(The 50th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Vavhan, 21 May 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 239 of 4 June 2013 of the Order of the People's Government of Vavhan, which came into force on 1 August 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes economic and social development in order to strengthen the construction and protection of electricity facilities and to maintain a normal supply and electricity order, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Electricity Act, the Electricity Facilities Protection Regulation (Act No. 239 of the Department of State), the Regulations on Electricity Supply and Use (Act No. 196 of the Department of State), the Regulations on the Construction and Protection of Power Facilities in Northern Lakes Province and the Regulations on the Prevention and Control of theft of Electricity in Northern Province of the Lake, which establishes this provision in conjunction with the actual provisions of the city.

Article 2 The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3

The Government of the city, the people of the region has established power facilities and electricity management leadership groups, consisting of the relevant sectors, such as the power administration authorities, as well as electricity-based enterprises such as electricity, electricity, electricity generation and electricity, to undertake regular studies on key issues in electricity facilities and electricity management.

Article IV, city, area (including the new technology development area of the Lake Vhan Orientale Lake, the Vilhan Economic Technology Development Zone, the ecological tourist landscape area of the city's eastern Lake, the Vhan Chemical Industrial Zone, under which the electricity administration authorities are responsible for the construction of electricity facilities, the protection and the management of electricity, and the enforcement of power administration activities under the law.

Article 5 Development reforms, national land planning, rural and urban construction, transport, public safety, urban management, environmental protection, water, forestry, parking and forestry should be based on their respective responsibilities, with electricity facilities and related work for electricity management.

The commune Government, the street offices are responsible for the provision of electricity facilities and electricity management within their responsibilities.

Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect electricity facilities and to maintain electricity order without unlawful obstruction of the construction of electricity facilities, endangering the safety of electricity facilities, disrupting the power order; and the right to stop and report acts that endanger the safety of electricity facilities, disrupt the supply order.

Units and individuals that make significant achievements in the protection of electricity facilities and in the maintenance of electricity order are given recognition and incentives.

Chapter II

Article 7. The Authority of Electricity shall be guided by the overall planning organization of the city's city, which will be planned by the city's land planning sector in an integrated manner and to report to the Government of the city after approval.

The power facility is planned without statutory procedures and cannot be changed; there is a need for change, which is approved by the Government of the urban population after the development of a change programme by the original author.

Article 8. Overall land-use planning should be synonymous with urban and rural planning and power plant planning, and the integration of the corresponding electricity facility use, air-conditional power corridors and underground cables.

In updating the overall land-use planning and urban and rural planning, the land-use planning sector should take fully into account the use of local demand for the development of electricity networks in the region and seek advice from the electricity administration authorities. Inadequate reserves should be complemented by planning.

Newly planned industrial parks and new major projects should be integrated into the consideration of the building of electricity facilities and the simultaneous approval and parallel construction of electricity facilities with other facilities.

The rural and urban construction sector should communicate the annual new (reformation, extension) construction path, the new security-based construction project and project lists to municipal-level electricity-friendly enterprises to help address the issue of access to the construction of electricity facilities; and city-level electricity-based enterprises should pre-plane the construction of electricity source points and synchronize the electrical package.

For the construction area, more than 200,000 square meters of real estate projects, construction units should be consulted at the municipal level in the preparation of the construction engineering planning design programme, and the required conversion facilities are included in the project planning area and construction engineering planning design.

Article 10 units and individuals shall not be allowed to carry out construction in the area planned by the Authority of Electricity Facilities.

Article 11. Electrical facilities construction units shall be able to start work after the approval of construction projects under the law.

The construction of electricity facilities should be in line with national industrial standards and technical norms relating to the safety of electricity facilities, the introduction of new equipment and new technologies, and the non-use of state orders to phase out electricity equipment and technology.

The supply of electricity lines should be in compliance with the relevant provisions of the Vilhan Urban Line Management Approach (Act No. 225 of the People's Government) and the Vilhan Urban Profile Provisions (No.

