(Summit No. 84 of the Government of the South Kyoto Republic of 14 November 2012 for the consideration of the adoption of Decree No. 288 of 23 November 2012 of the Order of the Government of the South Kyoto People, which came into force on 1 January 2013)

Article 1, in order to regulate the management of the defence and defence of the people, enhance the overall protection capacity of the city, protect the lives and property security of the people, develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the Zang Su Province for the implementation of the People's Defence Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

Article 3 of this approach refers to human defence works, including the construction of separate ground-based protection construction works that are designed to secure the cover of wartime personnel and goods, the defence of the people, the defence of air conditioners, medical ambulances, etc., and the use of airfields in connection with the war constructed by civilian buildings (hereinafter referred to as airfields) and underground works in connection with the needs of the people's air defences that are constructed in urban space.

Article IV. The Government of the city, the district (zone) has strengthened its leadership in the management of human-protection works by integrating human defence construction into national economic and social development planning and guaranteeing their access to defence works and relevant preferential policies for social good projects.

Article 5 is the competent authority for the management of engineering construction in the city, and the National Anti-Personnel Administration in the District (zone) is responsible for the management of human defence works in the Territory, in accordance with its mandated responsibilities.

The executive authorities, such as planning, housing and urban-rural construction, finance, prices, are jointly responsible for the management of human defence-related construction.

Article 6

Article 7.

(i) People's air defence and command works are organized by the people's air defence and administrative authorities to establish funds funded by the financial budgetary arrangements of the current people's Government;

(ii) Seft engineering and evacuation of dry works by public personnel, organized by the People's air defence and administrative authorities, which are funded by the financial budgetary arrangements of the Government of the people at this level, the central budget arrangements and the people's air defence administration authorities;

(iii) The work of the People's Air Safety Professional Team, established by the establishment of a unit responsible for the construction of health-care facilities, which is responsible for the construction of the unit's personnel and material cover works, and the construction of funds by construction units;

(iv) Indoors and in the context of the development of ground-based works that cater to the needs of people in the context of urban space, construction units are responsible for organizing and implementing funding.

The city encourages the construction of the People's Preventive Professional Team works and medical care. Specific policies are developed by the Municipal People's Defence Administration with the municipal financial and price administration authorities.

The construction units of the new civilian building should be constructed in parallel with the following standards and protective levels (hereinafter referred to as compulsory air conditioning) and in accordance with the requirements of the people's air defences:

(i) The construction of more than three metres of civilian buildings at more than 10 levels or on the basis of the above-ground floor building area;

(ii) A residential building other than that provided for in paragraph 1 of this article, including a blend building on the premises at risk, accommodation and other functionalities, which is constructed under the floor building area of the first floor area of the ground, without less than 20 square metimetres of air condition;

(iii) Civil buildings other than the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article, including accommodations and non-residential apartments, are planned for a total area of ground buildings of more than 150,000 square meters, which builds over 6 airfields in accordance with the 4 per cent proportion of total ground buildings.

Article 9. In one of the following cases, no air condition can be constructed and the construction unit shall, prior to the processing of construction planning licences, pay the cost of human defence, with the approval of the People's air defence and administrative authorities:

(i) The construction of civilian buildings other than those provided for in articles 8, paragraphs 1 and 2, of this approach, and the planning of a total area of ground buildings of less than 150,000 square meters;

(ii) The area of accommodation for personnel under the special plan for the construction of human defence works and the area of work dedicated to the defence of the people, which is beyond part;

(iii) The area of the floor beyond the area approved by the construction project, which would be subject to air conditioning beyond the partial unbalanced provision of protection;

(iv) Other conditions such as geological, geomorphology, structure cannot be constructed in airfields.

Article 10. The construction unit pays the user-friendly construction costs under the law, which are easily constructed by the National Defence and Air Administration in accordance with the special planning for human defence construction.

The standard of payment for human defence works is established by the municipal price administration authorities in conjunction with the city's defence and financial administration authorities.

Article 11. The development of space in the urban area should take into account the needs of people to prevent air and protect in accordance with levels 6B. The civil defence and administrative authorities should be involved in reviewing their protection design.

Article 12 Planningers' defence works should be accompanied by the planning of interfaces or presupposed links with other underground works.

The human defence works that have been constructed are not connected with other underground works, and the people's air defence administrative authorities have developed implementation plans with administrative authorities, such as planning, housing and rural-urban construction, land-land resources, and the building of links.

In connection with other underground works, investors, regulators or users of local works should cooperate.

In approving preliminary design documents for civilian construction projects by the relevant administrative authorities, advice should be sought on protection designs for airfields.

The construction units should organize, in accordance with the initial design document approved, a construction map design document for airfields, to be reviewed by the competent national air defence authorities.

The design document was not subject to review or clearance and the construction units should pay for easy construction payments under the provisions, and the administrative authorities were planning to refrain from issuing a nuclear construction engineering planning licence, and housing and urban-rural construction administrative authorities were not allowed to produce a nuclear construction licence and construction units could not be organized.

