(Summit No. 87 of the Fifth People's Government of North and South Province, 11 January 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 244 of 18 January 2013, published from the date of publication)

The People's Government of the Southern Province has decided to amend the Modalities for the Dispersal of Cements in the Southern Province as follows:

The second amendment reads as follows:

Article 3 should be amended to read: “The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen organizational leadership for the discharge of cement and integrate the development of cement into economic development planning and annual plans in the region.

“The Government of the people at the district level has dispersed administrative authorities responsible for the administrative management of the cement within the present administration.

“The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level shall work in the development and management of the cement, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

“The dispersal cement management body established by the Government of the above-ranking people is responsible for the specific administration of cement, which is included in the same financial budget”.

iii. Amendments to Article 5 are: “Establishing or changing cement production enterprises shall be synchronized design and synchronized by more than 50 per cent of the facility's capacity on the basis of the cyclone production line.

“The ability of new cement production enterprises (including new construction lines) to distribute cement facilities must reach more than 70 per cent.”

Amendments to Article 7 as “special funds for the dissemination of cements (hereinafter referred to as earmarked funds) are subject to the following criteria and the State provides otherwise:

“(i) The contribution of a cement production enterprise to the payment of one dollar per metric tons of cement;

“(ii) The construction of works in excess of 50 tons of cement use, the construction unit or the individual pays 3,000 dollars each using a metric bag;

“(iii) Pools entered outside the province, which do not pay special funds in their place of origin, are subject to the standards of tyres per metric.

Delete article 8.

Replace Article 9 with Article 8 with the amendment to read as follows:

Article 12 should be replaced with Article 11, as follows: “In accordance with the specified funds, the inclusion of the same-tier financial budget and the introduction of income and expenditure line management”.

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Article 14 should be replaced with Article 13 by amending as follows: Its scope of use is:

“(i) New construction, alteration and expansion of distributing cement, prefabricated concretes, prefabricated special facilities;

“(ii) Acquisition and maintenance of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricated equipment;

“(iii) Distinction of cement, prefabricated concrete, prefabricated construction project loans;

“(iv) Distinction of cement, simplication, prefabricated scientific research and the development, demonstration and diffusion of new technologies;

“(v) Development of dissemination of cement;

“(vi) Removal fees;

“(vii) Other expenses related to the development of cement are approved by the same financial sector. Of these, (i) to (iv) expenditure shall not be combined with less than 90 per cent of the total annual earmarked funds expenditure.

“The specific use and management approach of earmarked funds is developed by the provincial authorities to distribute cement to the provincial financial sector.”

Reclassification of article 15 into Article 14 shall be amended to read as follows: “The special funds are subject to pre- and final approval systems. The administrative authorities at all levels should prepare, by the end of November of each year, the next annual earmarked budget for the disbursement of funds and the approval of the same financial sector. In the three-month period of end-of-year period, the previous year-specific accounts of funds should be prepared for approval by the same-level financial sector and subject to audit oversight in the same audit department.”

Article 16 should be replaced with article 15, as amended by the following procedures:

“(i) A written request and a report on the feasibility of the project by the user unit;

“(ii) A review of the feasibility of the project by the Group of Experts organized by the administrative authorities of the Cement;

“(iii) Basic construction, technology adaptation projects and research development projects should be conducted in accordance with national procedures and management competencies;

“(iv) Upon review by the administrative authorities of the distributing cement, approval by the same level of the financial sector and inclusion in the annual budget of funds;

“(v) The financial sector allocates project funds in accordance with the annual budget of earmarked funds.”

Article 20 should be replaced with Article 19 by amending as follows: “In the context of the management of cement cement, the person concerned has a place of negligence, abuse of authority, and provocative fraud, depending on the competence of personnel management, the distributing of the administrative authority of the cement or the inspection authority to a warning until dismissal.

“The interception, exclusion, diversion of earmarked funds, by financial, audit or inspectorate, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations, and regulations; and criminal liability in accordance with the law.

In addition, article 20 reads as follows: “The administrative authorities that distribut the cement administration can commission administrative sanctions under this scheme by law.”

A uniform amendment to the “leading industry authorities” in the provisions was made to “lead administrative authorities”.

In addition, the order and individual language of the provisions are adjusted and modified accordingly.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

Following the consequential changes made by the Hai South Province in accordance with this decision.

(c) The first amendment to the Decision of the Government of the People of the Southern Province to amend the Decision on the Modalification of the Watercourse and Sanitation Management of the Cities of the Province of the Sea (Amendment No. 131 of 29 December 1999);

In order to accelerate the development of the cement in my province, to increase the cement rate, to save social resources, to reduce environmental pollution, to build ecology, to enhance social benefits and economic benefits, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant national provisions.

Article 2 units and individuals produced, operated, transported, using cement within the territorial administration should be subject to this approach.

Article 3 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen organizational leadership in the discharge of cement and integrate the development of cement into economic development planning and annual plans in the region.

The Government of the people at the district level is responsible for the administrative management of the cement within the current administration.

