Decision No. 158 of 1 August 2003 of the People's Government of the Province of Zangongang, issued on 3 November 2005 in accordance with Article 203 of the Decree No. 203 of the People's Government of the Zangang Province on the revision of the Second Amendment to the Regulations on the Administration of Roads in the Province of Jang Province, in accordance with decision No. 289 of 31 December 2011 of the People's Government Order No. 289 of 31 December 2011.

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen hydrological management, the role of hydrological work in the prevention of drought, water resources management and economic and social development has been developed in the light of the laws, regulations, such as the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Hunger.

Article II works in the area of the administration of the province to build and manage hydrology sites, to monitor, evaluate hydrological water resources, and to apply this approach.

Article 3. Hydrographic work is the basis for national economic and social development services. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in integrating hydrological development into national economic and social development planning, adapting hydrological work to economic and social development needs and performing their functions as economic and social services.

Article IV heads of hydrology at all levels of the water administration in the current administrative area, and their hydro management agencies are specifically responsible for the management and operational guidance of the hydrological industry.

Access, application and related work of hydrological information should be consistent with national or industrial standards, technical norms and technical protocols.

Article 6. Provincial water administration authorities should organize all provincial hydrological development planning based on water resource planning and national economic and social development needs. Provincial hydrological development planning is subject to approval by the provincial authorities for the development and reform of the administration and is presented to the Department of State Water Administration.

The municipal authorities should organize hydrological development planning in the current administrative area, subject to provincial hydrological development planning and water resource planning, with the approval of the Government of the same people, in accordance with the provincial hydrological development planning and the current municipal water resource planning.

Chapter II

Article 7. The provincial hydro-management bodies should develop a province-wide hydrology base planning and approval by the provincial water administration authorities, in accordance with the overall provincial hydrological development planning, in accordance with the principles of rationality, effective use and balance between current and long-term. All provincial hydrology stations should be aligned with overall urban planning and land-use planning.

The provincial hydro-management bodies should adjust the hydro network to the proper planning and approval, in accordance with the needs of national economic and social development and changes in the water situation.

The establishment, abolition, relocation and conversion of hydrology stations must be in line with the planning of the National and Provincial Hydrographic Network.

Article 8. The establishment, abolition, relocation and conversion of the State's basic hydrology stations are approved by the Provincial Water Administration in accordance with the planning requirements of the entire provincial hydrology station network and national standards. Of these, the establishment, abolition, relocation and conversion of major national hydrology stations, which are approved by the State Department's water administration authorities, in accordance with national regulations.

Article 9. The construction of the national basic hydrology station is governed by the territorial state (markets, zones, etc.) water administration authorities, which are responsible for the management of hydrology in the province.

More than 1 million cubic metres of water and other important water hubs, the engineering management unit should establish hydrology stations and incorporate the management of the entire provincial hydrology station network.

The engineering management unit should establish hydrometric facilities for more than 1 million cubic metres.

Article 10 reports on water stress stations such as rain, water, drought, water quality, evaporation, trajectory, and trajectory, coordinated planning by all levels of water administrative authorities, and sub-management based on drought prevention needs, along with hydrology stations.

The establishment of hydrological stations, such as scientific research, engineering construction, engineering operation management, should avoid duplication with the basic national hydrology stations; the related information of hydrology stations should be reported to the location's hydrographic management authorities and integrated into the management of the hydrological industry.

Article 11. Hydrographic institutions at all levels should strengthen operational technical training to increase the level of expertise for hydrology, water resources monitoring and forecasting staff.

Chapter III Monitoring and evaluation of hydrological resources

Article 12

Article 13. Various hydrological stations should ensure quality of the reports, in accordance with the work requirements of national, industrial standards and provincial water administration authorities.

Article 14. The hydrological test unit should establish a warning signal when carrying out its hydrological test operation in the road.

Non-hydro identifier vessels should reduce speed and avoid the opening of hydrological test instruments when they are being tested.

Article 15. Specialized technical equipment should be in line with national or industrial standards.

Hydrographors should be fixed on a regular basis by law. No hydro metrics are used without inspection, determination of qualifications or more for the duration of verification.

Article 16 Monitoring of hydrological water resources in all types of hydrological stations should be integrated in accordance with the relevant national provisions, together with the review, receipt, compilation and preservation of the province's hydrological institutions after the initial information is sent to the designated municipal hydrological institutions.

