(Adopted by the 19th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the province on 18 December 2013, No. 148 of 28 December 2013, by the People's Government Order No. 148 of the Honour of the Honoural State, which came into force on 1 February 2014.

The Provincial Government has decided to amend the Rural Fire Management Provisions in Hindu Province as follows:

Amending the “public safety fire agency” in the provisions as a “public safety agency fire agency”, the “forced fire brigade” has been amended to “voluntary fire brigades”, and the term “special-time fire brigades”.

Article 6, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “The administrations such as education, human resources and social security should incorporate fire safety knowledge into relevant teaching, training content”.

The addition of a paragraph as paragraph 3 reads as follows: “The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and the Internet, should promote fire safety laws, regulations and fire safety commons without paying information on rural fire safety”.

Article 9, paragraph 6 reads as follows: “To establish a dedicated fire brigade, a voluntary fire brigade and to organize fire-saving efforts”.

As paragraph 2, the “fire safety teams should organize villagers to develop village-led fire safety conventions, and village chiefs should organize themselves on a regular basis to conduct household fire safety inspections and fire safety advocacy efforts”.

The addition of a paragraph as paragraph 3, consists of “more than 50 large-scale villages with more than one fire safety consortium, responsible for carrying out fire safety inspections and taking measures such as smarting fire prevention”.

Article 10 was amended to read: “The Government of the town and village should establish a voluntary fire brigade.

The number of voluntary fire brigades in town is less than 50, and the number of voluntary fire brigades in the village is less than 15 per cent of adult citizens.

Conditional townships should take the form of self-office, joint ventures or integrated emergency relief teams responsible for fire recovery missions.

Delete article 11.

Article 12 should be replaced with Article 11 and the amendment to the “Strategic fire safety laws, regulations, fire safety awareness and fire prevention, firefighting skills” should be made available to “special firefighting teams, voluntary fire brigades and integrated emergency relief teams responsible for fire recovery missions”.

Article 14 should be changed to Article 13 to read as follows: New construction should be in line with fire planning and fire safety technology standards.

In addition to the renovations in the residential room, the construction of temporary buildings for villagers from homes, disaster relief and other non-staff intensive places, construction units or individuals should apply, in accordance with national standards for fire safety technology, fire safety administration or clearance.

Article 14 adds that “[t]he people at all levels, in accordance with the needs of rural fire safety, are systematically directed to the rural area in the implementation of the bricks, the Hibweal rehabilitation and the renovation of agricultural stoves, electricity lines, in accordance with fire safety standards.

Promoting and promoting the use of fire-based materials, raising the level of patience of buildings, improving rural fire, electricity, gas condition, regulating fire, electricity and gas management”.

Article 15 amends as follows: “Pat the district level, the people of the town, the Village Commission and the Village People's Group should organize a rural fire inspection, be registered and follow-up. Priority inspections should be carried out during major festivals, activities and agricultural harvest seasons.

Large mass activities with a risk of fire should be organized by the hosting units to develop fire extingencies, evacuation scenarios, implementation of fire safety measures and declaration by law to the public security authorities of the people at the district level and may be organized by the licensee.

Electrical enterprises should conduct regular inspections of the electricity security of rural electricity users, discover the hidden security of electricity, inform the relevant units and personnel, and the units and personnel concerned should be rebuilt in a timely manner. The refusal to redirect or to modify the possibility of triggering a fire accident in a timely manner could take the appropriate treatment measures in accordance with the law.

Villagers' committees, villagers' groups should check the safety of fire-uses for children left behind, for the sole elderly; establish a registration management system for persons such as mental illnesses, intellectual impairers, etc., and promote the strengthening of custody among the relevant guardians.

Article 17 has been amended to read: “The people at all levels should encourage, direct and support housing, property fire insurance for rural residents”.

The addition of a new article as article 18 provides that units and individuals involved in production activities such as tourism, catering, accommodation, sale, processing, warehousing should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Establish fire safety management systems and implement fire safety responsibilities;

(ii) The establishment and maintenance of firefighting facilities, equipment and equipment;

(iii) Set up required emergency lighting facilities, fire safety evacuation markings and security exports to ensure unhindered access and safe export;

(iv) The processing and warehousing regions and the accommodation area of personnel that can fuel, easily fuelled goods should take fire-saving measures to establish safe export and evacuation corridors, respectively;

(v) The use of fire power is consistent with the relevant regulatory and technical standards.”

