(Adopted at the 46th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Honour, 11 July 2011, No. 127 of 22 July 2011, published from the date of publication)

In order to strengthen the supply of coal and the procurement of reserve awards, article 1 encourages and oversees the normal supply of electrical coal, the normal procurement reserve of gasoline for fire-based enterprises, and ensures the safe supply of electricity and the normal functioning of the economy, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

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Article 3. The principle of a combination of the supply of coal and the procurement reserve for the management of emergency situations.

Article IV The supply of coal and the procurement reserve should be integrated into the public interest of the society, the interests of the ITU and the interests of the fire industry.

The development of long-term mechanisms for the sharing of the benefits of the coal supplying and fire-based enterprises, risk sharing, mutual insurance and co-development.

Article 5 Provincial Economic and Informationization Commission, provincial price offices and the Office of the National Electricity Regulators Commissioner of the National Electricity Regulators Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Metropolitan Authority) shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, oversee the management of electrical coal supply enterprises, fire-hydro electricity supplies and procurement reserves.

The relevant administrative authorities, such as provincial finance, inspection, quality technical supervision, should work in line with their respective responsibilities in the management of electrical coal supplies and procurement reserves.

The municipalities (at the state, land) people's governments and the provincial-level people's governments and their economic and information management should, in accordance with their responsibilities, be able to oversee the management of electricity coal supplies and procurement reserves.

Article 6 Electrical coal supply enterprises should supply coal in accordance with plans and contracts.

The fire-based enterprises should comply with the rules governing the operation of the electricity market, strictly implement the electrical coal procurement plan and the power-building plan, implement electricity supply contracts and guarantee the requirement for electrical coal reserves.

Honourly State grids should provide normal electricity for the production of electrical coal to complete the electrical feeding scheme.

Article 7. The Provincial Committee on Economic and Information should strengthen the movement control management of electrical coal supply enterprises, the supply of fire hydro and the procurement reserve. The relevant units, such as the Metropolitan Company, should be assisted.

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Article 9, in addition to the provision otherwise provided by the State, shall implement the following provisions:

(i) The number of days available for the dry water period (October to April each year) is less than 10 days;

(ii) Abund water period (May-September each year) with no less than 7 days.

In exceptional cases, the Provincial Committee on Economic and Information could make special provisions for the storage of hydroelectric enterprises, and in advance written notification of fire-electric enterprises.

Article 10 shall be communicated on a daily basis to the Provincial Committee on Economic and Informationization, the Metropolitan Authority and the provincial power movement trading agencies to the source of electricity, procurement, electricity coal consumption, consumption and reserves for the previous day.

The Provincial Committee on Economic and Information should be made public, once a week's first working day, to determine the completion of the production and storage of electrical coal and to receive feedback.

Article 11. The Provincial Committee on Economic and Information, subject to confirmation by the fire-based enterprises, publishes a monthly total amount of the fire-electric reserves, the number of days available for the storage of coal, the difference between the electrical reserve mandate or the planned requirements, and conducts an examination with the Provincial Agency of Prices, the Metropolitano.

In the case of the Provincial Economic and Informationization Commission, the Provincial Agency for Prices, the Metropolitan Authority, the Office of Honour of Metropolitan State, according to the requirements for the operation of the electricity grid, field verification of the storage of fire-electric enterprises was organized in due course. They should be synergistic and should not be denied, obstructed and disrupted.

Article 12 Specific approaches are provided by the Government of the Provincial People.

Following the publication of weekly electricity procurement and reserve tasks, the provincial economic and information committees were redirected to the hydro business liability orders that had not been completed; fire-based enterprises that had not been completed for two consecutive weeks would be interviewed by the holder of the fire industry and would inform their parent group companies.

Article XIV, in addition to the force majeure factors such as natural disasters, imposes a fine of $20 to 200 per metrics on the basis of the management authority of the Ministry of Economic and Information, or the municipality (at the state, place) the Government of the People's Government (PAA) and the management of the economy and information that, in accordance with the authority of management, the supply of electricity less than planned.

Article 15. After the publication of monthly electricity and reserve tasks or plans for the completion of the operation, the Provincial Committee on Economic and Information may impose a fine of $20 to 200 per metrics per metric ton for the reasons of the fire-based enterprise itself for which it is not required under Article 9.

Article 16 does not comply with the rules governing the operation of the electricity market, which is redirected by the Honour of Metropolitan Authority in accordance with article 31 of the Electricity Regulatory Regulations; refuses to correct the fine of more than 1 million yen; distributing power operational licences to direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities;

Article 17 provides false electrical procurement and storage documents, information or documents that conceal important facts, information and information, which are converted by an act of responsibility under article 34 of the Electricity Regulatory Regulations; refuses to correct; fines of more than 500,000 dollars at the expense of 50,000 yen to the extent that they are directly responsible and other direct responsible personnel are punished by law.

Article 18 fire-electric enterprises violate the power movement control rules without justification being carried out in accordance with the power-building plan and dispose of the person directly responsible and other direct responsibilities by law.

Article 19 Provincial Committee on Economic and Informationization, provincial price offices, secret state power offices, and staff from the relevant State bodies, abuse of authority in the management of electrical coal supply and procurement reserves, provocative fraud, sterilization, and failures, have not been criminalized and disposed of by law.

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