(Act No. 6 of the People's Government Order No. 6 of 12 November 2002 of the Autonomous Region of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland of 16 January 2013, amended by the 11th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Autonomous Region of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland on 31 January 2013 by Decree No. 85 of 31 January 2013, which was published as effective 1 April 2013)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the safety management of hazardous chemicals, to prevent and reduce dangerous chemical accidents, to guarantee the safety of people's life and property, to protect the environment, and to develop this approach in line with the State Department's Regulations on the Safety of Dangerous Chemicals and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 Safety management of hazardous chemicals production, storage, use, operation and transport within the administrative area of the self-government area is applicable.

The disposal of dangerous chemicals is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the national and autonomous areas relating to environmental protection.

Article 3. Governments of more than veterans at the district level should establish a joint mechanism for the management of hazardous chemicals safety, support and promote sectors with hazardous chemicals safety oversight responsibilities, in accordance with the law, to coordinate and address key issues in the safe management of hazardous chemicals; incorporate requirements for the management of hazardous chemicals in the same financial budget; and hold accident responsibility in accordance with the law.

Article IV

Article 5 units that produce, store, use, operate and transport hazardous chemicals (hereinafter referred to as hazardous chemicals units) should establish systems for the sound management of regulations and job security responsibilities, reporting on safety production on a regular basis to sectors with responsibility for the safe management of hazardous chemicals, and strengthening and implementing the corporate primary responsibility. The main heads of hazardous chemicals units are the first responsible person for the safety of hazardous chemicals in this unit.

hazardous chemicals production, storage and use units are encouraged to participate in safe production responsibilities and encourage small and medium-sized chemical units to engage in safe technical services to provide safe management services.

Chapter II Production, storage and security

Article 6. Production, storage of hazardous chemicals, including the use of long-range pipelines for the transmission of hazardous chemicals, with an integrated planning, rationalization and regulatory management.

The industrial and informationization authorities of the self-government zone are responsible for the production, storage of hazardous chemicals throughout the region, and the related work of the industry planning and administration of hazardous chemicals based on their respective responsibilities.

The municipalities and districts (communes) Government of the population, in line with the industrial planning and subsection of hazardous chemicals production, storage in the self-government area, identifies specialized areas, in the context of local practice, for the production, storage of hazardous chemicals.

Article 7

The municipalities, counties (markets) in the establishment area should strengthen the building of the industrial parks (centralized areas) in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and self-government zones to meet the requirements of disaster prevention, firefighting, environmental protection, safe production and emergency relief.

Article 8. The Authority responsible for the management of the safe production of parks (centralized areas) shall establish systems such as sound safety regulation, hidden screening, risk assessment, emergency relief, etc. and organize implementation.

A safety evaluation was conducted every five years after the operation of the IOMC.

Article 9. The hazardous chemicals production, storage units should be equipped with dedicated safety production managers and professional engineering technicians that are responsive to production, storage.

The hazardous chemical operators should be trained in the professional skills and safety knowledge of the unit and be able to take up on board by the pre-qualified party; releasing or leaving operators for more than one year should conduct safety training at the vehicle level and be eligible for nuclear examination; operators of new construction, alteration of production storage devices should be trained in the safety of hazardous chemicals within six months prior to the pilot.

Special operating personnel should receive training and evaluation in the relevant sectors and obtain certificates of operational qualifications.

The use of new processes, new technologies, new materials or new equipment by hazardous chemicals production, storage units should be retrained with relevant practitioners.

Article 10 concerns the focus on the regulation of the production, storage of hazardous chemicals and hazardous chemicals, and the identification of specialized operators.

Greater hazardous operations such as fires, access to restricted space, temporary power, high operations, recuperation, cranes, breakways, equipment voucher maintenance, high temperature, quantification, etc. should be approved by the heads of units or heads of sector agencies. Risk analysis should be conducted prior to the approval of the operation; without risk analysis, operations should not be approved.

Article 11. The storage of dangerous chemicals shall be subject to a treasury, sub-regional storage and a marked mark. Prohibition of the confusing of dangerous chemicals.

Synthetic chemicals and other hazardous chemicals that constitute a significant source of risk should be stored separately in specialized warehouses, with dual-licensing, bi-person maintenance, bi-shipment, bibliographic systems.

Article 12 Risk chemical storage units should be tested every three years for specialized storage facilities. Unlike automated firefighting facilities, at least a full test, maintenance is conducted annually by qualified units and personnel. The test results do not meet the requirements of security provisions, and corrective measures should be taken in a timely manner; equipment facilities that are still not required by security provisions should be phased out and updated in a timely manner.

Article 13 hazardous chemicals production, storage units should incorporate hidden governance into the day-to-day security management of units and organize a risk analysis for hazardous determinants in each month.

The production, storage units dealing with hazardous chemicals that focus on regulatory control, hazardous chemicals that are heavily regulated and hazardous chemicals at risk should be used in a scientific risk assessment methodology to fully prioritize accidents in this unit.

Significant accidents should be identified in a timely manner, governance programmes, arrangements for governance funds, clear governance responsibilities, deadlines-removal changes, and reporting on the location-level safe production monitoring management and other sectors with hazardous chemicals safety monitoring responsibilities.

Article XIV hazardous chemicals production, storage units should make a major risk-resolution, recognition and timely registration of the unit's production, storage, facility or place, and establish a robust control system for major hazardous sources.

The main technical parameters such as temperatures, stress, hydration, etc. should be monitored 24 hours in accordance with the regulations governing the management of safe production and the enforcement of the responsible person or responsible agency. Security alerts and dangerous material safety were clearly established on the ground of major dangerous sources. The risk of accidents should be communicated to the surrounding units.

