(Summit 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Democratic Party of the New summer of 11 July 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 47 of 13 July 2012 No. 47 of the People's Government Order No. 47 of the New Horizon Self-Government Zone, effective 1 October 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen and advance the construction of water-based societies, provides for the rational use of water resources, in accordance with laws, regulations, such as the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Saving of Water Resources in the Indian Self-Government Zone.

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Article III.

Article IV.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of the construction of water-based societies, fulfil the responsibility to promote water-based social construction, establish institutions and mechanisms for sound water-based social construction, incorporate water-based social construction into the Government's effectiveness annual evaluation of content and incorporate water-based social construction into the financial budget and establish water-efficient incentives and compensation mechanisms.

The Government's water administration authorities at the district level are responsible for promoting and guiding specific work on water-based social construction in this administrative region and for the implementation of integrated monitoring of water resources.

Sectors such as development reform, finance, economic and informationization, environmental protection, land resources, rural and urban construction, farming, forestry, education and the rule of law should work together on water-based social construction in line with the division of duties.

Article 6 Governments and relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be established in accordance with the criteria set out in the self-government area for the creation of water-based social demonstration districts (markets, zones), agricultural watershed demonstration areas, water-based enterprises and units.

As a target for the demonstration of water-based societies, support was given to water-based social construction and water rehabilitation projects or funds.

Article 7. Governments and relevant departments should incorporate water and water-saving education into civil service education training, national quality education and primary and secondary education, building and strengthening awareness of the protection of water resources and water-saving.

The media should strengthen public information on the protection of water resources, the savings of water and public opinion on waste of water.

Chapter II

Article 8

Water-based social construction planning at the next level should be aligned with the top-level water-building planning and other related water planning, in coordination with integrated water resource use planning, land-use master planning, urban overall planning and environmental protection planning in the region.

Article 9. The development of water-based social construction planning should be based on water resource conditions and the need for economic and social development in the region, with the implementation of the most rigorous water resource management system in accordance with the principle of demand.

Article 10

(i) Basic circumstances;

(ii) Objectives and main tasks;

(iii) The state of water resources, the state of water use and the analysis of water volume;

(iv) Regional focus and focus areas established;

(v) Focus construction of water in various sectors;

(vi) Investment analysis and performance evaluation;

(vii) Safeguards;

(viii) Other matters related to the construction of water-based societies.

Article 11. Water-based social construction planning, which was approved by the current people's Government and reported to the Government of the people at the highest level.

When the approved water-based social construction planning needs to be revised, it must be approved in accordance with the planning process.

Chapter III Water resource management

Article 12. The Government's water administration authorities in the self-government area are responsible for the rehabilitation of water, transit rivers, surface water and groundwater, water quality and water quality monitoring in the area of water functionality.

The local, district and territorial government water administration authorities should be responsible for monitoring the actual use of water for water users in accordance with the water licence management authority and the establishment of a network of sound water information management systems and monitoring stations to provide basic information for strict water resource management.

Article 13. The self-governing area promotes the full range of water-based social construction, strict implementation of the overall water use control of manline management, the efficiency of water control and water functional areas, limiting the management of the ethroid.

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Article 15. The Government's water administration authorities at the district level should establish the annual water use plan for the current administrative region, in accordance with the overall water control indicators.

Article 16 provides for annual water efficiency control indicators in the municipality, the district (markets, areas) and water functional areas that limit the impact of the effluence control indicators, which are provided by the Government's water administration authorities in the autonomous area with environmental protection, economic and informationization, housing urban and rural construction, and agricultural pastoral authorities.

The total water use, water efficiency, water functional areas limit the annual slander control indicators, which should be strictly implemented by the urban, district and territorial governments and their relevant sectors.

In one of the regions where there is one of the following conditions, the territorial Government's water administration authorities should suspend or limit the approval of new water for construction projects in accordance with the law:

(i) Total water access has reached or exceeded the overall control target;

(ii) The total water access is close to the overall control indicators;

(iii) The production of the total value of water in the treasury area, the increase in water use in the treasury industry exceeds the nuclear standards in the self-government area;

(iv) The effective use of irrigation water in farmland, the water quality rate in the water functional area is lower than in the self-government area.

Article 18 cities, districts (communes, zones) where water resources are scarce and groundwater is over-exceptive should adapt industrial structures to strictly control new high-water industrial and service projects.

The construction of new water-dependent water facilities is prohibited within the coverage of the urban Public Water Supply Network and in areas where groundwater has been severely overtaken.

Article 19 encourages the development, use of non-conventional water resources, such as rehydration, rainwater, mineral well drainage, hardship and Aral Water, to support the establishment of non-conventional water disposal facilities in eligible units. The use of non-conventional water resources is not subject to annual water control indicators and annual water plans.

Article 20 Governmental water administrations should establish water rights trading markets. Agricultural water use, within the framework of water rights indicators and in industrial enterprises, saves in the period of effectiveness of access to water licences and the water threshold, can be transferred by law through the water-rights trading market.

Chapter IV

Article 21 Governments of more people at the district level should, in accordance with the objectives and requirements of water-building in the self-government area, rationalize the industrial structure and crop cultivation structures based on the overall control of agricultural water, complement agricultural water projects, control the scale of high-cost crop cultivation and develop efficient water irrigation.

Article 2

(i) Promotion of water technologies such as intrusion, rice control, laser and small irrigation in food plantations;

(ii) Facilities and specialized plant areas to promote efficient irrigation water technologies such as dripping, microclination and inclination;

(iii) Soil planting areas promote water-based technologies such as sing coverage, inclination, webcasting, water inclination and rain-flighting;

(iv) Other efficient water technologies that can be applied.

