(Summit No. 109 of 6 January 2014 of the Order No. 109 of the People's Government of Gangang Province, on 3 January 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 strengthens water resources management under the Cyclone basin, protects the ecological environment, uses and effectively protects groundwater resources, consolidates the results of watershed governance, and develops this approach in line with the laws such as the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the Water Consequences and Water Resources Regulations, the Water Resources Management Regulations of the Gang Province.

Article 2 uses and benefits for the development of groundwater resources in the Google basin and applies this approach.

Article 3. Water resources management in the basin upholds the principles of priority protection, rational development, scientific configuration, and accessibility of balance, depressing agricultural water use, saving living water, increasing ecological water use, guaranteeing industrial water, and promoting the construction of ecological safety barriers in the landlocked river.

Article IV regulates groundwater resources within the basin by the Cyclone Watershed Management Committee. The provincial Watero River Basin Authority is responsible for the specific management of groundwater resources in the basin.

The water administration authorities in the watershed area are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 implements the most rigorous water resource management system in watersheds. The relevant planning within the basin is to be adapted to the quantity of groundwater resources, strictly control the use of groundwater development and prohibit the illicit use of groundwater.

Article 6. Governments of people at all levels in the basin are required to take active measures to save and protect groundwater resources and to prevent groundwater contamination.

Article 7 deals with any item on access to groundwater, without access to water authorization, and the project authorities shall not approve or approve.

Article 8. All units and individuals in the basin have an obligation to protect groundwater resources and have the right to monitor and report violations of the exploitation and destruction of groundwater resources.

When watershed management agencies and municipal, district (zone) water administration authorities investigate the offence under the law, the relevant sector should cooperate.

Chapter II

Article 9. The development of groundwater in the basin will require strict implementation of the priority management planning of the rock river basin, progressive reduction of groundwater mining, and encouragement of alternative water supply in part of surface water.

The exploitation of groundwater resources in the watershed basin is supported by economic and ecological civilization.

Article 10 Governments at all levels of the watershed should be scientifically justified by the construction of new construction projects and the relocation of migrants, and in the area where surface water or groundwater water supply conditions exist.

Article 11. The principle of a combination of total control with the management of annual water plans is applied. Watershed management is based on the water-control indicators approved by the Government of the Provincial People and oversees the implementation of the total and reduced levels of water use in municipalities, districts (zones). The Governments of the urban and district (zone) communities in the basin should prepare water allocation programmes and groundwater mitigation plans in their respective regions, and report on the watershed management system.

Adjustments to the total amount of water in special circumstances will be subject to the agreement of the watershed management body and the organization of the argument that, after approval by the provincial water administration authorities, the approval of the Government of the province is requested.

Article 12 Watershed management bodies should guide the development of water quotas, reasonable determination of the proportion of industrial water, improved water rights transfer systems and accelerated water market construction in the water basin city, district (zone). It was encouraged to address water contradictions, including through the use of advanced water technology and water rights replacement.

Article 13 Watershed management bodies should conduct an evaluation and functional division of groundwater resources survey, with scientific evidence, delineation of groundwater prohibiting mining areas and limiting mining areas, with the approval of the Provincial Government.

Underwater, the mining area prohibits the prohibition of new cholera and strict control of the renovation of old wells, with the exception of the upgrading of human and ecological water wells.

Article 14.

The old wells should be filled in advance when they are updated. The wells of livestock have been unable to return in advance when they have been updated by the watershed management body. However, the old wells that have been updated should be returned.

Article 15. Watershed management bodies should strengthen groundwater monitoring, and the annual completion of mining and reduction of groundwater in the city, the district (zone) shall be conditional upon confirmation by the provincial water administration authorities.

Article 16 on groundwater access in water basins should install mini-energy measurement facilities and ensure that measurement facilities operate properly.

Article 17 prohibits the use of new groundwater for high-cost water industries such as fire power generation, landscape engineering. The use of groundwater for heat pumps or refrigeration projects is prohibited.

Chapter III

Article 18 uses of groundwater in the Google basin and shall apply for groundwater access.

The units or individuals applying for new wells should submit a water licence request to the territorial (zone) water administration authorities for approval by the watershed management body after the approval of the municipal water administration authorities. An application for old elevation may be made directly by the district (zone) water administration authorities for approval by the watershed management body and for the municipal water administration case.

Article 19 limits on groundwater in the basin. There is no additional water for those whose total water is near the overall control target (zone) to limit the approval of additional water for the region; for the total amount of water harvested or surpassed the total amount of water.

Article 20 regulates groundwater water control. In the district (zone) unit, over a year of groundwater water in some parts of the region has dropped by more than 1 m and has continued to decrease by more than three years, the suspension of additional water in the region and strict control over the upgrading of the old wells.

Article 21 regulates the management of additional water-dependent wells indicators. The number of wells approved by the watershed management body is base and no additional indicators of the number of wells are available in each district (zone). In line with the conditions for additional access to water, indicators were obtained through the closure of existing wells.

Article 2 is in accordance with one of the following conditions and may apply for new drills:

(i) In rural humane engineering planning, surface water cannot be addressed in order to focus on human livestock in the whole village or villages;

(ii) New rural demonstration sites or important migration relocation points, which concentrate more than 200 people living in the population and do not have other water supply conditions to livestock;

(iii) Small-scale plant breeding areas (grounds), with more than 1 million square meters in the sosphere building area, the subject matter has been completed and there is no other water supply condition.

(iv) The Government of the people at large, ecological projects or at the municipal level approved by the State to encourage the development of new industries or industrial projects that meet the scale requirements of the watershed industry and the cycle of economic development without other water supply conditions;

(v) Water for major natural disasters;

(vi) Other special circumstances require new drills.