Article 12, paragraph 20, was replaced with Article 21, and paragraph 1 should be amended to read: “The village has razed firewood, feeds, etc. may lead to a safe distance of more than 12 metres from the wood structure, brick (i.e., Turk) wood structures, and to the extent of firewood, feeding, etc., to be carried out in isolation from buildings. It is prohibited to releas the flammable material in the fire-free zone”.

Article XIII, 21 was replaced with article 22 and paragraph 1 should be amended to read: “The public security agencies should conduct training on fire safety knowledge for Government leadership in the commune firefighting operations, civilian police officers dispatched by the public security service, specialist firefighters, integrated emergency response assistance teams, key members of the rural firefighting organization”.

Article XIV, article 24, to read article 25, and to add the paragraph to paragraph 2, reads as follows: “The implementation of rural immigration resettlement, the concentrated reconstruction of endangered buildings should be synchronized in planning, designing, building fire safety infrastructure”.

XV, 25 to 26 and to amend paragraph 1 as follows: “The town, village-led planning and construction offices should meet fire safety technology standards requirements. In villages where there is a heavy structure of the wood structure, fire blocks should be created, each of the fire subdistricts should not exceed 3000 square meters, and fire segregation should not be less than 12 metres”.

Reclassifications to article 27 should read as follows:

There are conditions for the water management network, and there should be room fires to the water system. There is no condition for the water pipeline, and firewater or natural water should be constructed. The installation of outdoor fire fires to water systems, firewater tanks and natural water access routes should be in line with fire safety technology standards.

More than 30 villages should have firefields and be equipped with fires, fires, axes, gradients, Okinawas, etc. More than 50 villages should be equipped with mobile pumps.

Article XVII, 27 to 288 and to amend paragraph 1 as follows: “The dedicated firefighting fleet, voluntary firefighting teams and the integrated emergency response teams responsible for fire-saving missions should conduct regular fire operations training and organize fire extingencies”.

Article 28, 28, as amended by article 29, reads as follows: “The dedicated fire squad, voluntary fire brigades and the integrated emergency response teams responsible for fire-saving missions should clarify the exclusive custodian custodian facility. Inadequate or disruptive facilities should be equipped and updated in a timely manner”.

Article 99, twenty-ninth and thirty-ninth changes were made to read as follows: “The Government of the communes and villages should develop fire extingencies. The fire extingencies include the following:

(i) Towns, villages and villages;

(ii) Rural fire relief forces and vehicle, equipment configuration;

(iii) Fire infrastructure creation, distribution;

(iv) Reporting and police handling procedures;

(v) Measures, tasks, division of labour and procedures to combat fires, demolitions;

(vi) Communications liaison, security-saving procedures and mandates”.

Article XX, article 33, was replaced with article 335, which reads as follows: No units and individuals shall be allowed to clean fire sites without the consent of the fire agency of the public security agency or a public safety station.

Surveys and loss statistics in rural fires are vested with fire agencies of the public security authorities, which may involve sector and technical experts, such as safe production supervision, inspection, public safety investigation and prosecution, as required; fires with no injuries, direct property losses, registered by local public security officers, and statistical fire losses. In the aftermath of the fire investigation, the firefighting agencies of the public security agencies should report on fire accidents in a timely manner.

The investigation, treatment and accountability procedures for fire accidents are implemented in accordance with the National People's Republic of China Fire Act and the relevant provisions of the Department of State.

Article 31 was replaced with article 36, which reads as follows:

The Government of the local population should report on the basic situation of the fire, the main lessons, measures to improve and accountability, etc.

In violation of article 18, article 19 of this approach, the period of time has been changed to article 27 by means of a warning given by a fire agency or a public security agency, which is responsible for the period of time; a fine of up to $50 million for individuals and a fine of up to $500 million for units.

In addition, article 23, adds to article 38, which reads as follows: “A violation of article 21, paragraph 1, of this approach, by a warning given by the public security officer for a period of time to be changed; a fine of $50, which is overdue”.

Twenty-four, an increase of one as article 41, consists of “the implementation of the reference to this provision by the Street Office (community).

A consequential adjustments were made in the form of 25, individual and text.

Twenty-sixth and current decisions have been implemented effective 1 February 2014.

The Rural Fire Management Provisions of the Honours Province were re-published following the consequential changes in this decision.

