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Provisions On Administration Of Renewable Resources In Hebei Province

Original Language Title: 河北省再生资源回收管理规定

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Recycling of resources in Northern Province

(Adopted by Decree No. 16 of 29 December 2011 [2011] of the People's Government of the Northern Province of the River on 1 February 2012]

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of recycling resources, save resources, protect the environment, promote economic and social sustainable development, sets this provision in line with the relevant national legislation, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 refers to re-entry resources that have been generated in the process of social production and life consumption, which have lost all or part of the original use of values, which have been recovered, processed to enable them to regain access to valuable waste, including obsolete metals, obsolete electrical equipment and their spare parts, obsolete electrical electronic products, waste paper, lapidal, rubber, plastics, and rubble.

Article 3 units and individuals involved in recycling activities in the administrative areas of this province should be subject to this provision.

The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations stipulate otherwise for the management of re-entry resources.

Article IV

The municipal, district-level people's business sector can commission specific work for recycling of resources, such as marketing cooperatives.

The relevant sectors of the people's government at the district level should be guided by their respective responsibilities in the management of renewable resources.

Article 5 encourages the recovery of re-entry resources in an environmentally sound manner and the development and diffusion of applications for scientific research, technology and extension of recycling of renewable resources.

Article 6. The business sector of the people at the district level should be developed with the relevant sectors, such as development and reform, in accordance with local levels of economic development, population density, environment and resources, and in the context of the development of recycling systems.

Article 7. Units and individuals engaged in recycling activities for re-entry resources (hereinafter referred to as recycling operators) shall receive business licences and, within 30 days of the date of receipt of business licences, tax registration, statutory representative or lead identification card, photocopy vouchers to the registered commercial sector or the business sector. Changes in reserve matters should be processed within 30 days of the date of the change.

Removals of older metals should also be made available to the district-level public security authorities in the area of operation within 15 days of the date of receipt of business licences. Changes in reserve matters should be processed within 15 days of the date of change.

Article 8. Removal of renewable resources may take advantage of recycling resources such as up-to-recovery, recovery, fixed location recycling.

Article 9. The establishment of fixed-term recovery stations for re-entry resources (points), sub-centres and distributive markets should be consistent with national norms.

Planning designs in the new residential area of Article 10 should be designed to establish the location required for the planning of pre-recovery sites (points) at the recycling system.

The area of residence that has been constructed is planned by the owners' committees or industry-mandated business-service enterprises to provide community-recovered sites (points) required by the recycling system. Recycling sites (points) cannot be provided and mobile recovery sites can be established.

The establishment of recycling stations (points) shall not affect the community environment and community profile.

Article 11. Recycling of older metals for productive waste shall be carried out by recycling units with the range of renewable resources that are available for the recovery of older metals.

In the area of construction, rail, communication, electricity, water, oil fields, municipal facilities and other production, the metal material and metal products that have been lost or partially used.

Article 12 Recycling units for the production of obsolete metals should be registered in the event of actual registration of the names, quantity, specifications, and new levels of old metals. The sale of a person-centred unit should be checked by the certificate of the opening of the sale unit, the name, address and the name, identity card number of the owner, and the sale of a person should be registered, the name, place, identification number.

The duration of registration of information is not less than two years.

Article 13 recycling operators shall not be allowed to receive a high number of cushiones in the areas of institutions, schools, hospitals, troops and residence, the noise-torage, the normal work of the affected units and residents.

Article 14. Recycling operators should report promptly to the public security authorities when they found public security authorities to be informed of the seizures or items suspected of having stolen.

Article 15. Recycling operators should comply with national standards and technical norms in the collection, storage, transport, processing and processing of re-entry resources and should not be burning of waste without contamination.

Article 16

(i) Municipal utilities, such as well-documented wells, well ric;

(ii) Various hazardous items, such as firearms, ammunition, fuel, prone explosive, intense poisoning and radio;

(iii) Specialized equipment, such as railways, roads, oil fields, electricity, telecommunications, communications, mines, hydrology, measurement and firefighting facilities, which are not legitimate sources;

(iv) Public security authorities are informed of the search for stolen or suspected items;

(v) Laws, regulations prohibit other items recovered.

Article 17 recycling industry associations should strengthen industry self-regulation, regulate industrial behaviour, maintain membership and industry interests, organize staff training, conduct information advice, etc., and be commissioned by industry authorities to publish regular information on the status of recycling of natural resources, conduct statistics, surveys of the recycling industry.

The Recyclical Association of Recycled Resources shall not violate the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 18

Article 19, in violation of this provision, has not been licensed to carry out re-entry activities that are sanctioned by the sector of business administration at the district level or by the urban administration.

Article 20, in violation of article 7, paragraph 1, of the present provision, provides for a warning by the business sector of the more than 50 people at the district level, to the extent that the period of time has not been changed, and a fine of up to $50 million for the recycling unit of resources, is fined to the individuals.

Article 21, in violation of article 7, paragraph 2, article 12, article 14, article 16, is punishable by law by public security authorities.

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