(Summit No. 139 of 6 January 2013 of the People's Government of the Province of San Suu Kyong Province to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 260 of 2 February 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 260 of 2 February 2013.

Article 1, in order to implement the responsibilities of the subject matter of the safe production of productive units, to prevent and reduce production of safe accidents, to guarantee the lives and property security of the people, to promote harmonious economic and social development, and to develop this provision in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety Production, the Water and Eastern Province.

Article 2 The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations provide for their provisions.

Article III refers to organizations such as enterprises, business units and individual economic organizations engaged in production or operation activities.

Article IV Production operators are the subject of responsibility for safe production and assume the primary responsibility for the safe production of this unit. The main responsibilities include, inter alia, the responsibility of the organization's institutions, the regulatory guarantees of responsibility, the responsibility for material financing, the responsibility to manage security, accident reports and the responsibility for emergency relief.

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Article 6. The productive units should establish, maintain a system of responsibility for safe production, implement a full-fledged safety production responsibility, identify key heads of production units, other heads, functional sector heads, heads of production workshops (zone teams), heads of production classes, general practitioners, and undertake implementation and evaluation on a case-by-tier basis. The results of the examination serve as an important basis for the restructuring and distribution of income among practitioners.

Article 7. The productive business unit shall be based on laws, regulations, regulations and national, industry or local standards to develop a safe production management system and safety operating regulations covering the production of the unit and all practitioners.

The safe production management system should cover security production meetings of this unit, safe production funding inputs, safe production education training and special operating personnel management, labour protection supplies management, security facilities and equipment management, occupational disease control management, safety and production controls, hazardous operations management, accident hidden governance, major hazardous source control management, safe production awards, investigation handling, and other elements of legislation, regulations, regulations and regulations.

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(i) Establish a safe production responsibility for this unit;

(ii) Organizing the development and promotion of the implementation of the safe production management system and the safety operation protocols;

(iii) Designation of the responsible and technical heads for the safe production of constituency;

(iv) Establish security production management in accordance with the law and be equipped with security production managers to implement the security functions of the technical management structure of this unit and to have safety technicians;

(v) Regular research on security production, reporting on safe production to the General Assembly of Employers, the Employees' Congress or the shareholders' General Assembly, acceptance of the supervision of trade unions, practitioners, shareholders in safe production;

(vi) To ensure the effective implementation of safe production inputs and to fulfil, in accordance with the law, the construction of project safety facilities and occupational diseases protection facilities and the design of the main subjects, while simultaneously construction, and in parallel production and use;

(vii) To promote, inspect safe production and to eliminate in a timely manner the concealment of productive safety accidents;

(viii) Organizing training for safe production education;

(ix) Conduct standardized construction, safe culture-building and team safety-building in accordance with the law;

(x) Organizing occupational disease prevention and protection of the professional health of practitioners;

(xi) Organizing the development and implementation of accident emergency relief scenarios;

(xii) Organizing accident recovery in a timely, real reporting incident;

(xiii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

The head of the production unit shall be responsible for the safe production of production by the principal holder. The technical heads and other heads are responsible for the safe production process within their respective responsibilities.

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(i) Less than 100 practitioners should be equipped with dedicated safety producers;

(ii) In more than 100 practitioners, safe production management should be put in place and more than two dedicated security productive managers, at least one registered safety engineers;

(iii) In the case of more than 300 practitioners, specialized safety and productive management bodies should be put in place, with a full-time security production manager not less than 5 per 1,000 practitioners but not less than 3 of them, at least two registered safety engineers;

(iv) In more than 1,000 practitioners, specialized safety production management should be established, with a full-time safety production manager not less than 5 per 1,000 practitioners, at least three registered safety engineers.

Other productive units other than the provisions of the preceding paragraph should be established in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Inadequate 100 practitioners with dedicated or part-time security producers;

(ii) More than 100 practitioners should be equipped with dedicated safety producers;

(iii) In more than 300 practitioners, more than 1,000 personnel should be established, with more than two dedicated security productive managers, at least one registered safety engineers;

(iv) In more than 1,000 practitioners, specialized safety and production management should be established, with a full-time safety production manager with no less than 3 per 1,000 practitioners, at least two registered safety engineers.

