(Adopted at the 131st ordinary meeting of the Government of the Shanghai City on 26 December 2011, No. 77 of 28 December 2011, by Decree No. 77 of the People's Government of the Shanghai City, on 1 February 2012.

Article 1 (Deputy and basis)

In order to strengthen the construction and use of glass walls in this city, to guarantee social public safety and to reduce the impact of the light-launch environment, the development of this approach is based on the construction law of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Safety of Materials and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 (Definition)

The glass wall referred to in this approach refers to the construction wall consisting of a glassboard with a system of subsidiaries, which can have a relatively mobile structure or itself with a certain adaptive capacity, which does not assume the role of the subject structure.

Article 3 (As applicable)

The introduction, design, construction (hereinafter referred to as the maintenance of glass walls) and related oversight management activities in the construction of the glass wall in the area of construction, alteration, expansion, construction (hereinafter referred to as glass construction) within the city's administration) and the maintenance of the construction glass walls that have been completed (hereinafter referred to as the maintenance of the glass walls that have been used) and the associated oversight management activities apply.

Article IV (Management)

The city and district, district-building administration sector, in line with the division of duties, is responsible for overseeing the construction of glass walls in the area under its jurisdiction and the maintenance of the glass walls.

The municipal and district planning administrations are divided according to their responsibilities and are responsible for the planning control of the construction of glass walls in the region under their jurisdiction.

In line with the division of responsibilities, the municipal and district environmental protection administrations are responsible for organizing a light anti-racial environmental impact on the construction of glass walls in the region under their jurisdiction.

This approach is implemented in conjunction with their respective responsibilities in the sectors such as urban development reform, housing management, quality technicians, safety and production supervision.

Article 5 (Prevention of the scope of the glass wall)

Shelter, hospital emergency and sick buildings, secondary school pedagogical buildings, nursery, kindergartens, new construction, alteration, expansion works, and ground-based rehabilitation works are not allowed to use glass walls over two levels.

The glass walls cannot be used in the Talks.

Article 6 (Status application requirement)

One of the following conditions is the need for the installation of a wall glass over the two-tiers, which should be used in a safe trajectory or other glass with a risk:

(i) Buildings in areas such as commercial centres, transport hubs, public cultural sports facilities;

(ii) Road construction;

(iii) Other circumstances that could result in physical injury and property damage caused by the collapse of glass.

In the first paragraph, the glass walls should be designed in accordance with the requirements of the relevant technical standards, to set up an emergency cushion glass.

Article 7.

In the approval and approval of construction projects by the urban and district development reform sectors, the construction of the unit glass wall works should be informed in writing of the relevant norms of maintenance.

When municipalities and districts, district planning administrations have been approved for the planning of land construction projects, they should be informed in writing of the relevant norms governing construction and use of maintenance of the construction unit glass wall.

Article 8 (planning control)

In connection with the construction of glass walls to be used, the planning of the administration sector should seek advice from the environmental protection administration when reviewing construction work design programmes, and in the case of article 5, paragraph 2, of this approach or the use of glass walls incompatible with national, current market-related technical norms, the planning administration sector is not subject to review through construction of engineering design programmes.

For the work provided in the previous paragraph, the planning administration should be open to public opinion on the construction of engineering design programmes. In the case of article 5, paragraph 1, of this approach or the use of the glass wall is not synchronized with the surrounding environment, construction style, the planning administration sector is not subject to the approval of the construction engineering design programme.

In the light of the proposed use of glass walls, construction units should clarify the stereotype of glass walls in construction work design programmes and indicate them.

Article 9 (Establishmental safety and slogan environmental impact)

In the construction of glass walls, construction units should prepare a safety report on the glass structure at the initial design of the document and submit an expert argument for the construction of the administrative sector.

The construction units should, at the stage of the construction map design document, entrust the relevant agencies with technical assessment of the impact of the light-launching environment on the glass wall and submit an expert opinion from the environmental protection administration.

The city-building administration sector, the municipal environmental protection administration, should establish a pool of experts in line with relevant professional requirements. Experts draw and avoid rules such as the construction of administrative offices in the city and the municipal environmental protection administration.

Article 10 (Review of the construction map design document)

The design units should follow up on the assessment and argument of the impact of structural safety and light anti-launch environments when preparing the construction map design document.

In applying for the review of the construction map design document, the construction units should submit a report on structural safety arguments, the technical assessment report on the impact of the light-launch environment and expert witness reports.

The construction map design document review body should review whether the construction map design document meets structural safety and environmental protection requirements. The construction map design document had not been reviewed and the construction of a construction licence was not granted by the construction administration.

