(The 36th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Eleventh People's Government of the New Boyangang Autonomous Region, 15 January 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 185 of 18 January 2013 of the People's Government Order No. 185 of 18 January 2013, which entered into force on 1 March 2013)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the National Department's Regulations on the Safety of Manpower and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 engages in man-made weather and management activities in the administrative areas of the self-government area, and should be respected.

The principle of uniformity, science, norms, security and services should be followed by manually affecting weather work.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership in man-affected weather efforts and integrate the development of man-made weather events into national economic and social development planning.

The above-mentioned meteorological authorities are responsible for the man-made impact of weather work within the current administrative area.

The sectors such as development and reform, finance, economic and informationization, public safety, agriculture, livestock, forestry, water, environmental protection, civil aviation, are governed by their respective legal responsibilities, and the heads of industry influence weather-related work.

More than 6 zonal (market) meteorological authorities should organize research in the areas of disaster prevention, climate change, ecological environmental protection, safeguarding the production of agricultural pastures and the development of air-to-ground water resources.

Article 7 develops the use of air-size water resources to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations, and the meteorological authorities in the self-government area should, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, analyse, assess the potential for the use of water resources in air, climate suitability, risk and the potential impact on the local climate.

The above-mentioned meteorological authorities should prepare the annual plan for the work of the current administrative region on man-made weather events, with the relevant sectors such as development and reform, finance, agriculture, livestock, forestry, water and environmental protection, to be followed by the approval of the Government of the current people.

Funds for basic construction required for the implementation of a manually impacted weather work plan are included in the current financial budget.

Article 9. The meteorological authorities of the district (market) should propose, in accordance with the regional climate characteristics, geographical conditions, programmes that affect the location of weather operations, which, after the first instance of the state, municipal (terioral) meteorological authorities, are determined by the Meteorological Authority of the autonomous area with the relevant flight control authorities.

The identified artificially affected weather sites shall not be subject to self-removal changes; changes are required and should be carried out in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

The construction of facilities, such as the treasury, the arsenal and the launch platform, should be in line with the relevant standards in the national and autonomous areas.

Article 11. Units engaged in manually affecting weather operations (hereinafter referred to as operating units) shall be eligible for legal personality and in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) The operation of high-launching artillery, rocket launch devices, the fire launch vehicle, in line with national standards for mandatory technology;

(ii) Infrastructure such as artillery banks, ammunition banks is in line with the relevant safety management provisions;

(iii) The command and operation personnel are subject to the training of meteorological authorities in the self-government area and to the number of mandated personnel;

(iv) Communications equipment with links with the manually affected weather operations command platform and the flight control sector.

Article 12 Applications for units engaged in man-made weather operations shall apply to state, city (terrior) meteorological authorities and submit the following materials:

(i) A legal body of a unit;

(ii) Licence of operating equipment;

(iii) Training of operational personnel in the conduct of pre-qualification certificates;

(iv) Management system for security operations.

The State, the city (terior) meteorological authorities should submit preliminary clearances within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application, the Meteorological Authority of the self-government area determined that, within 20 days of the receipt of the review, the self-government meteorological authorities should grant a certificate of activation of the weather operations unit, the determination of the non-application of conditions and the reasons for the applicant.

In one of the following cases, more than one of the district (market) meteorological authorities should organize operating units to carry out man-made weather operations:

(i) A drought has emerged and drought is expected to increase;

(ii) There may be severe cholera;

(iii) The occurrence of forests, grassland fires or forests, and the long-term high fire risk;

(iv) The degradation of the ecological environment due to severe shortage of water resources;

(v) Other situations requiring manually affecting weather operations.

The joint implementation of man-made weather-affected weather operations across the administrative region is organized by their common top-level meteorological authorities.

Article 14. Using aircraft to carry out man-affected weather operations, meteorological authorities in the self-government area should apply to the flight control sector; use of high-launching, rocket-launching devices, fire-washing devices to carry out man-affected weather operations; and meteorological authorities in direct management units should apply to the flight control sector.

The application under the preceding paragraph should include the name of the location of the operation, naming, latitude, high altitudes and turnover of operational personnel, operating equipment, operating time frames.

Article 15. Meteorological authorities in the self-government area shall, in consultation with the relevant flight control authorities and airport administrations, work together and cooperate in the area of air conditioning, air conditioning, drying and ground safety in order to secure the implementation of man-made weather operations.

Article 16 is manually affecting the equipment and frequency of weather operations, such as radar, radio, etc., and the meteorological authorities of the direct management operation are requested by the radio management body in accordance with the law to report to the self-government district meteorological authorities.

The frequency and credibility of the radio used to influence weather operations are protected by law and no unit or individual may be excluded from and disrupted.

Prior to the implementation of man-made weather operations, meteorological authorities in the direct management of operating units should inform the social announcement of the duration and operation regions.

Article 18 implements manually affecting weather operations and shall operate in accordance with national or industrial technical standards and in compliance with air traffic regulations within the time frame approved by the flight control sector.

Following the introduction of man-made weather-affected weather operations, operational units should archive operational time, place, high-level, ammunition and use, operational performance, etc.; the meteorological authorities of the direct management of operating units should report on their operations to high-level meteorological authorities in a timely manner.

Article 20 should establish a well-managed security management system that affects weather operations and develop safety accident emergencies.

The operation should initiate emergency response measures and report on the current level of people's governments, meteorological authorities and safe productive management.

The operating units should conduct habeas corpus for practitioners.

Article 21, any unit or individual shall not intrus the place of man-made weather activity without prejudice to the destruction, movement of man-made weather-specific equipment or other acts that negatively affect weather operations.

The communes (communes) and the village (communication) committee, which have an impact on weather operations, have an obligation to assist in the protection of the equipment.

The Meteorological Authority of the self-government area shall conduct annual inspections of the artificially affected weather operations equipment in accordance with the law. Inadequate annual inspections should be carried out immediately; the vetting is still less than the criteria and requirements. The annual inspection is qualified as well as the post-implementation, and the award of a qualified certificate of operational equipment.

The use of equipment that is not qualified, exceeds an effective period or is reported to carry out man-made weather operations.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, imposes artificially affecting weather operations sites that undermine the destruction, movement of artificially affected weather-specific equipment, facilities, and punishes them in accordance with article 24 of the Department of State Meteorological Facilities and Meteorological Environmental Protection Regulations.

Article 24, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is incompatible with the conditions laid down in this approach or with the use of unqualified, more effective or disabled equipment to carry out manually influence weather operations, which can be converted by the responsibility of the meteorological authorities in the district (market) above to a fine of up to 1 million dollars; the loss, liability under the law, and criminal liability.

Article 25. The staff of the meteorological authorities and related sectors, who misuse their functions, play negligence, favour private fraud in the context of the work of the weather, are lawfully disposed of by law; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 26, in violation of other acts under this approach, should assume legal responsibility and be implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2013. On 13 July 1998, the People's Government of the Autonomous Region enacted the Patriotic Approach to the Management of Weather Work in the Nighur Self-Government Zone (Government Order No. 82).