(Adopted by the 8th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Halara on 2 July 2012, No. 4 of the Order of the People's Government of the city of Halara on 11 August 2012)

Article 1, in order to enhance monitoring of the operation of environmental protection facilities, ensure the proper functioning of environmental protection facilities and effectively combat environmental pollution, develop this approach in line with the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Protection.

Article II applies to the operation and supervision of environmental protection facilities within the city's administration.

Article 3. Environmental protection facilities, as described in this approach, refer to the construction, installation, treatment, cleanization, disposal, re-use of facilities for the prevention of pollution of the environment, such as wastewater, dehydration, solid waste (other than hazardous waste) and the accompanying online monitoring facilities or online monitoring facilities.

This approach describes the operation of environmental protection facilities as activities to deal with, purification, disposal and reuse of polluters through operation, maintenance and management of environmental protection facilities.

Article IV Environmental Protection Administrative authorities are responsible for the implementation of this approach.

The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities may entrust their governing bodies with the day-to-day work of monitoring the operation of environmental protection facilities.

Regional (market) executive authorities for environmental protection are responsible for monitoring the operation of environmental protection facilities within the jurisdiction.

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(i) Designation and construction by units with corresponding qualifications, with no procedural design deficiencies and quality of work;

(ii) To meet the needs of treatment, purification, disposal and reuse of pollutant substances, and to meet national or local emission standards;

(iii) Provision of early warning facilities and pollution prevention emergency disposal facilities;

(iv) The installation of online monitoring facilities or online monitoring facilities, in accordance with the provisions, and networking with the environmental sector.

Article 7 newly constructed national, provincial and municipal priority-controlled pollutant emissions units should install online monitoring facilities, and the pollutant emission units at the district (commune) level should install online monitoring facilities.

The existing pollutant emissions units should be installed either on-line monitoring facilities or on-line monitoring facilities, in accordance with the time frames and requirements established by the local, district and environmental sectors.

Article 8. Environmental protection facilities operation units should establish systems such as staff accreditation, job responsibilities, operating protocols, operating records, monitoring reports, operating information openness, regular maintenance, accident prevention and emergency disposal.

Article 9 operates on-site operations and management of environmental protection facilities should be trained in their jobs in accordance with national provisions and receive qualified certificates for job training.

Article 10 pollutant emissions units treat the effluents of wastewater and should be processed and disposed of in accordance with the principles of quantification, stability, irreversibility, prohibiting the use of dumping, saving and direct landing.

Hazardous wastes should be disposed of in accordance with hazardous waste management requirements.

Article 11. The operation of environmental protection facilities consists of their own operation and commissioning.

The promotion of pollutant emission units will commission environmental protection facilities.

Article 12 Authorized units for the operation of environmental protection facilities (hereinafter referred to as commissioned operating units) shall be certified in accordance with national regulations for the operation of environmental pollution governance facilities and shall operate in accordance with the respective categories and levels.

The units that have access to environmental pollution governance facilities operate in this city should be available to the urban environmental sector.

Article 13 entrusts operation and the pollutant emission units shall enter into a contract for the operation of the mandated units to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

The urban environmental sector should develop a model text of the contract for the operation of the environmental protection facility to be entrusted to the parties.

Article 14. The environmental sector should review the qualifications of the mandated operating units.

There is a need to remove the contract and the pollutant emission units should be informed in advance of 30 working days of the environmental sector of the location, the district (market).

Article 15 Authorized operating units should seriously fulfil their obligations under the contract for the operation and ensure the proper operation of environmental protection facilities. Emissions due to more than national or local pollutant emission standards and the overall control indicators for pollutant emissions should be subject to the corresponding legal responsibility under the contract.

Article 16

The authorized operating units shall submit the relevant material under paragraph 1 of this Article to the pollutant emission units on a regular basis.

Article 17 The pollutant emission units shall be communicated in a timely manner or in accordance with the agreement on the operation of the pollutant emission units, for reasons such as the inspection, maintenance, failure or sudden incident.

Article 18 Environmental protection facilities, for example, need to be stopped, and the pollutant emissions units should apply in advance to the local, district (market) environmental sectors for seven working days and provide the following written material:

(i) A description of the circumstances of the inspection, maintenance of the facilities, the location and the time required;

(ii) Programs for periods of suspension, limitation, storage of wastewater and sewage treatment;

(iii) A manual monitoring methodology presentation of data programmes;

(iv) Environmental pollution emergency preparedness and preventive measures.

The environmental sector should review and respond to the written material provided within seven working days from the date of receipt of the request.

Article 19 The environmental sector should increase the frequency of inspections of pollutant emission units during the closure of environmental protection facilities and enhance surveillance of pollutant emissions units.

Article 20 Environmental protection facilities have been unable to operate properly for reasons such as failures or sudden events, and environmental protection facilities operating units should initiate emergency prestigation, take effective emergency response measures and report to the local, district (market) environmental sector in a timely manner, when pollution accidents occur, reports should be reported within one hour to the affected areas, to the people's governments and the urban environmental sector, which should be promptly investigated and reported to the people at this level.

Article 21 Inspection, maintenance, replacement of online monitoring facilities or on-line monitoring facilities shall be completed and resumed within forty-eight hours; online monitoring facilities or online monitoring facilities are not functioning at regular intervals, environmental protection facilities operating units shall take manual sampling monitoring methods, which cannot be sent to less than four times a day, not exceeding six hours.

