(Adopted at the 47th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sihan, 2 June 2011, No. 104 of the People's Government Order No. 104 of 10 July 2011, published as of 15 August 2011)

Article 1, in order to regulate the management of sand resources, strengthen the development of the use and protection of sand resources, promote the sustainable use of sand resources, protect the ecological environment, and develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mines Resources Act, the People's Republic of China Rivers Regulation, the Mini Province Mineral Resources Management Regulations.

Article 2

Individuals have been able to extract a small number of sands from 50 cubic metres, which may not be subject to mining permits.

Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen the protection of sharia resources within the present administration, uphold the principles of harmonization of planning, rational layouts, restructuring structures and adaptive mining.

Article IV is responsible for the management of sand resource extraction and processing within the current administration.

The authorities, such as the land, water, public safety, environmental protection, finance, forestry, business and safety production monitoring, perform oversight functions related to sand resources in accordance with the law.

The Government of the city has established the Integrated Governance Management Committee for Watersheds (Sinfore), which is responsible for the development of uniform coordination of the use and protection of sand resources throughout the city.

Article 5 is responsible for the development of plans for the use and protection of sharia resources in the current administration region, the delimitation of the area of sampling, the preparation of geological storage reports, the approval of sand stocks and the establishment of a reasonable scale of exploitation.

Article 6. Mining rights of sand resources are granted in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State by means of reimbursable use, such as tendering, auctions and walls.

The new construction of sand resource extraction project should be in line with the development of the use and protection planning of sand resources.

Article 7. Accreditation shall be submitted to:

(i) The mining rights application for registration and the mining scope map;

(ii) Integrated exploitation of mineral resources;

(iii) The environmental impact evaluation approval document;

(iv) Report on the evaluation of security production approved by the Safety Production Monitoring Administration;

(v) The right to mining shall be paid for confirmation;

(vi) A pre-approved letter or a licence for business;

(vii) Geological reports and assessment of resource reserves and documentation that are adapted to the scale of exploitation;

(viii) Geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programmes;

(ix) Laws, regulations stipulate other material to be submitted.

Extrad sands from the river should also be submitted to the relevant approval documents of the water administration authorities.

Article 8. The hunt resource management shall, within 40 days of the date of receipt of the mining right application, make a decision to grant registration or not to grant registration. In granting registration, the applicant shall, within 30 days of the date of receipt of the notification, register and receive a mining licence as a mining owner by the approval of the licensee, as required, for the purpose of paying a mining right; and shall not grant registration, the approval of the licensee shall give the applicant a written statement.

Article 9. Income management of the mining power price is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 10 Minors shall pay the royalties for mining and mineral resources in accordance with the law.

Article 11. This city introduces a system of geo-enhanced environmental guarantees for the extraction of sand resources.

Upon the end of the mining activities, the mining holder shall be closed to the relevant provisions and undertake land reclaims, vegetation rehabilitation and environmental protection, and, after the identification of qualifications by the relevant sectors of the zonal resource management body, the payment of compensation shall be returned; the receipt is not qualified and the guarantee shall not be returned.

Article 12. The mining authority shall be exploited in accordance with the approved programmes and shall perform, in accordance with the law, the procedures for the annual inspection, change and etc. of mining rights.

Article 13. Mining rights shall not exceed three years. Mining licences are effective and need to continue mining, and the mining owner shall be required until 30 days of the expiry of the mining licence, until the registration of the licensee conducts the process of continuing registration. The mining owner was not subject to a continuous registration process and the mining licence was repealed.

Article XIV prohibits the use of sand mining activities in special protected areas such as basic farmland and potable water sources, which are established by law, natural protected areas, winds, forest parks and special protection areas such as the water basin.

This approach has already been implemented in the context of the provision in question, and should be stopped. For the procedures already under way, a mining licence is obtained by law and is duly compensated by the Government of the people at the location of the licensee; it is prohibited by law.

Article 15. Violations of this approach stipulate that the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations are punishable.

Article 16 Deminants do not carry out land reclaims or revegetation in accordance with prescribed closed pits, and are subject to imprisonment by the original registration licensor to order their pitslots, take corrective measures to restore the status quo; reject the correctness and impose a fine of up to $3000 million for individuals and impose a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the unit.

Article 17 consists of one of the following acts by a staff member of the Al-Haram Al-Sharif or other relevant departments, administratively disposed of by their superior administrative organs or inspection bodies by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) The approval of mining resources and the issuance of mining permits in violation of this approach;

(ii) Non-compliance with the law and punishment of mining;

(iii) Non-performance or failure to properly perform oversight functions;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Mining permits granted by law are granted and the authorities of the superior people are entitled to withdraw.

Specific issues in the application of this approach are explained by the Integrated Governance Management Committee of Watersheds (Senin).

Article 19 of this approach is implemented effective 15 August 2011.