(Adopted by the 60th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Western Indian Republic on 16 July 2013, No. 108 of the Decree No. 108 of 26 July 2013, published as from 26 August 2013)

In order to strengthen the protection and management of the sites of the Grand Mining House, this approach has been developed in the light of the laws of the People's Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the People's Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Province of the Republic of China, the Synavan City, the Act on the Protection of the Sisters, the Law of the Sisters, the Law on the Protection of the Sisters of the Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of the People's Republic of China.

The approach applies to the protection and management of the sites of the Principality.

The scope of protection of the sites and the establishment of control zones are subject to the publication of the Provincial Government.

Article 3 protects and administers the axes and should uphold the principles of protection of ownership, saving first, reasonable use, strengthening management and correct treatment of the relationship between the protection and socio-economic development and the production of life by the people and ensuring the authenticity and integrity of the sites.

Article IV governs the management of the Maximum sites.

The General Minsk Protection Authority is specifically responsible for the management of protected sites at the Grand Minster.

The municipal property administration sector is responsible for monitoring and guidance on the management of the axes.

Other sectors relevant to the protection of sites should be protected in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 The Government of the city should incorporate the protection of the sites at large into national economic and social development planning.

Article 6 Voices may not be transferred, mortgaged, museums, custods or operated as an enterprise asset for visiting places.

Article 7. Civil, legal and other organizations have the obligation under the law to protect the sites of the Grand Mines and have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute violations of this approach.

Article 8. Gang Ji may grant recognition or rewards to units and individuals that have made a significant contribution in the management of the sites.

Article 9. Relevant sectors at the municipal level, the Mangi Committee should strengthen governance of the scope of the protection of the sites of the Grand Mines and the establishment of a controlled environment, with strict control over all types of construction activities and facilities.

It is prohibited to carry out any construction activities that endanger the safety, destruction of sites or pollution of the environment in the context of the protection of the sites and the construction of control zones.

Article 10 shall not carry out activities that may affect the safety, integrity of sites within the context of the protection of the sites, except for the protection, demonstration and the necessary supporting facilities, nor shall any operation be carried out against the sites, other construction works and explosions, drilling, excavations, etc.

The site protection, the design and construction units of the demonstration work should be commensurate with the qualifications and the design of programmes should strictly limit the additional (construction) construction and be in compliance with the relevant normative requirements, which may be implemented in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Article 11. Prior to construction of construction within the archaeological sites, construction units should be reported to the archaeological survey, exploration and extractiveness of the municipal property administration sector, and the requirements are included in the construction work budget.

The construction work in the area under the control of the Maximum sites shall not undermine the historical landscape of the sites, and the construction design programme shall be submitted to the relevant sector for approval in accordance with the agreement of the relevant regulations.

Article 12 provides a modest demonstration without disrupting the physical and landscape environment of the sites.

Other productive activities in the area under the control of the archaeological sites shall not undermine the environmental landscape of the sites and shall not be contaminated with the environment and shall not endanger the safety of the sites.

The greening of parks in the context of the protection of the archaeological sites in general, along with the construction of (constitutional) artefacts, sizes and winds, should be in line with the historical cultural values and content of the sites. The greening of parks should be used for local plant varieties.

The vegetation, construction (constitution) building blocks, such as vegetation within the scope of the protection of the occupies of Article XIV, may cause harm or impact on the sites and the environment, and the management of the axes should take the appropriate measures to eliminate the concealment.

Within the context of the protection of the axes, the necessary systems of defence should be established in accordance with the requirements and with the corresponding management and communication facilities.

Article 16, the management body for the protection of the sites of the Grand Decree, should develop and organize a functioning response to emergencies and enhance the capacity to respond to emergencies.

In the event of a sudden incident that endangers the safety of the sites, the management of the Grand Mini site should take the necessary measures immediately and report to the Government of the city and the provincial property administration.

Article 17 confirms the need to make use of films, television and other audio-visual materials or to organize large-scale events, photographs or organizers should develop material and environmental protection programmes, with the approval of the relevant registry administration, in accordance with the authorization authority. The General Minsk Protection Authority should monitor the activities of the film and organizers.

The monuments within the scope of the protection of the axes should be protected by the site. It was found that the property had been taken and should be sent to the collection of property units designated by the municipal property administration or the municipal property administration.

Article 19 violates the provisions of this approach and is dealt with by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 20 Abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud by the staff of the executive organs in the management of the sites of the Grand Mini House, administrative disposition by their units or superior administrative authorities, which constitute criminal responsibility by the judiciary, and compensation shall be provided in accordance with the law.

Article 21