Annex: Rural Fire Management Provisions in Hindu Province (Amendments of 2013)

(Act No. 90 of 16 December 2005 of the People's Government of the province, as amended by the Decision of the Government of the Honourable State of 28 December 2013 to amend the provisions on rural fire management in the provinces of Honours)

Chapter I General

In order to prevent, reduce and effectively combat rural fires and to maintain rural security and social stability, the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Honoural Fire Regulations, are developed in the light of the actual provisions of this province.

Article 2

Article 3. Governments at all levels should incorporate rural fire firefighting efforts into national economic and social development planning, invest in the necessary funds to strengthen rural fire infrastructure construction, improve the safety conditions of rural fire fire fires, and guarantee the harmonious development of rural fire fires and economic construction and other social causes.

Article IV encourages rural collective economic organizations and rural villagers to build rural fire infrastructure.

To encourage units, individuals to contribute voluntarily to support rural firefighting efforts.

Article 5

Governments at all levels should sign fire-fighting responsibilities on a case-by-step basis, quantify rural firefighting responsibilities and impose inspection, appraisal and awards on the objectives of responsibility.

Article 6. Fire agencies of the public security agencies, public security officers are responsible for operational guidance on rural fire firefighting and monitoring inspections.

Administrations such as education, human resources and social security should incorporate fire safety knowledge into relevant teaching, training content.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and the Internet, should promote fire safety laws, regulations and fire safety awareness, without paying information on rural fire safety.

Other relevant sectors should be able to work on rural fires within their responsibilities.

Any unit of Article 7 and individuals have the obligation to maintain rural fire safety, protect rural firefighting facilities, report fire alarms; any unit and adult citizens have the obligation to participate in organized fire relief efforts.

Any unit, individual acts against fire safety have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute.

Chapter II

Article 8. The communes and the communes should establish the Rural Fire Safety Commission and identify a Government leader as the main head. Villagers' committees should establish fire safety teams and be headed by the Director of the Village Commission.

Article 9. The Rural Fire Safety Commission and the Fire Safety Team assume the following fire safety responsibilities:

(i) Implement fire safety laws, regulations and regulations and implement fire safety measures;

(ii) Conduct regular rural fire safety promotion education;

(iii) The development of a rural fire safety management system;

(iv) Organizing rural firefighting inspections to redirect fires;

(v) Conduct research on rural firefighting and develop responses;

(vi) Establish a dedicated fire brigade, a voluntary firefighting team and organize fire-saving efforts.

The fire safety team should organize villagers to develop village-led fire safety conventions, and village chiefs should organize regular fire safety inspections and fire awareness campaigns.

More than 50 villages with heavy structures should be equipped with more than one fire safety consortium responsible for carrying out fire safety patrols and taking steps to show that the villagers pay fire prevention.

Article 10 commune governments and villages should establish voluntary fire brigades.

The number of voluntary fire brigades in town is less than 50, and the number of voluntary fire brigades in the village is less than 15 per cent of adult citizens.

Conditional townships should take the form of self-office, joint ventures or integrated emergency relief teams responsible for fire-saving tasks.

Article 11. Special firefighting teams, voluntary fire brigades and integrated emergency relief teams responsible for fire-stricken operations should have fire safety laws, regulations, fire safety awareness and fire prevention, firefighting skills, equipped with the necessary firefighting equipment and assume the following fire safety responsibilities:

(i) Develop fire extinguishing, dispersing and organizing regular exercises;

(ii) Training in firefighting operations;

(iii) Establishment of an order of operational readiness;

(iv) A firefighting;

(v) Conduct fire safety inspections and inspections;

(vi) Maintenance, maintenance of firefighting facilities.

Chapter III

Article 12 The commune government should organize rural fire awareness-raising efforts, which can be concentrated in major festivals and fires.

Schools, kindergartens should educate students and young children.

The town planning and village poles developed by the communes and the communes' government organizations should include fire-fighting planning. New construction should be in line with fire planning and fire safety technology standards.

In addition to the renovations in residential rooms, the construction of temporary buildings for villagers from homes, relief and other non-staff intensive places, construction units or individuals should apply to fire safety administrative licences or clearances in accordance with national engineering standards.

Article 14. Governments of all levels of the population, in accordance with the needs of rural fire safety, are systematically directed to the rural area to implement a woodboard, absorption and renovation of agricultural stoves, electricity lines, in accordance with fire safety standards.

