(Act No. 117 of 1 February 2013, People's Government Order No. 117 of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, issued since the date of publication)

In order to regulate the sale of spare parts, this approach is based on the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

The second article shall be subject to this approach in units and individuals that sell, purchase and buy the oil and related activities within the administrative areas of the self-government area.

Article 3 of this approach refers to alternatives such as gasoline, coal, diesel and other fuel, which are added by non- vehicle containers, and the same-purpose gasoline and biodies.

In accordance with the principle of territorial management, the Government of the district level is responsible for the designation of the oil station for the sale of spare parts for the sale of spare parts in the territory as a dispersal oil sales point.

Substantial oil stations designated by the territorial Government may be sold for the sale of spare parts and the remaining oil stations shall not be sold for spare parts.

Article 5 purchases of spare parts of oil by a person shall be added by a public security officer at his or her place of origin or residence certificate and by the village (communication) board, with the consent of the Government of the residence (community) for the purchase of a piece of oil approval and his/her identity card, residence certificate to the designated fuel station.

Individual purchases of spoilers should not exceed 60 litres per day.

Article 6

(i) A detailed identity information on the purchase of oilrs (ID cards, residence certificates);

(ii) The types, quantity and use of oil purchases;

(iii) Designation of purchase points.

Article 7 purchases of spare parts, such as organs, enterprises, utilities units and construction sites, should be purchased by the public security station at the location of the unit (communes, streets) and with the approval of the territorial Government, the letter of approval of the spare parts oil and the registrar's identification, residence certificate to be purchased at designated fuel stations.

Article 8

(i) Basic information on the purchase of oil units;

(ii) Detailed information on the status of the consulate (ID cards, residence certificates);

(iii) The types, quantity and use of oil purchases;

(iv) Designation of purchase points.

Article 9. The Government of the commune (commune) is responsible for the approval of applications for the purchase of spare parts and individuals within the Territory and for the clearance of the matter. In accordance with the following conditions, it should be approved for the issuance of a letter of approval for the approval of a piecemeal oil (three times a letter of letter of credit, one for approval by the organ, and one for the oil applicants, and one for the oil gallery, one for which the oil station was retained) and for the addition of chapter:

(i) Accompanied by the oil applicant (the operator) for the completeness of the content of the paints, plus a chapter of the body and a clear chapter;

(ii) The identity information of the oil applicant (the operator) is consistent with the information contained in the fuel certificate;

(iii) The oil-importer (companyed) of the oil certificate was designated as the district-level people's Government to designate the fuel station.

In one of the following cases, no approval shall be granted and the reasons for the addition of the oil applicant (the contractor):

(i) The oil-continuing claimant (the operator) has shown that the content is incomplete or that there is a logic of paints;

(ii) The fuel claim (conductor) showed that there was no ambiguity in the executive or public chapters;

(iii) The Government of the non-territorial population designated for the purchase price of oil by the oil applicants (companyeds).

Article 10

(i) Catalics, quantities, uses;

(ii) Gas location;

(iii) Detailed information on the status of oil applicants or operators (ID cards, residence certificates).

Article 11. The oil-importing applicant (the operator) shall, within 24 hours of the consent of the commune (commune) people's Government, have a letter of approval for the purchase of spared oil by the designated fuel station.

Article 12. In the sale of spare parts, the oil station is required to check the letter of approval and personal identification documents from the purchaser's commune (communes) government, in accordance with the following conditions, and in accordance with the subcategories approved by the commune (community) people's Government, and to make registration and archiving work:

(i) The completeness of the letter of notification of the approval of a piecemeal oil;

(ii) The letter of approval of the piecemeal oil adds to a public chapter and a clear chapter;

(iii) The identity information of the oil-important applicant (the operator) as set out in the letter of notification of the approval of the oil-fuels;

(iv) The location of oil, as set out in the letter of notification of the approval of the oil-fuels;

(v) The equipment is in line with the technical standards for the storage of spare parts.

In one of the following cases, oil is not sold:

(i) The content of the letter of approval for the spare parts of the oil pluss is incomplete or marked by the paints;

(ii) The letter of approval of the piecemeal oil pluss was not ambiguous in public chapters or public chapters;

(iii) Inadequate information on the status of the oil-important applicant (the operator) as contained in the letter of notification of approval for the spare parts;

(iv) The non-infledged oil sites, as set out in the letter of approval for the spare parts of oil;

(v) The equipment is not in accordance with the technical standards for the storage of spare parts.

Article 13

Article 14. Public safety firefighting agencies at all levels carry out fire safety regulations for oil stations designated to sell spoilers in their territories; civilian police stations and public security stations are required to conduct regular or non-selective inspections of oil stations designated by the Territory for the sale of spare parts and for the timely detection and suppression of non-discipline of the sale of spare parts and the sale of spare parts.

Article 15 Inspections at all levels of public safety checkpoints and the transport and integrated law enforcement authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions, and the inspection process has found a vehicle containing spoils containing a piecemeal oil and the collection of spare parts that have been carried out, and the collection of the treasury of the receiving State in accordance with the relevant provisions:

(i) No notification of approval of a piecemeal oil;

(ii) The storage equipment is not in accordance with the technical standards for the transport of spare parts.

Article 16 shall designate the exclusive responsible for the uniform management of the spare parts of the unit for the purchase and use of spare parts for the purchase and use of spare parts. The purchase of spare parts is subject to a detailed record of the date, type, quantity and licensor of the purchase of the oil, as well as the types, quantity, use and operator of the daily actual use of the oil.

Article 17 communes (communes, streets) public security stations and various village (residents) committees should be appointed to establish a unit and individual distributors, to track the management of spoils, regular analysis, progressive control of the deconomies of the territory, and to make regular inspections of the purchase and use of spare parts containing oil units, such as the authorities of the Territory, businesses, business units and construction sites.

Article 18 designates oil stations for the sale of spare parts to be dispersed at 5 times a month to be reported to the local-level government business authorities on a piecemeal oil sales.

Article 19 is the responsibility of the territorial Government to oversee the sale of spare parts of the territory and to regularly monitor the management of the sale of undispersed goods within the scope of the inspection, and to impose penalties on regulators and individuals under the law.

Article 20

(i) Inadmissibility or approval of eligible applications;

(ii) The applicant has not indicated the grounds for non-acceptance or non-approval;

(iii) Approval of applications incompatible with conditions;

(iv) Non-compliance with the oversight responsibilities under the law, resulting in serious consequences.

Article 21 designates an oil station for the sale of spare parts to be one of the following acts, which is subject to a warning by the territorial Government and a fine of up to 20,000 dollars in accordance with the law.

(i) The unauthorized sale of spoilers without the designation of a territorial Government;

(ii) Unconfirmation of the letter of approval, identity documents and related materials, as prescribed by the regulations, for the sale of spare parts;

(iii) The number of spare parts authorized by the letter of approval for the production of spare parts;

(iv) The sale of spare parts, which is not approved in accordance with the letter of approval for the dispersion of oil;

(v) The sale of unqualified units or individuals of spare parts for the storage equipment;

(vi) No accounts were established in accordance with the provisions and were submitted on time to the dispersal oil sales cell.

Article 22 contains one of the following acts, which is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant legislation; constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) No uniform management of spared oil, as prescribed;

(ii) Unauthorized sale and transport of spare parts;

(iii) No piecemeal purchase and use of desktops in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) The illicit storage of spare parts;

(v) The illicit supply of spare parts.

Article 23 is implemented since the date of publication.