Article 12 Electricity facilities and public works, urban greenification and other works should be based on planning approved by the law and should be based on the cost of relocation, adaptation and measures taken by the latter, in accordance with the principle of “predominant priority”.

Article 13 is one of the following conditions in the construction of electricity facilities, and the construction units should conduct the relevant procedures and be compensated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial and municipal governments:

(i) The trajectory and the base of the air power line corridor;

(ii) The construction of new air-conditional power lines requires deforestation, relocation or screening of wood;

(iii) Removal of new air-conditional power lines requires fuel-prone and futile items;

(iv) The dismantlement of 500 kidnapped and above-size electricity lines has confirmed the need for the passage of residential homes across the population and other buildings that should be dismantled in accordance with security needs within their line corridors.

No unit or individual shall engage in any act that obstructs or endangers the construction of electricity facilities:

(i) The illegal appropriation of land used by the construction of electricity facilities by law;

(ii) Medals and marks for painting, movement, damage and electricity-building;

(iii) Damages, envelopes roads, interfering with construction water or electricity sources;

(iv) Forced access to electricity facilities construction works;

(v) Other obstructions or damage to the construction of electricity facilities.

Chapter III Protection of electricity facilities

Article 15. All persons and administrators of electricity facilities should strengthen the protection of electricity facilities and fulfil the following obligations:

(i) Enhance awareness of the protection of electricity facilities;

(ii) The establishment of a sound security management system, internal policing systems and accountability system;

(iii) Clearly important power facilities for the defence of specialized agencies, with dedicated staff, and measures such as technical protection, equipment prevention, personnel protection, to secure electricity facilities;

(iv) Clearance of the responsibilities of the ombudsperson, the area of responsibility and the time of responsibility for the implementation of the responsibilities of the professional trajectory, and timely measures to eliminate the hidden situation in accordance with national norms and technical standards;

(v) Take measures to put an end to acts that endanger the safety of electricity facilities and report on them in a timely manner;

(vi) Other obligations to be performed by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 16 establishes the scope of the protection of electricity facilities and protected areas in accordance with the relevant national, provincial laws, regulations and regulations.

The owner, the manager shall establish and maintain a safety alert marking of electricity facilities in accordance with the relevant national provisions, and assist in the establishment of protection symbols by the authorities of each sector in respect of the range of electricity facilities protected by law and protected areas.

No unit or person in Article 17 shall undermine the logic and security alert symbols of destruction, destruction, unauthorized movement of power facilities and shall be prohibited by law, regulations and regulations in the area of the protection of electricity facilities, which are determined by law.

Article 18

In accordance with the requirements for professional planning, such as urban greenization, forests should be planted in the area of electricity facility protection, and in the relevant sectors such as parking, forestry, water and electricity facilities, managers can grow low-job or green indicts.

The owner, the manager found that the forest wood or new planting wood could endanger the safety of the electricity facility and should inform forest owners or administrators in a timely manner. The owner or the manager of the forest shall be subject to screening within three days of the date of receipt of the notice; the owner, the owner of the electricity facility, the manager shall be subject to the law and shall not be compensated.

Article 19, in addition to the power facility protected areas, should be followed by the following provisions:

(i) Nothing in the stability of the quat, the trajectory base may lead to instability on the basis of which the relevant units and individuals should be renovated in order to meet technical standards or security requirements;

(ii) No damage shall be made to the installation of the electricity facility or to the depth of its construction;

(iii) Preservation of the road to trajectory and inspectorate, vehicle traffic.

Any unit or individual carrying out the explosion within the range of 500 metres above the electricity facility shall be subject to written consent of the power administration prior to the removal and shall be submitted for approval by the public security authority.

Article 21, any unit and individual need to carry out spousal, drilling, exhumation and revocational activities that endanger the safety of electricity facilities, in accordance with the law, and shall receive the following information for approval by the electricity administration authorities:

(i) The construction of engineering projects for approval of documentation;

(ii) The construction programme for safety risk assessment;

(iii) Programme for the protection of electricity facilities developed by operating units, individuals and owners of electricity facilities and managers.

