(Summit No. 107 of the Government of the People's Democratic Party of the New summer of 8 December 2011 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 40 of 8 December 2011 of the People's Government Order No. 40 of the Honduran Autonomous Region, effective 1 February 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to protect meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments and to increase the level of meteorological forecasting, forecasting, develop this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, the Nigela Self-Government Zone Meteorological Regulations.

Article II applies to the protection of meteorology facilities and meteorological detection environments within the administrative region of the self-government.

The protection of meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments is also provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article III refers to meteorological facilities referred to in this approach, such as meteorological detection facilities, special meteorological information transmission facilities and large-scale meteorological technology equipment, including metable meteorological facilities and unaccountable meteorological facilities.

This approach refers to environmental spaces necessary to avoid disruptions and to ensure that meteorological detection facilities receive accurate meteorological detection information.

Article IV. The principles of integrated planning for meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection, prevention of ownership, classification protection and sub-management.

Article 5

More than zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the protection of meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments in the current administration.

Relevant sectors such as rural and urban construction, public safety, environmental protection, radio management should be treated in accordance with the division of duties and be co-ordinated meteorological facilities and meteorological exploration for environmental protection in accordance with the law.

The meteorological stations affiliated with other relevant sectors of the people's government at the district level should be equipped with the protection of the meteorological facilities in the sector and the meteorological environment and be guided, monitored and operated by the same-level meteorological authorities in their meteorological work.

Article 7. Governments and meteorological authorities at the district level should strengthen awareness-raising education on meteorological facilities and meteorological detection of environmental protection, and raise awareness among the public in society about the protection of meteorological facilities and the meteorological environment.

Chapter II Protection measures

Article 8. More than zonal meteorological authorities should develop professional planning for meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection with relevant sectors such as development reform, housing urban and rural construction, land resources, environmental protection, and be organized by the current people's Government after approval.

Professional planning for meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection should be integrated into urban overall planning and town planning. Relevant sectors such as housing rural and urban construction should seek advice from peer meteorological authorities when organizing detailed urban, town planning and control planning.

Article 9. More than zonal meteorological authorities should establish protection signs at a significant location of meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection areas, indicating the scope of protection and protection requirements.

Any unit or person shall not destroy or otherwise destroy the environmental conservation mark through the movement of meteorological facilities and meteorological exploration.

Article 10 prohibits any unit or person from carrying out the following acts against meteorological facilities:

(i) Expropriation, destruction, unauthorized mobile meteorological facilities or the confiscation of meteorological facilities;

(ii) Activities that endanger the safety of meteorological facilities in the vicinity of meteorological facilities, drilling, storing, exhumation, and access to land;

(iii) Intacting, installing, storing, blocking items not related to meteorological detection in meteorological facilities;

(iv) Use, disrupt and disrupt the communication channels of transmission facilities dedicated to meteorological information;

(v) Establish sources of interference that affect the use of large-scale meteorological technology equipment;

(vi) Other hazardous meteorological facilities provided by the Department of State meteorological authorities.

Article 11 prohibits the use of the following activities in the context of meteorological environmental protection:

(i) The creation of barriers, the conduct of explosions and the use of stones;

(ii) Set up high-FM electromagnetic radiation devices that affect the effectiveness of meteorological detection facilities;

(iii) Other practices affecting meteorological detection.

In the event of the destruction of meteorological facilities and meteorology environments, the multi-zone meteorological authorities should report to the current people's Government and propose governance programmes in a timely manner, and the people's Government should organize rehabilitation and governance in a timely manner.

The construction, expansion and alteration of construction works in Article 13 should avoid endangering the climate detection environment. Indeed, it is not possible to avoid that the construction units should submit the following relevant material in advance to the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area:

(i) The overall planning map for the construction, which should be mapped in detail to the high altitude of the building, the high level of construction, breadth and data materials such as the most recent distance from the meteorological detection site, the Cape Verde and the Raceong;

(ii) In relation to radio systems, the technical parameters for radio equipment should be provided;

(iii) The Department of State Meteorological Authorities and Meteorological authorities in the self-government area provide for other material to be submitted.

