(Act No. 118 of the People's Government Order No. 118 of 6 February 2004 No. 118 of the New Boighur Self-Autonomous Region, issued on 20 May 2011 at the 22th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the Tigong Autonomous Region, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 169 of 18 June 2011 for the publication of implementation effective 1 August 2011)

Article I, in order to strengthen the defence of mine-conferencing, avoid or mitigate losses of disasters, protect the life of the people and the security of the State, social property, develop this approach in line with the People's Meteorological Act, the Department of State Meteorological Disaster Defence Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, in the administrative area of the self-government, engages in mine-conferencing activities that apply.

Article 3 of this approach refers to incidents of loss of life and property resulting from direct attacks, mine electromagnetic loads, intrusion, intrusion, and intrusion of electricity; alleged mine-elect protection products, which refer to retroactive devices, trawls, electrical protection devices, and other products used for the defence of hydro-renewables; and to the total title of the mine-facilitative facility consisting of mine-fare products and other connects.

Article IV provides a preventive approach to the defence of mine-conferencing, sector-based and social participation.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of the mine-conferenhance disaster defence, organize relevant departments to take effective measures for the defence of mine-conferenhanced disasters and increase the capacity of mine-electric disaster defence.

Article 6. The Meteorological Authority of the self-government zone is responsible for the management of the organization for the defence of the entire region. The state, city (terior), district (community) meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of the Organization for the Defence of Electrical Disasters in the current administration, under the leadership of the senior meteorological authorities and the people's Government. Districts without meteorological authorities (markets) are responsible for their disaster defence.

The relevant sectors, such as housing and rural and urban construction, public safety, business, and quality technical supervision, are responsible for the work related to mine power defence within their respective responsibilities.

Article 7. Meteorological authorities in the self-government area should prepare disaster defence planning in accordance with the principles of rationalization, information sharing and effective use, establish a mine-electronic monitoring early warning system and conduct research, application and mine-elect risk assessment in mine power defence techniques.

Re-electable disaster defence planning should include defence principles and basic requirements, disaster situation analysis, priority defence, defence measures, disaster monitoring, early warning engineering.

The meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities should enhance monitoring of mine power and its corresponding disaster weather.

Article 8 should establish the scope of the mine-electric protection facility:

(i) One, second, third and three types of defence buildings and constructions provided for in the Guidelines for Buildings Prevention and Management;

(ii) Production, operation, storage facilities and locations of hazardous items such as oil, chemical, and gas;

(iii) Electricity, communication, radioTV, information systems and other important social public facilities;

(iv) Laws, regulations, regulations and regulations and related technical norms require the installation of other places and facilities of the mine-facilitative facility.

Article 9. The installation of a mine-electronic protection facility should be carried out by the agencies involved in the mine risk assessment operation on the basis of national standards and technical norms for disaster risk reduction; the design and construction of a mine-farm protection facility should be carried out in accordance with the type of defence established by the assessment.

The mine-facilitative device should be designed in parallel with the main works, with construction and inspection.

The specialized design, construction, testing and implementation of national standards and technical norms for mine defence.

Article 10 units engaged in the professional design, construction, testing and testing of a mine-electronic protective facility shall obtain a certificate of qualifications issued by national or autonomous meteorological authorities in accordance with the management authority and procedures, and shall be designed, constructed, tested within the corresponding qualifications.

The establishment of construction works designs, wage quality certificates issued by the housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities could be carried out within the authorized strength of the construction of the construction of the construction of the construction of a electrical protection facility.

Meteorological authorities or housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities shall not require units engaged in the design and construction of a mine-electronic protective facility to duplicate the design, wage certificate.

Article 11 organizes sectors reviewed in the design of new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) construction documents, which should be consulted by meteorological authorities on the design of a mine-elected protection facility; and complete inspection of new construction, alteration, expansion (constrain) construction, and should be accompanied by the identification of a mine-facilitative device and the participation of meteorological authorities.

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The construction units of the Re-Electronic Protection Unit should be constructed in accordance with the design documents reviewed; the construction units of the Ra-Electronic Protection Unit should be entrusted with testing of units with the qualifications of the mine-electronic protective devices.

The hidden works of the mine-electronic protection facility should be tested on a case-by-case basis. The testing is not qualified and should be submitted in a timely manner to the construction units for written changes and reporting to local meteorological authorities. The mine-facilitative device test unit is responsible for its authenticity of the testing reports.

Article 14. The units for the use of the mine-electronic protective devices should take effective measures to keep the day-to-day maintenance of the mine-promotion protection facility and to entrust units with the testing of qualifications in the mine-electronic devices with regular safety testing. The mine-facilitative devices at hazardous environmental sites are detected every half a year, and other mine-facilitative devices are tested every year.

Meteorological authorities should strengthen monitoring of the use of mine-elected protection devices and identify security features of the mine-electronic protection devices and should provide written advice to the user units on the replacement of deadlines.

Article 15. Therapeutic protection products should be in accordance with national quality standards; the import of mined electricity protection products should be in compliance with national mandatory standards.

The production, sale, use of State orders for phase-out or non-qualified mine-protected products are prohibited.

Article 16 prohibits the commission of the following acts:

(i) Removal, counterfeiting or use of paints, the design, construction, testing of qualifications, and the inspection reports of the mine power protection devices;

(ii) Provision of false information, intentional use of false information or concealing true information in the design, construction, testing of mine-electric disaster devices.

Article 17, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being corrected by the responsibility of the above-mentioned meteorological authorities in the district (market) and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars:

(i) The installation of a mine-electric protection facility should be denied;

(ii) In mined areas, tourist sites or construction (construction) where they are used, facilities are installed separately in mine-electronic protection devices without the design or completion of inspection by meteorological authorities.

Re-protected devices for new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) construction, design documents do not receive advice from meteorological authorities, unauthorized delivery, or the meteorological authorities do not participate in the completion of the inspection, have been used to do so with a fine of up to $300,000.

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Article 19 Production, sale, use of national orders for phase-out or non-qualified mine-protected products are punishable under the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 20, Meteorological authorities and their staff, in the design, construction, testing of quality certificates for nuclear power protection devices, clearance of the design of mine-electronic protection devices, conduct of the completed inspection of the mine-electile protection devices, provocative fraud, negligence, abuse of power by their authorities or supervisory bodies, and, in serious circumstances, administrative disposition of the direct responsible and other direct responsible personnel, in accordance with the law, and criminal liability.

Article 21, in violation of the provisions of this approach, shall be subject to other acts of legal responsibility, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

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