(The 90th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yumunnan, 7 December 2012, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 183 of 28 December 2012 on the People's Government Order No. 183 of 28 December 2013, effective 1 March 2013)

Article 1 guarantees the basic life of the affected person, in accordance with the State Department's Natural Disaster Relief Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to regulate natural disasters.

Article 2. Natural disasters occur within the territorial administration and rescue activities for affected persons are applicable to the Regulations and the provisions.

The natural disasters described in this provision include, inter alia, drought, flooding, hurricanes, ices, cigarettes, telecommunications, low-warfed and snow-equal disasters, earthquakes, landslides, landslides, cements, and geo-biological disasters, forest grassland fires and major biological disasters. The levels of natural disasters vary according to the sub-categories established by the State and the province, with a special, significant, larger and general quantification.

Incidents such as accidents, public health incidents and social security incidents in the administration of the province require life-saving assistance, taking into account the Regulations and the provisions.

The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations provide for disaster prevention, response, and disaster relief.

Article 3. Natural disaster relief is governed by executive leadership at all levels of the people's government.

The Provincial Committee for Disaster Reduction is responsible for organizing, leading natural disaster relief efforts throughout the province, in coordination with the National Committee for Disaster Reduction to carry out special and significant natural disaster relief activities and to coordinate the implementation of larger natural disasters assistance activities. The provincial civil affairs sector is responsible for the rehabilitation of natural disasters throughout the province and assumes the specific work of the Provincial Committee on Disaster Reduction.

The State, the city, the zone and the commune governments or their integrated coordination body for natural disaster response is responsible for organizing, coordinating natural disaster relief efforts in the current administrative region. The State, the city, the district and the civil affairs sector are responsible for natural disaster relief in the current administrative region and assumes the specific work of the integrated coordination body on natural disaster response by the Government of the people at this level.

Sectors such as district-level development reform, industrial and informationization, finance, land-use resources, transport, rural and urban construction, agriculture, water, commerce, food, sanitation, earthquake, meteorology, security regulation, public safety and security, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are able to support natural disasters in this administrative region.

Article IV. The Government of the above-mentioned population and its development reform, financial and other sectors should incorporate natural disaster relief efforts into national economic and social development planning, establish financial, material security mechanisms that are responsive to natural resource requirements, and incorporate the provision of natural disaster relief funds and natural disasters assistance at this level and at the level of government.

Article 5 Governments of the population at the district level should establish systems for the sound natural disaster response command and technology support, as well as a platform for the sharing of information on natural disasters and information systems for the storage of natural resources.

Article 6 Governments of the provincial and state, the city's people and the counties outside the city's urban areas should establish a natural resource reserve in accordance with national and current provincial standards for planning and construction, fund-building, which is vested in the current level of finance, and receive appropriate sub-prime financial assistance.

The commune-level people's Government should establish natural resource reserve points in the communes of natural disasters, easily accessible and transportless areas, townships, which are financed by district-level finances, with adequate sub-prime financial assistance.

More than the civil affairs sector at the district level is responsible for the establishment of guidance for the establishment of a natural resource reserve bank (point) and for the procurement, storage and transport of natural resources.

The natural disaster relief reserve (point) should reasonably reserve emergency relief supplies, living necessities and emergency relief equipment and be staffed by management.

Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level shall establish emergency shelters in accordance with article 11 of the Regulations and establish, in accordance with the circumstances, the protection units of emergency shelters.

Natural disasters, communes, town governments, street offices and other authorities, groups, business units, are conditional, and emergency shelters should be established in places such as parks, squares, sports sites, playgrounds, greenfields, etc.

Article 8. Governments of more people at the district level should establish natural disaster relief teams with the participation of the authorities, social organizations, volunteers, to strengthen operational training and to equip the necessary transportation, communications and emergency relief equipment.

The Village (HL) Commission and the Enterprise Unit, established in accordance with Article 12 of the Regulations, are responsible for the provision and transmission of early warning information on natural disasters, the collection and reporting of information on disaster situations, natural disaster response assistance and the promotion of disaster mitigation knowledge.

Article 9. Governments at all levels should organize awareness-raising activities and the necessary emergency response to the characteristics of local natural disasters, increase disaster prevention awareness and increase resilience.

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(i) The organization of working groups to inform disaster situations on the ground and to guide emergency relief efforts;

(ii) To coordinate relevant departments and experts to verify and assess the situation of disaster, to assess the need for transitional resettlement in affected areas and to propose targeted assistance measures;

(iii) Coordinate the implementation of assistance and support measures in affected areas;

(iv) Reports, briefings and publication of the flooding;

(v) Other work under natural disasters.

When natural disasters are unable to meet the needs of funds, materials, facilities and equipment, support can be sought from the Government of the High-level People and the relevant sectors.

