(Summit 5th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Oxford, 3 April 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 2 of 16 April 2013, No. 2 of the Order No. 2 of the People's Government of the city of Zenin, effective 1 June 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to accelerate the construction and development of the archaeological dental economic industries, to build a model of the cycle, ecologically, accessible and affordable economic industries at the national level, to promote cycle economic development and to promote eco-urban construction, and to develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The industrial area is located in the geostationary sea, with specific scope being implemented in accordance with the overall planning of approved industrial areas.

Article 3. Industrial areas are the National Revolving Economic Zone approved by the relevant departments of the Department of State, the National Emission Electronic Information Product Removal Models, the National Importation of Wastes, the National Locational Zone Management, the National Urban Mines Model Base, the National Model Industrial Industrialization Base, the National Revolving Economic Education Base, including the National Economic Technology Development Zone, approved by the Department of State.

Article IV. Industrial areas should innovative development models to achieve integrated resource recovery and utilization of renewable resources, high-value use, clean use, and safe use, in line with the networkization of recycling systems, the rationalization of industrial chains, resource utilization, the predominantization of technology equipment, infrastructure sharing, environmental treatment and regulatoryization requirements.

Article 5 encourages domestic and foreign entrepreneurship units, other economic organizations and individuals to invest in the cyclical economy, advanced technology enterprises, products export enterprises and investment in public infrastructure projects.

Enterprises, higher colleges and scientific institutions are encouraged to run schools, scientific institutions, entrepreneurship centres in industrial areas to implement the cyclical industrialization of new technologies.

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Article 7. The Government of the city supports the construction and development of industrial zones, and provides policy support for the planning of industrial zones, industrial assembly, ecological protection and infrastructure construction.

The executive authorities, such as development reform, commerce, finance, planning, land and environmental protection, should be able to support security within their responsibilities.

Chapter II Administration

Article 8. The Government of the people of the Stabilary Sea should strengthen organizational leadership in the industrial sector, promote industrial sector development and enhance the development environment in the industrial sector.

Article 9 zinc Economic Industrial Sector Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) is a dispatched agency of the Government of the Stabilary Sea to implement a unified administration of the industrial area.

The Board performs the following duties under the law:

(i) Organizing overall planning for industrial zones, with the consent of the communes, to be followed by the approval of the commune government;

(ii) Organizing detailed planning and various specific planning for industrial zones, which are approved;

(iii) To develop a directory of industrial development in the industrial sector responsible for organizing investment in industrial zones, the introduction of talents and cooperation in foreign economic technology exchange;

(iv) The centralization of the exercise of administrative authority, such as administrative licences, administrative sanctions, in accordance with the authorization of the Government of the people of the Statistic Sea or the authorities of the city concerned;

(v) Harmonization of public management of industrial areas, land, construction, transport, housing, business, finance, human resources and social security, civil affairs, urban management, culture, health, safe production, agriculture, forestry;

(vi) Coordination, cooperation with relevant administrative authorities, such as public security, customs, testing, quarantine, tax, environmental protection, and management of other units in the area;

(vii) Other administrative responsibilities established by the Government of the city and the Government of the People of the Statistic Sea.

Article 10 establishes and improves the financial system for the integrated industrial development of construction and management.

Article 11 establishes and adapts administrative institutions in accordance with the principles of harmonization, coordination, simplification and efficiency, with corresponding management responsibilities.

Article 12

Article 13 should establish preferential, enabling policies to support investment projects that are consistent with the industrial development catalogue and contribute to the cycle of economic development.

Article 14. The Committee shall actively introduce public service institutions and intermediaries such as finance, telecommunications, postal, logistics, and establish logistics, commercial, financing platforms and information management services that are aligned with the dominant industry, optimizing investments and operating environments in the industrial sector.

Article 15. Industrial areas are closed and are subject to full process regulation for the dismantling, processing, reuse and eventual disposal of wastes entering the industrial area, with strict control over the total emissions of pollutant substances in the industrial area.

Article 16 establishes a customs, test epidemic, environmental protection, and the joint regulatory system of the Commission, which is governed by the relevant provisions of the State and the city by the processing of imported solid wastes.

The Board has established a joint regulatory coordination committee with customs, testing epidemics, environmental protection departments to coordinate important services to deal with the importation of solid wastes, export of re-entry products and management of business activities.

Article 17, Security, firefighting, road traffic management, etc., is governed by the public security authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter III Development of construction management

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Article 19 Industrial zones build industrial functional areas, scientific service functional areas and residential functional areas in line with the cycle of complementary development patterns.

Article 20 Industrial, residence and public buildings in industrial areas should be in line with green construction standards in both countries and in the city, and the prevalence of green buildings should be 100 per cent.

Article 21 Industrial areas should make full use of resources such as solar, wind, biomass and energy to increase the proportion of renewable energy use.

Industrial areas should take integrated measures to achieve energy gradient use, bringing cleaner energy use in industrial areas to more than 30 per cent.