Provincial hydrological institutions should properly store and maintain hydrological water resources.

The provincial hydrological institutions should provide public-health information to society in accordance with the principle of “public resources-sharing”. Hydrographic information that is secret in the State is carried out in accordance with the State's relevant confidentiality provisions.

Information on hydrological water resources, such as scientific research, engineering design, engineering construction, must be validated by the technology of above-level hydrological institutions.

The hydro resource survey evaluation is conducted by the Water Administration authorities in conjunction with the relevant sectors. The assessment of hydrological water resources across the administrative region will be carried out by its common top-level water administration authorities.

The assessment and results of the whole-provincial survey of hydro-hydro resources are organized and validated by provincial water administration authorities.

Article 19 provides units for the evaluation of hydrology, water resources, which shall be obtained in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Chapter IV

Article 20, hydrological institutions at all levels should promptly collect, communicate hydrological information, provide hydrological forecasts and disaster flood alerts and report on water resources, in accordance with disaster mitigation and economic development needs.

Hydrological institutions with hydrological forecasting missions should prepare hydrological forecasts in a timely and accurate manner, in accordance with national norms.

Article 21 provides for the establishment of an automated bathymetry system for the basic hydrology of the country, an important water hub and more than 1 million cubic metres, and the real-time hydrological information collected should be included in the entire provincial water information network.

The administrative authorities of the Meteorological, Marine and Fisheries Administration should provide, in a timely manner, real-time hydrological information and factors for drought prevention by the MA command. The telecommunications sector should guarantee access to hydrological information such as hydrological information forecasts and disaster alerts. Public information units, such as radio stations, television stations, newspapers, should be broadcast and published in a timely manner, in accordance with national relevant provisions and the requirements for disaster prevention.

Chapter V Safeguards

Article 23 provides for the construction, operation, maintenance, management of the hydrology network of the Provincial Office of the Unity, and is included in the provincial, municipal and district financial budgets in accordance with the reporting lines.

The cost of construction and operation is borne by the investment-building management unit by the hydrology station or hydrology measurement facility established by the treasury of more than 1 million cubic metres or by the major hydro-stress hub.

The provision for basic water construction, water resources costs, and firefighting costs should be allocated to the technical rehabilitation and rehabilitation of hydrological facilities damaged by natural disasters.

Article 24 confirms that, as a result of major engineering construction or the implementation of urban planning needs, the construction, alteration of hydrology stations or hydrological facilities should be dismantled in accordance with the standards for the construction of hydrological facilities. The cost of relocation, alteration and additional operating costs are borne by the construction units.

There shall be no unauthorized relocation, alteration of hydrology stations or hydrological facilities.

Article 25 Hydrographic facilities and their subsidiary buildings, dedicated roads, terminals, inspection operations have been allocated administratively to determine land use rights in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 26 Regional water administration authorities delineate hydrographic test protected areas in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The range of protected areas in the hydrological test Rivers: vertical test loads, 50 to 300 metres downstreams; the use of diameteries and lobbis; and the identification of cyclical tests based on standard flooding levels;

(ii) Scope of observation sites such as rainfall, evaporation: 20 metres outside observation sites;

(iii) The range of protected areas for the hydro test facility: 150 metres in waters outside the identification facility.

The hydrological monitoring facilities such as hydrological testing facilities, observation markings, observation sites, specialized roads, instrument equipment, inspection of vessel terminals, observational wells, communications facilities for the transmission of hydrological information are protected by the State and no unit or individual shall be in possession, destruction, interference or unauthorized movement.

Article 28 prohibits the operation of the following activities within the area of hydrological tests.

(i) The construction of buildings such as houses and terminals, with high crop, photocopy;

(ii) Activities that affect hydrological tests in the protection of rivers, the extraction of stones, drieds, traps, ship-breaking, dumping of waste and other changes in river water flow characteristics;

(iii) Other activities that affect hydrological tests or the collection of hydrological water resources.

The construction of buildings outside protected areas and the cultivation of forested trees cannot be greater than two times their proximity to the observation sites.

The consent of the water administrative authorities should be sought with respect to the hydrological tests of the river facility, the identification of the opposites, the observation of the overarching line.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of article 14, paragraph 2, of this approach, non-hydrographic test vessels have not reduced their speed and have avoided the seizure of hydrological test instruments, causing damage to hydrological tests, and the water administration authorities should be responsible for the loss of their compensation, which may be fined below H$ 2000.

