(Summit 3th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi, 15 April 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 261 of 2 May 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 261 of 2 May 2013.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of farmland, to increase the productive capacity of agriculture and to promote rural economic and social development, to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Water Act.

Article 2 activities such as the planning, construction, escort, use and monitoring management of agricultural land in the administrative areas of the province should be respected.

The approach refers to irrigation, drainage works and related measures for the prevention of drought, floods, salts, and for the achievement of agricultural production.

Article 3. The work on agricultural land should be guided by the Government's ownership, sectoral collaboration, the participation of farmers, and social support, and in line with the principle of territorial integrity, unity planning, construction and re-benefit, efficiency-oriented, progressive realization of the indocturalization of cropland, industry, water conservation and environmental ecologicalization.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should incorporate agro-industries into national economic and social development planning, guarantee investment in agricultural land and water resources, strengthen the building of the grass-roots water service system and establish mechanisms for the development of good agricultural land.

The People's Government of the District (markets, areas) should establish a coordination mechanism for the work of agro-industries to address critical issues in the planning, construction and management of agricultural land.

Article 5

More than the people at the district level are responsible for the work in line with their responsibilities in the areas of development reform, finance, agriculture, land resources, environmental protection, forestry, prices.

The commune Government should implement the tasks and measures of the parent people's Government and the water administration in the areas of construction, care, use and use of agricultural land in the current administration area.

Article 6 provides incentives for units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the field of land.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 7

The development of a land-based water plan should take a variety of ways to listen to the views of the commune and village councils, villagers and relevant experts.

Article 8. Landwater planning should include water security, engineering, construction, water measures applications, management capacity-building and ecological safeguards.

The approval of the land-based water conservation plan under Article 9. All levels of the people's Government and its relevant sectors should strictly implement planning and not violate the planning of construction of agricultural land.

Changes in the planning of the land area should be submitted for approval in accordance with the planning process.

Article 10 new construction, alteration, expansion of farmland and other construction projects involving agro-industries should be in line with the plan for agro-industries and provide a water resource argument in accordance with national provisions prior to the processing of project approval, approval or documentation procedures.

Article 11. Governments at all levels should put in place a stable growth-increasing investment mechanism for the construction of agro-industries to gradually increase the dedicated financial resources for agricultural land and land and to make up 10 per cent of the proceeds earmarked for agricultural land. The local water conservation fund should be given priority to agricultural field construction.

Governments at all levels should encourage farmers to invest in farming and social investments to build agricultural land. The construction of farmland works for rural collective economic organizations and farmers should be given adequate subsidies, which are in line with the conditions for the replenishment of the First Finance Award and should be prioritized in the award.

Article 12. The people's governments in the counties (markets, areas) should organize the development reform, finance, water, agriculture, land resources and forestry sectors to integrate projects related to the construction of farmland water and concentrate on the construction of agricultural land.

Article 13 project on construction of agro-industries, which fall within the framework of basic construction, should be carried out with the corporate responsibility of the project, the construction of the treasury, tendering and contract management, and the design, construction, administration of the institution with corresponding qualifications.

The management of other agricultural engineering construction projects is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the provincial water administration authorities.

Article 14. Construction of agro-industries should be carried out in accordance with national and provincial standards and technical norms relating to water engineering construction, and the quality of the materials and equipment required is consistent with national standards and requirements.

The material and equipment required by the State for water irrigation works should be certified by the quality of the water products, which should be certified in accordance with national regulations and not subject to approval.

After completion of construction projects involving farmland water and other fields, inspection should be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the agro-industry engineering standards. Unless experienced receipts or tests are not qualified, they cannot be used.

Article 16 introduces a quality-insurance system for agricultural work. The quality issues arising in the context of the maintenance period and the maintenance of the insurance were covered by the construction unit and assumed responsibility for the damage.

The duration of the maintenance and the scope of the maintenance were agreed by the construction units and construction units through the contract. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Chapter III

Article 17 Small-farm engineering works are defined by investors as the subject of management and the means of escort.

Support for farmers' water cooperation organizations is encouraged to participate in engineering management, maintenance and conservation.

The cost of operation and maintenance of agro-industry works in Article 18 is borne by the current level of finance.

