(Adopted at the 162th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chiang State on 15 December 2011, by Decree No. 65 of 2 February 2012 No. 65 of 2 February 2012 No. 65 of 2 February 2012.

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of dangerous sources and dangerous regions of the city, prevent and reduce emergencies, and in accordance with the National People's Republic of China's Emergency Response Act, the Quantified Incident Response Regulations in the Province of Hiroshima.

Article 2

The management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions should be guided by the principles of harmonization of leadership, classification guidance, sub-management, dynamic control.

Article IV

The Committee on Emergency Responses at the municipal, district and district levels is an integrated coordinating body for the management of dangerous sources and dangerous regional management, which is responsible for guiding, coordinating, monitoring the management of the same level-related administrations and for the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions of the lower-level population.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant municipal administrations are responsible for triggering particularly important, major emergencies and the management of dangerous sources and dangerous regions across the cross-sectoral, district-level municipalities, and for guiding the relevant work of the lower-level people's Government and its administration.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant administrations at the district, district level are responsible for the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions within the present administration.

Article 5

The sub-categories of hazardous sources and hazardous regions implement the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Countries and provinces have not yet developed sub-criteria standards, which are implemented by the municipal administration authorities within one year of the date of operation of this provision by developing the hazardous sources and regional sub-regional standards of the industry and by submitting the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 6. Initial surveys of hazardous sources and hazardous areas, organized by the regional, district-level emergency response committees for emergencies, organize the administration sector; initial surveys of hazardous sources and hazardous areas at the cross-sectoral, district and district levels, organized by the Urban Emergency Response Commission on the administration sector.

The Municipal Emergency Response Commission should organize annual reviews of the hazardous sources and hazardous areas of particular importance, major and cross-sectoral, district- and district-level municipalities, as well as regional, district- and district-level emergency response committees, and should organize annual reviews of the executive branch in relation to the larger, generally hazardous sources and hazardous regions.

Article 7. Surveys of dangerous sources and hazardous regions may be carried out through information analysis, field surveys, surveys, visits, expert advice.

In carrying out field investigations, surveys or visits by the administration, documents should be presented and recorded.

Article 8. With regard to the finding in the survey that measures can be taken to immediately eliminate dangerous sources and hazardous areas that are hidden by risk, immediate changes should be made by the responsible management units in accordance with the law; complex, short-term difficulties in eliminating risk concealments should be incorporated into risk management systems, risk assessment, registration and monitoring, and requests management units to develop emergency scenarios.

Article 9. The administration should conduct risk assessment of hazardous sources and hazardous regions;, where necessary, expert experts or assessment bodies with corresponding qualifications are authorized by law to conduct risk assessment reports and be responsible for the results of risk assessment.

Article 10 Risk and risk assessment in hazardous areas shall include the following:

(i) The causes of dangerous sources and hazardous regions and the types of sudden-onset events that may be triggered;

(ii) The degree of control and urgency;

(iii) Possible direct hazards, sub-life hazards, derivative hazards and other risks in affected areas;

(iv) The mutual impact of hazardous sources and hazardous regions and surrounding environments, as well as the scope and extent of impacts;

(v) The need for rectification, targeted response prevention measures and implementation;

(vi) Emergency scenarios for response to this type of risk.

Article 11. The executive branch shall, in accordance with the results of the risk assessment, classify dangerous sources and hazardous regions and register the post-creation government.

Governments of the district, district and district levels should report on the results of the risk assessment and the sub-status to the commune.

The Government of the city considers that the results of the risk assessment submitted by the commune, district-level municipalities, as well as the imprecise situation, may require reorganizing the assessment, decision-making in the relevant district, district-level government or the relevant municipal administration.

Article 12 Changes in the risk of dangerous sources and hazardous regions, and the relevant administrations should organize risk assessments in a timely manner, which are considered to have been eliminated as a source of risk and dangerous regional management, and the assessment that the risk increase or decrease should be adjusted accordingly.

Article 13 Emergency Response Commissions at the municipal, district and district levels should establish a regional information management system for hazardous and dangerous sources and include an integrated response platform for the current people's Government.

The relevant administrations at the municipal, district and district levels should establish a regional information management system for hazardous and dangerous sources of the industry and be shared with the Government's integrated emergency response platform.