The detection environment of the national baseline climatic stations, the basic national meteorological stations, and the Meteorological Authority of the self-government area should transmit the material to the Department of State meteorological authorities within 20 days of receipt of the request. The detection environment, which belongs to other meteorological stations, should be decided by the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. The approval of the decision by the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area should be informed of the corresponding measures required by the construction units, and the reasons for the decision to be taken without approval.

Construction units cannot be built without approval by the Department of State meteorological authorities or by the Meteorological Authority in the autonomous areas.

Article 14. Such activities are required, and the relevant sectors such as urban and rural construction, radio management, such as the Government's housing at the district level, should require the construction units to provide the relevant approval documents under article 13 of this approach.

New construction, expansion, alteration projects relate to administrative licence matters that endanger the environment of meteorology, and without the consent of the meteorological authorities, authorities such as development reform, housing rural and urban construction and land resources may not be approved or approved.

Chapter III

The location of meteorological stations and the placement of their facilities should be maintained for long-term stability. No unit or individual may be relocated to meteorological stations without approval.

In order to implement urban planning or national focus construction, the following conditions should be met:

(i) Access to new sites for the relocation of meteorological stations;

(ii) Requirements for the relocation of meteorological stations;

(iii) The proposed relocation of new sites is in line with the Meteorological detection environmental protection standards;

(iv) Other conditions established by the Department of State meteorological authorities and Meteorological authorities in the self-government area.

In accordance with the conditions set out above, the construction unit is submitting the material to the Meteorological Authority of the self-government area. The national baseline climatic stations, national basic meteorological stations, national general meteorological stations should be transferred to the Department of State meteorological authorities within 20 days of the date of receipt of the request; and the need for the relocation of other meteorological stations, the Meteorological authorities in the self-government area should take decisions within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. There should be reasons for the decision of the Meteorological Authority in the autonomous area.

Article 16, with the approval by the Department of State meteorological authorities or the Meteorological Authority of the self-government area, should be observed on a year-long basis between the new, old sites, in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State Meteorological Authorities.

The application for the relocation of national baseline climatic stations and national basic meteorological stations should be submitted in advance for two years.

Chapter IV Oversight inspection

Article 17 The municipal, district (market, district) meteorological authorities in the establishment area should report on the protection requirements of meteorological facilities and meteorology environments in this administrative area to the current people's governments and the top-level meteorological authorities, and transmit to the same-level development reform, housing urban and rural construction, land resources, radio management, environmental protection.

The scope of protection of the meteorological detection environment, changes in the standards of protection, and the meteorological authorities in the districts, districts (communes, zones) should reproduce the sectors listed in the preceding paragraph in a timely manner.

Article 18, in surveillance inspections of meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection, meteorological authorities may take the following measures:

(i) To request the inspectorate or the individual to provide documents, notices, information and access, excerpt or reproduction;

(ii) A request to the inspectorate and the personnel to explain and clarify the issues and to produce a query;

(iii) Access to field investigations, evidence;

(iv) A person who is responsible for the suspension of the offence by the inspectorate or a person;

(v) Other measures that may be taken by law.

More than Article 19 meteorological authorities should be equipped with meteorological facilities in accordance with national quality standards and technical norms, and establish a sound and timely monitoring and reporting system.

Article 20 should establish a system of reporting by more meteorological authorities in the district, with public reporting of telephone numbers, communications addresses or email boxes.

The Meteorological authorities should be treated in a timely manner by law and will respond to the results.

Chapter V

Article 21, in violation of this approach, undermines or unauthorized access to mobile meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection signs, warnings by more than zone meteorological authorities and fines of tens of thousands.

In violation of this approach, one of the following acts is committed by meteorological authorities to stop the violation by virtue of their competence, to restore the status quo or to take other remedies, and to impose a fine of up to five thousand dollars; to pay damages under the law; and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) Expropriation, destruction or unauthorized access to mobile meteorological facilities;

(ii) To engage in environmental activities against meteorology in the context of meteorological environmental protection.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides for the abuse of authority, negligence, infrastructural fraud by more meteorological authorities and other relevant sector staff, resulting in serious damage to meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments, which are punishable by law; and criminal liability is lawful.

Article 24 punishes the unlawful use of land in the context of meteorological detection of environmental protection or the absence of construction planning, construction permits in violation of construction.

Annex VI

Article 25 Protection of the facilities and the environment for the detection of meteorological stations belonging to other relevant sectors of the population at the district level is implemented in the light of this approach.

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