The construction operation in the area of power protection has been introduced to the municipal power administration authorities; the construction operation in the area of the protection of the electricity facility of 220 buoys has been applied to the district electricity administration authorities.

The power administration authorities shall, after receipt of the request, decide whether the material is admissible; the application is incomplete or is not in accordance with the statutory form and, once, the applicant is informed that the applicant needs to fill the full content. The decision to be admissible shall be taken within 10 days of the date of receipt of the application for approval of the operation; the reasons for the applicant should be given in writing.

In accordance with article 22 and article 21 of the present article, operational units and individuals should undertake safety protection measures that may operate. Requirements for security protection measures are borne by operational units and individuals.

The damage to electricity facilities caused by operating units and individuals in the course of operations should be communicated in a timely manner to the owner and the manager of the electricity facility, to protect on-site and to cooperate with the owner of the electricity facility and to the management.

Article 23, Safety of air power lines across buildings, is not subject to a higher level of buildings that are cross-cutting; an increase in unauthorized power relates to the construction of the law, is governed by the law of the city administration in the region.

Article 24 prohibits the illegal sale of and the acquisition of obsolete equipment for electricity facilities.

The sale of obsolete equipment for the electricity facility should result in a unit certificate or valid documentation and be transferred to a recycling enterprise with the range of renewable resources for the production of obsolete metals in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on Recycling of Removal Resources in the city of Vilhan.

The power administration authorities should develop a directory of the type of equipment used in the city's electricity facility with the public security authorities and the business sector and make public it available to society.

Chapter IV

Article 25 City, regional power administration authorities should prepare emergency scenarios for the construction of electricity facilities in other relevant sectors, and report to the Government of the current people on their approval.

Electrical enterprises should develop emergency pre-emptions to the electricity facility of this enterprise, back to the electricity administration authorities and organize regular exercises.

In the event of a sudden incident in the electricity facility, the electricity administration and the electricity industry should organize sewerage in accordance with emergency pre-emptions and restore the normal functioning of electricity as soon as possible.

Article 26 The municipal power administration authorities should develop an orderly electricity programme in the city, which is implemented with the approval of the Government of the city. An orderly power programme should give priority to securing vital user electricity for the lives of the population, the prevention of cascauses, hospitals, schools, etc. relating to public interest and national security.

Electrical enterprises and electricity users should strictly implement structured electricity programmes. During the implementation of an orderly electricity programme, electricity users should take orderly power measures such as the provision for peaks, the avoidance of peaks, pressure cuts.

In accordance with the State-mandated quality standards and contractual agreement security, the second 17-17-Energy should optimize the cost, manner and process of selling electricity and contributions, in accordance with the State-mandated supply quality standards and contract agreements.

Article twenty-eighth power enterprises should receive electricity payments in accordance with the State's approved electricity and the records of the electrical measurement facility. Users should pay their electricity in full in accordance with the State-approved electricity price and in accordance with the prescribed time frame, modalities or contractual agreement.

Electrical enterprises are used to meet the measurements of electricity costs, which should be determined by the statutory measurement body and subject to regular tests, replacements, and the costs incurred by electricity enterprises. Tests, replacements should inform users and users should cooperate.

The user has the right to refuse to pay the electricity price without the data of the eligible measurement mechanism.

In accordance with the State's provision for power demand management, electricity enterprises conduct advocacy and guidance on user safety, reasonable and cost-efficient electricity and provide services such as electricity counselling. It was found that electricity users were exposed to disruptions in electrical equipment and that electricity users should be informed in a timely manner and guide their solutions.

Electrical enterprises should provide access to electricity, electricity, electricity, and access services for users. The user contests the results of the search, which should be dealt with and answered immediately by the ITU, which cannot be dealt with immediately and should be processed and answered within 2 days of the user's objection.

Article 33 requires the suspension of electricity for reasons such as the renovation of electricity facilities, the legal limitation of electricity or the illegal use of electricity by electricity users, and electricity enterprises should notify electricity users in advance in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Electrical enterprises should take the necessary preventive measures to avoid causing major losses and physical harm and should not affect the normal use of electricity by other electricity users. After the removal of the reasons for the suspension of electricity, the electricity sector should be restored as soon as possible.