Article 2: The environmental sector should effectively perform oversight duties for the operation of environmental protection facilities and enhance oversight inspections on:

(i) Operating conditions and operation of environmental protection facilities;

(ii) On-site operation of environmental protection facilities and evidence-based induction by management;

(iii) The development and implementation of the management system for the operation of the facilities of the environmental protection facility;

(iv) The establishment and implementation of a service contract by environmental protection facilities;

(v) The operation of environmental protection facilities during an effective period of time, in accordance with the corresponding categories and levels of the operation of the environmental pollution governance facility;

(vi) Information on the operation of environmental protection facilities by pollutant emission units;

(vii) Other matters under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 23. The environmental sector should monitor the operation of environmental protection facilities by combining automated monitoring systems and on-site inspections.

The environmental protection facility operation units should be subject to monitoring inspections in the environmental sector, such as real reporting and the provision of necessary information.

Article 24

(i) Disclosure of commercial secrets and technical secrets of the inspectorate;

(ii) To collect any cost and complicity to the benefit of individuals and units;

(iii) Designated, recommend environmental protection facilities and environmental protection facilities units to pollutant emission units.

Article 25. The environmental protection facility monitors inspection personnel on-site, and should complete records of the inspection and treatment of the environmental protection facility on-site monitoring and the timely summary of archiving.

Article 26 Environmental authorities should conduct prompt investigations into the operation of environmental protection facilities or the high emissions of pollutants.

Article 27 of the environmental sector should publish, on a regular basis, information on the operation of environmental protection facilities, including the name of the environmental protection facility operation unit, the name of the facility operated, the status of major pollutantes and the overall evaluation of the operation.

Article twenty-eighth units and individuals have found violations in the operation of environmental protection facilities and have the right to report to the environmental sector on a timely basis and to respond.

Article 29

(i) Environmental protection facilities that do not meet the conditions of operation are operating, the time limit is being changed and fined by more than two million dollars;

(ii) No automatic monitoring facility or automated monitoring facility, as prescribed, is being converted to the time limit and fines of more than one million dollars;

(iii) To dispose of cement in a dumping, sing and direct loading manner, to put an end to the violation, to the duration of the governance and to impose a fine of more than one million yen;

(iv) The duration of the period of time being reordered to the environmental sector in accordance with the provisions of the awarding of the operation of the service contract; the late refusal to rectify it and a fine of one thousand dollars;

(v) The removal of the award of the operation service contract does not inform the environmental sector in accordance with the provisions of the order period and imposes a fine of one thousand dollars;

(vi) Unless reporting on relevant information on the operation of environmental protection facilities, the period of time has been changed; the late refusal to rectify it was fined by a thousand dollars;

(vii) Removal of environmental protection facilities for such reasons as inspection, maintenance, and failure to apply to the environmental sector in accordance with the provisions, the time limit is being changed and a fine is imposed.

Article 33 Environmental Protection Facility operating units violate the provisions of this approach, with the following:

(i) The absence of a staff member's evidence-based, job responsibilities, operating protocols, operating records, monitoring reports, operating information openness, regular maintenance, accident prevention and emergency disposal systems and failure to be implemented by the system, and the period of time is subject to fines of each thousand;

(ii) The operation of the environmental protection facility on-site operations and the management of qualified certificates trained by the management in the absence of a job training certificate, the change of the time limit and the imposition of fines on the standards of each man;

(iii) Units that have obtained a certificate of operation of the environmental pollution governance facility in the city are operating in environmental facilities and have not been sent to the urban environmental sector for a period of time to be converted;

(iv) Environmental protection facilities are unable to operate properly for reasons such as failures or sudden events, and are not reported to the local, district (market) environmental sector in a timely manner, with a period of time being converted to a fine of one thousand dollars;

(v) In the event of a pollution accident, a fine of one thousand was not reported to the affected area, the city's Government and the urban environmental sector in a timely manner;

(vi) The inspection, maintenance, replacement of the automated monitoring facility, which does not resume normal functioning within the prescribed time period, or does not send manual sampling monitoring data according to the provisions, and is subject to a fine.

Article 31 staff in the environmental sector, one of the following cases, is governed by the law by a department with a right to administrative disposition of the person directly responsible:

(i) Non-performance of the responsibility for monitoring the operation of environmental protection facilities or the discovery of the operation of environmental protection facilities in a timely manner;

(ii) Disclosure of commercial secrets and technical secrets of the inspectorate;

(iii) The collection of fees and the benefit of individuals and units;

(iv) Designation, recommend environmental protection facilities and environmental protection facilities units to pollutant emission units;

(v) A complete record of the inspection and treatment of the environmental protection facility site and the timely summary of the archiving;

(vi) No information on the management of the operation of public environmental protection facilities is provided;

(vii) Toys negligence, abuse of powers and other violations of the regulations of the law.

Article 32

(i) Online monitoring facilities refer to instruments, flows (relead) counts installed on contaminated source sites, polluting governance facilities operating records and data-gathering instruments, pouchers.

(ii) Online monitoring facilities refer to instruments installed on the contaminated source site to monitor the operation of the contaminated control facility.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2012.