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Hubei Provincial People's Air Defense Warning Facilities Management

Original Language Title: 湖北省人民防空警报设施管理规定

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The management of the population's air defence facilities in the northern province of Lake

(Adopted by Decree No. 343 of 23 May 2011 by the Government of the Northern Province of the Great Britain and Northern Lakes, which was published as of 1 August 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the people's air defence and warning facilities, regulates the resonance of the population's air warning signals, adapts to the war, the need for a chronological emergency alert and develops this provision in line with the provisions of the People's Defence and Air Law of the People's Republic of China and the provisions of relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the Northern Province of the Republic of China.

Article 2, paragraph 2, refers to equipment systems dedicated to wartimes, time-consuming emergency alert signals, including well-established and mobile warning signals, equipment control and related communications, electricity lines and construction.

Article III. The establishment, maintenance and use of the People's Warning Facility in the administrative region of this province, as well as activities such as the popular air alert signals, shall be subject to this provision.

Article IV provides a long-term vision, scientific planning, rationalization, focus-building and a combination of war.

Article 5

The construction and maintenance of the 6 civil defence and air warning facilities are an integral part of the population's air defence fund.

Civil defence and air requirements for people who are burdened by the Government of the District should be included in the current financial budget.

Article 7

Ministries such as finance, housing and rural and urban construction, economic and informationization, radio television, radio management, electricity and communication should be guaranteed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The media should cooperate with the people's defence and defence authorities in their efforts to releas and test the warning signals.

The 8th Civil Defence Air Warning Facility is a war reserve facility, and any unit and individual should fulfil their protection obligations under the law.

The CNDP should enhance its awareness of the management of the people's air-warning facilities.

Article 9 Governments and military authorities at the district level should recognize and reward units or individuals that have made significant achievements in the construction and management of the people's air defence facilities.

Chapter II Establishment of the Civil Defence Air Warning Facility

The Article 10 Civil Defence and Air Administration should prepare a plan for the construction of a people's air-warning facility, in line with the overall planning of cities, in conjunction with the requirements for urban construction and protection and economic development. After planning for the construction of the CNDS, with the approval of the Government of the people at this level, the defence authority of the people should be based on the planning of a programme for the development of a people's air defence and air conditioning facility, and to notify, in a timely manner, all persons or users of buildings requiring the establishment of a people's air conditioning facility.

The planning for the construction of the civilian defence and air conditioning facilities needs to be revised, in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Article 11, in accordance with the construction planning of the People's Air Warning Facility, requires the construction of the People's Air Warning Facility, the construction of units or individuals should incorporate the installation of the People's Air Warning Facility into the construction programme, the installation of the People's Air Warning Facility in buildings, the construction of the relevant infrastructure, and the provision of dedicated buildings and cables at the top of the building.

Article 12 Civil defence and air conditioning authorities purchase qualified people's air conditioning facilities, and are installed in accordance with the People's Air Warning Facility programme and technical requirements established by the State.

All persons or users of buildings that need to be installed in the people's air conditioning facilities should cooperate without denying or blocking them.

After the installation of the 13th Civil Defence Air Warning Facility, the relevant units of the People's Air Terminal Authority were collected. Non-exploitation must not be made in accordance with the provision for the receipt or inspection.

Article 14 Civil defence and air conditioning authorities should set a warning signal at the people's air conditioning facilities.

Chapter III Maintenance of the Civil Defence Air Warning Facility

Article 15. The maintenance of mobile and the installation of a people's air alert facility in public facilities is the responsibility of the people's air defence and air conditioning authorities, and the maintenance of other civil defence and air conditioning facilities is the responsibility of all persons or users of their buildings.

All persons or users of the buildings located in article 16 of the Civil Defence and Air Warning Facility should clearly identify institutions and specialized personnel to manage the people's air-warning facilities and establish maintenance systems and maintenance of archives to keep the people's air defence facilities in a normal position; identify the circumstances that may affect the normal use of the people's air conditioning facilities should take the necessary measures and report on the local people's air defence authorities in a timely manner.

When the power of the buildings located in article 17 is changed, the original unit or the individual and the right to be granted, or the individual shall, within 15 days of the date of the change in power, submit the case to the people's defence and air conditioning authorities for the handling of the proceedings.

The focus of the protection unit of the 18-18 civil defence and air conditioning facilities should be established to prepare a sensitisation of the defence and warning signals by the people of the unit and to report back to the local people's air defence authorities.

No unit of Article 19 and individual individuals shall be allowed to dismantle and rehabilitate people's air conditioning facilities. There is a need to dismantle, transport and must be submitted for approval by the local people's air defence authorities and re-established within the prescribed time frame. The cost of dismantlement, relocation and re-establishment is borne by units or individuals that dismantle, transport.

Article 20 builds on the safety of people's air defence facilities, and construction units or individuals should report to the local people's air defence authorities prior to the construction process and report on construction programmes and protection measures to the people's air defence authorities.

Article 21 Civil defence and air authorities should monitor, inspect and guide the management of the defence and warning facilities for the people of the present administration.

Chapter IV Use of civil defence and air warning facilities

In article 22, the defence and warning signals by the people at the time of war are determined by the local people's air conditioning service or by the superior command; the rapeutic alert signals are released by the Government of the people at the district level.

The Civil Defence Office is responsible for alerting specific organizations, implementation.

Article 23, Civil Defence and Air Warning signals are specific signals, and no unit or individual may use the same or near signals.

No unit or person shall be occupied and confused with the people's arsenal.

All persons or users of the buildings located in article 24 of the Civil Defence and Air Warning Facility shall be prepared in a timely manner and without delay, after a warrant has been given by the people's air defence signals.

No unit or individual may obstruct the sensitization of the people's air warning signals.

Sections such as radio movie television, radio management, electricity and communication should develop a programme for the transmission of the popular air alert signals to ensure the timely and priority transmission of people's air alert signals.

Radio management should guarantee the frequency required for people's air command communications.

The electricity sector should guarantee the people's air defence communications, warnings, and the supply of electricity needed to work.

The communications sector should give priority to the control lines required by the people's air defence facilities, the line, the line, the line, the medium line, and the secondary route.

Article 26 The Government of the province has established a people's anti-warning system. The municipalities (States) and the people of the counties have developed specific pilots based on local practice.

Chapter V

Article 27, in violation of this provision, provides for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following cases, warnings by the people's air defence authorities for the period of time being changed; denial of correction; a fine of up to 500 dollars for personal service; a fine of up to 1000 dollars for units; and damages by law.

(i) To deny and block the installation of a people's air-warning facility;

(ii) Removal and relocation of people's air-warning facilities;

(iii) Failure to fulfil its maintenance responsibilities under the provisions that affect the normal use of the people's air-warning facilities;

(iv) Construction involves the safety of the people's air defence facilities and has not been reported to the people's air defence authorities, resulting in the destruction of the people's air conditioning facilities.

Article 29 violates this provision, in one of the following cases, by law, by public security authorities; constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility by law.

(i) Theft, intentional destruction of people's air conditioning facilities;

(ii) Contrary to public order by releasing the people's air warning signals, distributing false risk;

(iii) Constraints that prevent people from releasing air warning signals.

Article 33 Civil defence and air authorities, as well as staff in other relevant departments, play a role in negligence, abuse of authority, inclination or other violations, omissions, which constitute criminal responsibility under the law, and is not yet a criminal offence and is subject to administrative disposition by law.

Annex VI

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