(Summit of Hygiene People's Government on 8 October 2012 to consider the publication, effective 1 December 2012, of Decree No. 14 of 16 October 2012, of Excellence No.

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the security management of the dangerous chemicals concentration trading market, to prevent and reduce production of safe accidents and to promote the safe, orderly and healthy development of dangerous chemicals, to develop this provision in the light of the provisions of the Law on Security of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Safety of Dangerous Chemicals Management, the Regulations on the Safety of Honours.

Article 2

The dangerous chemicals concentration trading market referred to in this provision refers to places where hazardous chemicals are concentrated and used by law, and their subsidiary storage areas.

Article 3 focuses on market safety management for hazardous chemicals, which should adhere to the “Security I, Prevention of ownership, integrated governance” approach, and the principle of “concentration, professional storage, uniform distribution” of hazardous chemicals.

Article IV. Governments of municipalities, regions (markets, districts) should strengthen their leadership in the management of dangerous chemicals concentrated trading markets, establish mechanisms for the safe management of dangerous chemicals markets and coordinate and address critical issues in the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring.

Article 5

Public safety, business, transport, environmental protection and quality sectors should perform their duties under the law to focus on market security management of hazardous chemicals, in collaboration and in close collaboration, reporting on related work to the coordination bodies for the management of safe production of the same-level people.

Chapter II Planning

Article 6. Governments of the urban, district and district governments should, in accordance with the overall urban planning, integrate the construction of a centralized trading market for hazardous chemicals in their territories.

The establishment of dangerous chemicals-focused trade markets is prohibited in intensive cities.

The rehabilitation and planning sectors should prepare market-based planning for hazardous chemicals concentration in the transport sector, with the approval of the Royal People's Government.

Article 7. The dangerous chemicals concentration trading market shall be functional subsectors based on market transactions and the chemical hazard characteristics of storage, which form a variety of functional areas such as retail shops, specialized warehousing zones, specialized parking zones.

Each functional interregional should maintain a corresponding safe distance and safe evacuation path.

The functional areas of operation and public places should be constructed and equipped with safety facilities, equipment and fire facilities, equipment and equipment, in accordance with national regulations and standards.

The construction, alteration and expansion of hazardous chemicals concentrated in trade market construction projects should be reviewed in strict accordance with national legislation, regulations and procedures, as well as access to safe licences for hazardous chemicals construction projects.

Article 9 establishes a new dangerous chemical operation (except fuel stations, fuel stations) in intensive cities.

Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should take measures such as policy orientation, government support and specialization, to relocate existing hazardous chemicals operating units in urban areas (with the exception of fuel stations, fuel gas stations) to the pooling of hazardous chemicals into the professionally dangerous trading market.

Chapter III Security management

Article 10 The concentration trading market hosting units of hazardous chemicals should put in place a market management body for the concentration of hazardous chemicals (hereinafter referred to as “market administration”) to implement integrated security management of the market. Market management should perform the following duties:

(i) A dedicated security manager and a security management based on market size or work needs;

(ii) Develop and organize the implementation of the market's safe production responsibilities and regulations, operational protocols and the establishment of a security management desk;

(iii) To organize practitioners in the market to participate in education training for safe production management, business expertise and emergency disposal skills and to obtain relevant induction certificates;

(iv) Regular security inspections, timely elimination of accidents, inspection of licenses of operating units within the market, hazardous chemicals operating licences, etc., and supervision of operators to operate under the law;

(v) To conduct periodic inspections of implementation with the market operating units by signing a safety production responsibility or an agreement;

(vi) The development of a market accident emergency response recovery case in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as the provision of a directory, public safety and environmental sector reserve;

(vii) The establishment of a dedicated or part-time emergency response force, the regular organization of operating units within the market to participate in emergency relief operations, the timely and real reporting of accidents in production, and the scientific organization accident relief;

(viii) Other safe production responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11. The operating units within the market shall be subject to the oversight management of the Government's regulatory sector, be aware of the safety management of the market administration and perform and comply with the following responsibilities and provisions:

(i) The possession of a business licence and the operation of dangerous chemicals shall be subject to a licence for the operation of dangerous chemicals and operate in accordance with the law within the authorized scope of the operation;

(ii) To strictly adhere to the regulations, operating protocols within the market, to fulfil the responsibilities set out in the Safety Production Liability or the Safety Production Agreements;

(iii) Organizing practitioners of this unit to participate in training in safe production education, with key heads, safe production managers, special operating personnel having to be placed on the Safety Licence or on the Special Operational Evidence;

(iv) Actively participate in an accident response rescue exercise organized by market administrations, with skilled knowledge of response measures to be taken in emergencies;

(v) No hazardous chemicals prohibited by a national order shall be operated without the authorization to engage in dangerous chemicals production, operation of hazardous chemicals, without the operation of a chemical safety technical note or hazardous chemicals of chemical safety labels;

(vi) A specialized sales desk should be established by the activation of toxic chemicals, prone to explosive hazardous chemicals operators, such as the record of the name, address and the name, identity card numbers of the purchaser's units, and the items of the name, quantity, use, etc. of the hazardous chemicals purchased;

(vii) Other safe production responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 12

(i) In accordance with national standards, industry standards, national regulations and regulations, and in accordance with the types and hazardous characteristics of hazardous chemicals, in operating places such as treasury, ventilation, sunure, temperature, fire, fire extinguish, fire, fire, fire protection, poisoning, poisoning, poisoning, poisoning, poisoning, intermediate and trajectory, defence, defence, telecommunications, corruption, leakage, and protection blockage or operation, as well as security facilities, maintenance of equipment, and maintenance of regular equipment;