Changes in the design of glass walls should be sent to the original review body.

Article 11.

The units designed by the glass wall should be designed in accordance with the law.

The unit responsible for the construction and maintenance of the glass wall should be given the same level of wage by law.

The city encourages the design, construction, maintenance and maintenance of the glass wall to be borne by the same unit with the design and wage quality.

Article 12 (Designment requirements)

In connection with the construction of glass walls, the design cell should be designed in conjunction with the construction of the Budddd Authority to properly design buffer zones, such as greening, skirts, and protective facilities such as locating, roofing, to prevent accidents in the glach.

Article 13 (Space requirements)

The construction materials used in the glass wall should be in line with the relevant standards of the State and the city and the engineering design requirements.

The supply unit should provide a corresponding certificate of compulsory product certification or production licence for the glass wall materials that should be certified or produced in accordance with the provisions.

The supply units should provide quality testing, testing reports, and quality assurance documents for the testing and testing of glass wall materials that should be carried out in accordance with the provisions.

The construction units should test the glass wall materials in accordance with engineering design requirements, construction technical standards and contracts. Non-use without testing or testing.

Article 14, Construction requirements

The construction unit shall carry out the construction of the glass wall in accordance with the relevant technical standards of the State and the city, as well as the review of qualified construction map design documents.

The construction units should prepare special construction programmes for the glass wall before construction.

Article 15 (Core requirements)

The institution should prepare special rules on the glass wall, focus on the work of the glass walls, key work orders, and carry out a parallel test of the glass wall.

The Office of the High Commissioner should have a special ombudsman report on the glass wall.

The POE found that construction was not in accordance with the technical standards of the State, the city, the construction map design document, the construction organization design document, the dedicated construction programme or contractual agreement, and that construction units were not restructured and should be reported in a timely manner.

The Office found that there were qualitative and safe accidents and that construction units should be required to be changed immediately; the situation was serious and the construction units should be required to suspend the construction and report on the construction units in a timely manner. The construction unit refused to correct or stop construction, and the institution should report immediately to the construction of the administration.

Article 16 (the use of maintenance manuals on glass walls)

When the construction works of the glass wall were completed, the design cell should provide the construction unit with the Manual for the Use of the glass Wall.

When the construction of the glass wall was sold, the construction unit should provide the buyer with a manual on the use of the glass wall.

The Bolivarian Use of Maintenance Manual should contain elements such as the design basis of the glass wall, the main efficacy parameters, the design of the length of use, the maintenance obligations of the construction unit, the day-to-day maintenance requirements, and the use of attention matters.

Article 17 (Responsibility to repair)

The construction unit should assume responsibility for the repair of the glass wall in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city.

The period of recuperation of the glass wall was not less than five years.

The construction unit should conduct a comprehensive inspection at the time of the completion of the glass wall. Of these, a comprehensive pre-launch inspection and adjustment was carried out for the use of the glass wall in Laden or Lasso. The inspection found that there were security shocks and the construction units should be repaired in a timely manner.

Article 18 (the subject of responsibility for the safe use of glass walls)

The responsibility for the safe use of glass walls is vested with the owners of the building.

The city encourages the owners to maintain the relevant liability insurance for the use of the glass wall.

Article 19 (Status maintenance)

Industrial owners or licensed material services should be maintained on a daily basis in accordance with the technical standards of the State and the city, as well as the requirements of the Bolivarian Wall.

The authorized material service units shall perform the following obligations:

(i) The discovery of a glass wall or the existence of a security concealment should be communicated immediately to the owners of the industry and to the facilitators to take appropriate measures;

(ii) The discovery of glass wall damage or the existence of security concealments that may endanger the security of the person's property, but the owners of the industry refuse to take measures to eliminate the risk, which should take the necessary contingency measures and report immediately on the construction of the administrative and housing administration sectors.

The housing administration sector should promote the security of the glass wall by the agents of the industry, as required.

Article 20 (Summary inspection)

The owner shall entrust the original construction unit or other units with the pay quality of the glass wall to conduct regular inspections under the following provisions:

(i) One year after the completion of the work on the glass wall, an inspection was conducted every five years.

(ii) A sample examination of the silicon structure of the works of the glass wall using the structure of the slogan, which has been carried out for a period of 10 years, and a screening of each three years thereafter.

(iii) For the use of glass walls in Laitra or Lasso, the work was reviewed every three years after completion.

(iv) To conduct an annual inspection of the glass wall beyond the design of the year's continued use.

Regular inspections should be carried out in accordance with the requirements of national and municipal technical standards.

