(Summit 2nd ordinary meeting of the Government of Gangong Province, 17 February 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 97 of 21 February 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 97 of 21 February 2013.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the monitoring of contaminated sources, control and reduce the total amount of nutrients, regulates the conduct of secessional licences and develops this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the Indian Ocean Act on Atmospheric Pollution Control, the People's Republic of China Water Pollution Control Act and the Southern Province Environmental Protection Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 contains the following business units and individual operators (hereinafter referred to as slanders), and shall be granted humiliation permits:

(i) Emission of atmospheric pollutants;

(ii) Emission of industrial wastewater, medical sewage and catering sewage;

(iii) The operation of a centralized treatment facility for urban and rural wastewater and industrial wastewater;

(iv) Operationalizing productive breeding and breeding areas;

(v) Other slander permits should be obtained.

Article 4

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level are able to work in relation to the licence.

Article 5

Article 6 Exclusive licence management is guided by the principle of synchronization between concentrations control and total control, with strict control over the total emissions of pollutant substances.

Article 7 encourages the gendarmerie to implement cleaner production and to sustain the reduction of its pollutant emissions, concentrations and aggregates by means such as viable economic, technological or management. The overall emission reduction targets, as confirmed by the environmental protection administrative authorities, can be stored for their own development use or, in accordance with environmental quality and the overall control objectives of primary pollutant pollutants, carry out a transfer of compensation, subject to ensuring the completion of the overall control mandate requirements.

Chapter II Application and admissibility

Article 8 shall be subject to the following conditions:

(i) The construction of environmental impact evaluation documents for the project is subject to approval by the environmental protection authorities;

(ii) Recipient access to the environmental protection administrative authorities;

(iii) Products, processes, equipment, products consistent with national and local industrial policy requirements;

(iv) There is a management system and technical capacity to maintain the normal operation of contaminated prevention and control facilities; the facility is entrusted with operation, and the operating units should obtain a certificate of operation of environmental pollution governance facilities;

(v) In accordance with the provision that pollutant emission control equipment should be installed, automated monitoring equipment has been installed in accordance with national standards, regulating the installation of automated monitoring equipment and networking of monitoring equipment with environmental protection administrative authorities;

(vi) Emissions are in compliance with the requirements of the environmental functional area and the overall emission control targets in the region;

(vii) Emergency scenarios and facilities, equipment and equipment to respond to emergencies;

(viii) Licence, operational qualifications and qualifications of the legitimate subjects of production;

(ix) Establish normative slogan;

(x) Other conditions under the law, regulations.

The applicant's licence shall complete the registration form and provide the relevant supporting material from the quality of the mandated environmental monitoring body.

The new construction project in Article 9 shall apply for a provisional release permit within thirty days of probationary production. When construction projects have completed environmental protection tests, they are required by law to apply for humiliation.

Article 10. The environmental protection administrative authorities apply for humiliation, which is in full, in accordance with the statutory form and within the scope of their duties, shall be admissible, receive a written certificate and conduct an on-site verification of the status of efamation; and shall inform the applicant in writing of the full content that the material is required. Decisions that are not within the scope of the responsibility should be made inadmissibility.

Chapter III Review and issuance of documents

Article 11. Emission control indicators are approved by the Environmental Protection Administration in accordance with the overall control indicators and pollutant concentrations.

Article 12

(i) Electrical plants, including enterprise self-help plants, coal pyrethroid plants and heat power plants;

(ii) National focus on monitoring emissions of waste, wastewater and sewage treatment plants;

In accordance with the division of responsibilities between the executive authorities of the municipality (States), districts (markets, districts) and environmental protection, the nuclear licensor is granted in the present administrative area except under the above-mentioned provisions.

Article 13 Administrative authorities for the protection of the environment shall, within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application for the release of a licence, make a decision to issue a licence or not to issue an exclusive licence. Exclusives of those eligible for the issuance of the licence were issued for a period of seven days, with no reports or reports of misconduct. The reasons should be given in writing.

Article 14. This shall contain the following matters:

(i) The name, address, legal representative and the registration of the licensee, the organizational body code;

(ii) Types of emission of major pollutants and aggregate indicators;

(iii) Effective deadlines;

(iv) Accreditation bodies, issuance dates and certificates.