Article 31 should establish a system of supply-of-charge repair services, open telephone calls, which should be sent to the community for the time period when they are committed.

Article 32

(i) The unauthorized interruption of the supply of electricity without undue delay;

(ii) Received the establishment of a charge-raising project to redirect charges;

(iii) Complaints by users, counselling for pre-emptiveness and failure to address complaints and reports in a timely manner;

(iv) Other acts that undermine the legitimate rights and interests of the user.

Article 33, electricity users should enhance energy conservation awareness, adopt energy-efficient measures. Users are encouraged to use efficient electricity equipment and technology consistent with national requirements, to optimize the use of electricity, in collaboration with electricity administration authorities and electricity-based enterprises in the management of electricity demand and to implement the burden management measures.

Article 344 Power users should strengthen the management of electricity and perform the following obligations:

(i) The establishment of a safe and safe electricity management system and operating protocols for the implementation of the safety-use power responsibilities;

(ii) Design, installation, testing, inspection and operation management in accordance with the relevant standards and technical norms;

(iii) Regular testing, inspection of electrical equipment and the timely elimination of safety hiddenities;

(iv) Preparation of emergency scenarios, development and implementation of safe electricity emergency response measures, and assistance in the investigation of accidents in relevant sectors and electricity enterprises;

(v) Implementation of the requirements for the safety of electricity-renewables proposed by the relevant sectors and electricity enterprises.

Article 35 prohibits any unit or individual from carrying out the following acts of disruption of the power order:

(i) Removal of electricity types by unauthorized means;

(ii) Authorize more than the amount of electricity available for the agreement on a electricity contract;

(iii) The unauthorized use of electricity equipment already in the process of suspension in electricity enterprises;

(iv) Elected power measurement devices, power-load control devices, electricity facilities or electricity users who agree to be transported by electricity enterprises;

(v) Removal, modifying measurement devices for electricity enterprises or installing other measures of influence;

(vi) The unauthorized introduction, supply of electricity or the unauthorized access of the self-help source;

(vii) Oriental access to electricity for electricity facilities for electricity-based enterprises;

(viii) deliberately disparate, nullify or circumvent the use of electrical power by electrical devices;

(ix) Build, coerced, coerced or assisted others in theft, production, sale or use of specialized stolen power devices;

(x) Other disruptions in the power order provided by law, regulations.

Oversight inspection

Article XVI provides that the power administration authorities may, in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Punishment Act, entrust administrative penalties to organizations that have the functions of the conduct of public affairs by law.

Article 37, when the power administration law enforcement officers carry out monitoring inspections, has the right to inspect the security of electricity facilities and the user's electricity, to access, replicate the necessary information, to collect the relevant evidence in accordance with the law; to enter on-site inspections and to find that the violation has the right to stop and inspect.

Article 338 The public security authorities should investigate, in accordance with the law, theft of electrical equipment, theft of electricity and violations of the State's provision for the acquisition of obsolete electricity facilities.

The owner, the management and electricity users of the electricity facility should be subject to the supervision of the power administration authorities in accordance with the law, such as providing information or reflecting the circumstances.

All persons, managers and electricity users of electricity facilities have the right to complain and report to senior power administration authorities or to the Government of the people at this level on violations committed by the power administration and its administrative law enforcement officers in law enforcement activities.

Article 40 The power administration and the electricity industry should establish a system of reporting that would openly report telephones, communications addresses or e-mail boxes, and should be processed in a timely manner by law.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 40

In violation of this provision, units and individuals destroy, destroy, maintain the logic of the protection of mobile power facilities or mark the safety alert are fined up to 5,000 dollars in the electricity administration.

In violation of this provision, non-resident electricity users have not been able to implement orderly power measures as required by the power administration authorities to be rectified; the refusal to renovate and, with the approval of the electricity administration authorities, the electricity company may suspend the electricity supply.

Chapter VII

Article 44