(Act No. 23 of 25 December 2013 of the People's Government Order No. 23 of the Tibetan Autonomous Region issued as of 1 March 2014.

In order to strengthen the security management of fire safety in the physical protection units, to prevent fire and to reduce fire hazards, and to develop this approach in the light of legal regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property and the Western Tibetan Autonomous Region Fire Regulations.

Article 2 applies to fire safety management in the administrative area of the self-government area.

Article 3 protects the principle of who is responsible and develops and implements fire safety responsibility.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen the firefighting work of the property protection units, and more people at the district level where the property protection unit is located should develop professional fire safety planning and organize implementation.

Governments at all levels encourage and support the work of artisanal firefighting research. Units and individuals who have made a significant contribution or performance in the work of fire safety and scientific research in witness protection units should be recognized, rewarded.

Article 5

Article 6. The financial sector at all levels should arrange specific funding for fire safety for the property protection units in the annual budget to ensure that the fire safety needs of the property protection units are met.

Article 7. Fire agencies at all levels of public security are governed by the principle of territorial management and sub-sector management and are governed by the law by fire safety monitoring units.

The Public Security Agency Fire Safety Agency of the Property Protection Unit is responsible for the management of fire safety monitoring in the territory's physical protection units, and has not yet been established the physical protection units of the fire agency of the public security agencies (markets, zones) to carry out fire safety monitoring by the fire protection units.

Article 8

The firefighting agencies at all levels of public security should strengthen the guidance on the management of the security dispatch of the Public Security Service of the Property Protection Unit, the daily fire safety monitoring in the police cells.

Article 9

(i) To follow up on relevant fire laws and regulations to guarantee the proper conduct of fire safety in this unit;

(ii) Ratify the implementation of the annual fire safety workplan;

(iii) Coordinating the implementation of firefighting funds for this unit and providing organizational guarantees;

(iv) The implementation of fire safety responsibilities and the signing of fire safety liability letters within this unit, and the approval of fire safety systems;

(v) A firefighting facility in accordance with national standards;

(vi) To promote the rehabilitation of fire spoilers and to address in a timely manner major issues related to fire safety.

Article 10 Protection units should identify fire safety managers in this unit. Fire safety managers should perform the following duties:

(i) Develop annual fire safety workplans and organize daily fire safety management;

(ii) Organizing the development of prefabricated fires and emergency evacuations consistent with this unit and organizing performance exercises;

(iii) Organizing fire detection and rehabilitation efforts;

(iv) The organization of maintenance of fire-fighting facilities in this unit, the extinguishing of firearms materials and fire safety symbols, ensuring the effectiveness of evacuation routes and the safe flow of exports;

(v) Managing specialized fire brigades or voluntary fire brigades, organizing fire detection and routine training, performance;

(vi) Organizing fire safety knowledge, skills promotion and training;

(vii) To report on fire safety on a regular basis to fire safety responsibilities and to report in a timely manner on critical issues related to fire safety;

(viii) Other fire safety management commissioned by the Fire Safety Liability Unit.

Article 11. Staff and religious teaching staff of the Property Protection Unit shall perform the following fire safety duties:

(i) Learning and compliance with fire law legislation;

(ii) Participation in fire-fighting knowledge training and knowledge-sharing;

(iii) Participation in fire safety management and maintenance of fire safety facilities;

(iv) Participation in the identification of spoilers of fires;

(v) The discovery of fire alerts in a timely manner and the immediate organization of rescue and the evacuation of persons;

(vi) To reflect the problems of this unit in the management of fire safety and to propose rationalization recommendations to the head of the unit or the relevant authorities.

Article 12. National focus protection units that do not establish a public safety authority fire agency should establish a Government-wide fire brigade and be equipped with fire-fighting equipment in accordance with national standards, with fire-saving and emergency relief efforts.

Other material protection units that do not establish a public security agency fire agency should establish a Government-specific fire brigade or a voluntary fire brigade to undertake fire recovery and emergency relief efforts.