In addition to the present provision, the following matters should be included:

(i) Number of emission slogans, name, place, type, quantity, concentrations, modes, removal and other special requirements for emissions;

(ii) Implementation criteria for pollutant emissions;

(iii) There is a total control mandate and should also contain emission control indicators, reductions and time frames;

(iv) Main processes, equipment that produce pollutants;

(v) Treatment of pollutants;

(vi) Exclusive transactions;

(vii) The record of the examination;

(viii) On-site inspection records;

(ix) Other matters to be addressed.

Article 15 has an effective period of three years for the release of a licence. The duration of the provisional release licence is limited to one year.

During the period of effectiveness of the licence, the discharger shall be subject to the licence.

Article 16 shall be used to predominate office premises or to produce major operating places.

Contraints are prohibited, forfeiture, leasing, buying, buying or selling or otherwise unauthorized transfers of slander licences.

Chapter IV Changes and cancellations

Article 17 is one of the following cases, and the gendarmerie shall apply to the environmental protection administrative authorities for a change procedure.

(i) Changes in the types, concentrations, aggregates, emission patterns, emissions removal to and operation of the polluting facility should be applied within thirty days of change.

(ii) The merger, separation, modification of the name, address or legal representative of the gendarmerie shall apply for changes within thirty days of the date of the change.

Article 18 delinquents need to continue the period of effectiveness of the release licence and shall submit an extension request to the licensee within thirty days of the expiry of the effective period.

The executive authorities of environmental protection should review the continuing application of the gendarmerie, in accordance with the conditions of continuity, and should proceed within 20 days of the receipt of the application for continuation, with no continuation and in writing to the applicant.

In one of the following cases, after the expiry of the period of effectiveness of the licence, there shall be no continuation:

(i) Products, processes, equipment, products are included in the phase-out catalogue, which is mandatory for phase-out and exceeds the phasing-out period;

(ii) The land function or the environmental functions of the effluent for the production of the location of the operation are not suitable for the continued discharge of the pollutant in the region;

(iii) Not to complete the overall control of the target mandate at the time;

(iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 20 of the licence of humiliation, which has been lost and destroyed, shall apply to the environmental protection administrative authorities within fifteen days.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 21 Environmental protection administrative authorities and their affiliated environmental monitoring bodies should strengthen monitoring inspections of slander humiliation, including through monitoring and on-site inspections, and include the findings in a copy of the release licence.

Article 22 shall submit a report on the implementation of the release licence in the previous year, in accordance with the provisions of the Environmental Protection Administration, by 31 March each year, the environmental protection administrative authorities shall verify within 20 days and include the results in a copy of the licence.

Article 23 of the Environmental Protection Administration should establish, maintain a sound release control file and summarize the issuance, withdrawal, write-off, etc. of the previous year's release licence by 30 May each year.

The relevant sectors, such as environmental protection, development and reform, business administration, housing and rural and urban construction, quality technical supervision, financial, urban administration administration administration administration, etc., should establish mechanisms for inter-operability of law enforcement information and timely notification of relevant administrative licences, oversight management, administrative sanctions, etc., and the relevant authorities should use the law as an important basis for monitoring management.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 24 does not obtain humiliation of the licence or is not subject to the humiliation licence, which is modified by the administrative authorities of the environmental protection environment and punished in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation.

Article 25 has the following acts, which are being corrected by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, with a fine of more than one million yen, and which is punished by the failure to obtain an exclusive licence.

(i) To continue to slander without the provision for changes in the licence or the continuation of the proceedings;

(ii) Removal, rent, borrower, counterfeit or unlawful transfer of humid licences.

Article 26 Administrative authorities for environmental protection and their staff are one of the following cases, which are redirected by their superior administrative organs or by an inspectorate authority; in serious circumstances, administrative disposition of directly responsible supervisors and other directly responsible personnel; and criminal accountability by law;

(i) Toys negligence, abuse of authority and favour private fraud;

(ii) Exemptive licences for applicants who do not have the application;

(iii) Excluding the granting of an exclusive licence;

(iv) Exemptive licences are granted in violation of statutory procedures.

Chapter VII

Article 27, including the application for the registration of a licence for humiliation and humiliation licence, is harmonized by the provincial executive authorities for environmental protection.

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 May 2013.