(Adopted at the 77th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Overseas Territories, held on 16 May 2011, by Decree No. 243 of 19 May 2011.

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to effectively combat geological disasters, guarantees the lives and property security of the people, sets this approach in line with the provisions of the Geological Disaster Control Regulations, the Geological Environmental Protection Regulations in the Province of San Orientale and the relevant legislation.

Article II of this approach refers to geological disasters, including natural factors or man-made activities, which endanger the lives and property of the people, landslides, mudslides, landslides, turmoils, land crusts, land sediments, and geological effects.

Article III applies to the management of geological disasters within the city's administration.

Article IV. Geological disaster prevention upholds the principle of prevention as the primary, avoiding the combination of governance.

Article 5 Community, District and People's Government have established joint mechanisms for the prevention of geological disasters, to strengthen the leadership of geological disaster prevention and management, and to organize measures in the relevant sectors for the prevention of geological disasters.

Article 6

The zones (markets), the zone resource sector is specifically responsible for monitoring and technical guidance on geological disaster control in the current administrative area. Sectors such as development reform, urban and rural construction, finance, planning, water, transport, urban public use, human defence, meteorology, education, security, tourism, parking, public safety and railway should be guided by their respective responsibilities.

Article 7 funds for the prevention of geological disasters caused by natural factors are included in the financial budget by the municipalities, districts (markets), the people of the region.

Governance costs arising from the construction of works and others that trigger geological disasters are borne by the responsible units.

Article 8

No unit or individual may impede or obstruct geological disaster control.

Chapter II

Article 10. The urban, district and territorial resource sectors should conduct geological disaster surveys in the current administrative area, in conjunction with the above-level geological disaster control planning, planning, water, transport, municipal public use, tourism, parking and rail planning, the preparation of the current level of geological disaster prevention planning and annual geological disaster control programmes, release of the approval of the Government of the current people and report back to the top-level natural resource sector.

Article 11 states (community), the people of the region should establish a system of geo-disaster vulnerability, communes, village metrics, clear responsibility for prevention, implementation of preventive measures and preparation for geological disasters. Sectors such as urban and rural construction, water, transport, urban public use, human defence, tourism, parking and rail should be able to carry out the clearance of geological disasters in the relevant areas in accordance with their respective responsibilities, and to carry out the results of geological disasters to the land resource sector by the end of the year's period of May 2009, and incorporated into the geological disaster prevention programmes at this level.

Article 12. The urban, district and territorial resource sectors should plan and conduct annual geological disaster prevention programmes based on the current level of geological disasters, which will identify geological disaster monitoring points with sectors such as rural and urban construction, water, transport, municipal public use, meteorology, parking, railways, and establish geological disaster monitoring networks to enhance dynamic monitoring of geological disaster risk situations.

Building units should strengthen geological disaster monitoring and be guided and monitored by the location's natural resource sectors by threatening construction work safety or by potential geological disasters arising from construction.

No units or individuals shall be intrusive, damaged, damaged and removed from geological disaster monitoring facilities, symbols.

Due to the fact that the construction of the project requires the occupancy, the diversion of geological disaster monitoring facilities, markings, the approval of the project's territorial resource sector and remedial measures.

Article 14. The forecasts include, inter alia, the possible time, location, scope and impact of geological disasters.

Geological disaster forecasts are made available by municipalities, districts (markets), the Land Resources Department of the People's Government of the Region and the meteorological authorities.

Any unit or individual shall not be allowed to release geological disaster forecasts to society.

In accordance with the Annual Geological Disaster Control Programme, the Government of the District shall establish a logo of the geological hazard area in the present jurisdiction and a geo-destruction footprint for geological disasters and inform relevant units and personnel in writing of the names, locations, risks, control status, emergency risk avoidance routes and safe places.

Article 16, in the period of May, the communes (communes), the communes' governments should organize townships ( Street), the village (community) and the associated units and personnel to conduct a 24-hour survey of the underlying sites of geological disasters, identify the risk and the circumstances, and should be immediately reported to the land resources sector or to the municipalities. In a particularly critical situation, the monitors can send warning directly to those threatened by geological disasters and inform the risk.

Article 17 provides for regional and local paragraphs that may result in loss of human life or major property, and the communes (communes), the people of the region should delineate in a timely manner as a hazardous area of geological disasters and provide clear warning signs.

The geological disaster risk situation has been eliminated or effectively controlled, and the communes (communes) and the people of the region should be promptly removed from the previously delineated geological disaster risk areas and be declared.

Article 18 units and individuals involved in production or construction in geological disaster-prone areas should take measures to prevent the inspiration of geological disasters.

