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Guangzhou Comprehensive Urban Management Enforcement Rules

Original Language Title: 广州市城市管理综合执法细则

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Integrated enforcement rules for urban management in Hiroshima

(Adopted by the Thirteenth Annual Conference of the People's Government of the State of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland on 9 August 2011, No. 58 of 9 September 2011, by the Order No. 58 of the People's Government Order No. 58 of 9 October 2011)

Article 1 regulates administrative law enforcement and promotes the legal administration of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, in accordance with laws, regulations such as the National People's Republic of China Administrative Punishment Act and the Integrated Law Enforcement Regulations on Urban Management in Hiroshima.

Article 2

Article 3. Integrated urban management enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations governing the management of sanitation in the city:

(i) A breach of the management of construction wastes and the transport of generators;

(ii) In violation of the garbage, refoulement, collection, transport and disposal management of life;

(iii) Management of outdoor advertisements and branding facilities in violation of external advertisements;

(iv) In public places or in public facilities where they have been properly posted, hidings, or in violation of the relevant provisions of the city's explanatory management, such as the suspension of the wall, the treasury and the releasing of items affecting the city;

(v) In violation of the management of sanitation in waters;

(vi) Other violations of the management of urban sanitation.

Article IV. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise the right to punish the following offences in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations governing urban and rural planning management:

(i) Failure to obtain a licence for construction of engineering planning or no construction in accordance with the construction planning licence;

(ii) No rural construction planning permit or no construction in accordance with the rural construction planning licence;

(iii) Inadequate temporary construction or temporary construction without approval;

(iv) Interim buildings, construction of objects beyond the deadline for approval.

In the case of unlawful occupation of agricultural land, unused land or unauthorized conversion of agricultural land to construction by construction, the land administration authorities co-executive with the integrated urban management law enforcement agencies in accordance with their respective responsibilities; the need to enforce the removal of illegal construction (construction) is required by the territorial Government to organize land administration authorities, integrated urban management law enforcement agencies, in accordance with the statutory procedures.

Article 5

(i) The use of generators at public sites such as the streets, roads and so that the noise of emissions is incompatible with the urban regional environmental noise standards;

(ii) In addition to the renovation and hijacking of hazardous works, construction, dressing, municipal works, clearance of construction sites, and the use of various construction machines to cause environmental noise contamination, beyond prescribed time;

(iii) The operation of the construction arsenal and the operation or municipal works to ensure the quality of the works, the base blocking of the technical needs, the drilling of a morphology or the construction of administrative authorities, without proof of the authorization of the construction of the night and the extension of operational time;

(iv) The absence of a regulated perimeter facility in the vicinity of the work area, resulting in contamination of the atmosphere environment;

(v) The atmospheric environment is contaminated by the absence of a floor block for buildings over three levels;

(vi) Inadequate access to construction sites to contaminated atmospheric environments;

(vii) The atmospheric environment is contaminated by the undetermined daily spoilers of the construction work area and the uncleared residues;

(viii) The atmospheric environment is contaminated without the construction of a dedicated building material such as sand, cement and cement;

(ix) Municipal roads, trajectory construction or construction after completion of the construction of the remaining cement residues, resulting in contamination of the atmosphere environment;

(x) The driving of unwashing net transport vehicles away from redundant discharge sites or construction sites, resulting in contamination of the atmosphere environment;

(xi) The dismantlement of buildings without the use of spraying measures and the establishment of a protective facility for abundance, which is contaminated by the atmosphere;

(xii) Incestineals, oil che, rubber, denunciation and garbage, burial of toxic gases, cigarettes, non-hrid substances.

Article 6. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for:

(i) Related public sites such as pollution, damage, unauthorized occupation and exhumation of urban roads and urban squares, subject to administrative sanctions in the transport administration sector;

(ii) In violation of well-ecognized facilities management provisions, no change is made;

(iii) Violations of urban road lighting regulations.

Article 7. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the occupation of public places such as urban roads, square brackets, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations governing the administration of business.