In response to natural disasters, the transport sector should organize priority transport and transport vehicles requiring road fees, with approval by the Government of the province or its authorized authorities, free of the cost of vehicle movement.

Article 11. The Government of the population at the district level of the affected areas shall develop and implement the reconstruction planning and preferential policies for the rehabilitation of homes due to the fall of the floods; the supervision of the sectors such as civil affairs, development reform, housing and rural-urban construction to investigate, plan, assess and implement the rehabilitation of homes due to the devastating effects of the floods; the allocation and management of funds for the rehabilitation of homes, such as civil affairs, finance, etc.; monitoring, auditing, etc. for the recovery of the use of funds for the rehabilitation of housing; and the provision of technical support for the rehabilitation and rehabilitation of land-based land.

Article 12 grants for the rehabilitation of homes (with a focus on rehabilitation) due to the fall of the floods, according to the procedures set out that the affected person (owner) has been requested or nominated by the village (resident) group within 3 days of the notification; that the village (resident) committee, after a summary of a democratic review within 3 days, will review the conditions of assistance to the local authorities and the local authorities on 7 days of the day of the review of the town;

During the interim period of life assistance, drought-stricken temporary hardship assistance, the target of temporary life in the winter was determined in accordance with the procedure set out in the previous paragraph, but the time frame for application (relead), review, presentation, review, approval, approval, approval, etc.) is 2 days, 5 days, 3 days and 5 days respectively.

Article 13. The civilian sector in the affected areas shall, by 15 October of each year, assess, statistically, report the affected persons in the administrative region for the year's winter and subsequent spring food rations, drinking water, clothing, heating, medical care, etc., develop a special assistance programme, be implemented by the district-level people's governments, and report back-to-date civil affairs cases.

Article 14. The management and use of natural disaster relief funds by means of exclusive, non-reimbursable and focused use.

Natural disaster relief assistance must not be crowded, retained, misappropriated and not be covered by the provision of work, nor should it be extended.

Article 15. The above-ranking civil affairs, finance and other sectors are responsible for the allocation, disbursement, distribution, management and supervision of the use of natural disaster relief funds, in accordance with articles 22 to 25 of the Regulations and the provisions of the Department of State authorities, the Government of the province on the management of natural disasters.

The above-ranking civil affairs sector is responsible for the allocation, distribution and management of natural disaster relief supplies, in accordance with articles 22 to 25 of the Regulations.

The provincial civil affairs sector is responsible for the allocation of natural disaster relief supplies. When the affected areas require the use of provincial natural disaster relief material, applications were made by the State, city or district, municipal, district civil affairs departments to the provincial civil affairs sector on a case-by-step basis, where they are made directly to the province's civil affairs sector, and are subject to the approval of the provincial civil affairs sector.

The provincial civil affairs sector can transfer natural disaster relief material directly according to the disaster.

Article 17 Scope of natural disaster relief assistance and the use of non-designated intended donations include:

(i) Emergency rescue and emergency relocation of persons affected;

(ii) Basic living assistance for the food rations, water, clothing and temporary accommodation of affected persons;

(iii) Medical assistance, such as disaster-affected persons;

(iv) Rehabilitation or rehabilitation of persons affected by disasters that undermine housing;

(v) Rehabilitation of public service facilities, such as education, health care;

(vi) Procurement, storage, loading, transport and recovery of natural disasters;

(vii) Reassured the families of the victims of disasters;

(viii) Other natural disaster relief matters approved by the Government of the people at the district level.

The donations are determined to be used in accordance with the will of the donation.

Article 18 projects to help natural disasters include: emergency response, transitional life assistance, re-establishment of housing, hardship relief for the temporary life of drought, hardship relief for temporary life in the winter, and family reassurance for the victims.

The various criteria for the provision of assistance for natural disasters are developed by the Provincial Civil Affairs Department with the relevant departments and are implemented after the approval of the Government.

The above-mentioned civil affairs sector in the affected areas shall grant grants and supplies to the beneficiaries in accordance with the criteria approved by the Government of the Provincial People and the procedures set out in Article 12 of the present Article.

When the situation is urgent, with the consent of the Government of the people at the district level, natural disaster relief payments may be made by the pioneering organizations of civil affairs, finance, inspection, audit and etc.

Article 20 assists that meet the conditions of natural disasters are signed by means of effective documentation to the communes, the Government of the town and the location designated by the street offices for natural disasters.

The victims of natural disasters are reported on a case-by-case basis by more than the civilian sector at the district level. It is determined that, in the event of a disaster, its close relatives have been able to obtain the assistance of the families of the victims in accordance with the law, as evidenced by the relationship between the relatives of the victims.

The Village (HL) Commission should demonstrate the origin, quantity and distribution, use and use of natural disasters in the context of the village (community).

Article 21, in violation of this provision, is held accountable under articles 29 to 31 of the Regulations.

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