(Adopted by the 59th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Southern West Province on 26 December 2011, No. 197 of 11 January 2012 by the People's Government Order No. 197 of 11 January 2012.

Article 1, in order to strengthen the defence of a mine-conferencing disaster, to avoid, mitigate the damage caused by a mine, to protect the security of the life of the people, to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, the Department of State Meteorological Disaster Defence Regulations.

Article 2 engages in mine-conferencing and related activities within the territorial administration.

The approach refers to the disaster caused by the immediate attack on mines, the electromagnetic pyrethroids.

Article 3. The principle of people-centred, scientific defence, sector-based alliances and social participation in mine power defence.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the organization, direction and coordination of mine-conferencing defence efforts to integrate defence of mine-conferencing into national economic and social development planning, and include requirements in the current financial budget.

Article 5 above-level meteorological authorities are responsible for organizing the management of mine-electronic disaster defence in the current administration.

Sectors such as the Government's development and reform, housing and rural and urban construction, planning, industrial and informationization, business, public safety, security production monitoring, quality technical supervision should be able to work in the defence of mine-elected disasters in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. Governments of all levels of people, meteorological authorities should take a variety of forms to promote social awareness of mine-conferencing disaster defence and to raise public awareness and capacity for defence of hydroelectric disasters.

Agencies, businesses, business units, village (residents) committees should be informed by this unit and by the popularity of the mine-conferencing section.

Medium-sized schools should incorporate mine-conferenhance defence knowledge into the Psychia education content, develop and enhance student awareness of mine-electronic disaster defence and resilience.

Article 7. Provincial meteorological authorities should delineate the area of risk-speaking and make public available to society, in accordance with the frequency of mine attacks in the province's administrative area, and should strengthen guidance for mine-recovery efforts in areas where the risk level is high.

Article 8. More meteorological authorities at the district level should strengthen the monitoring, early warning forecasting system for mine and mine-electronic disasters, improve the monitoring of mine and mine-conferencing disasters, the accuracy of early warning forecasts and the statute of limitations.

Meteorological stations affiliated to more meteorological authorities at the district level are responsible for the monitoring of mine- and mine-electronic disasters and the issuance of early warning forecasts for mine-electronic disasters in accordance with their responsibilities. Any other organization or person may not issue an early warning forecast for a disaster.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers, communications and information networks, should be disseminated to the public in a timely manner, after the meteorological wings of the meteorological authorities have been requested to broadcast information on the early warning of mined hydroelectric disasters.

Article 9 projects relating to major works, explosions and fire dangerous sites, toxic hazardous chemicals production and storage sites, etc., should be commissioned by the local meteorological authorities to conduct a risk assessment.

The Meteorological authorities should organize risk assessment, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, after receipt of a letter of assignment from the construction units, as well as a mine risk assessment report.

Article 10. The risk assessment report should include the following:

(i) The environmental conditions of the mined activities at the project site and geographic, geological, soil and vegetation;

(ii) Analysis, forecasting and assessment of potential hazards to be caused by mine-electric disasters;

(iii) Recommendations and measures for the defence and mitigation of disaster;

(iv) The mine risk assessment findings.

The mine risk assessment findings should serve as a technical basis for building project feasibility and design.

Article 11: The following construction (construction), place or facility shall be installed in accordance with national technical standards and technical norms (hereinafter referred to as a defence device) and in parallel with the work of the subject matter, at the same time, at the same time, at the same time, at the same time, at the same time, at the same time, in the identification and use of:

(i) The construction of one, second and three types of (construction) under the precautionary design norm for buildings;

(ii) Production or storage of flammable items such as oil, chemical and biological industries;

(iii) Electrical production facilities and distribution systems;

(iv) Communications facilities, radio television systems, computer information systems;

(v) Legal, regulatory, regulatory and preventive technical norms require the installation of other facilities and facilities for mine-refacilitative devices.

The mine-clearing mechanism referred to in this approach refers to facilities or systems for the defence of a mine-conferencing disaster, triggers, access devices, electrical violators and their associates.

Article 12 units specializing in the specialized design, construction, testing shall be obtained by law by national or provincial meteorological authorities and shall be designed, constructed, tested within the corresponding qualifications. There is a prohibition on the use, construction or testing of mine-related professional design, construction or inspection beyond the level of qualifications.

The units engaged in electricity, communications and mine detection should obtain, in accordance with the law, a certificate of qualifications issued jointly by the Department of State meteorological authorities and the Department of State power or the State's communications authorities. The construction of engineering design, wage quality units under the law may be designed and constructed within the authorized strength.

Professional technicians for mine prevention should obtain the corresponding qualifications certificate in accordance with national provisions.

Article 13 provides for specialized design, wage-quality units outside the province to enter mine-recovery works within the province's administrative area and should be backed by the meteorological authorities in the province and subject to the supervision of the meteorological authorities in the area of the mine-protected facility.

Article XIV prepares for new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) and organizes a review of sectors that should seek advice from meteorological authorities on the design of mine-facilitative devices. The Meteorological Authority shall conduct a review of the organizations within three working days. The design of mine-facilitative devices is not in accordance with the standards of defence, and construction units should be modified in accordance with the advice of meteorological authorities.