The number of practitioners of the production unit using labour dispatchers should be taken into account.

Article 10. The productive units should support the safe production management and safety of productive managers to perform management duties and ensure that their work is provided with conditions. The safe production management of the productive units should be treated above the same level as other job managers. High-risk production units should establish a security production management risk allowance system, with dedicated safety producers receiving a safe production management risk allowance, which is implemented by the State concerned.

Article 11. The general director of security should be set up by practitioners at a high-risk production unit than 300. The Director-General for Security assists the principal heads of this unit in the management of safe production, dedicated to the management of safe production in this unit.

Article 12 The Security Production Committee consists of the principal heads of this unit, the heads of supervisors for the management of safe production (General Director General for Security), the relevant heads, the specialized security production management and the heads of the relevant institutions, the safety and production manager and trade union representatives and practitioners' representatives.

The Safety and Production Committee of the Production Unit is responsible for organizing, guiding, coordinating the implementation of the security production mandate of this unit, examining and reviewing major matters related to the safe production of this unit and coordinating matters related to the safety and production of such units. The Committee on Safety and Production meets at least every quarter of the year, and the Conference should have a written record.

Article 13 Labour contracts with practitioners, employment contracts and labour dispatch agreements with labour units should include matters relating to the safety of practitioners and the prevention of occupational diseases. The productive units should inform practitioners of the potential occupational diseases and their consequences, occupational disease protection measures and treatment that may arise in the course of the work, without concealing or deceiving. The unit of labour dispatch is incapable or avoids payment of work injury, occupational illness-related treatment, and is paid by the productive business unit.

The productive units shall not enter into agreements with practitioners in any form for exemption or mitigation of their responsibilities under the law for practitioners due to accidents in production and occupational diseases. The production units of personnel using the labour force should include field workers in the integrated management of the unit's practitioners, fulfil the responsibility to secure production and refrain from transferring the responsibility for security production security to the service delivery unit.

Article 14. The productive units will produce an operating project, place, equipment and transport toolkit or rent, and shall conduct a review of the security conditions of production of the contractor, the tenant units or the corresponding qualifications, and enter into specialized security production management agreements or security production management matters related to contracting contracts, lease contracts. No kits, rentals shall be granted for the non-availability of conditions of safe production or corresponding qualifications.

The issuance or rent shall be granted to units, individuals or entities that do not have a security production condition or corresponding qualifications, or those that do not enter into security production management agreements with the contractor's units, the lessee's units, agree on safe production management matters, the production of a security accident, and the productive units should assume primary responsibility, and the contracting, renting units assume associated liability.

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Contracting, renting units should have the corresponding security production qualifications, photographs and conditions, with the initiative to accept and cooperate with the delivery kits, the harmonization, supervision and management of the rental units for their safe production.

Article 16 of the industrial unit of production is subject to the responsibility of the owner for the safe production prior to the completion of the change in property rights; after the completion of the change in property rights, it is the responsibility of the licensee for the safe production of the property; and for more than two parties, the responsibility for safe production rests with the Prosecution.

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(i) Harmonization, rehabilitation and maintenance of security protection and supervision of expenditure on equipment for the management facility;

(ii) Provide, maintain, maintain and maintain emergency response equipment, equipment and material expenditure, and develop emergency pre-reference cases and organize cost-performance;

(iii) Undertake significant risk assessments, controls and corrective expenditures;

(iv) Safety production assessment inspection, expert advice and standardized construction expenditure;

(v) Acquisition and updating of security protection supplies for field personnel;

(vi) Safety production advocacy, education, training expenditures;

(vii) Applications of new technologies, new standards, new processes and new equipment applicable to safe production;

(viii) Security facilities and special equipment tests;

(ix) Participation in security production liability insurance expenditures;

(x) Other security-related expenditures.

