(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Government of the XVth Municipalities of 31 July 2013 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 124 of 12 August 2013, by the Order No. 124 of the Government of the Grand Turkmen Republic of 1 October 2013)

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of civilian buildings, reduce energy consumption in civilian buildings and increase efficiency in energy use, develop this approach in line with the State Department's Civil Architecture Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 states that civilian buildings can be used to reduce energy consumption in their use, subject to ensuring the functionality of civilian buildings and the quality of the hot environment indoor buildings.

The present Regulations refer to civilian construction, office buildings and other public buildings, such as residential buildings, office buildings and commerce, services, education and health.

This approach is applicable to civilian construction festivals within the executive area of the Principality and related oversight activities.

Article IV. The municipal and district-building authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of civilian buildings in the current administration area, with specific tasks entrusted to them by law.

Municipal government agencies with administrative functions are responsible for overseeing the management of civilian buildings in the region.

The relevant sectors of the city and district (commune) government are in line with their respective responsibilities to work related to civilian construction.

Article 5 Municipal and district governments should arrange for the funding of civilian construction festivals to support the development of scientific and technical research and standards that are available in civilian buildings, the renovation of the building block structure and the provision of heating systems, the application of renewable energy in civilian buildings, and the application of civilian construction projects that can be modelled, and the extension of energy efficiency projects.

Article 6 encourages activities such as the promotion, advice, extension, training and contract energy management services for various industry associations, brokering services, scientific institutions, higher colleges.

Article 7. Municipal construction authorities shall develop, publish and update, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, inventories of technologies, processes, materials and equipment for the promotion, limitation or use of civilian buildings in the city.

New technologies, new processes, new materials and new equipment that are not included in the previous paragraph could be included in the distribution of the directory, after the adoption of an expert opinion by the municipal construction management structure.

Article 8 can be used in this city, and its product supply units shall be subject to a product production licence, quality assurance, use of notes, construction norms, inspection reports from the plant inspection and inspection units to the municipal construction authorities.

Article 9 encourages the conduct of applications, demonstration and diffusion of renewable energy, such as solar, geothermal, wind, biomass, in civilian buildings.

Specific requirements for the use of solar hydrothermal systems in civilian buildings, solar photovoltaic power generation, silo lighting are developed by municipal construction authorities.

Article 10. The design of the civilian construction programme should include the design of specific notes by the construction section that the preliminary design document should include the design of dedicated parts of the construction section and the construction map design document should include the design of notes and sections of the construction section and the identification of materials, components, technical requirements for equipment and energy-efficient measures, construction.

Article 11. The construction map design document review unit should conduct a specific review of the design of the construction section in the construction map design document, in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction sections, and provide the construction units with a specific review report, as reviewed and qualified.

The special review of the construction map design document should be signed by the reviewer and be added to the chapter of the review unit. The review of qualified construction map design documents shall not be subject to unauthorized change; changes are required and should be revisited.

Article 12. The construction authorities should conduct a screening of the construction section review unit of the construction map design document and identify circumstances that are not in compliance with the relevant provisions or which are falsely reported, and should be dealt with by law.

When construction units apply for the processing of construction permits, a dedicated review of the construction map design document and a self-saving table should be presented.

The construction authorities are not granted a construction permit without a specific review report of the construction map design document and a table for the availability of civilian buildings.

Article 14. The construction unit has completed its work and should seek the advice of the construction management structure that is not in line with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings and that it should not be able to carry out a successful inspection report.

The following persons of ownership of civilian buildings shall be subject to social scrutiny and marking of the efficiency of the energy use of buildings and shall be subject to social oversight, in accordance with the relevant national assessment findings:

(i) A new construction, alteration, expansion or implementation section that enables the integrated transformation of national institutions and large public buildings for financial support;

(ii) To apply for demonstration works in national, provincial or municipal sections;

(iii) To apply for a green construction evaluation mark;

(iv) Laws, regulations and regulations stipulate that other buildings that should be evaluated and marked by efficiency in the use of energy.

Article 16 states and territories (markets) are systematically and step-by-step in the implementation of existing civilian construction classifications, in accordance with actual economic and social development levels and geoclimatic conditions.

Article 17 implements existing civilian construction sections that should be adapted in line with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings, assign priority to low-cost adaptation measures such as servitude, improvement of ventilation, and encourage the design, installation of renewable energy use facilities such as solar energy.

The implementation of existing construction sections should ensure that housing structures and fire safety do not reduce the resilience and use of buildings.

Article 18 has been implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Investment in social funds is encouraged to be renovated by building blocks.

Article 19 build-up authorities should establish a statistical, monitoring system for civilian construction, survey statistical and evaluation analysis of the availability of large public buildings and make the findings available to society.

Large-scale public buildingsowners or users should establish a building energy consumption statistics bank, designate specialized persons responsible for energy consumption statistics, document energy consumption, provide energy efficiency education and job training for energy-efficient managers and practitioners, and work with the construction authorities to conduct statistical surveys and build energy monitoring.

Article 20 encourages the management of specialized units by enabling units to carry out the rehabilitation and operation management of existing civilian buildings.

Article 21 violates this approach and is addressed by the construction authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 22 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2013, with amendments to the Decision of the Government of the Greater Municipalities on amendments to the Regulations of the Government of the Republic of the Greater Town on 22 March 2000.