Promoting and promoting the use of fire construction materials, raising the level of patience of buildings, improving rural fire, electricity, gas conditioning, regulating fire, electricity and gas management.

Article 15. The communes, the communes' government, the Villagers' Commission and the Village People's Group should organize a survey on rural fire firefightings, be registered and tracked. Priority inspections should be carried out during major festivals, activities and agricultural harvest seasons.

Large mass activities with a risk of fire should be organized by the hosting units to develop fire extingencies, evacuation scenarios, implementation of fire safety measures and declaration by law to the public security authorities of the people at the district level and may be organized by the licensee.

Electrical enterprises should conduct regular inspections of the electricity security of rural electricity users, discover the hidden security of electricity, inform the relevant units and personnel, and the units and personnel concerned should be rebuilt in a timely manner. The refusal to redirect or to modify the possibility of triggering a fire accident in a timely manner could take the appropriate treatment measures in accordance with the law.

Villagers' committees, villagers' groups should check the safety of fires for children left behind, for the sole elderly, and establish a registration management system for persons such as mental illnesses, persons with mental disabilities, and persons with intellectual impairments, and promote the custody of the relevant guardians.

Article 16 Villagers Commissions should establish village matrimonials, identify personal custody and report on local public security. The villages should include the following:

(i) The basic situation in the village;

(ii) The basic situation of firefighting organizations;

(iii) Villages with graphs, road traffic water maps, etc.;

(iv) Eliminating training, performance and firefighting equipment, equipment, facilities;

(v) Contrary to fire and accident treatment;

(vi) The deployment of firefighting operations, fire safety systems, fire inspection, fire extortion rehabilitation, fire awareness training and fire, electricity, gas and oil management.

Article 17 Governments at all levels should encourage, direct and support the housing, property fire insurance for rural residents.

Article 18 units and individuals involved in production activities such as tourism, catering, accommodation, sale, processing, warehousing should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Establish fire safety management systems and implement fire safety responsibilities;

(ii) The establishment and maintenance of firefighting facilities, equipment and equipment;

(iii) Set up required emergency lighting facilities, fire safety evacuation markings and security exports to ensure unhindered access and safe export;

(iv) The processing and warehousing regions and the accommodation area of personnel that can fuel, easily fuelled goods should take fire-saving measures to establish safe export and evacuation corridors, respectively;

(v) The use of fire power is consistent with the regulatory and technical standards requirements.

The development, construction, protection, rehabilitation and maintenance of the articulation of fire planning and fire safety technology should be in line with the provisions of fire safety technology.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to carry out their own mobile, sensory, damage, dismantlement, firefighting equipment, facilities and fire markings; they shall not be accompanied by temporary construction (constructions) and intrusion of fires or fire blocks.

Article 21, flammable residues such as the village of firewood, feeds, should maintain a safe distance of more than 12 metres from the wood structure, bricks, soils, and a small number of fires, feeds, etc. and buildings should be used to prevent fire segregation. It is prohibited to releas the flammable material on fire protection.

The prohibition of the production, storage, sale of flammable waste, hazardous chemicals and unconstitutional use of electrical equipment, fuel use, in violation of fire safety management provisions, and the prohibition of the use of fires in places at risk.

Article 22 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should train fire safety knowledge for government leadership, civilian police officers dispatched by public security officers, specialist firefighters, integrated emergency response teams, and key members of the rural fire organizations.

The Public Security Service should have plans to organize training for the zone units, fire safety managers and rural volunteer firefighters.

Section 23 of the Public Security Officers should conduct frequent fire monitoring inspections of the territorial units and villages.

The public security agencies should focus on the screening of fires in townships, more than 50 villages, ethnic cultural villages and village tourism villages.

Article 24 communes, villages should set fire fire propaganda columns and fixed propaganda brands at awakening location, establishing fire signs.

Chapter IV

Article 25 Governments at all levels should organize scientific planning and argument for the construction of rural fire infrastructure, monitor, inspect and receive the construction of rural fire infrastructure and clarify the maintenance, maintenance and responsibility of rural fire safety infrastructure.

In the implementation of the construction of rural immigration resettlement, the concentration of land tenure in reconstruction, it should be synchronized in planning, designing and building fire infrastructure.

Article 26 communes, village-led planning and construction offices should meet fire safety technology standards. The intensive villages of the already constructed structure should open fire-segmented fire blocks, and each fire subsector should not exceed 3000 square meters, and the fire segregation should not be less than 12 metres.