Chapter III Use, operation security

Article 15. The use of hazardous chemicals and the number of stockpiles to meet national standards provide for critical risk thresholds, and the use of units should be strengthened to include the identification results of major hazardous sources, safety control measures, and security-responsibility reporting to district-level security production monitoring authorities.

Article 16 uses units that focus on the regulation of hazardous chemicals such as hydro, hydride, hydrogen, vinyl, cimonium, etc., which should be based on national regulations and product characteristics, automated control systems for their production, storage devices and release of poster facilities.

Article 17 The municipalities, counties (markets) of the establishment area should plan to build a market for dangerous chemicals transactions and promote centralized transactions.

The operation of toxic chemicals (other than pesticides belonging to lartoxic chemicals) and hazardous chemicals such as flammable gases, toxic gases, self-flammable liquids, self-fuel solids, water-soiling fuel stations) should be entered into centralized trading markets.

Article 18

The operation of importing dangerous chemicals should mark the safety label and provide the Chinese safety technical statement.

Article 19

The sales units of toxic chemicals should provide technical guidance and the necessary assistance for the preservation and disposal of rough chemicals.

Chapter IV Transport security

Article 20 dangerous chemical road transport units should have access to road dangerous goods transport permits, and their transport vehicles should establish clear markings, markings, install satellite positioning devices that are capable of recording functions in accordance with national standards and be equipped with and used, as required, for the distribution and use of facilities such as safety protection, environmental protection and firefighting.

Article 21, through road transport of hazardous chemicals, should not be overloaded in accordance with the approved quality of the transport vehicle and shall not be confused and confused by hazardous chemicals with ordinary goods.

Article 2, which deals with hazardous chemicals, the shipper shall entrust the transport units with the corresponding hazardous chemicals transport quality.

Hazardous chemicals shippers should communicate hazardous and emergency measures to carriers transport hazardous chemicals if they are to be completed in detail in the freight forwarders' lists and safety labels.

The carriers transporting dangerous chemicals should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Identification of hazardous chemicals production, storage, operation or licenses of the carrier, which are subsequently retained in conjunction with the freight forwarding documents and shall not transport hazardous chemicals for units without the corresponding licence;

(ii) To check the name, quantity and quantity of hazardous chemicals before loading, and to check the packaging situation, without the delivery of packaging or hazardous chemicals that are not in compliance with the packaging requirements;

(iii) In keeping with relevant national provisions and relevant technical standards, the hazardous chemicals that are delivered shall not be transferred to other units or individuals.

Article 24 The transport agent shall determine the certificate of the hazardous chemical production, storage, operation or use of a licence and a hazardous chemical transport certificate of the carrier, and shall maintain a licence, a certificate of qualifications and, in conjunction with the freight card, shall not provide a hazardous chemical transport agent service for units without a corresponding licence or a certificate.

Article 25 shall apply to public security authorities for road transport passes for therapeutic chemicals through road transport, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, and in accordance with the vehicle, driver, shipment, quantity, goods and designated routes, time, speed and transport, as set out in the transport pass.

Article 26 ship shipments of hazardous chemicals, ports, or transit ports, should be entered into and sent to the Maritime Authority for a period of 24 hours, either directly or through the agent, after the approval of the Maritime Authority.

Chapter V

Article 27

The Government of the self-government is responsible for the registration of hazardous chemicals by 31 January of each year for the industrial and informationization of the self-government, environmental protection, public safety, sanitation, transport, railway, maritime, quality surveillance, testing and quarantine sectors to provide relevant information and information on the registration of hazardous chemicals in the current administrative region.

In accordance with the circumstances of the region, the management of the safe production of hazardous chemicals accidents should be prepared with industry and informationization, environmental protection, public safety, sanitation, transport, railway, maritime, quality monitoring, testing and quarantine sectors, with the approval of the current people's Government.

Sectors such as transport, rail, maritime and quality surveillance should develop sectoral hazard response scenarios, with the approval of the Government of the current people.

The hazardous chemical units should establish a pre-emption case for dangerous chemical accidents in this unit and report on the safety and production management clearance of the urban government in the location area.

Article 29 dangerous chemicals units should establish a dedicated or part-time emergency response. There should be no separate establishment of a professional emergency response team, a service agreement should be concluded with the close professional rescue force with corresponding qualifications or a joint establishment of a professional emergency response in the region.

In the event of dangerous chemical accidents, the Government of the local population at the district level should immediately organize safe production surveillance, environmental protection, public safety, sanitation, transport, railways, maritime, quality monitoring, testing and quarantine, in accordance with relevant sectors such as hazardous chemical accidents in the region, following reports of dangerous chemical accidents.

In dangerous chemical accidents during road transport routes, the local people's Government should organize, coordinate and direct accident-based rescue efforts in accordance with the relevant hazardous chemical accident emergencies.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 31 of the hazardous chemicals production, storage units violate the present approach by using non-trained qualification personnel to carry out hazardous chemicals positions, which are converted by the Government of the more than 5,000 people to a safe production control management order and are liable to a fine of up to 500,000 yen.

Article 32, the sale, purchase of dangerous chemicals, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is not submitted to the public security authorities, which is subject to a fine of up to 500,000 dollars for public security authorities at the district level, and rejects the correctness of fines of up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 33: The hazardous chemicals production, storage units violate the provisions of this approach, in one of the following cases, are warned by the management of the safe production supervision of more than 1000 people at the district level and fines of up to 3,000 dollars.

(i) To organize a risk analysis of hazardous determinants and safe production, as required;

(ii) The discovery of major accidents, without the timely development of governance programmes, the organization of governance funds, clear governance responsibilities, and the replacement of deadlines;

(iii) Discovery of major accidents.

Article 34, in violation of other acts under this scheme, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

Chapter VII

Article 33 f.

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2013.