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Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Rural Fire Service Provides

Original Language Title: 广西壮族自治区农村消防规定

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Rural firefighting provisions in the Greater Self-Government Zone

(Summit 14th Session of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 6 September 2013, to consider the adoption of the 26 September 2013 launch, effective 1 November 2013)

In order to strengthen and regulate rural firefighting efforts, to prevent and reduce fire hazards, to protect the safety of citizens and property, and to establish this provision in accordance with the approach to the implementation of the People's Republic of China Fire Act in the context of the Broad-West Self-Government Zone.

Article 2 Governments at all levels should implement the responsibilities of rural firefighting operations on a case-by-step basis, and conduct an annual review of the completion of rural fire. The commune Government should put in place a system of organizations for the promotion of rural fire firefighting, the establishment of dedicated fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades, in accordance with the needs of local economic development and firefighting operations, with the necessary firefighting vehicles, equipment and equipment, with a clear focus on or with firefighting staff in the form of government buying services, responsible for organizing guidance for villagers' committees on the implementation of specific work on rural firefighting.

Article 3 Villagers should assist the town's people's Government and public security in carrying out rural fire fire operations, which can organize regular firefighters and villagers on the basis of multiple forms such as the need for voluntary fire brigades.

Article IV. The public security authorities of the people at the district level are responsible for monitoring the management of rural firefighting activities within the Territory and for the specific implementation of the fire safety agencies of the public security authorities at this level; and public safety officers are responsible for carrying out daily fire monitoring inspections, fire awareness training and investigating fire accidents that apply the simple procedures.

Article 5 Rural public firefighting funds are mainly used for rural fire infrastructure construction, the establishment of a dedicated fire brigade for townships, the promotion of voluntary fire fleet construction, and incentives for units and individuals in fire prevention, fire recovery. It was encouraged and supported by the Villagers' Commission, the Village People's Group and their villagers volunteering to build fire infrastructure and fund fire-fighting organizations in the village. Social forces are encouraged and supported to contribute to the cause of rural firefighters.

Article 6 People's Government should integrate rural fire infrastructure construction into commune planning, town planning, village planning. Rural residential construction should be in line with fire safety requirements, and the construction of public infrastructure, such as the rehabilitation of rural electricity grids, water safety works, should be balanced with fire infrastructure construction. In the context of the new construction, alteration of rural roads, the breadth of the main roads in the village, the abroad and the high level of facilities such as the pipeline, the garbage, should be in line with fire vehicle traffic requirements.

Article 7. Rural construction, alteration of self-slumbing networks should be equipped. There have been spontaneous but no fire-bundances, which should be equipped with fires; no water pipes should be used for accessing water facilities for natural water sources; and the lack of natural water sources should establish firewater tanks.

Article 8. Rural buildings should establish fire-fighting facilities, equipment, in accordance with the standards governing rural fires in national and autonomous areas. With regard to the rehabilitation of rural-risk homes in the company, the Government of the town, the Village People's Commission should lead villagers to help to redirect the construction of the building, the wall, the building blocks, roofs, roofs, roofs, etc. by fuel materials to be fuelled or difficult to fuel materials, to increase the level of patience of the homes, and to establish a plumbing of the buildings.

Removal of fire blocks and rehabilitation of agricultural stoves and electrical lines. The prohibition of the storage of fuel materials such as timber, firewood, etc. on the fire block is prohibited.

Article 9 is in line with one of the following conditions in townships and should establish a dedicated fire brigade in town and be equipped with personnel, vehicles, equipment and equipment:

(i) The construction of a area of over 2 square kilometres or the establishment of a permanent population of more than 20,000 people in the area;

(ii) Responsibilities for the production, storage, operation and labour-intensive enterprises;

(iii) State and self-government sector-level focus townships, historic culture;

(iv) A low level of patience in buildings, with a high number of large-scale structures;

(v) The economy is more developed. The recruitment and management of firefighters in the town are carried out in accordance with national and autonomous areas.

Article 10, in addition to townships beyond the provisions of article 9, should be based on local economic development and firefighting needs, with the establishment of voluntary fire brigades in towns with volunteers, fire vehicles, terminals and financial guarantees, to be administered by the commune government or by public security. The villages of administrative villages, natural villages, and more than 30 wards of the permanent population, can establish voluntary fire brigades consisting of volunteers and equipped with basic firefighting equipment.