Article 8. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for:

(i) Violations of the management of fuel operations;

(ii) A breach of the production, installation and maintenance of fuel equipment;

(iii) Violations of the management of fuel use;

(iv) Other violations of fuel management.

Article 9. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations governing water administration:

(i) dumping of waste such as garbage, waste residues, construction of cement and sewage treatment for drainage facilities;

(ii) Construction of buildings within the framework of public water pipelines and the protection of their subsidiary facilities or releasing of heavy material that endanger the safety of water supply facilities;

(iii) obstruct the safe use of fire or the opening of fire-batter water in violation.

Article 10. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences, in accordance with the provisions of legislation, regulations and regulations governing construction of engineering management:

(i) No construction permit for construction works;

(ii) The use of cement, vangeles and prefabricated residues as prescribed;

(iii) Use of wall materials for use in buildings, constructions.

Article 11. Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing the management of anti-aircraft works:

(i) The construction of new civilian buildings in urban areas, in violation of the relevant provisions of the State, could be used to prevent airfields;

(ii) Expropriation of popular air defence works;

(iii) The construction of popular air defence works in accordance with national standards of protection and quality;

(iv) In violation of the relevant provisions of the State, alter the structure of the people's anti-aircraft works, dismantle the facilities of the people's anti-aircraft engineering equipment or use other methods that endanger the safety and effectiveness of the people's air defence works;

(v) Removal of anti-aircraft work by the people;

(vi) The obstruction of the installation of people's air defence and warning facilities and the denial of correction;

(vii) Emission of wastewater, gas or dumping of waste in defence of the people;

(viii) Distinction, logging, logging, hole and exhumation within the context of the protection of the people's air defence works;

(ix) Expropriation, collation and destruction of popular air defence works and their entry points and links;

(x) The production or storage of hazardous items such as explosions, hypertoxicity, flammability, radioactive and corrosiveness in the civil defence work of the dispersed population during war;

(xi) The destruction of protective gates, closed-door equipment and electricity, water supply, drainage, drainage systems and other civil defence air conditioning facilities that render them unable to work properly;

(xii) Other acts that endanger the safety of navigation and facilities by the people or reduce the capacity and effectiveness of protection.

Article 12 Integrated urban administration authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences committed in the context of the protection of the Yumyang Yumy Sites in the context of the Yumkon area:

(i) Contrary-based construction in the Yumkon area;

(ii) Construction of construction projects that affect or destroy landscapes, contaminated environments, obstruction of traffic, undermine the ecological environment and endanger fire safety in the context of the protection of outer shores;

(iii) In the Yumkon area, the damage caused by construction projects to the surrounding environment and its forest, vegetation, water, rocks, and the absence of clean-up of construction sites, rehabilitation of the landscape or original functions within 10 days of the completion of the work;

(iv) Self-governing of trees within the framework of the protection of the mountain landscape;

(v) Within the context of the protection of the Yumyi poles, the exhumation of stones, sands, the extraction of land and the reclaim of land;

(vi) Removal of water in the mountainous area;

(vii) operate in the Yumkon area.

Article 13 Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities exercise administrative penalties for the following offences, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Toolklors in the City of Hiroshima:

(i) Unclearing only smoking;

(ii) Abstention of the body only;

(iii) Use of public places such as roads, bridges, man-day bridges, and access routes, for example, to feed and operate cells;

(iv) The installation of burial cells only remains.

Article 14. The Government of the urban population may increase the administrative penalties exercised by integrated urban management enforcement agencies, in accordance with the needs of urban management, in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations and regulations.

The integrated urban management law enforcement authorities exercise other legislative, regulatory and regulatory powers for other administrative sanctions exercised by integrated urban administration.

Article 15. Integrated urban management enforcement agencies should make public disclosure to society of administrative penalties and the legal basis applicable.

Article 16 shall exercise administrative inspection and administrative enforcement powers in accordance with the conditions and procedures set forth in the laws, regulations and regulations.

The parties refused to cooperate, and the integrated urban administration should be brought to the assistance of public security authorities and the public security authorities should cooperate.

