(Adopted at the 17th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Southern Sangi Province on 30 December 2013, No. 209 of 8 January 2014, published as of 1 April 2014)

In order to strengthen hydrological management, the development of hydrological causes, services for disaster mitigation, water resources management, water conservation and public infrastructure development, and the promotion of sustainable economic and social development, in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Water Law, the People's Republic of China Hunger Act, the People's Republic of China Hydrographic Regulations.

Article 2 provides for the planning and construction of the hydrology network within the territorial administration, water resource monitoring and forecasting, water resource survey evaluation, communications, custody and use of hydro-hydro water resources monitoring environments and facilities, and shall be subject to this approach.

Article 3 Hydrographic causes are the basis for national economic and social development, and hydrological work should place public-health services at the top.

More than the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of hydrological work by integrating hydrological causes into the planning for economic and social development of their nationals, accelerating the modernization of hydrology and fully fulfilling the role of hydrological work in government decision-making, economic development and social public services.

The Government's financial sector incorporates the requirements for the cause of hydrology into provincial fiscal budgets. The municipalities, districts (communes, districts) and the people's governments should be interested in and support for hydrological work, and provide support for the operation of hydrology for local services.

Article IV is responsible for the management of the Ministry's Government's water administration authorities for the entire province's hydrological work, with their immediate hydrological institutions (hereinafter referred to as the provincial hydrological body).

The province-wide hydrological institutions are reasonable to combine the principles of watershed management and management regional management. The hydrological institutions in the urban, district, and local people's governments are specifically responsible for organizing hydrological work within their jurisdiction to provide hydrological services for local economic construction and social development, with guidance from local water administrative authorities.

The provincial hydrological institutions are specifically responsible for the organization of hydrological work in the management of the Lake positive lake area.

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Article 6. Development planning for hydrology is the basis for hydrological work. The provincial Government's water administration authorities should organize development planning for the whole province's hydrological cause in accordance with national hydrological development planning, watershed hydrology development planning, with the approval of implementation by the provincial people's Government or its mandated departments, following consultation with the relevant ministries of the provincial population.

Changes in the development planning of the hydrological cause should be approved in accordance with the planning process.

Article 7. Provincial hydrological institutions should organize the construction of a whole provincial hydrology network based on the development planning of hydrology throughout the province, with the approval of the territorial Government's water administration authorities.

The construction of the hydrology network should be guided by the principles of rational, functional integrity, effective use, prevention of duplication, balance of current and long-term needs.

The provincial Government's water administration authorities should strengthen their cooperation with the relevant sectors such as land resources, environmental protection, transport, meteorology, electricity, in planning the construction of the same-class monitoring stations, and promote the construction of the relevant planning interfaces and monitoring stations and avoid and reduce duplication.

Article 8. The construction of the hydrological station network should be organized in accordance with the national fixed asset investment project.

The provision for the construction and operation of the hydrology network for the provision of basic engineering facilities, such as water, hydropower, should be included in the cost estimates for construction and operation management.

New construction, alteration, expansion of hydro-energy works require the construction of hydrology stations or the provision of hydro-hydro water resources monitoring facilities, which should be designed in parallel with the main works, along with construction and at the same time.

Article 9. Hydrographic stations are divided into national basic hydrological stations and specialized hydrology stations. In regions covered by the National Basic Hydrographic Station, the establishment of specialized hydrological stations should be in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Hydrographic Regulations.

Article 10 Governments of the above-mentioned population should strengthen the capacity-building of hydrological water resources monitoring and support hydrological institutions to expedite the upgrading of monitoring research base, infrastructure and hydrological observation equipment.

Hydrographic institutions should improve hydrological water resources monitoring tools, strengthen professional technical training for monitoring personnel, conduct scientific research in priority areas such as drought prevention, urban hydrology, ecological hydrology, rural water safety and security, and increase the level of hydrological public services.

Hydrographic institutions are stationed in rural remote areas to undertake hydrological water resource monitoring missions, which can be delegated to units or individuals.

Article 11. Hydrographic institutions should conduct dynamic monitoring of hydrological resources and provide monitoring information for drought prevention, water resource management and water conservation.

The provincial Government's water administration authorities should establish a monitoring information-sharing system with local land resources, environmental protection, meteorology, electricity, etc., to communicate data and information forecasting information on each other and to conduct regular communication and integration.

Article 12 Governments of more than zones should organize water administrative authorities, hydrological institutions and related sectors to establish drought monitoring early warning systems to strengthen monitoring and early warning of drought situations in important rivers, small-scale flooding and drought-focused droughts, and to enhance disaster risk reduction capabilities.