(ii) Awakening location in flammable explosive and toxic storage sites should be made available to alert the brands of hazardous chemicals, consequences, preventive measures, emergency measures, etc.;

(iii) In accordance with national standards, industry standards, national regulations with adequate firefighting facilities and equipment, including, inter alia, firewater tanks, firefighting networks and fire streams, the necessary personal protection equipment, and the establishment of adequate accident emergency water tanks and early rainwater harvesting ponders, firefighting facilities and equipment should be equipped with exclusive responsibility to inspect, maintain, update and replace fire-fighting facilities and equipment to ensure their normalcy;

(iv) The installation of firefighting, security alerts and the provision of communications equipment for external police stations;

(v) The establishment of a video surveillance system to effectively monitor the security situation in key ministries, such as treasury, cantonal areas and the movement of vehicles and humans from specialized storage areas;

(vi) Stockpiles of toxic chemicals or hazardous chemicals that should be effectively recorded, the quantity, circulation of hazardous chemicals stored by them, and the necessary safety-protection measures to prevent the loss or theft of toxic chemicals, the loss of hazardous chemicals, the discovery of toxic chemicals, the loss of hazardous chemicals or theft, and the immediate reporting to local public security authorities.

Article 13

(i) Implementation of the unified closed management, the establishment of a security inspectorate at the entry points of the specialized warehousing area, strict security inspections of vehicles and personnel, identification of the security conditions of transport vehicles and the configuration of emergency equipment such as fire fire, repair, protection, etc., and command of transport vehicles in the delineation of geographical parks, access to specialized storage areas for vehicles that do not meet national conditions or are not subject to market management;

(ii) The custodians of the specialized warehousing area should be given pre-emptive and regular training, evidence-based induction, perform their duties seriously and perform not less than twice a day of security inspections, and keep a record of the examination of the problems of quality variability, packaging damage, leakage, etc., and provide timely notification to the shipment owners and market management authorities to respond to emergency measures;

(iii) The hazardous chemicals in the bank should be in accordance with product standards, and the custodians should be kept in strict compliance with national standards, industry standards or national projects related to the identification of signs, packaging, containers, etc., and in accordance with accounting, freight, card;

(iv) In carrying out dangerous operations such as fires, reloading, access to restricted space in specialized warehousing zones, special safety management systems and measures should be put in place to implement strict clearance procedures, with the supervision of the operation of dangerous operators in strict compliance with the relevant operational regulations, and timely measures should be taken to correct or exclude the identification of accidents and violations.

Article 14. Safety evaluation of hazardous chemicals concentration trading units and specialized storage areas is carried out by a robust safety evaluation body every three years.

Article 15. Safety and productive management should promote, guide the standardization of hazardous chemicals production in the central trading market and in operating units within the market, in accordance with national regulations.

Article 16 Commodity market management for hazardous chemicals should be equipped with the distribution of vehicles adapted to market transactions or to the introduction of transport enterprises with hazardous chemicals transport qualifications to provide professional delivery services for hazardous chemicals transactions within the market.

The operating units within the market are required to transport hazardous chemicals, and vehicles with hazardous chemicals transport quality should be chosen and transport dangerous chemicals must be stopped at specialized parking sites.

Article 17

(i) Identification of purchase vouchers, transport qualifications, transport certificates and vehicle security;

(ii) To ensure the safe operation of the professional loading and to inspect the quantity of the garage and the staffing of security protection facilities, in accordance with the authorized strength of the transport vehicle;

(iii) The establishment of the hazardous chemical vehicle test, verification of registration orders, etc., record tests, reconciliation of work, requisitions and treasury documents for the required operating units and transport vehicles.

Article 18

(i) No damage, misappropriation or unauthorized removal of firefighting facilities, equipment;

(ii) No spoilers, cigarettes, fire blocks or fire-fighting breaks;

(iii) Non-occupation, cement, closure of corridors, safe export and fire corridors.

Chapter IV Oversight inspection

Sections such as 19A, public security, business, transport, environmental protection and quality should establish monitoring systems such as specialized oversight inspections, integrated oversight inspections, joint law enforcement, reporting of cases, and prompt supervision of the functioning of market administrations and market operating units to carry out their duties and identify excluding accidents.

The following violations shall be determined by law, in accordance with their responsibilities, in accordance with article 20:

(i) Permissible licences for the operation of hazardous chemicals, which are not regulated by law;

(ii) In addition to the scope of the licence, the manner of storage, or to the self-employed activity that may be performed by the licensee of hazardous chemicals;

(iii) The construction, alteration and expansion of a centralized trading market project for hazardous chemicals, which was approved without security review;

(iv) The establishment of relevant security facilities, equipment or equipment in the functional areas and public places, in accordance with the types and hazardous characteristics of the operation of the hazardous chemicals stored, in accordance with national standards, industry standards, State-related provisions for the maintenance and maintenance of safety facilities, equipment;

(v) There is no clear safety alert marking of operating sites and security facilities in the functional areas, or no communications, alerts, monitoring devices in operating areas;

(vi) No hazardous chemicals storage within a dedicated warehouse or other hazardous chemicals that constitute a significant source of risk are stored separately in a specialized warehouse;

(vii) Storage, methods or quantities of hazardous chemicals are not in accordance with national standards or relevant national provisions;

(viii) No security facilities, equipment for specialized dangerous chemicals warehouses, and testing;

(ix) Other offences to be detected.

Article 21 does not have a security production condition for the hazardous chemical operators that have obtained a licence for safe operation, and the security operation licence should be revoked by law.

Chapter V

Article 2