Article 17, which reads as follows:

(i) The occupation of public premises and the sale of goods;

(ii) Beside the window and the outside wall;

(iii) Construction beyond specified time.

In the case of an offence under subparagraphs (i), (ii) prior to the identification, the integrated urban management law enforcement authorities may maintain or seize the material and items that are stored or seized, directly with the evidence-gathering container, such as the evidence box (b).

Article 18, when integrated urban management law enforcement agencies are sent to law enforcement instruments, they should be sent directly and mailed to supplement other ways, such as retention, delivery and issuance.

In investigating the evidence, the parties should send the law enforcement instrument to the address and complete the identification of the address, as requested by the integrated urban administration.

The failure of the parties to complete the information, such as the address of the arrival date, the change of the arrival address was not promptly communicated, the receiver or the author's designated address refused the contract, leading to the delay or failure of the parties to receive the law enforcement instruments.

Article 19 Integrated urban administration enforcement authorities should establish comprehensive law enforcement day files, such as recording the daily hours of conduct, location, law enforcement officials, identification and treatment of violations, as the main basis for the daily inspection system.

The relevant administrative authorities should establish an administrative licence inspection and a registration system for the processing of results, discovering violations falling within the scope of integrated urban administration and should be stopped in a timely manner and informed within three working days of the integrated urban administration.

Article 20 should establish an integrated law enforcement portal for urban management; integrated urban management law enforcement agencies and their institutions should set up a special notice column outside their office.

The Integrated Law Enforcement Portal and Proclamation column is the delivery of information and announcements to law enforcement instruments by integrated urban administration.

Article 21 Integrated urban administration enforcement agencies should strengthen operational training and establish pre-empt training and rotational training systems.

Governments at all levels should provide guarantees for the operational training of integrated urban administration.

Section II of the Street Office, the Government of the Towns is responsible for the day-to-day management, command, movement control and conduct of integrated urban management teams and for the corresponding administrative responsibilities.

The street offices, the people of the town, should implement the standardization of integrated urban management enforcement teams, in accordance with the standard set by the integrated urban administration authorities for the construction of basic law enforcement units.

The street offices, the Government of the Towns should coordinate the public security presences, the land administration, the planning centre, the business and the judiciary, and cooperate with the integrated urban management law enforcement teams in the street (town).

In the context of Article 23, the integrated urban administration authorities found that the executive branch of the lower-level urban administration had inappropriate or violated specific administrative acts that should be redirected or removed; it was found that it was not performing its law enforcement duties, should be redirected or directly identified and could be informed in writing of the actions of the Government of the people of its region, the street office or the Government of the people of the town to carry out its duties. The lower-level urban management integrated law enforcement agencies or the dispatch of institutions to carry out their enforcement responsibilities without change, and the secondary urban management integrated law enforcement agencies can also be directly identified.

The integrated urban management law enforcement authorities do not perform the functions set out in the preceding paragraph, and are accountable to the responsible person in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Integrated Urban Management Regulations of the State of the Wider State, as well as the responsibilities for administrative enforcement in the city.

Article 24 Government of the people of the region does not oblige the integrated urban administration to perform law enforcement duties or to refrain from doing so, causing significant loss or adverse effects, and the city's integrated enforcement agencies can bring the responsibilities of the city's Government or the municipal inspectorate to the relevant responsibilities of the people of the region under the relevant provisions.

Street offices, the Government of the Towns' People's Government do not advocate for the implementation of the law enforcement responsibilities of the Integrated Urban Administration Team, which causes significant losses or adverse impacts, and integrated urban administration can draw the responsibility of the Government of the People of the Region or the district inspectorate to hold street offices in accordance with the relevant provisions and the relevant responsibilities of the town's Government.

Article 25 Public security units such as the National Authority, the Planning Institute, the Business and the Judicial Service do not fulfil their responsibilities under the law to assist the urban management of integrated law enforcement, the Integrated Urban Administration of the Region or the Street Office, the People's Government of the town can bring responsibility to the outgoing authority or the inspectorate.

Article 26

Article 27 The Integrated Urban Management Rules of the State of Chiang Mai, which were introduced effective 1 August 1999, were repealed.