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Recycling of resources in Shanghai City

(152th ordinary meeting of the Shanghai People's Government, 10 September 2012) considered the publication of the Government Order No. 87 of 17 September 2012 concerning the implementation of 1 December 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1

In order to strengthen the recovery management of regeneration resources, save resources, protect the environment, maintain public order, develop this approach in line with the provisions of the laws and regulations such as the Clean Production Promotion Act of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China Act on the Environmental Control of Solid Waste.

Article 2

This approach refers to the regeneration of resources that have been generated in the production and consumption of life in society, which have lost or in part or in part the value of use, which has been recovered, stored, processed and enable them to reap the benefits of the various wastes used.

Recycling of items such as movable vehicles, obsolete electrical devices and electronic products, hazardous waste and medical wastes is provided by law, regulations, regulations and regulations.

Article 3 (Management responsibilities)

The municipal business sector is the industrial authority for recycling resources in the city. The district business sector is responsible for the management of recycling resources within the current administration.

Sectors such as urban and district development reforms, economic informationization, planning of the land, greening, construction of transport, housing management, State assets, finance, public safety, business, environmental protection, education, statistics, are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 4

Regional governments should strengthen their leadership in recycling resources within the current administration, establish and improve the accountability system and the conduct of the vetting system for the recovery of recycled resources, and monitor and coordinate the performance of the responsibilities of the relevant sectors, such as district commerce, for the recovery and enhancement of recycling of resources.

Street offices and townships should be aligned with the management of renewable resources in the relevant sectors.

Article 5

The Association for the Recycling of Renewable Resources in the Shanghai City (hereinafter referred to as “Recommendation Resources Association”) should strengthen industry self-regulation, monitor the operation activities of its members, cooperate with the business sector in researching the development of industrial development planning, industrial policy and operational norms, and carry out advisory services, operational training, industrial information dissemination, etc.

MERs should accept business guidance in the business sector and assist in the management of the recycling industry.

Chapter II

Article 6

The municipal business sector should organize development planning for the recovery of renewable resources, in accordance with the economic and social development planning, recycling economic development planning and the development of the recycling industry.

The city's business sector should prepare and issue a recycling guide for recycling resources, specifying the types of recovery, recycling norms, use guidance, etc. of regeneration resources, and updating the directory of renewable resources, as required.

Article 7

The municipal and district commercial sectors should be organized in accordance with the principles of “Integrated planning, reasonable offices” and the specific circumstances of the current administrative regional economic development level, population density, environment, resources, etc., to plan the re-entry resource recovery network sites and incorporate them into the corresponding urban and rural planning, in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Planning and related facilities construction activities at the Recycling Network site can be aligned with the planning of urban-friendly sanitation facilities; conditional regions should be shared.

The re-entry resource recovery nets referred to in this article include all types of sites that remain in the recovery, rehabilitation, assembly, processing and processing of renewable resources.

Article 8

The municipal and district commercial sectors should support the recycling of renewable resources, in accordance with the re-entry resource recovery web site, in the form of a model recovery point for the establishment of a unified marking by the recycling agent in the place of supermarkets, commercial buildings, residential small areas, for the promotion of a quick turning, the application of advanced recovery techniques and the implementation of policy measures to encourage recovery.

The municipal and district commercial sectors should clarify the management requirements of the demonstration recycling point, leading relevant business enterprises, in cooperation with recycling operators, to launch activities to promote green consumption and recycling of resources, such as old-generation.

Business enterprises involved in the demonstration recovery point, building owners and industry services should provide the necessary assistance and collaboration for the day-to-day operation of the demonstration recycling point.

Article 9

The city encourages industrial park management to establish an e-commerce platform in cooperation with the relevant re-entry resource recovery operators to provide opportunities, competitive prices, auctions and other services for recycling activities in the industrial parking area, and to guarantee the orderly conduct of reactive resource transactions.

The industrial parks referred to in this article refer to industrial parks established by law and operated by municipalities or district governments or designated institutions, higher industrial development zones, levies and export processing zones.

Article 10

Enterprises that produce products and packagings that are included in the mandatory recycling catalogue should be recycled after the use of products and packagings.

A productive enterprise may commission recovery from the sale of enterprises, recyclers or other organizations. The trustee shall be responsible for recovery, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and contracts.

Article 11 (Recovery of old-age commodities in a contaminated environment)

The municipal business sector should take measures with sectors such as urban development reform, environmental protection, and encourage and facilitate the recycling of environmentally resilient commodities.

The municipal and district commercial sectors should organize the recycling of resources and the establishment of a recycling network of waste-free polluting environmentally-contaminated old commodities such as batteries, Brasque boxes, and carry out recovery work on polluting environmental waste commodities.

Sectors such as city and district commerce, environmental protection, green marketing should strengthen guidance on the recovery and transport of older environmentally polluted commodities.

