(Adopted by the 88th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the State of 3 September 2012 No. 206 of 6 October 2012 No. 206 of 6 October 2012 for publication of implementation effective 1 December 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 guarantees the security of tenure, the maintenance of public safety and public interest, and establishes this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. The safety management of homes should be guided by the principles of reasonable use, prevention of ownership, integration and security.

Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, zones) should strengthen the unity of leadership in the safe management of homes in the present administration and organize the management of homes in the relevant sectors.

Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, areas) should establish housing emergency risk alerts, and organize the current administrative regional housing emergency response.

Article 5

Relevant sectors such as rural and urban planning, urban management, finance, public safety, human defence, prices and safe production monitoring should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6

The Government of the commune (communes) and the Street Office are responsible for the supervision of the construction of houses in the Territory, and assists the management of homes in the district (communes, districts).

Article 7. Governments of municipalities, districts and territories should organize regular censuses of housing security in the current administration area, as well as the management of housing security.

Costs such as housing security censuses, emergency response risk of dangerous homes are included in the same-level Government's financial budget.

Article 8. Any unit and individual found a violation of the provisions of this approach and has the right to report, complain to the housing administration. Housing management in the city, the district and the district should be checked in a timely manner.

Chapter II

Article 9. The owner is the owner of the house's security responsibility.

Article 10. The owner of the house may be able to administer the security of tenure or to entrust the business or other units, personal management.

The vested manager should assume responsibility for the safe management of house use in accordance with the delegated agreement. The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations are regulated from their provisions.

Article 11. The housing self-management unit or the units entrusted to it shall establish a housing safety management file, with the housing security manager and the property management case in the district (market, district).

Housing safety managers should have expertise in the management of housing structures and facilities.

Article 12. When home delivery is delivered, construction units shall contain indicators of the physical integrity of the home and the requirement for maintenance in the submissions of quality assurance and the statements of information.

The quality of housing buildings affects the safe use of homes, and the construction, investigation, design, construction and treasury units should be held in accordance with the law.

Article 13 communes (communes) Governments, street offices should inspect the relevant procedures, security conditions for the construction of houses within the Territory, and the self-construction of homeowners or home users should cooperate.

Article 14. The owner of the house and the owner shall maintain the overall structure of the house and shall not affect the security of the contiguous homes in accordance with the structure and purpose of the house.

The owner of the house or the licensee shall inspect the house and shall be entitled to put an end to the act that endangers the security of the house.

The house users should be informed in a timely manner of the house owner, the licensee, and in conjunction with inspection of homes, security identification and security hidden governance.

Article 15 prohibits the following acts affecting the safety of homes:

(i) Oriental changes in the subject of housing buildings or heavy structures;

(ii) To design more than loaded houses;

(iii) Reduce the high mark in the floor;

(iv) installation of facilities that affect the security of the housing structure;

(v) Location of dangerous items such as explosive, toxicity, radioactivity, and corruption;

(vi) Damage, misappropriation or unauthorized removal, firefighting, defence facilities, equipment;

(vii) Expropriation, Sece, evacuation of closed houses, safe export and other violations of the safe evacuation;

(viii) Damage or unauthorized removal of facilities such as water supply, drainage, electricity, heating, mine-clearing devices, ITU;

(ix) Other violations of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 16 requires homeowners or home users in this city's urban planning area to garner buildings, constructs, or to change the breadth, windows and changes in the properties of house use in non-exclusive walls, and shall be implemented in accordance with the approval of the municipal and rural planning administrative authorities.

Article 17 provides for indoor dressing of home houses and shall be registered with the licensee and submitted the following information:

(i) Housing ownership certificates;

(ii) The applicant's identity documents;

(iii) Changes in the subject of housing buildings or heavy structures, more than design criteria are added to the basement, and design programmes proposed by the original design units or the design units with corresponding qualifications.

Article 18 Authors should inform the owner of the property of the house of the prohibited conduct and the related matter of attention and conduct an on-site inspection of the dressing project. In violation of this approach, it should be discouraged in a timely manner and require corrective action; in the event of refusal, it should be reported to the communes (communes, districts).

Chapter III

Article 19 Safety of the house is the responsibility of the body established under the law. The identification reports made by the Housing Safety Identification Body are the basis for determining the security of homes.

Those involved in the security of homes should have the corresponding expertise and be trained.

Units other than the body established under the law shall not be allowed to report on the safety of homes.

In one of the following cases, homeowners or construction units should be entrusted with the identification of housing safety experts:

(i) Continued use of the length of the use of homes;

(ii) Large-scale public buildings and staff-intensive places such as schools, kindergartens, hospitals, sports houses, chambers, chambers of commerce, theatres, guests, underground parking garage, reach more than half of the year's design;

(iii) There are signs of security that endanger the use of the housing structure by slackening, changing the ground;

(iv) Removal of the main structure of the house, which is clearly increased;

(v) Be subjected to natural disasters or accidents, with structural damage;

(vi) The construction of the construction site adjacent to the construction of the construction site, which ranges from the base pit to the depth of the construction of the ground;

(vii) Other houses to be identified by law.

Article 21, paragraph 20, subparagraph (i) of this approach shall be validated every one year; subparagraph (ii) shall be validated every five years; homes in subparagraphs (iii), (iv), (v) shall be requested in a timely manner when they affect the security of the home; and (vi) houses in subparagraph (vi) are commissioned by construction units prior to the departure of the base pit, construction.