Article 13 protect units should be equipped with mobile weaponry materials, in accordance with fire safety technology norms and standards, to establish firewater, fire alerts, automatic fire extinguishing facilities, and to maintain, monitor and monitor on a regular basis.

The level of self-government should establish safe and reliable fire safety equipment, such as fire protection systems, in accordance with fire control requirements.

Article 14. The existing safety corridors within the Documentation Protection Unit and the fire blocks should be kept open and must not be stopped or occupied.

Article 15 Protection units should set clear fire safety signs and fire safety signals at regular and critical locations.

Article 16 provides that the installation, use and design of the electrical products of the property protection unit and its routes should be consistent with fire safety technology standards and regulations.

In addition to the lighting and security-protection equipment, the Chief of the Property Protection Unit prohibits the installation of other electrical facilities.

The material protection units should use lighting and other electrical facilities consistent with fire safety requirements and maintain adequate safety distances with fuel-prone fuels.

The Property Protection Unit should regularly test electrical facilities and should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner for electrical facilities that do not meet the requirements of the electrical safety standards.

The units and individuals that have installed, rehabilitated the electrical facilities of the unit should be eligible for professional electrical construction and be strictly constructed in accordance with the electrical safety technical protocols.

Article 17 prohibits access to physical protection units, such as flammable fumes and fire sources.

It is prohibited to destroy fuelwood, charcoal, oil, etc. in the main building of the physical protection unit; the need for fuelwood, wood, oil, etc., should be in line with fire safety requirements and be placed on the safe sea.

Article 18

The life of fire within the physical protection unit should be set up at the security site and effective fire safety measures; fire protection measures should be taken between the area of life and the priority protected areas.

Article 19

(i) Designation of specialist care in designated fire safety areas and the establishment of clear firewood and other fire facilities to ensure fire safety;

(ii) Slights, selves, fuel lights, etc. should maintain a sufficient safety distance between the persuasionable fuel and take effective fire safety measures;

(iii) The equipment for which the fire is directed should be used for non-flammable heat material;

(iv) Concrete supply of fuel lights, which should be established independently in the security area, and the main Her Majesty's cell must not concentrate on the supply of fuel;

(v) The designated individual cleaning of foetes and fuel lights on a daily basis.

Article 20 Protection units shall be subject to the following fire safety provisions:

(i) The property protection unit and the construction unit should work together to develop safety protection measures for fire safety, identify the fire safety responsibilities of both parties and sign the book of responsibility for the depression;

(ii) The construction unit determines the head of fire safety on the ground, with specific responsibility for fire safety work on the construction site;

(iii) The safety nets, peripheral networks and saving materials used on the construction site should be in line with fire safety requirements and should not be used for fuel or fuel;

(iv) Establishment of a sound fire safety management system for construction. It is prohibited to provide self-containing, arranging electricity lines or install and use electrical equipment. The use of electric welding, gas welding and fire operations in the property protection units should be agreed by the head of the fire safety management and construction on-site fire safety. The construction personnel should comply with fire safety systems and operating regulations in the course of construction and implement fire safety measures;

(v) The construction site shall not be able to store flammable material that exceeds the same day. The designation of arsenals, such as flammable chemical hazardous items and compressable gas containers, should be based on their nature, on the establishment of a dedicated pool outside the construction site;

(vi) In the use of flammable chemical hazardous items in construction, fire safety measures should be devised and must not be installed on the construction operation site;

(vii) Prohibition of the establishment of temporary construction buildings in the area of focus on the protection of property units. The office of the construction unit and the living area should be established in the security area;

(viii) The timely clean-up of waste, garbage and the safe passage of fires;

(ix) The establishment of firefighting equipment and temporary firefighting facilities at the construction site, which should be skilled in the use of firefighting equipment and have the capacity to report police and dispose of the initial fire.