Issues such as the types of recovery and recycling of older commodities that are prone to pollution are included in the recycling guidance.

Article 12

The National Commission for Housing (LRA) should collect information and residency information on persons involved in recycling activities in the community, under the guidance of the street offices and the town authorities.

Street offices and town governments should work in conjunction with the day-to-day work on the maintenance of the social order in the Territory, promote adherence to the security management provisions, maintain sanitation, and direct the business sector to provide the necessary facilities for community re-entry resource recovery activities.

Chapter III

Article 13

Business registration should be conducted in accordance with the law (hereinafter referred to as “renewable resource recovery operators”). Of these, business and business registration should be conducted in accordance with the law.

Article 14.

Removals of renewable resources should be available to the municipal business sector within 15 days of the date of the licence of business. The municipal business sector should, in accordance with the planning of the re-entry resource recovery network, indicate whether it is in compliance with the requirements of the DOE site.

Removal enterprises (hereinafter referred to as “Energy-recovery enterprises”) that meet the requirements of the DOE site B should be backed to the public security sector within 15 days of the date of receipt of the municipal business sector certificate.

Upon request, the relevant information of the recycling operator should be changed and the change request should be made within 30 days of the date of the change.

Article 15

Removal resources generated by entrepreneurship units should be sold or delivered to recycling operators, in addition to inputs for recycling purposes. Of these, the old-age metals of production should be sold to the licensed industrially-used metal-recovery enterprises and to open the list of goods.

The construction, maintenance, management unit will need to deal with the use of old-age metals in closed municipalities and should be sold to the city's commercial sector to publish the production of obsolete metal recovery businesses within the directory and to open the list of goods. Incorporated into the registered productive mammal recovery business, the city's business sector is selected and published through fair competition, such as regular tenders.

Article 16

In collecting, storing, processing and transporting renewable resources, recycling operators should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Strengthening the management of fire sources and electricity sources;

(ii) Take appropriate measures, such as coverage, perseverance, maintenance and integrity, to prevent the occurrence of polluting environments such as spoilers, spoilers, malicious proliferation, explosions;

(iii) Maintain the habitat of surrounding sanitation and regular poisonation, strictly control over the pollution of noise, flour, sewage, fervent, etc., and prevent the impact on the work and living environment of the neighbouring population;

(iv) Other relevant regulatory provisions relating to environmental protection, urban congestion of sanitation, safe production, occupational hazards, firefighting, security and safety, and the recycling of operational norms.

Business regulation of recycling operators is developed by the municipal business sector in conjunction with the relevant sectors, the city Renewal Resources Association.

Article 17

The ESM should enter into a acquisition contract with the old metal sales unit, the identification of a list of goods from the sale unit and the establishment of a bank. The accounts should be kept at least two years if the name of the sale unit is actually recorded, the information on the status of the licensor and the name, quantity, specifications, old.

The construction, maintenance, management unit and the production of old-age metal recovery businesses are self-owned or entrusted with the transport of obsolete metals by other persons in the municipalities, and should be pre-empted to indicate the types, quantity, transport destinations of the shipment of the communal arsenal. The certification should be carried out in the transport process.

The public security sector should test transport vehicles and vessels for the use of obsolete metals in the municipality in accordance with the law. Other sectors have found that the municipal occupants cannot provide proof documents and that the public security sector should be informed on a timely basis to deal with the ground.

Article 18

Removals of renewable resources may be used or resourced for recycling items, and they should be delivered for reuse or resourceization of the licensee with conditions; they should not be used or resourceized and should be referred to enterprises with a corresponding disposal capacity.

The treatment of waste should be in compliance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city in order to secure safe production, to prohibit illegal disposal, to prevent the pollution environment and to prohibit the use of technology and processes that are phase-out by national orders.

Article 19

In the case of the construction of engineering tenders, construction (construction) for the dismantling of tenders or orders, the construction units shall explicitly request in the solicitation documents and contracts that the construction units sell the production of obsolete metals to the licensee and properly handle other recyclable construction wastes, as required by the integrated use of resources.

The construction of the transport sector in the district should enhance oversight management of the sale of productive obsolete metals and other construction wastes, and include the relevant information in the EPI.

Article 20

Removal of renewable resources shall not recover the following items:

(i) The public security sector informs the search for stolen or suspected items;

(ii) Failure to justify the use of obsolete metals in the municipalities of legitimate sources;

(iii) Graphical, radioactive and its containers;

(iv) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit other items recovered.

Removals of natural resources have found the public security sector to inform the search for stolen or suspected items in its operation and should be reported immediately to the public security sector. The public security sector should be treated by law.