Article 14. Risk sources and hazardous regions may have an impact on other regions other than the present administrative region, and the relevant administrations at the municipal, district and district levels should report on the Government of the people at this level in a timely manner. The Government of the urban, district and district levels should be informed in a timely manner of the people's government that may be affected.

Article 15. Governments of the urban, district, district and district levels should make public information on dangerous sources and hazardous regional information available to society in accordance with the State's provisions, except in cases of State secret, commercial secret, personal privacy, etc.

Article 16 on the administration should establish clear warning signs in hazardous sources and hazardous regions, in line with the harmonized approach established by the Municipal Emergency Response Commission.

Units and individuals should strengthen the protection of warning signs without jeopardizing the warning signs; the detection of acts that undermine the warning signs should be reported in a timely manner in the relevant administration.

Article 17 should establish a dynamic monitoring system, conduct regular and non-recurrent inspections, adapt emergency prevention measures in a timely manner based on changes in dangerous sources and hazardous regions, and transmit the information to the same-tier emergency response committees.

The Committee on Emergency Responses at the municipal, district and district levels should conduct a screening of the state of management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions and report to the Government of the people at this level.

Article 18

(i) The establishment of an information desk and the timely updating of the information files;

(ii) The development of emergency pre-references and the provision of the relevant administrative services;

(iii) The establishment of an emergency response cell with emergency relief equipment, at least one emergency response exercise per year, and a written report on the administration sector;

(iv) Strengthen dynamic monitoring of equipment, facilities and places, conduct regular inspections, maintenance, maintenance, guarantee their integrity and record;

(v) Establish a system of emergency training for practitioners to make them aware of the safe operation of the job and response measures that should be taken in emergencies;

(vi) Cooperate with the relevant administrative authorities in conducting investigations, registration, risk assessment and inspection, monitoring, etc. on hazardous sources and hazardous regions;

(vii) Other emergency prevention measures.

The management units of dangerous sources and hazardous regions should report on the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions annually to the relevant administrations.

The management unit shall report to the relevant administration within three days of the date of the information change.

The management units should report the relevant administration when the dangerous source and the dangerous regions have changed significantly and affect their risk levels.

In the aftermath of a sudden incident involving dangerous sources and hazardous regions, the management units should immediately initiate emergency pre-removal proceedings and carry out pre-emptive disposal; and report on the administration sector immediately, including telephone, fax and e-mail, not later than 15 minutes after the release.

In the course of the emergency disposal process, the management units should report on events control and changes in the administration concerned in a timely manner and, where necessary, continue to be reported.

After the end of the emergency disposal, the management units should submit written reports to the relevant administration, including sudden incidents, casualty and loss of property, emergency response, and good-service treatment; and the relevant administration should reorganize risk assessment and risk levels for hazardous sources and hazardous regions.

Article 21, the management units of dangerous sources and hazardous regions are in violation of this provision, with one of the following acts, being modified by the relevant executive branch responsible and fined by more than 5,000 yen; in the event of a serious fine of up to 3,000 dollars; in the form of a security offence, punishable by the public security authority in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Management of Punishments in the People's Republic of China; and criminal liability under the law:

(i) In violation of article 8 of this article, no corrective measures are required;

(ii) In violation of article 18 of this provision, no emergency prevention measures are required;

(iii) In violation of article 19 of this provision, no information shall be sent to the relevant administration;

(iv) In violation of article 20 of the present provision, after a sudden incident, a disposal measure is not followed or is not reported in the relevant administration sector within the specified time frame.

Other laws, regulations and regulations already provide for administrative penalties, as provided for in the above-mentioned acts.

Article 22, in violation of article 16 of this provision, shall destroy dangerous sources and dangerous regional warning signs, shall be rehabilitated or compensated in accordance with the law; constitute offences committed by the public security organs in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

In violation of this provision, staff members in the executive branch do not carry out managerial duties such as investigation, registration, risk assessment and inspection, supervision, etc. of dangerous sources and hazardous areas, or abuse of their functions, play negligence, and private fraud in the course of discharging their duties, are exempted from the authority of the agency or the inspectorate, in accordance with the authority of management, and criminal responsibility is held by law.

Article 24 provides otherwise for a hierarchy of systems and risk assessment systems under Articles 5, 9 and 9 of this provision.

Article 25