Article 2 should build an integrated energy conservation system that concentrates on sewage treatment, rainwater harvesting, waste handling, and the two contamination.

The concentration rate of sewage treatment in industrial areas, the rate of use of the water cycle, the rate of environmentally sound waste disposal and the safety of hazardous waste should be 100 per cent.

Article 23: The Oxford Economic Investment Development Ltd is an investment, construction, operation and maintenance of economic belts in industrial sector infrastructure, public facilities and under forests, in accordance with the Board's plan to establish, operate and maintain the facilities in question and enjoy the corresponding right to investment, business and benefits.

The public-private infrastructure in the industrial sector and the net proceeds of land concessions for the Government should be used for the construction and maintenance of industrial infrastructure, public facilities and economic belts.

Chapter IV Industrial development and promotion

Article 24 Industrial areas are governed by planning controls, indicators binding, business operation, government regulation models to establish a full and reasonable cycle of economic industrial chains for renewable resources, new energy and environmental industries.

Article 25 Industrial areas should maximize the use of renewable resources, in accordance with the extent of the cyclical economic industrial chain.

Article 26

Removal resources are encouraged to access businesses to industrial zones. The relevant administrative authorities are prohibited by law with regard to the illegal establishment of a distributor.

Article 27 Industrial areas should establish environmental monitoring systems, establish environmental automated monitoring systems to carry out real-time monitoring of environmental quality and key pollution sources in the industrial area, and ensure that environmental pollution control facilities operate properly and polluted emissions.

Article twenty-eighth industrial zones should establish technical innovation mechanisms that integrate business-oriented, market-oriented, productive research, encourage and support higher institutions, scientific institutions, businesses, other economic organizations and individuals in industrial areas for the development, development, diffusion, education, etc.

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Article 33 Renewable resources in industrial areas should be used by enterprises to establish information management systems in accordance with the relevant provisions of national and present municipalities and to submit basic data and related information to relevant administrative authorities.

Article 31

Financial institutions should provide credit support, such as the use of corporate priority loans in industrial areas and actively provide financial services.

Article 32 Governments of the urban and district communities should promote regeneration of resource recovery systems by integrating recycling sites into rural and urban planning, establishing and improving socialized resource recovery networks based on recycling enterprises, recycling sites, sub-centres.

The industrial area has established a regional redistribution of the trading market for renewable resources, processing and reuse of business platforms. Removal of natural resources is encouraged to transfer re-entry resources to the industrial sector for re-entry. Removal resources are encouraged to build long-term cooperative relationships with relevant producers, salesrs and re-entry resources-recovering enterprises to recover resources.

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Article XXX The municipal financial sector should publish a directory of government procurement for re-entry products on a regular basis with municipal development and reform management.

The use of financial funds by State organs, utilities and groups for government procurement should be given priority in the procurement of re-entry products on the government procurement directory, subject to indicators such as technology, services, etc.

Article XV Relevant sectors of the city should duly politicize specific funds such as cyclical economies, regeneration of resources, science and technology adaptation, environmental protection, services, greenization, new rural construction.

The industrial sector has established industrial enabling funds with a focus on supporting the implementation of projects such as industrial development in industrial areas that are consistent with national cyclical economic industrial policies and industrial sector industrial development planning, high levels of innovation and more market competitiveness, high-technical industries, energy-efficient new energy industries, modern services, logistics, and revolving economic science and technology research development. Specific industrial enabling funds take the form of loans, subsidies and incentives, which are developed by the Board.

Chapter V Social management

Article 36 should innovative institutional mechanisms for community management, strengthen community public management, promote community public services, coordinate community public relations, establish mechanisms for democratic participation and promote models for community services and the management of organic combinations.

Article 37 Resident communities in the industrial sector should establish functionally well-structured service facilities and facilities. Any unit and individual shall not be allowed to change the use of community service facilities and places of activity.

Article 338 Resident communities in the industrial area should establish a living garbage collection facility that will lead residents to the classification of garbage according to different garbage methods.

The community of the inhabitants of the industrial area should have a reasonable place of recycling of resources.

Article 39 Industrial areas should establish disaster mitigation systems, develop and improve emergency preparedness, promote regional safety prevention systems and emergency response systems, improve public safety, mitigate disaster losses and provide improved public emergency services for the inhabitants of industrial areas.

Article 40 Industrial areas should actively advocate for resource savings, the way of life and consumption of the green environment, raising environmental awareness, green consumer awareness and cyclical economic awareness among community residents.

Article 40 of the industrial environment, greening, municipal roads, urban drainage, rivers, public passenger transport, road traffic safety, community-based public service facilities and community environmental management should be in line with the provisions of the city administration of the city of Oxford, with comprehensive urban management.

Article 42 provides for the construction and management of demonstration small towns in the industrial area, which should be in line with the management provisions of the city of zinc concerning the construction of demonstration small towns based on the home base.

Annex VI

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