Article 21

The report of the recyclinger of resources purchases offences such as the prohibition of recycling of goods, the unauthorized use of old-age metals in the municipality, and the public security sector is validated, and the public security sector gives incentives to the reportingers in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter IV Safeguards

Article 22 (Summit regime)

The municipalities have established a joint mechanism for recycling of resources, specifying, on a regular basis, the objectives, tasks and focus areas for recycling of renewable resources in the city, and study major matters for deployment, integrated and coordinated resource recovery.

Article 23 (Development of policy measures)

Municipal and district governments and their relevant sectors should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, develop and implement policy measures for the recovery of re-entry resources, encourage units and individuals to pool their regeneration resources and encourage recycling operators to use such forms as e-commerce to facilitate rapid recovery services, and encourage higher institutions, scientific research units and relevant enterprises to carry out research, technology development and diffusion of recycled resources.

Article 24

The city has established a public information service platform for the recovery of life resources for the following functions:

(i) Publication of the directory and recycling information of the recycling operators in the current municipality;

(ii) A summary of oversight management information in the recycling industry, the sharing of information among management and the publication of relevant information in accordance with the law to society;

(iii) The publication of price information, industry development information and related support to encourage policies;

(iv) To receive complaints, reports from the public about recycling of the offence;

(v) To identify public views and proposals for promoting the recovery of regeneration resources.

The redistribution of public information services platform is organized by the city's business sector and is entrusted to the City Renewal Resources Association to carry out routine maintenance.

Article 25 (Option of financial support)

The city organizes related funds in the cyclical economic development and resources for the integrated use of earmarked funds to support and encourage recycling of renewable resources.

The relevant sectors of the city should provide recognition or incentives for units and individuals that have contributed to recycling of resources, as required.

Article 26

Removals of rescheduled resources should report regularly to the business sector information on the types and quantity of recycled resources. Specific approaches are developed by the municipal business sector with the municipal statistics, public safety and other sectors.

The municipal and district commercial sectors should analyse statistical, monitoring and relevant statistical information on the recycling industry. Prior to the release of information on recycling data, the same-ranking government statistical body should be reported.

Article 27 (Education)

The municipal business sector should strengthen awareness-raising education for recycling resources with municipal development reforms, education, environmental protection, green city constituency, housing management and consumer rights protection organizations, and support community, small and medium schools to undertake relevant knowledge and social practice activities.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 28 (Legal responsibility without reference to the scope of operation)

The business licence has not been licensed by law for re-entry activities, which are dealt with by the business, municipal law enforcement authorities, in accordance with their responsibilities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Non-Operational Disclosure Scheme.

It is known or should be aware that conditions such as the provision of a place of production, transport, custody, warehousing, etc., which is not licensed by law to carry out recycling activities for re-entry purposes, are dealt with by the business sector in accordance with the relevant provisions such as the Non-Operational Disclosure Scheme.

The business sector is dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions beyond the authorized operating scope of the operation.

Article 29

In violation of article 14 of this approach, the recycling agent of resources has not been able to file a record or change the procedures for the filing of a request, which is being converted by the municipal business sector, the public security sector, and the impossibility of delay is fined up to $50 million.

Article 33 (Legal responsibility in violation of the provisions for the recovery of older metals)

In violation of article 17, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the old-age metal-recovery enterprise has not been established and kept, and the public security sector has been responsible for the period of time and fines of up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 31 (Legal responsibility in violation of the provisions of the Recyclation of Old Metal Goods by Municipalities)

The public security sector is punished in accordance with the State's laws, regulations and regulations relating to the management of security.

In violation of article 17, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the transport of old-age metals by the Municipalities cannot provide proof that the public security sector imposes a fine of more than 5,000 dollars.

The construction, maintenance, management unit is in conflict with the law of the disposal of the communal effluent metals by its superior authorities to deal with the heads of units and those responsible directly; and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 32 (Legal responsibility for the prohibition of recycling of goods)

In violation of article 20, paragraph 1, of this approach, the recycling of the assets of the recycling agent purchases the ban on the recycling of the items, which is sanctioned by the public security sector in accordance with the national law, regulations and regulations governing the management of the security sector.

Article 33 (Legal responsibility in violation of the reporting requirements)

In violation of article 26, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the recycling of resources was not reported to the business sector on the recovery of information, which was rectified by the time limit for the business sector, and was fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Annex VI

Article 34

(i) In the area of construction, rail, communication, electricity, water, oil fields, municipal facilities and other production, metal material and metal products that have been lost or used in part or in part.

(ii) The use of old-age metals by the municipal administration, which is due to natural damage or man-made damage, means, simulation and other supplies containing metals. In particular, the construction of the transport sector in the city will produce a directory with sectors such as city commerce, public security and the city's regeneration resources associations, and make it available to society.

Article 35 (Actual date of application)

This approach has been implemented effective 1 December 2012. The Ordinance on the Management of Old Metals in Shanghai City, No. 52 of the People's Government Order No. 52 of 17 October 2005, was also repealed.