Article 21 (Security Identification)

There are one of the following cases in which the glass wall has been established, and the owners should entrust units with the capacity to test the glass wall:

(i) The occurrence of abnormal variables, trajectorys, slacks and slacks, etc.;

(ii) Damage caused by natural disasters, such as wind, fire, explosion or sudden accidents;

(iii) The relevant structure of the construction subject matter has been detected and identified as a security hidden;

(iv) More than the design of time limits but the need for continued use;

(v) Other circumstances requiring a safe identification.

The units carrying out a safe identification should be identified.

Article 22 (Preservation)

Upon inspection, security verification found that the glass wall was safely hidden, and the owner should promptly entrust the original construction units or other units with glass-writing.

There is a need for extensive improvement in the glass wall, and the owner should conduct structural safety arguments in accordance with article 9, paragraph 1.

Article 23 (Protection measures)

The construction glass wall, such as the use of steel glass, and the risk of accidents, should take the necessary protection measures, in accordance with different circumstances.

The security of the beds should be fixed in the surrounding structure.

The safety sheet should be in line with the relevant national technical standards. The securitying supply units should assume the responsibility for the quality of the products of the securitying, in accordance with national technical standards and contract agreements.

The construction materials used should have protection against high-war shocks.

Article 24 (Technical information)

Regular inspections and maintenance of glass walls should be carried out, and relevant technical information on the glass wall should be transferred to the owners.

The owners of the glass walls should be regularly checked, safely validated, repaired and protective measures in December of the year-old glass wall, and provide information on the construction of the management sector.

Article 25 (Special maintenance funds)

The special maintenance funds of the glass wall of the new construction were made by the construction unit prior to the initial registration of home ownership, which was made available to the designated exclusive household.

The special maintenance funds of the glass wall, which have been established, are maintained by the owners of the industry on a one-time or sub-payment basis to the designated exclusive household. Payments were made by a maximum of five years.

The unpaid amount of the special maintenance funds for the glass wall was determined in proportion to the glass wall. The proportion of contributions should be established at different levels, in accordance with the design of the glass wall structure, the high level of safety in the use of materials.

The special maintenance funds for the glass wall should be used for inspection, identification and maintenance of the glass wall. Specific collection and management approaches are developed separately by the city-building administration.

Article 26 (The information management system of the glass wall)

The city-building administration sector should establish an information management system for the whole-market glass wall and be responsible for maintenance and updating.

The relevant administrations, such as planning, environmental protection, should be transferred in a timely manner to the development of the information-sharing sector by transferring the planning information on glass walls, environmental impact arguments.

Article 27 (Regional inspection)

The construction of the administration sector should organize special oversight inspections on the construction and use of the walls in the city and promote compliance by the responsible parties.

Article 28 (Currence against construction provisions)

In violation of article 16, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, of this approach, the design unit or the construction unit refused to provide the Bolivarian Use of the Wall, which was converted by the construction of an administrative authority to order the period of time; and a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

Article 29 (Criminal penalties for violations of the security use)

In violation of article 20, article 21, article 22, article 23, and article 23 of this approach, the owners of the glass walls have not fulfilled their obligations under the terms of regular inspections, security inspections, and maintenance, protection measures, and are subject to a change in the time limit for the construction of an administrative authority; they have been over 30,000 dollars.

The main owner of the glass wall, in violation of article 21, article 22 of this approach, provides that the construction of the administrative sector may entrust the relevant units with safety recognition, maintenance obligations and failure by the parties to fulfil their obligations of safety, maintenance and maintenance after a reminder that they are not in compliance with their obligations and that the consequences have been or will jeopardize the safety of transport, and that the construction of the administrative sector could commission safe identification or maintenance. The costs incurred could be absorbed within the special maintenance funds of the glass wall.

Article 33 (Currences not established and sent technical information)

In violation of article 24, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the construction unit has not transferred technical information according to the provisions, which is being converted by the establishment of the executive branch to the time limit, with the delay in recturing the amount of €300,000.

In violation of article 24, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the owners of the glass walls have not sent technical information to the construction of the administration sector, which is subject to the construction of an administrative order period, and a fine of over 1,000 yen.

Article 31 (Conference of staff in the administration sector)

In violation of this approach by the construction of administrative or other relevant sector staff, there are one of the following cases, which are governed by the law by their units or by the superior authorities:

(i) Failure to perform oversight duties under this approach;

(ii) The finding that the offence is not promptly investigated or that it is accompanied by an offence, with consequences;

(iii) Execution of administrative penalties in violation;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 32 (Actual date of application)

This approach has been implemented effective 1 February 2012.