In the geological disaster risk area, activities that may trigger or exacerbate geological disasters, such as diarrhoea, diarrhoea, extraction of groundwater, engineering construction are prohibited.

Article 19 states, the communes (communes) the people's Government has given the right to national land use in geological disaster-prone areas, which should conduct geological disaster surveys.

Article 20 works in geological disaster-prone areas (including new construction, alteration and expansion projects) should be carried out in the risk assessment of geological disasters. The construction units should submit to the planning sector a written review of the geo-disaster assessment report from the land resources sector when applying for the preparation of the construction planning licence.

Article 21, the risk assessment report of geological disasters should be available to the land resource sector in accordance with the provisions.

The national resources sector should strengthen monitoring of the risk assessment activities of geological disasters, with regular screening of the risk assessment reports of geological disasters.

Article 22 states that the Urban Land Resources Agency is responsible for the management of the geological disaster risk assessment of rural villagers in the area of geological disasters.

Article 23 builds on construction projects that are assessed or identified as likely to trigger geological disasters or may be exposed to geological disasters, and construction units should be entrusted with the mapping of geological disaster governance works and the design of geological disaster management works programmes for units that report engineering sites (markets), land resources sector backup.

The design, construction and inspection of geological disaster management works should be conducted in parallel with the design, construction, inspection. At the time of the receipt, the land resources sector should be involved.

The accompanying geological disaster management works have not been experienced or experienced, and the main works are not produced or used.

Article 24, the municipalities, districts (markets), rural and urban construction, water and human protection sectors should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, enhance the inspection of construction operations in relevant areas such as surface dehydration, underground space exhumation, and prevent and reduce the occurrence of geological disasters.

Sections such as urban, district and rural construction, water, transport, municipal utilities, parks and railways should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, enhance oversight of infrastructure construction works such as housing buildings, water, roads, urban facilities, parks and landscape zones, railway zones, and promote the implementation of geological disaster control measures to prevent the occurrence of geological disasters.

Chapter III

Article 26 City, district (community), the territorial resource sector should prepare, with the relevant authorities, an emergency geological geological geological disaster response in this administrative area, to be published after the approval of the Government of the same people.

Municipal, district (communication), the people of the region should organize a efficacy of emergency response scenarios for sudden-on-scale geological disasters, create emergency risk-recovery groups, reserve the necessary emergency relief equipment and supplies, establish shelters and provide safeguards for the seizure of disaster.

Article twenty-seventh units and individuals found to be exposed to geological disasters or to flooding should be reported immediately to the local people's Government or to the land resources sector.

Upon receipt of reports by the district (market), the people of the region or the land resources sector, an on-site survey should be carried out immediately, effective measures to prevent the occurrence of disasters or the expansion of the disaster and to report in accordance with the provisions.

Twenty-eight geological disasters occur, cities, districts (communes) and the people of the region should launch emergency preparedness scenarios for sudden-onset geological disasters in a timely manner.

Article 29, in accordance with geological disaster response needs, can mobilize personnel from the city, the district (communes), the people of the region to consign goods, transport instruments and related facilities, equipment and, if necessary, to take transportation control, organize the evacuation of the disaster, dismantle the construction of the goods that directly threaten the lives of the people or prevent the looting of the disaster. Goods, transportation instruments, facilities, equipment should be returned in a timely manner and compensated by law; and the removal of construction (construction) goods should be compensated by law.

Article 33 (market), the people of the region should properly house the affected population, make social stability work and plan and organize post-disaster reconstruction in affected areas in accordance with the needs of geological disaster situations and prevention.

Article 31, geological disasters caused by natural factors, should provide adequate support to the population who have suffered difficulties during emergency avoidance.

The responsible units should be compensated by law for the persons affected by the construction of work and other activities.

Article 32, city, district (community), the territorial resource sector should organize expert analyses of the causes of geological disasters and identify those responsible for governance.

Article 33 responsibilities for geological disaster management are difficult to identify or cause for de facto needy governance, which is organized in accordance with national provisions by the municipalities, districts (markets), the sector of land resources. Units and individuals threatened by disasters should be assisted.

Article 34, which is difficult to govern geological disasters, should organize threatened evictions of households in accordance with the actual situation, and the Government and the threatened.

Article XV The responsibility for geological disaster management should develop a programme for the implementation of geological disaster management, which was carried out by the location (market), the territorial resource sector.

Article XVI, city, district (community), the territorial resource sector should establish an alternative pool of geological disaster response institutions. Geological disaster situations, the emergency need for emergency response, which may be designated directly from the alternative treasury, and the geological disaster governance work funded by other Governments, should be determined by the required institutions through the solicitation of tenders.