Sectors such as the Government's development and reform, commerce, housing and urban-rural construction, environmental protection, industrial economy and information, transport, public safety, finance, audit, quality technical supervision should be aligned with their respective responsibilities in the development and management of cement.

The distributive cement management established by the Government of the people at the district level is responsible for the specific administration of cement, which is included in the same financial budget.

Article IV. The provincial quality technical supervision branch will be responsible for the quality management and supervision of the cement in the province as a whole.

Article 5 Expansion or alteration of cement production enterprises should be synchronized design and synchronized with more than 50 per cent of the facility's capacity under the Rollary production line.

The capacity of new cement production enterprises (including new construction lines) must reach more than 70 per cent.

The provincial priority engineering project should be given priority to the selection of decentralized cement with quality certification.

The use of cement is not less than 60 per cent for construction works than 500 tons.

The use of commodities in urban construction is consistent with national regulations.

Article 7

(i) Pement production enterprises pay $1 for each of the metrics sold;

(ii) The construction of works in excess of 50 tons of cement use, the construction unit or the individual pays 3,000 dollars each using a metric bag;

(iii) Pouches entered outside the province, which do not pay earmarked funds in their place of origin, are supplemented by a dollar per metric.

Article 8. Specific funds paid by cement production enterprises in the province, the gas prefabricated products enterprise, the concrete blends and the bags entered outside the province are charged by the provincial distributing cement management body.

Article 9. Specific funds paid by construction units or individuals are governed by the principle of territorial management, which is charged by the local, district and self-government authorities in the construction of the construction of the works (the construction unit is donated by the construction unit).

Article 10, when funds are charged, should use the provincial financial authorities to harmonize the printing of specialized instruments.

Article 11 provides for specific funds to be collected to incorporate the same-tier financial budget and implement income and expenditure line management.

Article 12. Specific funds paid by cement production and products enterprises are charged in management costs; specific funds paid by construction units or individuals are added to the cost of construction.

Article 13. Specific funds are government funds and should be earmarked, and the end-of-year balances can be transferred to the next year. Its scope of use is:

(i) New construction, alteration and expansion of distributing cement, prefabricated concrete and prefabricated facilities;

(ii) Acquisition and maintenance of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricated equipment;

(iii) Distinction of cement, prefabricated concrete, prefabricated construction project loans;

(iv) Distinction of cement, laying down concretes, prefabricated scientific research and the development, demonstration and diffusion of new technologies;

(v) Development of dissemination of cement;

(vi) Removal fees;

(vii) Other expenditures related to the development of cement are approved by the same financial sector. Of these, (i) to (iv) expenditure shall not be combined with less than 90 per cent of the total annual earmarked funds expenditure.

Specific funding use and management approaches are developed by the provincial authorities to distribute cement to the provincial financial sector.

Article 14. Specific funds are subject to pre- and final approval systems. The administrative authorities at all levels should prepare, by the end of November of each year, the next annual earmarked budget for the disbursement of funds and the approval of the same financial sector. In the three-month period of end-of-year period, the previous year-specific accounts of funds should be prepared for approval by the same-level financial sector and subject to audit oversight by the same audit department.

Article 15. Specific funds are used to disperse cement, prefabricated concretes, prefabricated facilities, equipment construction or rehabilitation projects, according to the following procedures:

(i) A written request and a report on the feasibility of the project by the user unit;

(ii) Review of the feasibility of the project by the Group of Experts organized by the administrative authorities of the cement;

(iii) Basic construction, technology adaptation projects and scientific research development projects should be conducted in accordance with national procedures and management competencies;

(iv) Upon review by the administrative authorities of the distributing cement, approval by the same level of finance is reported to be included in the annual budget of earmarked funds;

(v) The financial sector allocated project funds in accordance with the annual budget of earmarked funds.

Article 16 governs the supervision of the decentralized facilities and provincial priority engineering projects for the expansion, alteration, construction of new cement production enterprises (including the production line) and the construction of distributors.

In violation of Article 5 of this approach, the production of the cement is punishable by a fine of up to 20,000 dollars.

In construction works with more than 500 tons of cement, construction units or individuals do not use cement in a prescribed proportion, each with a fine of 1 to a minimum of 1 ton, but the total fine shall not exceed $30,000.

Article 17 is not subject to the payment of earmarked funds by the executive authorities of the cement to the extent that they have been discharged; the penalty shall not exceed 3,000 dollars if the delay is not paid; and the sum shall be paid by 10 per cent of the amount of the fine.

Article 18 may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. During the prescribed period, the punishment units are neither applied for administrative review nor for administrative proceedings to deny compliance with the penalties decision, and the punishment authority applies to the enforcement of the People's Court.

Article 19, in the management of cement cement monitoring, the persons concerned have been subjected to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, depending on the authority of personnel management, with the warnings granted by the distributing administrative authorities or inspection bodies until dismissal.

Exclusive, crowded and diverted earmarked funds by financial, auditing or inspectorate, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations; and criminal responsibility is held by law.

Article 20 allows the administrative authorities to commission administrative sanctions under this scheme under the law.

The specific application of this approach is explained by the provincial authorities responsible for the dissemination of cement administrative authorities.

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