Article 23 should introduce water irrigation technologies and promote the use of water irrigation equipment that is consistent with the quality standards of national water-based products and with the logging of water products.

The new irrigation water indicators are addressed through agricultural water upgrading in the current administrative region.

Article 24: Agricultural irrigation is governed by the principles of customization, total control, harmonization and planning of water supply.

In agriculture, the excess plan for water use, the excess was introduced and the repayment system was introduced.

Article 25. Priority should be given to agricultural water projects and agricultural development projects with water-efficient measures.

Collective economic organizations in mountainous rural areas and farmers are encouraged to build water harvests, water tanks, water ponds, etc., to block rainwater, floods and increase effective water sources.

Article 26 encourages the participation of farmers in the management of agricultural water insecure areas and the establishment of cooperative organizations for the sound use of farmers. The creation of an enabling government, the participation of farmers, and the ownership of agricultural water management systems in the indict areas.

Chapter V

In accordance with Article 27, the Government of the people at the district level should direct industrial enterprises to rationalize the industrial structure and the industrial sector in accordance with the directory of water-saving investment for water, the directory of high-energy industrial investment restrictions and the directory of the process, equipment and products prohibited.

Article 28 Industrial enterprises should use new technologies, new processes and new equipment for water savings to reduce the consumption of unit products. Technical rehabilitation of water-efficient technologies, processes and equipment. The phasing out of water volumes, the low efficiency of water use, the severe water contamination lags, equipment and products, and the increase in water use rates.

Article 29 states that various industrial parks, economic technology development zones, and high new technology development zones should promote water technologies such as intercyclical water use, codified water and refuelling, and implement integrated water supply, wastewater concentration governance, professional operating models.

Article 33 The Government of the People's Government of the autonomous zone has a focus on water supervision management for industrial enterprises with more than 1 million cubic metres of water during the year. Inadequate water standards, water improvements should be undertaken within the prescribed time frame.

A new construction, alteration and expansion project should be developed. The Water Measures Programme has been prepared as an independent chapter of the Water Resources Proclamation Report, which is reviewed in conjunction with the Water Resources Concept Report.

The Water Measures Programme includes water resource conditions, water depletion and comparison analysis, water-saving measures, water efficiency, and water-efficient processes, technical features, programme comparative analysis, standards and norms used in the design of water facilities.

The construction, alteration and expansion of new construction projects in article III should be used in the form of water-based processes, equipment and equipment. Water-saving facilities should be designed in parallel with the main works, accompanied by construction and production. When construction units are completed, the water administration authorities should participate in the completion of the water-saving facility, without experience or access to unqualified water-saving facilities, without input.

Water units should not stop the use of water-saving facilities.

Article 33 Water units should implement the National Standards for Water Access and the Industrial Product Access, enacted by the Autonomous Region, with the introduction of a re-exclusive quota system for over-planting, over-directed water.

Chapter VI

Article 34 Governments of more people at the district level should expedite the renovation of the Urban Public Water Supply Network and the construction of sewage treatment and rehabilitation facilities to increase the coverage of the regeneration network.

The Government's water administration authorities at the district level should work in urban water in collaboration with the housing rural and urban construction sector and other relevant sectors to promote universal access to water-efficient devices.

Article XV implements planned water and quantification management for water units such as institutions, schools, hospitals, chambers of commerce, scientific boards, large cultural sports stations, hotels, restaurants, washings, beds, and beatings. The ladder water price system and the reciprocity system are strictly applied by the year's high-plant criteria.

Water supply units should enhance the management and inspection of water supply networks, water facilities, and prevent runways, watersheds, and water spills.

Article 36 builds large public buildings and small sizes of the population should be accompanied by the construction of refuelling and rainwater utilization facilities to increase the use of non-conventional water sources.

Public and civilian buildings for new construction, alteration and expansion of Article 37 should be used in accordance with standard water equipment and the use of national demonstrators for the phase-out of water devices. There is a gradual increase in the prevalence of water-efficients through water-stressing.

Article 338, in the area of renewable water supply, should be used to meet water standards by greening, sanitation, within-house landscape water and washing, construction and non-life water in residential small areas.

The greening of urban parks, small residential areas and entrepreneurship units should be elected to drought-resistant trees, grasss, and to use irrigated irrigation methods such as spraying, dripping, micro-industry.

Article 39 of the high-energy service does not use water-efficient equipment or unconstruct water facilities, and water-saving technologies should be adapted within the time period specified by the territorial Government's water administration authorities.

Article 40 Deciation should be given priority to all types of water used in construction sites, as well as green, landscape and sanitation.

Chapter VII Corporal punishment

Article 40, paragraph 2, of this approach provides for the cessation of use by the administrative authorities responsible for water at the district level and the closure of the deadline.

Article 42 violates article 28, article 33, article 32 and article 39 of this approach, and is penalized by the administrative authorities of the Government of the communes over the district, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Saving of Water in the Nin summer Self-Government Zone.

Article 43, in violation of article 35, paragraph 2, and article 38 of this approach, is warned by the authorities of water at the district level of the Government of the People's Government and a fine of up to two thousand dollars.

Article 44 states that the authorities of water administration or other relevant departments and their staff at the district level misuse their functions, omissions, provocative fraud by their offices or authorities; and criminal liability by law.

Article 41 XV does not perform any specific administrative act by the parties against the executive branch, which may apply under the law for administrative review or administrative proceedings.

Chapter VIII

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