After the completion of the geological disaster management work funded by the Government of Article 37, the land resource sector has been completed. Following the completion of other geological disaster management works, the responsible person should organize the clearance process with the participation of the land-use sector, which is presented to the land-use resource sector after the identification of qualifications.

Following the eligibility of the geological disaster management works in which the Government invests, the unit responsible for the management and maintenance of the land resources sector has been designated and administered and maintained by the responsible person following the identification of other geological disaster management works.

No units or individuals shall be intrusive for the destruction, damage to geological disaster management works.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, administrative dispositions of persons directly responsible and other persons of direct responsibility, which are governed by the law or dismissed by the law, resulting in geological disasters, resulting in loss of life and major property losses, which are subject to dismissal by law, and criminal liability by law:

(i) The preparation of emergency preparedness cases for sudden-onset geological disasters, or the failure to take relevant measures and fulfil their obligations in accordance with the requirements of the emergency response to sudden-onset geological disasters;

(ii) In regional and local paragraphs where pre-gemeric disasters occur, which may result in loss of human life or major property, there is no timely delineation of a warning mark for the hazardous areas of geological disasters and their announcements or border crossings that are not at risk of geological disasters;

(iii) To approve the feasibility study that does not contain the assessment of the risk of geological disasters;

(iv) Exhibition, false or disguised others to conceal, falsely report geological disasters, or unauthorized launch of geological disaster forecasts;

(v) The management and maintenance of geological disaster governance works as prescribed;

(vi) Other malfunctioning practices in geological disaster control.

In violation of this approach, the construction unit consists of one of the following acts, being modified by the time limit of the responsibility of the land-use resources sector; an end to production, construction or use, and a fine of up to 500,000 yen; and a criminal offence, in accordance with the law:

(i) Assessment of the risk of geological disasters, as provided for in the geological disaster-prone area;

(ii) The accompanying geological disaster management works are not experienced or are not qualified, and the main works are produced or used.

Article 42, in violation of this approach, does not govern construction projects that cause geological disasters or may be harmed by geological disasters, such as construction, or may be exposed to geological disasters, are governed by the land resources sector responsible for the duration of the period of time; overdue governance or governance does not meet the requirements and are governed by the territorial resource sector responsible for the period of time-bound governance, which is charged by the responsible unit and fined by more than 50 million dollars.

Article 43, in violation of this approach, imposes a fine of more than 200,000 dollars for persons responsible for individuals responsible for carrying out unrelated explosions in geological disaster risk areas, diarrhoea, construction and other activities that may trigger geological disasters. Persons responsible should be liable under the law, which constitutes an offence and is criminally liable by law; the loss of others.

Contrary and other facilities that may trigger geological disasters are dismantled by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the People's Republic of China Land Management Act.

Article 44 of the geological disaster risk assessment unit and the geological disaster management project survey, design, construction and treasury units, or the quality accident of the projects undertaken, or the absence of a request, are dealt with by the land resources sector in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 42 obstructs and undermines the control of geological disasters and impedes the enforcement of public services by State officials in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; criminalizes by law.

Article 46, in violation of this approach, provides for the development and dissemination of false information about geological disasters, forcible change and warnings; forfeiture in violation of the management of the security sector, by law by public security authorities; and for criminal responsibility by law.

Article 47 imposes, damages, damage to geological disaster monitoring facilities or geological disaster management works facilities, which are subject to the responsibility of the land resources sector to put an end to the offence, the duration of restitution or the introduction of remedies, which can be fined up to 50,000 dollars; and the criminal accountability of the law.

Chapter V

Article 48 generated geological information in the context of geological disaster control and should be transmitted in accordance with the provisions of the Geological Information Management Regulations.

Article 49 provides for the defence and mitigation of earthquake-affected disasters, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, administrative regulations and regulations governing disaster risk reduction.

The protection of flood laws, administrative regulations, and the control of flood-induced landslides, landslides and mudslides, is regulated by their provisions.

Article 50 refers to geological disaster-prone areas described in this approach to areas where geological formations, geomorphology and climate conditions are available or may occur.

The geological disaster risk area referred to in this approach refers to regional or local paragraphs where there is already a signs of geological disasters that may have occurred and which may result in higher casualties and serious economic losses.

Article 50 provides for the assessment of the risk of geological disasters, as well as for units dedicated to geo-destruction, design, construction, treasury, etc., to obtain, under the law, a certificate of qualifications issued by the Ministry of Land Resources in the province and to assume corresponding responsibilities, specifically in accordance with relevant national administrative regulations, regulations and regulations.

Article 52 is implemented since the date of publication.