(Adopted by the Government of the Grand province at its 103th ordinary meeting, held on 29 March 2012, No. 90 of 15 April 2012 No. 90 of the Order of the People's Government of the Southern Province, which was issued as from 1 June 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the Act on Meteorological, Wildlife Management, and the Gangong Province Meteorological Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the development of man-made weather events into national economic and social development planning, and the requirements for man-made weather work are included in the same fiscal budget.

More than the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of man-made weather-impact efforts in the current administration, establish command and coordination mechanisms to improve the work of man-made weather-affected weather events, establish manual weather-related institutions or personnel, and strengthen the construction and operation of the infrastructure of the artificially affected weather operations unit.

Article IV above-level meteorological authorities, under the leadership of the people's Government, are responsible for the management guidance and organization of man-made weather-affected activities in this administrative area.

Relevant sectors such as development and reform, finance, public safety, agriculture, forestry, land resources, civil affairs, environmental protection, safe production monitoring, civil aviation, communications, should be manipulated in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Meteorological authorities should organize research in the areas of disaster prevention, climate change, ecological environmental protection, safety of agricultural pasture production and the exploitation of water resources.

More than 6 people at the district level should be rewarded by units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the process of manipulating weather.

Chapter II Organizational implementation

Article 7. More meteorological authorities at the district level should prepare work plans and manually impact weather work plans in the current administration area with relevant sectors such as the development and reform of the current level, agriculture, forestry, environmental protection, and report on implementation with the approval of the Government of the people.

Article 8. More meteorological authorities at the district level should, with the organization of the people's government, develop artificial pre-emptions to influence weather emergencies with the relevant sectors and units.

The local people's Government should organize relief and disposal in a timely manner and report to the people and meteorological authorities at the highest level.

Article 9 has a man-made impact on weather operations locations, which are determined by provincial meteorological authorities in the light of local climate characteristics, geographic conditions, transport, communications, population density and the views of the people of the district (markets, areas) in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The identified artificially affecting weather sites shall not be subject to self-removal changes, and the need for change should be redefined in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

The communes (communes) at the location of the weather operations have the responsibility to protect the communes of the people's Government and the village (community).

Article 10. Units and practitioners engaged in manually affecting weather operations have introduced a system of qualifications and qualifications.

The units that are manually affected by weather operations should be able to obtain a manual evidence of the qualifications of weather operations, and their operators should be able to engage in man-made weather-affected weather operations when they have obtained a manual impact.

The following conditions should be provided for units that implement artificially affect weather operations:

(i) A legal personality;

(ii) The operational commander is not less than two, with no fewer than three personnel per rocket launch vehicle launcher operating officer and no fewer than four personnel per radio operator;

(iii) Infrastructures such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices and man-made heavy rain shells, rocket treasury, consistent with national mandatory standards and regulations relating to security management;

(iv) Communications tools with links with the manually affected weather operations command system and the flight control sector;

(v) There are well-developed systems for operational airfield declaration systems, operating safety management systems and maintenance of operating equipment, transport, storage and custody.

Article 12

(i) Written requests;

(ii) Confirmation of the corporate body;

(iii) Basic information and qualifications of operational personnel;

(iv) Eligibility of operating equipment;

(v) A directory of the security management system.

Article 13. Genetic evidence of a man-made impact on weather operations is submitted by the applicant to the location's meteorological authorities, which should be reviewed within seven days of the date of receipt of the request and determined by the provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the conditions set out in Article 11 of this approach.

The applicant may also apply directly to the provincial meteorological authorities. Provincial meteorological authorities should complete their determination within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. In order to meet conditions, the applicant has issued a manually impacted weather operations unit certificate; a written justification for the applicant for the non-compliance.

Article 14. The following conditions shall be available to persons who carry out the man-made weather activities:

(i) The age of 18 years and the health of the person;

(ii) Be trained by provincial meteorological authorities to have skilled operational norms, safety provisions and operational skills that affect weather operations and are qualified for examination.

Article 15. The applicant shall submit the following material:

(i) Written requests;

(ii) Identification certificates;

(iii) Training of prequalification cards.

Article 16 Testimies of artificially affected weather operators are submitted by the applicant to the location's meteorological authorities, which should be reviewed within seven days from the date of receipt of the request and determined by the provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the conditions set out in Article 14 of this approach.

The applicant may also apply directly to the provincial meteorological authorities. Provincial meteorological authorities should complete their determination within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. In order to meet conditions, a manually affect the eligibility of weather operators; a written statement of the reasons for the applicant's failure.

Article 17

Units and individuals with manually affecting the qualifications of weather operations units or the qualifications of operating personnel shall submit an extension request to the provincial meteorological authorities thirty days prior to the expiry of their effectiveness. Provincial meteorological authorities should, upon application, make a decision to grant continuity prior to the expiry of the period of effectiveness, without a liability security accident, and make a decision not to continue with respect to conditions of incompatibility or accident of responsibility.

Article 18 uses a list of persons who are manually affected by weather operations using heavy artillery, rocket-launching devices, which are sent by local meteorological authorities to local public security authorities.