The mined areas, tourist sites or the construction of (construction) materials, facilities need to be installed separately in the mine-clearing facilities, and the design of the mine-clearing devices is responsible for more than the district-level meteorological authorities. More than three working days from the date of receipt of the request submitted by the construction unit and the design of the mine-facilitative devices, the design of approvals for the mine-clearing devices, and the issuance of the “re-protected devices” proposal for amendments to the “re-protecting devices design” and the construction of units should be modified in accordance with the revised proposals.

No construction shall be delivered without the approval of the design of a mine-protected device.

Article 15. Construction units for the installation of a mine-clearing mechanism shall be constructed in accordance with the review or clearance of the design of a mine-facilitative device.

The construction units of the mine-facilitative mechanism should be entrusted with a unit with the inspection of the quality of the mine-protected devices to conduct a case-by-case test of the hidden works of the mine-protected devices. The test was not qualified and the written changes should be made to the construction units in a timely manner.

The detection units should record the data, register the file and produce the testing report. The test unit is responsible for the authenticity of the testing reports it has received.

Article 16 establishes new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) and organizes inspection-based sectors should inform meteorological authorities to participate in the identification of mine-recovery devices, and meteorological authorities should receive feedback from the organization's experienced sectors. Incompatible with the requirement of mine prevention, meteorological authorities should make written changes and units should be restructured in accordance with the requirements of meteorological authorities.

The minefields in the mine-lease area, the tourist landscape or the construction of (construction) units that are used for use, are to be completed by more meteorological authorities at the district level. More than ten working days from the date of receipt of the construction unit's receipt request shall be completed. Essssential documents were collected from a mine-clearing mechanism; the collection was not qualified and the construction units should be renovated in accordance with the requirements of meteorological authorities.

Unless experienced receipt or inspection of non-qualified defence devices shall not be used.

Article 17, in accordance with article 11 of this approach, provides for the installation of mined devices and the use of units should be kept on a daily basis. The production and storage sites of oil, chemical, flammable explosive items are detected every half a year, and the mine-clearing devices of other important units are tested once a year. Non-qualified mine-clearing devices are detected and the use units must be rebuilt within the deadline. After the detection of the mine-facilitator, the mine-facilitator should have a monitoring report and be responsible for the monitoring report.

The mine-facilitator test fee is used as an operating service charge and the specific charges are published by the provincial government price authorities on the basis of the types of mine-protected devices and the contents of the test.

Meteorological authorities should work with the relevant administrations to strengthen guidance for the detection of mined devices.

Article 18

The mined products sold in this province should be made available to provincial meteorological authorities and subject to the supervision of provincial meteorological authorities.

The use of mined products that are not in compliance with national standards, industry standards or national orders.

More than communes at the commune level should work with the communes (communes) to develop rural mine-facilitative infrastructure planning and to organize the implementation of the post-community government approval.

In rural areas, small schools, rural trade markets, and villagers with high risk levels are concentrated in residential areas, and the commune governments should organize the installation of mine protection devices. Meteorological authorities should guide and check.

Article 20, Meteorological authorities should strengthen monitoring of the use and maintenance of mine-protected devices and identify violations of the mine-conferencing protection provisions or the safe concealment of mine safety, and should notify the relevant units or individuals in a timely manner of measures taken to correct the deadlines; identify major mine-affected security hazards and should send letters of redress to the relevant units and individuals in a timely manner, with a view to reconfigured deadlines and, where necessary, report to the Government and senior meteorological authorities at the district level.

Article 21 organizations and individuals suffering from mine-electric disasters should be swiftly rescued and reported to local people's Governments and meteorological authorities on a timely basis, without concealing, false reports.

The local people's Government and meteorological authorities should immediately be sent to the site, organize risk relief and report to the top-level administrative bodies in accordance with national and provincial regulations.

In the aftermath of a mine-electronic disaster, meteorological authorities should conduct a mine-electing disaster survey and identification in a timely manner, identify the causes and nature of the mine-electronic disaster and propose corrective measures.

The survey and identification reports should be presented in a timely manner to the same-level people and to the top-level meteorological authorities.

Article 23, Meteorological authorities and their staff, in the design, construction, testing of quality certificates for nuclear-protecting devices, clearance of the design of mine-protected devices, conduct of inspection tests, favour private fraud, play negligence, abuse of their functions, reordered by their authorities or inspection bodies; grave circumstances, distributing the persons responsible to the law; constituting an offence and bringing to justice.

Article 24, in violation of article 11 of this approach, should be installed to prevent the installation of a mine-protected facility without installation, be corrected by an act of responsibility of more than one thousand treasury at the district level, with a fine of up to two hundred yen to legal or other organizations.

Article 25, in violation of article 14, article 16 of the present approach, provides that the design of a mine-facilitative device is not subject to the clearance of unauthorized construction or that a mine-clearing device has no experience or has been able to receive self-exclusive inputs and is being retroactively directed by the district-level meteorological authorities.

Article 26, in violation of article 17 of this approach, provides that a mine-clearing mechanism shall be subject to a regular test unit that is not subject to a requirement for testing and is being warned by an order of responsibility of more than one thousand meteorological authorities at the district level.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2012.