Paragraphs (iii) and (iv) of the preceding paragraph shall be resolved through the right to water in the total water of the district (zone).

Article 23 needs to apply for water-dependent construction projects, with more than 10,000 cubic metres of groundwater in the year, and the applicant shall entrust with the establishment of a water resource argument report with a corresponding pool of units with a corresponding qualifications; the use of groundwater for less than 100,000 cubic metres in the year, and the construction of projects with less environmental impact in the surrounding environment, and the applicant shall complete the project water resource sheets.

The Water Resources Concept (Tables) is reviewed by the watershed management body.

Article 24 of the new water licence shall be subject to strict control over the total water in the district (zone) in accordance with the water resources logic report. The total number of districts (zones) with control indicators has been reached, and new water access has been replaced by the closure of organic wells.

Article 25

(i) Applications for water licence;

(ii) The legal status of the applicant;

(iii) On-site survey reports provided by district (zone) water administration authorities;

(iv) A report on the water resource argument for water projects (statements);

(v) Other material requested by watershed management bodies.

The applicant shall submit a copy of the water licence and the material in paragraphs (i) to (iii).

Article 26 (Sectoral) water administration authorities receive new drills and a half-way replacement application for more than 60 metres of older wells, which should be reported within 10 days. The municipal water administration has been reviewed and reported to the watershed management body within 5 days. The watershed management body shall review the application material within 5 days, in accordance with conditions of admissibility, decide on approval or non-approval within 20 days; update on the old wells of the site, and the territorial (zone) water administration shall be reported within 5 days, the watershed management body shall be approved within 10 days; the non-declaration or declared material is inadmissible and, in writing, inform the municipal, district (zone) water administration authorities of the applicant in a timely manner.

Article 27 Watershed management bodies should register with municipal, district (zone) water administration authorities for the already small-scale self-recovery censuses, approve water volumes and manage them strictly. Newly small-scale self-help water wells are prohibited.

The small-scale self-sufficiency water well referred to in this approach refers to the wells of the water range not exceeding 20 cm.

The second 18 applicants shall be constructed within six months after receipt of the water licence approval document. The delays in construction should be re-approved. The construction units should be registered before the construction of the watershed management structure.

In the 15-day period after the twenty-ninth new boreholes, the applicant filed a request for accreditation to the water administration authorities in the district (zone) for the benefit of the watershed management body for the 10 days. Upon receipt of qualifications, water access is granted to water licenses by water management agencies on the basis of approved water.

The old wells have been updated, and the watershed management system is regularly concentrated in the receipts in the district (zone).

The content of the new drilling and old wells was included:

(i) The installation of measurement facilities;

(ii) Whether the place of ratification is well;

(iii) The quality of the wells and whether the amount of water is met;

(iv) Whether water use is consistent with approval documents.

Article 31 Changes in the ownership of the wells should be made in a timely manner for the approval body to apply for a change registration. The request for change should be submitted to the parties for identification, change agreements or documentation.

Article 32 provides for the collection and collection of water resources, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Chapter IV

The Government of the people at all levels of the basin shall develop plans and annual implementation programmes for groundwater savings and conservation in the region and organize implementation. Promoting the use of new technologies, new processes, new equipment and encouraging the use of groundwater cycle.

Article 34 states that water access facilities are closed and the use of groundwater is prohibited. There is a need for a reservation, with the consent of the local, district (zone) people's government, the post-mission watershed management body has been approved:

(i) The Public Water Supply Network covers water-dependent water wells in the region;

(ii) Serious contamination of groundwater;

(iii) The state of geological hydrology is not appropriate to access groundwater;

(iv) Laws, regulations prohibit other conditions of access to groundwater.

Article 35 Removal (removal) in watersheds for major projects should be closed. As a result of the special situation, the watershed management structure is subject to agreement.

Regional (zone) water administration authorities should register the closed watershed management system within 30 days, write-off of the water licence and no reactivation. The wells indicators and the right to water can be used for the replacement of new water that is consistent. Unregistered, the wells indicators were nullified.

Article 36 strengthens the management of water use measures in high-energy industries. More than 200,000 cubic metres of single water or more than 500,000 cubic metres of water for each year, have been gradually managed by watershed management agencies and municipalities, districts and districts (zones).

In carrying out activities such as surveying, mining, construction of underground works, protective measures should be taken; effective measures, such as sealing or unfinished water wells, should be taken by the owner to prevent contamination of groundwater and security accidents.

It prohibits the use of cereals (pits), hiding facilities, pondmissions of wastewater or toxic hazardous items.

Article 338 Watershed management bodies should harmonize planning, rationalizing a certain number of monitoring wells and monitor groundwater water and water quality.

Governments of the urban, district (zone) population should regularly monitor water quality in water sources.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 39, in one of the following cases, is sanctioned by water management agencies or by municipal, district (zone) water administration authorities:

(i) Recruit the closure of the water wells without the approval of a fine of more than 10,000 dollars;

(ii) No fine of up to 20,000 dollars for the applicant's office, in accordance with the approved water harvested well;

(iii) Unauthorized changes in the use of water, changes in the time limit and fines of more than 20,000 yen, with the delay in the release of water licences;

(iv) The well has not been able to collect inputs, with a fine of more than 2,000 dollars.

Article 40 violates other acts of this approach, which are punishable by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 40. Watershed management and municipal, district and territorial (zonal) water administration authorities and their staff have one of the following acts, which are governed by the law by the relevant authorities to the principal and direct responsibilities, in accordance with the authority of management;

(i) Removal of false reports against conditions of inadmissibility or non-review of reports on time;

(ii) The right to approve the licence of water;

(iii) The investigation of the offence;

(iv) To receive bribery;

(v) Constraints, alterations, denial of access to water data and monitoring data.

Annex VI

Article 42