The productive units should establish a system for the extraction and use of safe production costs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 18 Production of a security accident involving the death of its practitioners, and family members of the deceased, in addition to obtaining compensation for work injury insurance under the law, should also pay a security accident for the production of a security accident in accordance with the relevant provisions. The criteria for the production of security accidents are calculated at 20 times higher than the per capita disposable income for the previous year of the province.

High-risk production units should pay a safe production risk bond in accordance with the relevant provisions. When producing a security accident, a safe production risk bond was transferred to a disaster risk relief and rehabilitation fund.

In accordance with the relevant provisions, the productive units participate in the safe production liability insurance, which is subject to the payment of the corresponding compensation by the insurance company in accordance with the agreement of the insurance contract.

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Article 20 should maintain the required security distance between the production, living and storage regions of the productive units. Vehicles, stores and warehouses for production, operation, storage, use of dangerous goods shall not be allowed to maintain a safe distance from the employee's accommodation in the same room and to maintain the required security distance with the employee's accommodations, neighbourhoods and other social public facilities. The place of production and staff accommodation should have access to emergency evacuation requirements, marked markings, secure export and evacuation channels. It prohibits the safe export and evacuation channels of closure, the production of the place of operation or the accommodation of staff.

The productive units should establish clear safety alert signs in hazardous sources, hazardous regions, with emergency equipment and facilities such as firefighting, communications, lighting, and access to the authorized strength of the production facility or the production area in accordance with the payload of the production operation.

Article 21 Production units shall specify, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, the types and types of labour-protection supplies for practitioners in each unit, and the provision of labour protection supplies consistent with national, industrial or local standards for practitioners without compensation, as well as the promotion, inspection, education practitioners to be assembled and used in accordance with the applicable rules.

The purchase and distribution of labour protection supplies should be recorded. Inadequate access to money or other goods to alternative labour protection supplies shall not be procured and used for special labour protection items that are not subject to security or are not legally certified.

Article 2: The production unit for occupational diseases hazards should be regularly tested, evaluated, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

For practitioners involved in exposure to occupational diseases, the productive units should organize occupational health inspections in accordance with the relevant provisions, during the induction period and at the time of departure, and inform practitioners in writing of the findings. The cost of occupational health inspections is borne by the productive business unit.

Article 23 Production operators should develop, revise and implement production safety accident emergency relief scenarios for this unit. High-risk production operators organize at least one integrated or dedicated emergency pre-responsive exercise each year, one on-site disposal programme performance at least one year, and other productive units organize at least one performance each year.

The productive units should establish emergency relief organizations with the corresponding emergency relief equipment and equipment. There should be no separate production units with a small size of the professional emergency response team, and relief agreements should be concluded with enterprises or units close to the establishment of a professional rescue force, or joint establishment of a professional emergency response team.

Article 24 Training and training on pre- induction security is conducted on a timely basis for new practitioners, practitioners who leave more than six months or switches, as well as relevant practitioners following the introduction of new processes, new technologies, new materials or new equipment; and training activities for the safe production of re-education training activities should be organized on a regular basis for induction staff. Education training should be documented.

In the form of labour dispatch, the productive units and the labour dispatch units should clearly assume their respective responsibility for training in safe production education in the labour dispatch agreement. There is no clear responsibility for training in safe production education by the productive units.

Article 25 Main heads of the productive units, heads of the management of safe production (Securator) and security productive managers should have the knowledge and management capacity for safe production that is adapted to the productive activities undertaken.

The main head of the High-level Production Operations Unit, the Head of the Management Security Production (General Inspector General for Security) and the security productive manager should be trained in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, with the qualifications of the relevant authorities for their safe production and management capacity.

Special operating personnel should receive training and practical operation training in the form of security-related technical doctrines corresponding to the specific operations carried out by them in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, and access to specialized operational-related qualifications certificates.

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The productive units should undertake safe cultural construction and establish safe production self-binding mechanisms.