Article 19

(i) Adequate weather conditions and operational time;

(ii) Approval of the flight control sector;

(iii) The integrity of the command system and the accessibility of the communications system;

(iv) Incumbency of operational personnel;

(v) Operating devices are in line with national standards of mandatory security technologies.

The implementation of man-made weather activities should avoid the opening of densely densely populated areas and strict enforcement of operational norms and regulations.

Article 20, when weather conditions suited to man-made weather operations are created, the Meteorological authorities of more than the people at the district level decide to implement the corresponding artificial impact weather operations in accordance with the needs.

The use of launch devices such as high-launching, rocket-based, man-made weather operations is carried out by the operating meteorological authorities to apply airfields and operational time limits to the flight control sector; the use of aircraft to carry out man-affected weather operations, and the application of airfields and time frames by provincial meteorological authorities to the flight control sector.

A man-made impact on weather operations should be carried out within the operational air area and operational time frame approved by the flight control sector and kept in the air area operation records.

Article 21 meteorological authorities in the operation should notify the location and time of the operation in advance, in accordance with the specific circumstances of man-made weather operations.

Article 2 should immediately report to the host Government, the meteorological authorities and the safe production monitoring authorities when carrying out a safety accident by units that affect weather operations.

The authorities of the people of the location, the meteorological authorities and the management of the safe production of production monitoring should initiate the appropriate response scenarios in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Relevant sectors such as agriculture, forestry, water, land resources, and civil affairs should provide timely information on the hydrology, fire, geological disasters, disaster situations and so on.

Chapter III Security management

Article 24 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the safety management of man-made weather-affected weather operations, establish a system of sound responsibility and implement administrative leadership.

Public safety, safe production monitoring authorities should be able, within their respective responsibilities, to carry out the safe management of weather work.

Article 25. Meteorological authorities and artificially affected weather operations units should strengthen the standardization of infrastructures that affect weather operations sites, with the establishment of artillery banks, artillery banks, artillery units, vehicle vehicle vehicle fleets, operating stock rooms and efficient communications facilities, in accordance with the standards.

Article 26 is manually affecting weather operations units to carry out personal accidental injury insurance for personnel performing operations.

The commission of artificially affecting weather operations resulted in injury, loss of property or triggering disputes relating to the rights and interests, which were investigated by the organization of the more people at the district level, the coordination of the relevant sectors and units and the handling of accidents in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 27, the provincial meteorological authorities should science and reasonably lay down operating equipment such as radio artillery, rocket launch devices, ground iodized silver.

The implementation of high-radio, rocket launch devices, manpowered rain shells, rockets, and the harmonization of procurement by provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Any unit and individual authorities are prohibited to purchase artificially affecting weather operations equipment.

Article 28, manually affecting weather operations equipment shall not be used for activities that are not relevant to the man-made weather. The transfer of artificially affected weather operations equipment to units and individuals who are not artificially affected by weather operations is prohibited.

The transfer of artificially affecting weather operations equipment between weather operations units should be reported by provincial meteorological authorities.

Article 29 implements specialized equipment such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices used by man-made weather operations, organized by provincial meteorological authorities to conduct safety inspections; unqualified inspections should be carried out immediately, and the inspections are still not carried out to cover technical standards and requirements.

The use of equipment that is not qualified and exceeds an effective period of time is artificially affected by weather operations.

Article 33 units that are manually affecting weather operations should be kept in a timely manner with other relevant information.

Article 31, in the context of the man-made environmental provisions affecting weather operations, no unit or individual shall intrus the operation site without prejudice to the destruction of mobile artificially affected weather equipment and shall not carry out activities that may have adverse effects on the operation.

Article III provides for the transport, storage, use and maintenance of weather-specific equipment and shall be subject to national regulations relating to arms equipment, explosive items management.

The introduction of artificial rains, rockets that affect weather operations, with the assistance of the Ministry of Armed of the Local People, is to be stored by meteorological authorities in accordance with national provisions on arms equipment, explosive items management.

The safe management of manpowered rains and rockets that affect weather operations on the ground is the responsibility of the operating units to prevent loss and theft.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 33, in violation of the scheme's non-availability of evidence, the application of a manual impact on weather operations, is fined by more than 10 million heads of units by district-level meteorological authorities, which imposes a fine of up to one thousand dollars for individuals; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

In violation of article 34, there is one of the following acts, which is being restructured by an order of responsibility of more meteorological authorities at the district level, punishable by a fine of more than one thousand dollars; and criminal liability is lawful:

(i) The use of unqualified and more efficient equipment to carry out manually impact weather operations;

(ii) Expropriation, destruction of artificially affected weather sites, equipment, facilities or interference with manual weather operating channels;

(iii) Existence, deterrence from the normal operation of units that affect weather operations.

Article 35 Abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud in the context of manually affecting weather work, is addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions; constitutes a crime and is criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 36 Other violations of this approach, the provisions of the law and regulations have been punished.

Chapter V

Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2012.