(Adopted by Decree No. 8 of 19 August 2013, by the Permanent People's Government of Honour, on 29 July 2013)

Article 1, in order to promote eco-civilization, enhance the management of public institutions, increase efficiency in energy use, reduce the cost of administrative operation, play a role in public institutions in the overall social section, and develop this approach in the light of the provisions of the Law on Saving Energy in the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on Public Institutions, the regulations on the construction of eco-civilized urban regulations in Hygis.

Article 2 refers to public bodies, as well as national organs, utilities and groups that use financial funds in all or part of the city.

This approach applies to the functions of public bodies that can perform the festival.

Article 3 agencies working in the administration of the communes are responsible for supervision of the management of public institutions at the municipal level, under the guidance of the commune authorities, and for the promotion, guidance, coordination and supervision of public institutions throughout the city.

The authorities responsible for the management of the People's Government (communes, districts) are guided by the same section's working authorities, responsible for the supervision of the management and guidance and supervision of public institutions. The Government of the people who have not established institutions for the work of the organs (communes, districts) needs to identify the sectors responsible for the work of public institutions.

The authorities at all levels, such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, are able to carry out the work of public institutions within the system, under the guidance of the same public institutions.

Article IV. Public institutions in the municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should be in the same sector to carry out public service festivals that promote, educate and educate, promote scientific knowledge and raise awareness of the law and provide a sense of ownership.

Article 5 Public institutions in the municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should be competent to work with the relevant departments to develop public institutions for the management of the archaeological approach to the objectives of the work of the public bodies and to incorporate the evaluation of performance appraisals at all levels of government.

Sections of public institutions should be subject to social oversight. Any unit and individual have the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions, which should be processed in a timely manner.

Article 7 recognizes and rewards for units and individuals who can work in public institutions.

Article 8. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should strengthen the organization of leadership, establish a coordination mechanism for the functioning of public institutions, coordinate in a timely manner important issues for the functioning of public institutions and promote and facilitate the work of public institutions.

Article 9. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should pool and coordinate the provision of public services and the introduction of sectoral budget management units to incorporate public agency funds into sectoral budgets to support the construction of management systems, the re-engineering of new sections of energy management, the application of advanced technologies and products.

Article 10

The public institutions in the area (markets, districts) should be able to plan in conjunction with the sector in the light of the medium- and long-term planning of public institutions throughout the city and, in practice, with the relevant departments, to implement the energy efficiency and indicators identified by the year in order to meet the goals and targets set at this level and the communes, towns, communities.

Article 11. Public institutions should plan, in line with the characteristics of this unit and the status of utilization in the previous year, develop annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes that are tailored to the implementation of energy efficiency or adaptation measures, ensure the completion of the energy efficiency objectives and report on the request of the public institutions of the current people.

Article 12. Public institutions should establish a system of functional focal points, designate special-person focal points to collect, collate, communicate important information on the effectiveness of this unit section, report on the timely delivery of energy resource consumption statistics, analyse the dynamics of energy resources and provide ideas and proposals for advancing the work of this unit. The liaison officer should be trained in a cost-effective manner.

Article 13. Public institutions should establish a sound energy management system and a system of operation, implement energy management responsibilities and conduct energy-efficient training, with emphasis on functional systems and the operation of equipment that should be equipped with professional technical personnel.

Article 14. Public institutions should implement the energy consumption measurement system by providing for and using qualified energy measurements in accordance with the law, distinguishing between the types of energy-efficient, the use of energy-efficient systems, the progressive promotion of energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects, the establishment of a energy consumption monitoring system and the need for monitoring equipment to carry out real-time monitoring of the energy consumption situation, the timely detection, correction of waste and the cost savings.

Article 15. Public bodies should designate specialized persons to be responsible for energy consumption statistics, and to establish energy consumption statistics desk accounts, such as real recording of raw data on energy consumption, enhancement of data analysis, and increase the level of energy consumption monitoring, in accordance with the relevant provisions and requirements of the Public Institutions Energy Resources Consumer Statistics System. Energy consumption reports are available to the public agencies of the current people within the time frame.

Article 16 provides that the municipal public institutions should be able to monitor the energy consumption of public institutions in a timely manner with the relevant departments.

Article 17 Public institutions may, in accordance with the requirements of the contract energy management approach, entrust the energy service providers with the supervision, design, financing, adaptation and operation of the office premises.

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Article 19 Public institutions should incorporate the objectives and requirements of energy management when entering into a service contract with the Property and Industry Company; take concrete measures to implement the energy management objectives and to complete their objectives as an important indicator for the quality evaluation of the services of the company.

Article 20 should establish a green procurement system that, in accordance with national and provincial provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement, procurement includes products, equipment and equipment included in the directory and environmental mark products of the government procurement directory of the products, equipment, and no procurement of products, equipment and equipment that can be used by national and provincial orders for phase-out.

Article 21 encourages, supports public institutions to purchase and use high energy efficiency levels or energy-efficient products that can be certified by means of efficient lighting, efficient electrical power, affordable equipment, and energy efficiency.

In accordance with article 22, public bodies should conduct energy audits for the operation of this unit, the operation of the equipment and the use of energy, taking measures to increase efficiency in the use of energy in accordance with the findings of the audit. Specific approaches are developed by the relevant departments.

Article 23. Public institutions should strengthen the maintenance, operation regulation, inspection, implementation of low-cost and cost-effective measures to enhance the management and promotion of web offices, in accordance with the requirements of saving agencies. Establish the following systems:

(i) The management of special equipment, such as ITU, should establish an annual inspection and inspection registration system that reduces the availability of functional resources and ensures the proper operation of electrical equipment.