Article 27 Production operators should establish a system of governance for the sound safe production of concealments, organize regular security inspections and carry out spoilers. The issue of inspection should be restructured immediately; effective security precautions and monitoring measures should be taken to develop hidden governance programmes and to implement corrective measures, responsibilities, funds, time frames and prestiges; and, in the event of major accidents, the integration of governance effectiveness assessment reports should be reported to the management and related sector backups.

Safety inspections should include the following:

(i) The sound and implementation of the security production management system;

(ii) Equipment, facilities safety operation, dangerous source control and safety warning signs;

(iii) Implementation of occupational disease prevention requirements at the operational level;

(iv) Practitioners adhere to the safety production management system and operating protocols, understand the operational location, the risk factors of work, and have the corresponding security production knowledge and operational skills, with evidence-based positions of special operating personnel.

(v) The distribution of labour protection supplies and the use of practitioners;

(vi) On-site production management, the command of the officer's unconstitutionality, the risky behaviour by the powerful practitioners, and the timely detection and suppression of misconduct by practitioners;

(vii) Production of pre-emptions for security accidents;

(viii) Other safe production matters to be checked.

Article 28 should strengthen the management of major hazardous sources by establishing work mechanisms such as the registration, security assessment, reporting backup, the monitoring of rehabilitation and emergency relief, by using advanced technical means to carry out on-site dynamic monitoring of major hazardous sources, regular testing of facilities, equipment, the establishment of a major hazard source safety alert marking, the development of emergency pre-empts and the organization of performance.

The productive units shall report to the location (communes, areas) or to the safe production supervision management and related sectors with regulatory responsibilities on the implementation of this unit's major dangerous sources of control and corresponding security measures, emergency measures; and the implementation of the new major dangerous sources should be reported in a timely manner and in accordance with the law.

Article 29 High-risk production units should conduct regular risk assessment of safe production, build safety monitoring systems using advanced technologies and methods and implement effective dynamic early warning. Early warning forecasts should be made available immediately when the accident is found to be a risk. The production of field commanders, team leaders and movement control personnel has the direct decision-making authority and command authority to order the suspension of the withdrawal at the first time of the risk.

Article 33 Production units should establish a unit-holder on-the-job system and establish a unit leader's attendance card. The heads of theband should have access to safe production on the ground and to detect and dispose of accidents in a timely manner.

Article 31 of the operation of the productive units carrying out explosions, flags, excavations, large equipment (constructions), probationary production of dangerous devices equipment, fires in hazardous places, buildings and construction, and major hazardous sources, fuel pipelines, restricted space, toxic hazardous, near-pressive power lines, shall be subject to approval of authority by the relevant heads of field presences, the establishment of uniform commands for specialized personnel on-site operations, the safe inspection and supervision of buildings and the operation of personnel with specialized safety.

Other professionally qualified units are entrusted with hazardous operations by the productive units, and security production management agreements should be concluded with the trustee prior to the operation to clarify their security productive duties.

Article 32 of the production of a security accident by the productive units shall report on local security production monitoring management and other relevant sectors in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

The production company and its subsidiaries should report immediately on the registered territorial securities authorities and process information disclosure in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 33 stipulates that the legal responsibility for violations of this provision is governed by the law, regulations and regulations; the provisions are not regulated by the law, regulations and regulations.

Article 34, Safety and Productive Regulators and other relevant departments, in the oversight management of the responsibility of the productive units to perform the subject matter of safe production, there are negligence or abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, etc., to be disposed of by law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Article XV of the production unit consists of one of the following acts, which are modified by the security production supervision management or the related sectoral order, punishable by a fine of up to €50 million and imposes a fine of up to 1000 dollars for its principal head; a failure to change; a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the duration of the period of time, which is punishable by more than 3,000 yen; and a criminal liability for the main head of the offence:

(i) No provision for the use of safe production funds;

(ii) No payment of a security production risk bond or participation in a safe production liability insurance;

(iii) No personnel who use the labour force as prescribed;

(iv) The establishment of the Security Production Commission and the Chief of Security, as required;

(v) Non-mandated activities for standardized production;

(vi) No field-based system for the heads of the implementing units is provided.

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