Article 31, paragraph 1, of the present approach stipulates that, with the approval of consent to the relocation, alteration, the absence of pre-established demolitions, shall be charged by the provincial or municipal water administration authorities for the establishment of a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in accordance with circumstances.

In violation of article 24, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the unauthorized demolition of hydrology stations or hydrological facilities, by provincial or municipal water administration authorities, is responsible for the cessation of the offence and for the recovery or re-establishment of land within the prescribed period, and a fine of up to $20,000 for the perpetrators concerned.

Article 31, in violation of article 27 of this approach, imposes and destroys hydrological monitoring facilities, and is subject to the responsibility of the water administration authorities to put an end to the offence and to take remedial measures that can be fined by more than 20,000 dollars.

Article 32, in violation of article 28, paragraph 1, of this approach, is dealt with by the water administration authorities in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Construction of buildings, such as houses, terminals, and carrying out activities such as bulldozers, garners, exhumation, trajections, etc., to compel them to cease violations, restore their status or take remedial measures, and to impose a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in accordance with circumstances;

(ii) The dumping of waste, the cultivation of high-prior crops, the removal of their deadlines, which could be fined by more than 1000 dollars;

(iii) Other changes affecting hydrological tests or the collection of hydro-hydro material, such as river water fluctuation characteristics, imposes an end to the offence and may be fined up to $50 million.

In violation of article 28, paragraph 2, of this approach, the water administration is responsible for the rehabilitation of buildings by ordering them to be dislocated in accordance with the law and may impose a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in circumstances.

In violation of this approach, the use of untechnical material for scientific research, engineering design, engineering construction has resulted in serious consequences, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars in the Water Administration.

The use of hydrological information in violation of confidentiality provisions is governed by confidentiality laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 34, in violation of this approach, provides that the assessment of hydrology, water resources is not carried out by hydrology, water resources, which is subject to the responsibility of the water administration authorities to put an end to the offence and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Article XV, in violation of other administrative sanctions under this scheme, is implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 36 Hydrographic institutions and their staff have one of the following acts, and are responsible for direct responsibility and direct supervisors by the competent organ, in accordance with the authority of management; in serious circumstances, constituting an offence, in accordance with the law:

(i) The abolition, relocation and conversion of hydrology stations, which are not reported as prescribed;

(ii) No response to the provision of hydrological information;

(iii) The intentional delays, sakage, the overstatement of hydrological information forecasts and the countering of hydrological information;

(iv) The release of hydrological information forecasts to society without authorization;

(v) Provide non-reviewed or validated hydrological information to outside units;

(vi) The loss of hydrological information resulting in losses;

(vii) Other provocative fraud, abuse of authority and failure.

Chapter VII

The meaning of the following wording in this approach is:

(i) Hydrographic station network: reference is to a system for the collection of hydrological water resources, which is composed of the appropriate number of hydrological stations, in certain areas, in accordance with certain principles.

Hydrographic stations include mobile stations, water quality stations, water (hydro), hydraunes, cement sands, rain stations, vap stations, groundwater observation stations and hydrological test stations.

(ii) Hydrographic water resources monitoring: water quality of the river, lakes, water banks, drainage channels, water quality, cement, ice and access to rivers, lakes, water banks, channels and water quality, as well as rainfall, evaporation, rivers and Haitians, etc.

(iii) The assessment of hydrological water resources: the assessment of the quantity, quality, spatial distribution characteristics, and the development of conditions of use.

(iv) Hydrographic information: report on the current state of the hydrological and related elements of rivers, lakes, water banks and other water bodies.

(v) Hydrographic forecasts: quantitative or qualitative forecasting of hydrological information in the future of rivers, lakes, oceans and seas, based on information such as hydrology, meteorology, etc. that has occurred in the previous period or at present.

(vi) flood warnings: a report of an urgent nature in the event of the occurrence or upcoming flooding, in order to relieve loss of life property.

Article 338 Monitoring of groundwater survey, mining and pollution by land resources administrative authorities is carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. The management of marine hydrology stations is governed by the relevant laws, regulations and regulations by the competent ocean and fisheries administration authorities.

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2003.