, shall perform the following obligations:

(i) The registration of the release declaration in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) Setting up in accordance with the regulations;

(iii) Guarantee the normal use of contaminated prevention and control facilities without the approval of the environmental protection authorities, and shall not be removed or removed;

(iv) The types of emissions, concentrations, aggregates, and emission sites, modalities, referrals, etc., are in compliance with the emission licence and shall not be privately owned or otherwise circumvented;

(v) The basic information of the drainage units, the type of pollutant emissions, the extent of the aggregate concentration, the location of emissions, etc., and the timely submission of requests for changes to environmental protection authorities;

(vi) Conduct regular screening of the pollutant automatic control facility, monitoring in accordance with the provisions, and reporting to environmental protection authorities on humiliation;

(vii) Remuneration fees in accordance with the provisions;

(viii) The disclosure of emissions of major pollutants in accordance with the provisions of the environmental protection authorities, as well as the inspection, humiliation monitoring;

(ix) The establishment of a pollutant emission and contaminated governance bank to record implementation of the slander licence;

(x) Other obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 19 Environmental protection authorities should strengthen monitoring of the implementation of HCFCs, including through automated monitoring systems, on-site inspections, written verifications, record inspections and processing, and establish the release licence management file.

In one of the following cases, the environmental protection authorities of the nuclear-application licence should write-offs:

(i) The expiry of the period of effectiveness of the licence;

(ii) End releases of pollutants for suspension, conversion or other reasons;

(iii) Other circumstances in which the licence should be cancelled by law.

Article 21 Environmental protection authorities shall report annually on the management of the nuclear release and monitoring of the licence issued by this administrative region for the previous year, to the Government of the people at the grass-roots level and to the environmental protection authorities.

Article 22 establishes a unified information platform for the management of humid licences throughout the province.

Provincial environmental protection authorities are responsible for the building, management and maintenance of the platform. More than 10 days after the end of each quarter, the environmental protection authorities of the city shall report to the provincial environmental protection authorities through the release, change, cancellation, cancellation and write-off of information in the last quarter of this administrative area.

Article 23 Environmental protection authorities should publish, in a timely manner, information on the management of slander licences, in accordance with national and provincial public information provisions.

Article 24 above-level environmental protection authorities should enhance operational guidance and oversight of the management of slander licences at the level of environmental protection authorities, and correct in a timely manner violations committed by subordinate environmental protection authorities in the implementation of the slander licence management.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 2, paragraph 2, of this approach stipulates that no emission pollutant shall be obtained under the law and that the environmental protection authorities at the district level, in accordance with Article 43, paragraph 2, of the Regulations on the Protection of the Environment in the Province of the Sudan, shall be responsible for the cessation of the emissions of pollutants and shall be fined by more than 100,000 dollars; causing serious environmental pollution or the late refusal of the release of pollutants, and shall be responsible for the suspension of their production by the Government of the veterans.

Article 26

(i) Non-removal of pollutant into the environment through private concealment or other regulatory means, and emissions of pollutant substances exceed emission criteria or requirements under the effluence licence;

(ii) Inadequate use of pollutant treatment facilities, pollutants are not processed or are not fully disposed of to the environment, and emission concentrations exceed 5 times the emission criteria set by the effluent licence;

(iii) Over two years of excess emissions, and the average concentrations of emissions of pollutant substances exceed the emission criteria set by the emission licence;

(iv) The State determines that total pollutant emissions are more than 20 per cent of the annual control targets;

(v) Non-exmissions of pollutants in accordance with the provisions of the slander licence, which have a greater social impact or other serious circumstances.

Article 27 does not deal with the procedures for the modification of the licence in accordance with article 11 of this approach, which is being modified by the environmental protection authorities' time limit, and has not been corrected, with a fine of over 2,000 dollars.

Article 28 redrafts, rents, borrows, or unlawful transfers of sewerage permits, which are converted by environmental protection authorities and fines of over 50,000 dollars.

Article 29 staff members of environmental protection authorities have one of the following acts to be disposed of in accordance with the law; the alleged offence is committed and transferred to the judiciary to be criminalized by law:

(i) The granting of a licence for humiliation to units that do not meet the conditions set forth in this approach;

(ii) The identification of units that do not obtain a licence for humiliation under the law or that are not dealt with by law after the reporting;

(iii) Non-performance of the supervisory responsibility for the units that have obtained an exemption licence under the law, or finding that the breach of the provisions of this approach is not confirmed;

(iv) Other provocative fraud, abuse of authority, and sterilization.

Chapter V

Article 33 Environmental protection authorities at all levels may develop specific work protocols in accordance with this approach.

Article 31 of the humiliation licence is present, copies, and the relevant application form are harmonized by the provincial environmental protection authorities and the environmental protection authorities at all levels have been produced.

Article 32 shall not collect any expenses.

Article 33, which has been obtained prior to the operation of this scheme, continues to be valid in the effective period; however, it is implemented in accordance with this approach due to changes in circumstances or replication of the licence.

Article XXX Unregistered in accordance with the 16 digital format of “XXXXXX-YYYYYYYYYYY-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ” in which XXX is the administrative district code of the licensee, YYYY, for the year of the release licence, and ZZZZZZZZZZZ has issued the annual order for the release licence.

Article 33, paragraph 15, provides for a sizeable livestock breeding area, which refers to more than 500 slides in the annual pyrethroids, more than 100 cereals for milk, more than 100 for meat cattle, more than 10000 for eggs, more than 50000 for meat chicken, and other types of livestock breeding spaces that reach the above scale. Other commutation options for livestock poultry breeding are implemented in accordance with the DB44/613 - 2009.

Medical sewerage in this approach refers to medical institutions, sick, operating rooms, various types of inspection rooms, bathrooms, radio stations, laundry, and so-called medical treatment, living and manureal wastewater. Other sewage streams of medical institutions are considered as medical sewage.

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2014.