Hydrographic stations with water information collection and hydrological information forecasting missions should provide real-time water information and hydrological information forecasts to more people at the district level in a timely and accurate manner.

Article 13. The provincial Government's drought control command should organize hydrology, meteorology institutions to establish drought-resistant information consultation mechanisms, coordinate hydrology, meteorological institutions, jointly identify information-sharing monitoring sites and harmonize relevant technical standards to provide uniform information forecasts for drought-resistant decision-making.

Hydrographic information is forecasted by the Government of the more than the population at the district level to prevent drought command institutions, water administration authorities or hydrological institutions from being issued to society in accordance with the competence established by the State and the province.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should be broadcast, published and published in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant national provisions and the drought prevention requirements, and indicate the time for the issuance of institutions and issuance.

Article 14. Hydrographic institutions should establish a water resource monitoring evaluation system that is adapted to the water resource management requirements, to strengthen water functional areas, drinking water water sources, quantification of the administrative area, water quality monitoring and the erosion of important river lakes, and to transmit the data and analytical evaluation findings to the administrative authorities of the population.

Hydrographic institutions should strengthen water availability, water quality monitoring in rural water sources and provide services to secure rural drinking water.

Article 15. Hydrographic institutions should establish emergency monitoring mechanisms for the sound management of hydro-hydro resources and prepare emergency monitoring presupposes.

It was found that changes in water quantity, water quality, etc. that could endanger water security, and that the hydrological institutions should immediately launch emergency monitoring prestigation, strengthen monitoring and investigation, and promptly monitor, investigate and process the people's government and its water administration authorities; identify changes in water quality and possible occurrences of sudden-on-scale water pollution, should be conducted in a timely manner by the government water administration authorities and environmental protection authorities that monitor, investigate the reporting sites.

Article 16 Hydrographic institutions should expand the area of hydrological services to serve as a technical advantage to provide hydrological services for agricultural production, urban sequestration, industrial park construction and major construction projects, in accordance with the economic and social development needs of the location.

Article 17: The lake hydrological agency should strengthen water, water quality, water quality, water eco-monitoring in the lake-positive lake area, undertake regular work on the approval of the water functional areas of the Lake, the health evaluation of lakes, the lake flow and water quality monitoring, the assessment of water resources, prepare a report on the quality of water resources for lake-positive lakes and provide technical support for the construction and operation of the Lake-positive water hub, and service the construction of the ecological sector in the Lake.

Article 18 Governments of the province and their water administration authorities should expedite the construction of a lake-positive eco-monitoring research base, improve the base function and establish a monitoring and academic exchange platform to address the pre-ecological science of hydrology in the wet-humid areas.

The provincial hydrological institutions should strengthen scientific cooperation with national and foreign scientific institutions and higher institutions, based on the Tooly Lake hydroecological Monitoring Research Base, scientific studies such as the lake flow features, the environmental evolution of water and the ecological protection of water, which provide scientific grounds for the development, protection, and use of lakes.

In accordance with the development requirements of the economic community, the water administration authorities of the people at the district level should carry out the assessment of water resources with the relevant units.

The assessment of water resources should be carried out in accordance with objective, scientific, systematic principles, quantitative calculations of basic data on the survey of water resources, analysis of the supply-side relationship of water resources and forecasting their changing trends.

The results of the assessment of water resources are included in the Water Resources Bulletin prepared by hydrological institutions and are disseminated regularly to society.

Article 20 introduces a system for the harmonization of water resources monitoring materials.

Each unit involved in the monitoring of hydrological resources, such as surface water and groundwater resources, water quantity, water quality, water ecology, etc. in the administrative area of the province shall be transferred to the relevant hydrological bodies in accordance with the information management authority prior to the end of March each year.

Monitoring of groundwater resources in important groundwater sources, in supra-sexploitation areas and important (releading) water slogans, slogan and critical monitoring information in the rivers and lakes are transmitted to provincial hydrological bodies by the units involved in hydrowater monitoring.

Access to water works (relead) water, sampling (lead) is transferred by the Water Engineering Management Unit to the hydrological institutions of the engineering location by March each year.

In accordance with the information on the hydrology network, the water resource management needs and the requirements for the printing of the hydrological Yearbook, specific information needs to be identified in advance of the project and technical requirements, the hydrological body informs the relevant units in writing.

Article 21 Hydrographic institutions should properly store and maintain the water resources monitoring information to be delivered, form hydrological water resources monitoring results based on the needs of national economic construction and social development for the processing of hydro-hydro water resources monitoring materials, be printed and a hydrological water resource database.