Article 22 entrusts the security of homes with the following information:

(i) A letter of credit for housing safety;

(ii) Evidence of the basic situation of the person entrusted;

(iii) The home ownership certificate or other valid proof;

(iv) Related technical information on housing;

(v) Other information to be provided by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 23. The housing safety accreditation body shall be validated in accordance with national norms and standards.

In the event of the identification of the housing security accreditation body, more than two experts should be present.

Article 24 provides for identification reports within 20 working days of the date of acceptance; the complexity of the housing structure, the high level of identification, the extension of the time limit for the identification of no more than 10 working days, and written statements should be made to the author.

Article 25

Any unit or person shall not interfere with legal recognition and shall not be forged, transgendered.

Article 26 entrusts the security of the house and entrusts the person with the payment of the identification costs to the housing security accreditation body, as required.

The housing security certificate, which is approved by law for low-insecure households, low-income households, and is unable to cover hazardous house identification costs, can submit written requests to the municipalities, districts (markets), the top-urban estate management to provide relief upon approval by the same people's Government.

Article 27, the housing safety recognition body shall report on the basis of the required municipal, district (market) and the management of the estate in the street. Upon confirmation of a hazardous house, the city, the district (market), the housing sector in the street should be given a social announcement within three working days from the date of receipt of the request.

Chapter IV Governance of dangerous homes

Article 28, which is identified as dangerous homes, shall take the following measures of governance for hazardous homes, in accordance with the identification reports of the housing safety accreditation body:

(i) Observing the use of premises that are still subject to continued observation, subject to appropriate security technical measures;

(ii) Treatment of use, which is applicable to appropriate technical measures, may release dangerous homes;

(iii) To stop the use and apply to buildings that have no repaired value, are temporarily removed without endangering neighbouring buildings and affecting the security of others;

(iv) The overall removal of houses, which are at risk and without repair, is subject to immediate demolition.

The natural damage to separate houses is identified as hazardous houses, which are jointly taken by the relevant owner to remove the risk, and the costs are apportioned according to the proportion of their respective buildings.

Article 29 does not transfer, rent or serve as a swing house until the normal use of dangerous housing is restored. The owner of the house should set a fence to prevent the entry of others or a clear risk of housing.

Article 33 (market, district) housing management should promote the timely management of hazardous homes by homeowners and check and record the results of the repair of hazardous homes and drainage.

Article 31 is one of the following conditions for hazardous homes and is governed by measures such as sequencing, renovation, dismantling, alteration, etc. by the authorities of the people of the location (communes, zones) in the relevant sectors:

(i) To endanger public safety, and the owner rejects governance;

(ii) There is a difficulty in the governance of the owner.

The cost of governance is borne by the owner. In accordance with the law, the low-care households, low-income households and the inability to assume the cost of hazardous housing governance can submit written requests to the district (communes, districts) properties management for relief after approval by the same-ranking people's Government.

Article 32 is the only residence house, with the owner of the house, the owner of the house, the homeowner, who can apply for temporary transitional housing to the people's government in the place of the house (market, area).

After the end of dangerous housing governance, the owner, the home owner, the owner, and the owner, should move from a transitional housing within a specified period of time; unmovable rents are paid at the prices of the rental market in the region.

Article 33, Municipalities, counties (communities), the people of the streets should prioritize the production of cereals of dangerous homes into urban construction planning.

Article 34, paragraph 1, of the Convention should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the response.

Chapter V

Article XV, in violation of this approach, provides for administrative penalties, from their provisions; causes loss and assumes civil responsibility under the law.

Article 36, in violation of article 15, subparagraphs (i) to (iv) of this approach, is subject to a change in the period of time by the authorities of the city, the district (markets, zones) and the refusal to reproduce, with a fine of €50 million.

Article 37, in violation of article 20 of this approach, article 21, provides that the owner of the house or the construction unit is not subject to a security certificate provided for by the municipal, district (commune, district) property management for the duration of the period of time, and that the property management is fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 338 provides for false identification reports by the Housing Safety Identification Body, which is fined by more than 3,000 dollars for the management of the city, the district (market, area). The identification of persons directly responsible is fined by more than 1000.

In violation of article 28 of this approach, the owner of the house has not been able to administer the hazardous homes in a timely manner, in accordance with the identification report, which endangers public safety, and is vested in the management of the city, the district (markets, districts) and the property of the estate and rejects the damage caused by a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 40 obstructs the performance of the property management functions under the law, in violation of the People's Republic of China's Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, by public security authorities, by committing crimes and by bringing criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 40

(i) To reject violations of housing security management;

(ii) The identification of dangerous homes and the absence of social announcements;

(iii) Non-protected homeowners for the timely governance of dangerous homes;

(iv) Non-compliance with the responsibility for the regulation of housing and the occurrence of major security accidents under the law;

(v) Other offences such as abuse of authority, negligence, favouring private fraud.

Annex VI

Article 42 provides for the safe management of homes in religious and material protection units, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 43 The Hygiene Urban Harmful Housing Management Scheme (No. 125 of the People's Government Order No. 125) was published by the Government of the city on 11 July 2003.