(Adopted at the 62th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South Kyoto Republic on 30 December 2011, No. 283 of 10 January 2012 by Decree No. 283 of 10 January 2012 of the Government of the South Kyoto People's Republic of 10 January 2012 for publication of implementation effective 1 March 2012.

Article 1, in order to regulate the Government's response to emergencies, to enhance the capacity to respond to emergencies, to control and mitigate social hazards, to maintain social stability and to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Emergency Response Act.

Article 2 Except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 3 of this approach refers to the basic necessities of life in response to sudden events (hereinafter referred to as basic necessities of life), including daily necessities such as food oil, vegetables, meat, eggs, milk products, sugar, salts, drinking water and sanitation cleaning supplies.

Article IV. The Government of the people of the city, the district (zone) may, in response to a sudden incident, make use of the necessities of life required by law to society.

The city's business administration is responsible for the organization of emergency response for the entire city. The business administration authorities in the district (zone) are responsible for the organization of emergency response for the life needs within the territory.

The executive branch, such as agriculture, transport, public security, is responsible for the recruitment of the necessary goods in line with the division of duties.

Article 5

Emerging measures that are necessary for life should be tailored to the nature, extent and scope of the social hazards that may be caused by sudden events. A number of measures are available for selection, and measures to maximize the protection of the rights of the licensed unit should be chosen.

Article 6. The expropriation units shall cooperate with the Government of the city, the district (zone) and its relevant departments in the implementation of emergency response obligations.

Article 7 encourages and directs the basic necessities of life for communities, units and households.

Citizens, legal persons and other organizations are encouraged to provide material, financial and technical support for response to emergencies.

Article 8. Business administrations should strengthen awareness-raising and training on the needs of life, increase the awareness of social responsibility for the participation of all in emergency response and play a role in responding to emergencies by citizens, legal persons and other organizations.

Article 9 presents units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the emergency response of the necessities of life and are recognized and rewarded by the municipal, district (zone) people and the business administration authorities.

Article 10. Business administration authorities are responsible for the development, publication of a catalogue of the essentials of life and adjustments in accordance with changes in the economic and social development and the living needs of the population.

Article 11

The business administration authorities are responsible for the establishment of a database of the essentials of life, which is updated on a regular basis.

Article 12. The business administration, in accordance with the realities of the production, supply and storage of essential goods in the region, determines emergency-focused businesses and enters agreements to guarantee the availability of essential goods in the event of a sudden incident.

The commercial administrative authorities grant assistance to the essentials of the enterprise reserve. Enterprises should ensure that the essentials of their reserves are properly used.

Article 13. Business administrations have developed implementation programmes to respond to emergency response needs for sudden events.

The sectors concerned and emergency-relevant enterprises should develop specific contingency disposal plans and measures in accordance with emergency response programmes, and organize regular emergency response exercises.

Following the launch of the Emergency Recruitment Programme, the Business Administration is responsible for organizing the implementation, integrated coordination of emergency response recruitment.

The agricultural administration works in collaboration with the business administration to implement the use of agricultural products.

The transport administration sector is responsible for the transport movement of essential goods.

The public security authorities are responsible for the maintenance of the security order.

Other relevant work is carried out by the designated sectors of the city's Government.

Article 15. The financial sector is responsible for arranging the requirements for the recruitment of essential goods and for the compensation of the necessities of the population. The financial sector should allocate funds in a timely manner after the start of the mechanism for the recruitment of essential goods.

The audit, finance and inspection services are governed by law with respect to the use and compensation of the essentials of the recruitment.

Article 16, after a sudden incident, requires the use of the necessities of life, to be decided by the Government of the city, the district (zone) and to organize implementation by the business administration authorities.

The commercial administrative authorities sent written responses to the requisitioned units. The content of the decision-making on emergency response should include time for recruitment, place of use, use for use, duration of recruitment, recruitment and use of implementing personnel, and the name and stereotype of the necessities for the recruitment of essential goods.

Article 17 A list of two cases of emergency recruitment is used for each other.

Article 18 After receipt of a request for emergency response, the solicitation units shall immediately cooperate with the commercial administrative authorities in the timely delivery of the requisites of life to the designated location.

Article 19

Article 20 of the requirement of living for recruitment or after the end of the emergency disposal process, the commercial administrative authorities promptly summarized the use, inform the requisitioner of the decision on emergency response, the list of emergency requests for settlement or return.

Article 21 forms of compensation for emergency response for essentials of life include cash compensation, physical compensation or other forms of compensation. Specific remedies are determined by the business administration authorities in consultation with the requisitioned units. Different forms of reparation should be of considerable value.

Article 22, paragraph 1, of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, provides that: No consumption or use does not affect sales, return of requisitioned units or purchase by commercial administrative authorities.

Article 23 provides compensation to the expropriation units within thirty working days from the date of completion.

Article 24 dissidents of the amount of compensation by an expropriation unit are assessed by an intermediary with the corresponding qualifications, and the business administration is compensated in accordance with the assessment results.

Article 25 provides for the provision of falsely false commodities as essentials for emergency recruitment and administrative sanctions in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations; civil responsibility under the law for the damage to personal property of other persons; and criminal liability by law.

Article 26 Management and staff members who are required to live in emergency response are subject to administrative disposition in the performance of official duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and criminal responsibility by law.

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