The operation and maintenance costs of small-farm engineering works are borne by the beneficiaries and the Government receives appropriate support. Governments at all levels can organize the day-to-day maintenance of the management costs in the context of land-based land-based farmland construction funds.

The operation and maintenance of the agro-industry work should be earmarked and no unit or individual shall be excluded, diverted and stopped.

Article 19 The water administration authorities of the people at the district level should determine, on the basis of local water resources conditions, the amount of agricultural irrigation and the development of a water distribution plan for indict areas.

The Water Engineering Authority or the commune water service agency are responsible for the development of the corresponding water plans and for the implementation of the water administrations with jurisdiction.

Article 20 provides for reimbursable use of irrigated water in farmland, for measuring fees and for phasing out the terminal water price system and the measurement of water prices. Specific prices are approved by the price authorities with the water administration authorities.

Article 21 irrigated agricultural land uses water-saving, targeted management, and the progressive introduction of a supra-directed water system.

Governments at all levels should take measures to promote the use of efficient water technologies such as pipeline irrigation, spraying and microbillage. The water efficiency is clear and should be rewarded; the water equipment and products purchased by farmers should be granted to farmers in accordance with the provisions.

Article 2

The requirements for public service services for the special services for drought-related water supply services are borne by the Government.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 23 Governments and their water administration authorities should strengthen monitoring management, establish a system of sound law enforcement and reporting of violations, detect and correct violations in the field of agricultural land and guarantee quality and proper functioning of engineering.

Article 24

The scope of management and protection of works such as garbage, cake and gate dams, hydroelectric stations and incubators are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the San Suu Kyi Approach. Other agro-industry works are organized by the commune government to delineate the scope of protection according to the following criteria:

(i) Two metres from each side of the line;

(ii) Five metres in the direction of water pipelines, hidings and holes for vertical axes;

(iii) The pumping station, water gates, pond dams, pond ponds, an extension of 10-50 metres outside the margin;

(iv) There are five metres around the floor.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to operate in the context of the management and protection of the agro-industry engineering works, for example, with respect to the operation of the engineering operation, and endangering the safety of the works.

Article 26 engages in construction and other development activities and shall not take advantage of agricultural irrigation water sources and instigated engineering facilities. There is a need to be occupied and the authorization of competent administrative authorities should be given.

Article 27 of the Government's water administration authorities at the district level should strengthen the evaluation of the work of agricultural land, establish and improve the construction and operation of the award and punishment mechanism for agricultural land.

Article 28 provides for the release of small-scale farmland work and shall be reported to the district-level water administrative authorities for the preparation of the case; and for the release of small-scale agro-industries, in accordance with the relevant provisions of State asset management.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides for the imposition of sanctions under the relevant laws, regulations, laws, regulations that do not provide for the cessation of violations by the administrative authorities of water at the level of the people of the district, which are responsible for the cessation of the offence, the dumping of the garbage, the garbage, and the establishment of a barrier to the operation of the water buildings within the channels, the endangering the safety of the works, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, the law, regulations and regulations do not provide for the suspension of the offence by the administrative authorities of water at the district level; and, in serious circumstances, the amount of more than 1,000 dollars.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized occupation of agricultural irrigation water sources and incubation works for construction and other development activities, with the responsibility of the Government's water administration authorities at the district level to put an end to the violation, the deadline for remedial measures to impose a fine of up to 3,000 dollars; and damages under the law.

In violation of this approach, more than one of the following acts at the district level of the people's Government and its water administration authorities, as well as other relevant departments, are lawfully disposed of by the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities; and criminal liability is lawfully prosecuted in accordance with the law:

(i) No construction of a farmland water-based plan or a violation of planning approval projects;

(ii) Location, misappropriation, seizure and operation of maintenance funds;

(iii) Non-performance with the oversight of inspection duties or finding that the offence is not investigated;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Annex VI

Article 32 of this approach refers to small-scale farmland engineering, including:

(i) Waters such as ponds, water coordinates, ponds, etc.

(ii) Small irrigation pumps and drain pumps below 1000 kwa;

(iii) The flow of 1m3/S, instruction, drainage, water pipelines and efficient water irrigation works.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2013.