Article 21 shall be subject to the following fire safety provisions, subject to the approval of films, televisions within the property protection unit:

(i) The development of fire safety measures and the provision of time, landscape materials, fire use, fire safety protection;

(ii) To carry out the filming activities in the context of approval and to inform the author's protection units and the local public security authorities fire agencies on the matter in writing;

(iii) Designate specialized persons responsible for taking on-site fire safety work, subject to the management and supervision of cultural (scicles), religious affairs and property protection units;

(iv) Prohibition of the use of fuel-prone materials;

(v) Prohibition of the use of light light lights in buildings with books, books, photographs, hardk textiles, recuperations, walls;

(vi) Designation of specialist care equipment, lighting lights should avoid flammables that should be equipped with firewood, anti-soil devices and staff members should be cut off in time when they leave the site;

(vii) The necessary firefighting facilities;

(viii) To be dismantled in a timely manner after the use of articies, landscapes and other photographs.

Section II of the Public Security Agency's firefighting agencies, the Public Security dispatch and the police room should include the Honour, monastery, kitchen homes, etc., as a basic module, in the fire monitoring inspection.

The physical protection unit should be equipped with fire safety managers for each basic module, to conduct fire prevention inspections, to detect spoilers and to report on time.

Article 23 Fire agencies of the public security authorities should organize fire monitoring inspections before fires, traditional holidays and large religious events are held, there is a hidden fire and should be informed in writing of the property protection units and report on the local people's Government.

Article 24 provides administrative law enforcement documents when public security agencies and their fire agencies monitor fire safety operations in the property protection units. The property protection unit shall not reject fire safety inspections on any grounds.

Article 25 Safety Agency firefighting agencies, Public Security Officers of the stationary Protection Unit, police stations carrying out fire monitoring inspections of the property protection units, with the following:

(i) The performance of fire safety duties by the property protection units;

(ii) The safety of religious activities, learning, work and fire safety in the area of life;

(iii) Harmonization and effectiveness of firefighting facilities;

(iv) Implementation of fire safety responsibilities by the engineering unit for the maintenance of the material construction works;

(v) To receive verification of fire safety violations;

(vi) Other fire safety oversight inspections under the law regulations.

Article 26 conducts fire safety inspections on traditional holidays and pre-emptive religious activities, with the exception of the examination of the contents set out in article 25, which should also focus on:

(i) Whether specific fires and emergency evacuations have been developed;

(ii) Whether there is a clear division of responsibility for fire safety on the ground;

(iii) Whether fire safety managers are identified on the ground;

(iv) On-the-ground fires and compliance with safety norms;

(v) The availability of safe export and fireways on-site evacuation routes.

Fire safety inspections prior to various religious activities should be carried out by the public security agencies firefighting agencies within three working days of the date of receipt of the notice of this public security authority.

Article 27 Protection units do not carry out fire safety duties, and are subject to the responsibility of the public security authorities for firefighting agencies to change their duration; and are treated accordingly by the executive branch of culture (province).

Article 28, in violation of articles 15, 16, paragraph 3, 17 and 19 of this approach, is subject to a change in the period of time by a firefighting agency of the public security agency; a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for the unit and a fine of up to 1000 dollars for the responsible person.

Article 29, in violation of article 16, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, of this approach, shall be responsible for the immediate transformation of the property protection unit, the proper custody or treatment of the goods, and the refusal to reproduce it and the prohibition of its entry into force.

Article 31, in violation of article 21 of this approach, is subject to an immediate cessation by a firefighting agency of the public security agency, a period of time being changed, an end to its activities and a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for units and a fine of up to 1000 dollars for individuals.

Article 31 violates other acts of this approach, and other laws and regulations have been provided for.

In article 32, the public security authorities and their fire agencies, culture (scicles), religious affairs management staff play a role in the exercise of neglected duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are subject to administrative disposition by their units, and the alleged crimes are brought to justice by law.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2014. The Western Tibet Protection Unit Fire Safety Management Approach, which came into force on 1 August 2003, was also repealed.