Article 11. Villagers' committees should organize fire protection conventions that regulate the conduct of villagers. The fire prevention convention should include the following:

(i) To protect public firefighting facilities and to refrain from laying down and disincentives;

(ii) Non-cushion of fuel, non-use of fire breaks and non-conclusive public corridors;

(iii) Safety fire, electricity, oil and gas;

(iv) Safe use of hazardous items that are fuelable;

(v) Recurrent fire screenings and the timely elimination of the hidden fire;

(vi) Reports of spoilers of fire;

(vii) Bearing in mind the “119” of fire warning calls, finding that fires are immediately reported, and adult villagers should be actively involved in fires;

(viii) Other fires agreed by villagers.

Article 12 The commune government should organize village councils to establish fire-related fire protection systems between villages and villages, in accordance with the principle of neighbouring contacts, and undertake the following activities:

(i) Regular inter-agency meetings to inform, share firefighting efforts;

(ii) The regular organization of cross-checks on fire safety and the timely elimination of the hidden fire;

(iii) Assistance to firefighting agencies, public security dispatched fire inspection and accident investigations.

Article 13 Villagers' Commissions, villagers' groups should identify the villagers and the fire workers of this group. The firefarers perform the following duties, and the villagers should provide support and collaboration:

(i) Education of villagers in compliance with the fire protection conventions;

(ii) Organizing fire prevention missions;

(iii) Participation in fire-related activities between the village and the village;

(iv) To inform firefighting efforts and to provide a change in governance for fire spoilers.

Article 14.

(i) Develop fire safety management systems;

(ii) Configuration of fire-fighting facilities, equipment, fire safety markings and maintenance of integrity;

(iii) The use of fire segregation measures in the production of the area of operation and living, respectively, to establish safe export and evacuation channels and to secure access.

Article 15 operates in rural areas, such as tourism, catering, recreation and accommodation, shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Configuration of firearms materials and the establishment of emergency lighting and evacuation markings;

(ii) The establishment of safe export that meets the standards of fire safety and security of access;

(iii) Sufficient electrical lines meet fire safety technology standards;

(iv) Training for staff in fire safety education.

Article 16 provides for new construction, expansion, alteration of national cultures and tourist landscapes (points) in rural areas, which should be in line with fire safety and fire safety standards, including fire safety nets, fire safety stations, firewater, fire communications, fire safety corridors, firefighting corridors, firefighting equipment components.

Article 17 organizes activities in rural areas where the hostr should develop fire extingencies, implement fire safety measures, organize activities in large mass rooms and report on local public safety dispatchs by three events.

Article 18, during the agricultural harvest season, the forest fire season and major festivals, the Government of the town, the Village Commission, should take fire-fighting measures to develop fire relief scenarios and strengthen fire safety inspections. Rural cemeteries should be subject to the forest fire-related provisions that may not be used for fire, smoking and smoking in the vicinity of the forest area and in other areas where fire may be triggered; nor shall there be relevant cereals that may trigger fires.

Article 19 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should strengthen fire safety responsibilities for the town's Government and the villagers' Commission, fire safety managers, fire safety workers and town-community firefighting teams, volunteer firefighting team leaders.

Article 20, firefighting agencies, public security officers should organize fire inspections on a regular basis. The identification of spoilers of fire should inform the relevant units and individuals on a timely basis of measures taken to address them.

Article 21, in violation of this provision, provides warnings to fire agencies responsible for firefighting agencies in the public security sector by means of fuel materials such as fire protection, firewood and firewood.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following cases, which are being restructured by a fire agency of the public security agency, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars:

(i) The configuration of firefighting facilities, equipment or fire safety symbols, facilities are not in accordance with national standards, industry standards or are not fully effective;

(ii) Non-protected fire segregation measures in the productive area and in the living area, respectively, establish safe export and evacuation channels and secure access.

Article 23

Responsibilities of the agency's firefighting agencies, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars:

(i) No fire safety management system has been developed;

(ii) The absence of fire-fighting facilities, equipment, the absence of fire safety signs and the maintenance of integrity;

(iii) Non-protected fire segregation measures in the productive area and in the living area, respectively, establish safe export and evacuation channels and secure access.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following cases where the time limit for firefighting agencies in the public security authorities is being changed; there is no later change, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars:

(i) No fire extinguishing and no marking of emergency lighting and evacuation instructions;

(ii) No security export that meets the standards of fire safety and security of access;

(iii) The supply of electricity lines is not in line with fire safety technology standards.

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