(Adopted at the 13th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chilin Province on 16 November 2010, No. 226 of the People's Government Order No. 226 of 21 September 2011)

Article 1 regulates the management of the Restructuring of the Geological Environment of Mines, guarantees the re-establishment of the geological environment of the mines, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mines Resources Act, the Mineral Resources Exploitation Registration Scheme, and develops this approach in conjunction with the province's practice.

Article 2. Responsibilities for the recovery of geological environmental governance in mined areas, as described in this approach, refer to mining rights in the process of mining resources to restore governance obligations to the mined environment and to funds earmarked for the storage of banks (hereinafter referred to as “guide”).

Article 3. Minors who engage in mineral resource mining within the territorial administration must be stored in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article IV is responsible for monitoring the storage, use and supervision of the bonds at the district level.

Article 5 guarantees are specifically used for the protection and governance of the geological environment of mines, such as mining resources, landslides, landslides, landslides, slacks, aquifers, and physical landscape damage, and the rehabilitation of the geological environment of mines, such as geodesy.

Article 6. Exploitation of mineral resources related to the maintenance of water, the protection of property, the confiscation of forested wood, land and grassland, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 7. The management of the bond is governed by the principles of all enterprise, government regulation, exclusive storage and exclusiveness.

Article 8. Minors' governance of the restoration of the geological environment of mines should be based on the principles developed in the protection, protected in the context of the development of the protection and the protection of the governance of the mining side.

Article 9. The mining owner must deposit the deposit of the bank of the bank accounts designated by the territorial resource administration at the site of the mine, which is certified by the territorial resource administration authorities of the country; the mining authority must, in the administrative area above the district, deposit the deposits of the bank accounts designated by the top-level territorial resource administration authorities at that location, be certified by the territorial resource administration authorities of the country.

Article 10. The amount of storage of the bond is determined on the basis of the proposed budget for the rehabilitation of the governance work proposed by the geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programme in the mines.

The duration of application of the geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programme for the mined mountains is determined on the basis of the length of service and the mining plan; after the completion of the production of the geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programme for the mine, a five-year revision shall be made to the sub-deployed mines.

The proposed budget for the rehabilitation of governance in the revised geological environmental protection and governance programme for mines is based on changes in the amount of the bond storage.

Article 11

The criteria for the development of geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programmes in mines are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Guidelines for the Development of Geological Environmental Protection and the Restoration of Governance Programs (DZ/T0223-2011).

After the completion of the geological environmental protection and governance recovery programme in the mines, the Land Resources Authority that issued mining licences should be provided within 5 days.

Article 12 expands the size of mining sites, changes in the scope of mines, mines or mining methods, and mining rights should reproduce geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programmes for mines, and storage bonds in accordance with the approved engineering estimates.

Article 13. Guarantees of the amount of 500,000 dollars (50 million) or less than five years of mining licences shall be one-time storage; guarantees of more than 50 million dollars, and the mining licensor will be able to submit to the territorial authorities responsible for the deposit of the depository pledges.

Substantial storage bonds are divided on an average scale of storage at the length of time of the exploitation or the effective time limit for mining licences. The number of periods should not exceed four times, and the amount stored at the first time would not be less than $500,000.

Article 14. The mining rights are transferred by the mining owner and their bonds and interest are transferred with the transferee. The portion of the bond has not been stored is supplemented by the transferee in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

From the date of the right to mining, the transferee has assumed the corresponding obligation to promote environmental protection and governance.

Article 15. Before the closure and closure of closed pitslots, the mining owner should complete the task of restoring the geological environment of the mines.

Article 16 has one of the following cases: the Land Resources Administration may draw all or the corresponding portions of the bonds and, through the solicitation, allow a company with a corresponding engineering qualifications to replace the mining power and carry out the rehabilitation of the geological environment of the mines:

(i) The mining authority does not fulfil its governance recovery obligations, and the authorities of the Land Resources Administration have issued 60 days without governance;

(ii) After a partial recovery of governance by the mining poweror, which declares that the restoration of governance continues;

(iii) Governance recovery works are not eligible, and the administrative authorities of the Land Resources are responsible for the recovery of time-bound governance, and the mining authority has not reached the standards after they refuse to implement governance recovery or governance recovery.

Article 17 guarantees and their interest are not sufficient to complete the restoration of governance in the environment of the mines, and the costs incurred by the authorities of the Land Resources Administration for the recovery of the mining licensor; the balance of payments and interest is left to the mining owner.

Article 18 The mining owner shall apply to the authorities of the Land Resources Administration for the recovery of the project after the completion of the sub-governance rehabilitation work or the rehabilitation of all governance.

Business entrusted by the Land Resources Administration to replace the mining authority with the completion of the governance rehabilitation work should apply to the authorities of the Land Resources Administration for the recovery of the work.

The territorial resource administration authorities shall organize the completion of the work test within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the receipt of the request.

Article 19 Restructuring of the geological environmental governance component of the mines or full eligibility, the authorities of the Land Resources Administration shall, within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the eligibility, draw the corresponding parts or all the guarantees and their interest.

Experience has not been qualified and the authorities of the Land Resources Administration should inform the mining authorities in writing within 10 working days of the end of the receipt and give them the responsibility to continue implementing governance in accordance with established governance standards.

Article 20 supervises the restoration of bonds for geological environmental governance in mines, as well as provides by the State.

Article 21, Staff of the Land Resources Administration, in violation of this approach, provides for the purpose of playing negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, in accordance with the law, and the administrative disposition of the responsible person in accordance with the law; in the event of a serious crime, criminal liability is held by law.

Article 2 The Ecological Restoration of Governance Standby Management Approach, enacted on 17 July 2006, was also repealed.