Monitoring information on basic hydrological resources should be made public in accordance with the law, except for State secrets. The provincial hydrological institutions should establish a public platform for information on hydrological water resources to facilitate public access to water resources monitoring.

The decision-making and defence, public safety, environmental protection of public goods, such as disaster mitigation, defence, public safety and environmental protection, require the use of hydrological water resources monitoring information and results.

Article 2 No unit or individual shall be intrusive, destroyed, forcibly moved or unauthorized to use hydrological water resources monitoring facilities without the use of hydrological communications facilities to carry out activities that are not relevant to the monitoring of hydrological water resources.

No unit or individual may be relocated to the basic hydrological stations of the State without the approval of the law.

Article 23 Monitoring the environment of hydrological water resources is protected by law. The Government of the population at the district level should delineate and publish hydrological water resources to monitor environmental protection in accordance with the following criteria and establish groundmarks on the scope of protection:

(i) The scope of protection in the monitoring of rivers over three thousand square kilometres of water area, rivers, meals, rivers, rivers, rivers, rivers, rivers, rivers or other salts, with basic monitoring of the turmoil of each kilometre below the historical flooding area, and other rivers lobbied under basic monitoring to cover five metres below the top of historical flooding.

(ii) The scope of the protection of the lake-hydro water resource monitoring area, which is bordered by five hundred metres around basic monitoring.

(iii) The scope of protection of hydrological water resources monitoring sites to monitor the location's thirty-metres.

(iv) The scope of the protection of hydrological water resources monitoring facilities to determine the boundaries of the laboratory operating rooms, self-reviewed water wells, the pillars of hydrothermal cables, and the 20 metres surrounding the monitoring facility.

The scope of environmental protection should be integrated into local town planning, and any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the environment of hydrological water resources.

Article 24 should avoid affecting the monitoring environment and the relocation of basic hydrological stations in the country.

Within the context of the management of the 20 km of the country's basic hydrology stations, new construction, alteration, expansion of the following works affecting water resources monitoring, the construction units should be constructed with the consent of the management authority of the station and take appropriate measures to guarantee the original function of the hydrology station:

(i) Water works;

(ii) Bridges, terminals and other blocks, inter rivers, route buildings, constructions or paved the inter river pipelines, cables;

(iii) Access to water, drainage, etc., may affect hydro-hydro water resources monitoring.

As a result of the construction of the hydrology station, the cost is borne by the construction unit and the alteration of the hydrological plants should not be lower than the original criterion; the approval of the relocation of the basic hydrological meteries in the country after the construction of the hydrological institution in accordance with the standards for the construction of hydrological facilities is assumed by major engineering units.

Article 25 Hydrographic institutions should strengthen the escort and conduct of hydrological water monitoring facilities and the monitoring of the environment, and identify monitoring facilities, monitoring the environment being man-made to undermine hydro-hydro monitoring, and should inform local government water administration authorities. The informed water administration authorities should take measures to ensure the proper monitoring of hydrological water resources, and, if necessary, should report to the current people's Government and make recommendations for disposal. The water administration should inform the hydrological body in a timely manner of the disposition.

More than the people at the district level should protect the water resources monitoring environment. As a result of urban construction, major engineering construction, the local people's Government should coordinate the measures taken by the relevant sectors to ensure that hydrological water resources are monitored properly during construction.

Article 26, in violation of this approach, provides for the intrusion, destruction of hydrological water resources monitoring facilities or the unauthorized use of hydrological water resources monitoring facilities without authorization, to cease violations by the administrative authorities of the people at the district level, the duration of restitution or other remedies, and fines may be imposed in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) A minor loss to the monitoring function of the hydrological water resources monitoring facility, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars;

(ii) The monitoring function of hydrological water resources monitoring facilities has resulted in significant losses, with a fine of more than 30,000 dollars;

(iii) The monitoring function of hydrological water resources monitoring facilities has resulted in serious losses, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars.

Governmental water administration authorities at the district level may commission administrative penalties provided for by the same hydrological body.

Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts shall be treated by law for the direct responsible and other persons directly responsible; and that criminal responsibility is lawful:

(i) The loss of the economy caused by the misstatement of water resources monitoring information;

(ii) Bakdown and posting of hydrological water resources monitoring information;

(iii) The unauthorized issuance of hydrological information forecasts;

(iv) Disadvantages, destructions, and counterfeiting water resources monitoring information;

(v) The unauthorized transfer and transfer of hydrological water resources monitoring information;

(vi) Other acts that are not carried out by law.

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 April 2014.