(Consideration of the 65th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 19 December 2013, No. 124 of the Decree No. 124 of 27 December 2013 issued as of 1 February 2014)

Article 1 guarantees the health of citizens, in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China on the prevention and control of the occurrence and prevalence of communicable diseases, on the basis of the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases, the Water Management Regulations of the City of Know City, the Water Sanitation Management Approach to Living Water.

The second water supply referred to in this approach refers to the distribution of water to users by pipelines for the storage, weighting or reprocessing of water from urban concentration water systems.

The second water sanitation monitoring management described in this approach refers to the management of the two water quality and facilities.

Article 3 governs the management of health monitoring of two water supplies within the city's administration.

Article IV. The municipal health administration is responsible for the management of the health monitoring of the second water supply in this city and oversees and provides guidance for the management of the second water supply in each district (market) area; the districts (market) areas; the Know National High-Technical Industrial Development Zone; the Queen Mini National Tourism Receiving Zone; the Knowledgmin National Economic Technology Development Zone; the Kymang Tyungi Metropolitan Region; and the Housing Development Sector, which is responsible for the monitoring of water supply in the sanitation sector.

The executive branch, such as water, housing, planning, is responsible for the management of two water supplies.

Article 5 violates this approach, any unit and individual have the right to report or complain to the health administration.

The second water quality of Article 6 should be in line with the national standard of drinking water.

Article 7. New construction, alteration and expansion of two water supply facilities should be in line with the following health requirements:

(i) The second water facility should use products with more than provincial (including provincial) health authorization documents issued by the health administration;

(ii) The second water storage facility should be constructed separately from the ponds and not directly linked to the urban public water pipeline or to the construction of water pipelines;

(iii) The second water facility should facilitate protection and cleaning and drainage. Ten metres around the storage facility shall not contain polluting sources such as cement, septic tanks, garbage collection and treatment facilities, toxic hazardous items, and no sewage pipeline shall be available in the vicinity of 2 metres;

(iv) The walls in the storage water facility should be solid, light, non-intrusive, intrusive or water boxes (or gates) and in the water box more than 5 cm, with access to locks and facilities that prevent the loss of rainfall, and should be installed in the ventilation;

(v) The structure of the storage water facility is reasonable and no water area, with the construction of the pump room with the storage water facility, which should be installed at the bottom of the water box, and the spillover shall not be directly linked to drainage facilities;

(vi) Other requirements under legal, regulatory, regulatory and related technical norms.

The construction units should inform the health administration when the two new construction, alteration and expansion projects were completed.

The second phase of the water supply facility under Article 9 is managed on a daily basis by the owner or by the management unit entrusted to it (hereinafter referred to as the second water facility management unit) and performs the following functions:

(i) The establishment of two health management systems for water supply facilities, the development of emergency disposal scenarios for sudden-on-time public health events, with dedicated (a) functional managers;

(ii) A specialized laundering unit responsible for or commissioned a laundering of two water supply facilities for a half-year period, and a water quality testing by institutions with water quality testing, in accordance with national standards for drinking water sanitation, should be published in a timely manner to users;

(iii) When water quality is contaminated or is likely to endanger human health, immediate control measures should be taken to report to the local health administration in a timely manner and to assist in the investigation;

(iv) The establishment of a health file that will be stored in the laundering of toxic records, directly for the medical examination of water personnel, and water quality testing reports;

(v) Maintain environmental cleaning around two water supply facilities.

The second water facility management unit of Article 10 should apply to the local health administration before the use of two water facilities, which can be used by the latter. The Health Licence is valid for a period of four years and is reviewed every year.

Twenty-second special laundering units of the water supply facility should be reported to the local health administration after a licence of business.

The specialized laundering units of the Article 122 water facility should establish an internal management system and user information files, laundering of the second water supply facility in accordance with the national norms on sterilization technologies, and the use of water quality testing to meet national standards for drinking water.

The laundering of toxic products, such as net water agents, insecticides, should be in line with national water sanitation norms.

Article 14. Staff directly engaged in two water supply facilities for (columnes) water and laundering shall participate annually in health knowledge training and carry out health inspections by health-care institutions with the quality of preventive health inspections, and obtain health-qualified certificates.

Epidemiological diseases, such as diarrhoea, typhoid, hepatitis A, e-virus hepatitis, and sexually transmitted tuberculosis, severability or intrusive skin diseases and other vectors that prevent drinking water, shall not be directly involved in water and laundering.

Article 15. The health administration should strengthen the health supervision of two water supplies and no less than one year for two water quality inspections.

The requirements for testing are included in the Government's financial budget, which is guaranteed by the current level of finance.

Article 16 stipulates that the health administration should establish mechanisms for the handling and reporting of complaints of violations of water emergencies. After reporting, personnel should be disposed of in a timely manner.

Article 17, which causes or may result in poisoning, transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, endangers the physical health of the public, should be responsible for the immediate cessation of water supply by two water facilities management units.

In violation of this approach, the construction, alteration and expansion of two water facilities is not in keeping with the health requirements, and the time limit is being changed by the sanitary administration, which is later unpredictable or self-exploited, with a fine of 50,000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, the two Water Supply Facilities Management Units do not perform the required responsibilities, which are converted by the sanitary Administration to the deadline for the period of time, and are fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, the two Water Supply Facilities Management Units do not have access to the Health Licence or do not apply for the annual review of the Health Licence, which is converted by the Health Administration's responsibilities and fines of over 5,000 dollars.

Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides that the two specialized laundering units of the water supply facility do not perform the required duties, are being converted by the sanitary administration to the deadline of imprisonment, which is not later than $50 million.

In violation of this approach, the use of laundering products that are not in line with the national standard of drinking water, net water agents, poisons, etc., is modified by a sanitary administrative order and fined up to $100,000 in 2000.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that staff directly engaged in two water supply facilities for (column) water and laundering are not able to obtain a healthy and qualified testimony, and that the two water facility management units or special laundering units are converted to the deadline and 1000 fines.

Article 24 of the Health Administration tests to two water supply facilities, found that water quality is less than the standard of drinking water sanitation, ordered the two water facility management units to be converted and fined by more than 1000 dollars; in exceptional circumstances, the closure of water supply, the governance of the deadline and a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 25

Article 26 On 14 July 1998, the Queen Mini City Government issued a second approach to the management of water sanitation in the town of Kymin City (No.