(ii) The day-to-day office should strengthen the management of electrical equipment, establish a system of inspection inspections, reduce the availability of ITU equipment, such as air conditioning, computers, photocopy machines, and reduce the use of one-time water and tea cups; reduce the use of day-to-day office paper writings, promote bi-face printing and increase the use of paper.

(iii) The air conditioning system should strictly implement the provisions of the national regulations on temperature control. The central air conditioning equipment is equipped to reduce energy waste during air conditioning. During the seasonal exchange, fewer air conditioners were used to take full advantage of natural wind energy efficiency and improve operation management. The units with specific temperature requirements are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions.

(iv) The ladder should exercise imaginative control, rationalize the establishment, advocate for the discontinuation of the ladder 3 and 3th floors at the unavailability of the office premises, reduce the operational strength in the non- peak paragraph, operate at the high level, and control over the use of gradients and frequency at the floor floor floor floor level.

(v) landscapes, road lights, building light systems should use efficient lighting devices, optimizing the design of lighting systems, improving the means of electrical control, promoting the application of the imaginative control mechanism, and building lighting systems should take full advantage of the natural photos.

(vi) Useable equipment facilities, such as equipment buildings, meals and start-ups, should be subject to focus monitoring, scientific management and effective measures to reduce energy consumption.

(vii) Strengthening the maintenance of water supply facilities, regular inspections of the replacement of water pipelines, the installation or replacement of water-based water terminals and sanitation features, and the elimination of runbacks. In-house greenland conservation should be based on seasonal and weather changes, scientific irrigated in a timely manner and the promotion of micro-industry, dripping, etc.

(viii) Informationization, networking and non-paper-based offices should be strengthened within and across sectors, rationalizing the number and size of meetings, promoting the use of television teleconferences, web video conferences, etc. systems to increase efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

Article 24 should take the following measures to enhance the management of vehicle festivals:

(i) Management of public service vehicles and strict control of the number of vehicle maintenance.

(ii) Public service vehicles should be given priority to the selection of low-energy, low-pollutant vehicles, the promotion of vehicles using clean energy and the strict implementation of the vehicle reporting system.

(iii) The establishment of a public service vehicle registration system prohibiting the use of vehicles for non-public purposes, strict enforcement of the targeted vehicle fuel, targeted maintenance, etc.

(iv) Strict implementation of the 100-kilometre oil classification control standards for vehicles, regular publication of the life and fuel consumption of single vehicles, and introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting and fuel incentive system.

Sections of public institutions in the city, district (communes, district) should be designed with the relevant authorities to develop plans for the rehabilitation of existing buildings and to organize implementation.

The new construction of public institutions and the renovation of existing buildings should strictly implement national regulations and standards relating to the design, construction, probation and completion of construction projects, and the monitoring of implementation of the relevant provisions and standards of the State should be strengthened by the authorities of the urban, district and district governments.

Sections of public institutions in the municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should be subject to the same sector to strengthen oversight inspections of public institutions at this level and at the lower level. Oversight inspections include:

(i) Develop, implement annual energy efficiency targets and implement programmes.

(ii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring, statistics and reporting.

(iii) The establishment of a section capable of regulating regulations.

(iv) Implementation of energy management responsibilities.

(v) Useable systems and equipment sections.

(vi) Implementation of energy consumption standards and energy audit.

(vii) An evaluation and review of the implementation of the public institutions' construction projects.

(viii) Public service delivery, use and fuel consumption.

(ix) Other sections provided for in laws, regulations and regulations may monitor inspection matters.

Priority monitoring should be given to public bodies that are not well equipped with a severe excess of the use of energy consumption criteria. Public institutions should cooperate with the supervision of inspections, such as true clarifications, information and data on energy resource consumption, without denying and concealing them.

Article 27 contains one of the following acts by the public body, which may be altered by the competent authority of the present public body with respect to the period of time of assignment of authority to the relevant sector; in the event of a serious or late incompatibility; and shall be informed by the authorities concerned by the law:

(i) No annual energy efficiency targets and implementation programmes have been developed or no annual energy efficiency targets and implementation of the programme readiness are set out in accordance with the provisions.

(ii) There is no energy consumption measurement system.

(iii) No energy management position was established or there was no professional technic in focus on systems and equipment operations.

(iv) Non-earmarked persons are responsible for energy consumption statistics or have not recorded raw data for energy consumption measurement and the establishment of a statistical desk.

(v) No report on energy consumption statistics and analytical reports, as requested.

(vi) The use of energy in excess of energy consumption is not justified by the authorities at this level.

(vii) No energy audit was conducted in accordance with the provisions or no efficiency measures to enhance energy use were taken in accordance with the audit findings.

(viii) To deny, block the supervision of inspections.

Article 28 of public institutions violate the provision of supra-standards, the excessive production of official vehicles or the refusal to report high-efficiencies, the high-pollutant vehicle, which is disposed of by law by the relevant authorities for the direct responsible supervisors and other directly responsible personnel, and for the recovery, auction and refund of vehicles.

In violation of the provision of energy waste by public institutions, the section of the public body at this level would provide a restatement of opinions with the relevant departments, and the period of time should be implemented in a timely manner.

Article 33 Public institutions do not carry out the directory of procurement by the Government of the equipment, which is not subject to the State's provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement in the form of energy-efficient products, equipment or procurement of products, equipment or equipment for phase-out of national orders, warnings from the Government's procurement supervision management, which may be subject to a fine of more than 500 thousand dollars, and the legal disposition of the direct- responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities.

Article 31 The judiciary is criminalized by law.

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