The village of the villagers' homes is in the ladder's village, which should be opened along the slopes of fire breaks; the opening of fire-free villages where there is a difficulty; and the construction of fire walls exceeding 0.5 metres of buildings should be constructed.

Article 27 should be accompanied by the construction of fire water supply facilities at the same time.

There are conditions for the water management network, and there should be room fires to the water system. There is no condition for the water pipeline, and firewater or natural water should be constructed. The installation of outdoor fire fires to water systems, firewater tanks and natural water access routes should be in line with fire safety technology standards.

More than 30 villages should have firefields and be equipped with fires, fires, axes, gradients, Okinawas, etc. More than 50 villages should be equipped with mobile pumps.

Chapter V

The twenty-eighth special fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades and integrated emergency relief teams responsible for fire recovery missions should conduct regular fire operations training and organize fire extingencies.

The neighbouring villages should put in place a fire-fighting mechanism to carry out joint exercises.

The twenty-ninth Special Fire Team, the Voluntary Fire Team and the Integrated Emergency Relief Team responsible for fire-saving missions should clarify the exclusive custodian's disposal facilities. Inadequate or disruptive facilities should be equipped and updated in a timely manner.

Article 33, the Government of the town and the village should develop fire extingencies. The fire extingencies include the following:

(i) Towns, villages and villages;

(ii) Rural fire relief forces and vehicle, equipment configuration;

(iii) Fire infrastructure creation, distribution;

(iv) Reporting and police handling procedures;

(v) Measures, tasks, division of labour and procedures to combat fires, demolitions;

(vi) Communications liaison, security-saving procedures and tasks.

The saving of rural fire is based on the principles of life-saving, ensuring focus, and first-handing guidance, implementing rapid response, targeting near-organizations, fires, congestion, ground access and unity of command.

Article 32, which occurs in rural fires, spoilers or villages should immediately organize the rescue of rural fire organizations; the local people's Government should organize, in a timely manner, risk-breaking and related sectors to carry out on-the-board disaster relief efforts; and the firefighting agencies of public security agencies or public security officers should be immediately removed from firefields and organized to help victims and combat fires.

Article 33 organizes fire-saving fires, where firefields are entitled, under the law, to mobilize water, electricity, medical care, transport, etc.

In order to avoid significant losses, the overall command of the firefield has the right to determine, in accordance with the law, urgent measures such as the removal of contiguous (construction) construction.

In the aftermath of fire extinguishment, firefighting units or villages should be protected on the ground, such as the provision of fire accidents and accident surveys.

Article XV provides ownership of firefighting agencies or public safety, according to the need for closure of fire sites. No units and individuals shall be allowed to clean fire sites without the consent of a fire agency or a public safety station.

Surveys and loss statistics in rural fires are vested with fire agencies of the public security authorities, which may involve sector and technical experts, such as safe production supervision, inspection, public safety investigation and prosecution, as required; fires with no injuries, direct property losses, registered by local public security officers, and statistical fire losses. In the aftermath of the fire investigation, the firefighting agencies of the public security agencies should report on fire accidents in a timely manner.

The investigation, treatment and accountability procedures for fire accidents are implemented in accordance with the National People's Republic of China Fire Act and the relevant provisions of the State Department.

Article XVI, which has occurred more than three fires, has resulted in the unification of disaster information by the people of more than the district.

The Government of the local population should report on the basic situation of fire, major lessons, improvement measures, accountability, etc.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 37, in violation of article 18 of this approach, article 19, provides warnings from fire agencies or public security agencies that are responsible for the period of time being rescheduled, with a fine of up to $50 million for individuals and a fine of up to $50 million for units.

Article 338, in violation of article 21, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides a warning by public security that the time limit is being changed; a fine of $50 is overdue.

Article 39 includes one of the following acts by the State's staff, which is not yet a crime, and administratively disposed of directly responsible persons or other persons directly responsible:

(i) Failure to carry out the fire safety responsibilities under this provision, negligence, negligence, misery and consequences;

(ii) In violation of fire safety management provisions or because of fault, causing fire accidents or affecting fire-saving efforts, serious losses have not been caused.

Article 40 violates the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Seoul Fire Regulations of the Honours State, or the penalties provided for.

Chapter VII

Article 40

Article 42