The administrative authorities of Article 14 Civil Defence and Air shall be authorized in the area of the room where they are subject to the planning of approval maps. The construction unit shall, when it comes to the initial registration of a house's sales licence or home property, make room and regional indications authorized by the DSA.

Prior to the completion of the construction project, the construction units should focus on the area of air conditioning on the ground.

Article 15 Human defence construction should comply with the following provisions:

(i) The conduct of human-protection engineering surveys, design, construction and treasury by units with corresponding qualifications;

(ii) The products of specialized protective equipment, such as protective doors, closed doors, are in compliance with national quality standards and are installed in parallel with human defence works;

(iii) Construction of qualified design documents, in accordance with the approval by the People's air defence and administrative authorities, shall not automatically change the human defence engineering engineering design document.

Article 16, supervisory management of the quality of the work by the head of the Civil Defence and Air Administration, may be delegated to the supervisory body for the quality of the works or to the relevant construction monitoring body. Prior to the start-up work, construction units should apply for quality oversight procedures.

After the completion of the work of Article 17, construction units should be completed by law. Unless experienced receipts or tests are not qualified, they cannot be delivered.

When construction units are completed to the housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities, the endorsement of the popular air defence and administrative authorities should be made.

Article 18 encourages the simultaneous use of human-protection works as economic construction and people living services to fully play the role of human-protection works in warehousing, increasing parking parks.

The PPP should give priority to the needs of the social public good, and human protection works in the area of residence should be given priority to the needs of the services of the residential area and community services.

The development of human defence works and the use of compensation.

The development of human defence works should result in the conclusion of a safety-use letter of responsibility, clear management responsibilities and implementation of security measures.

The use developed at the time of the construction of article 19 should be adapted to their planning design purposes, in accordance with requirements such as environmental protection, fire safety and safety, without prejudice to the effectiveness of air defences and due process by law. The use of human defence works shall not be altered without the approval of the administrative authorities.

Article 20

(i) The construction of human defence works organized by the People's air defence and administrative authorities;

(ii) The air conditioning is the responsibility of the enterprise for the services of the industry; the management of the enterprise that has not been entrusted to the industry is the responsibility of the construction unit;

(iii) Other units are self-established by construction units or using units.

The civil defence and air administration authorities should conduct the registration of the holder responsible for the defence of engineering. The change in human works to maintain the responsibility for managing the management should be accompanied by a process of engagement and a request by the competent national air defence authorities.

The twenty-first holder responsible for the maintenance of the management of the construction shall perform the following obligations and maintain the good use and protection capacity of the defence works:

(i) Arrange for the defence of the management agent;

(ii) Self-covering and reporting to the people's air defence administrative authorities on a regular basis of the main structure, facilities equipment for human defence works;

(iii) The establishment of a human-protection technical file and maintenance record;

(iv) The implementation of fire prevention, fire prevention and responsibilities and the identification of safe concealments to be addressed in a timely manner;

(v) To receive guidance and oversight from the National Defence and Air Administration for the management of human defence works.

Article 2

(i) People's air defence command works, with financial budgetary arrangements for the current people's Government;

(ii) The cover works of public-use personnel, the evacuation of dry works and the use of user-friendly construction-related defence works, which are covered by the HCC administrative authorities from the engineering maintenance costs;

(iii) Other defence works are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

The re-engineering and dismantlement of the twenty-third human defence works should be reported to be approved by the HCC. (a) A person who has been authorized to renovate shall not reduce the State's protection standards;

No units and individuals shall be divided, occupied, closed-rooted for the use of spaces, and shall not be allowed to divide the use of spaces shared by all owners and shall not engage in the management of engineering use by an affected person in the defence works, the normal life of the inhabitants or the operation that impedes the normal movement of persons.

Article 25, Civil Defence and Air Administration, should establish a system of conduct for the safe use of engineering, with regular inspection of engineering safety.

The Town People's Government (Roman Office) found that there was an accident in the area of unlawful use of defence works or human-protection projects that should be reported in a timely manner.

Article 26, in violation of the present approach, contains one of the following acts, which is being corrected by the competent authority of the people's air defence and administrative authorities; a fine of up to 3,000 dollars over the period of time.

(i) The change in the management responsibility for the defence of the work;

(ii) The use of protective equipment that is not in line with the level of protection of human works;

(iii) Separation, occupation, closure of construction space;

(iv) In the context of human-protection works, the management of engineering use, the normal life of the neighbouring population or the obstruction of the normal movement of persons.

Article 27, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, regulations, regulations and regulations have been punished.

The civil defence and air administration authorities may commission administrative sanctions under the law, regulations and this approach by the human security quality oversight body.

In violation of this approach, the staff of the Second Eighteen Civil Defence and Air Administration are subject to administrative disposition by law, in violation of the provisions of this approach, to abuse of their functions, to favour private fraud, toys of negligence, and to criminal responsibility by law.

The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 1 January 2013.