(Summit No. 53 of 10 February 2011, Order No. 53 of 10 February 2011, No. 53 of the Government of the Plurinational State of the thirteenth People's Government of the State, held on 14 January 2011)

Article 1 enhances the management of garbage in urban areas, raises the level of quantification, resourceization and irreversibility of urban life, and develops this provision in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Pollution of Solidal Wastes, the People's Republic of China Recyclical Economic Promotion Act, the Hygiene Towns Act.

Article 2 refers to the classification, classification, transport and classification of urban garbage, in accordance with the composition of urban garbage, the value of use and environmental impacts, and to the implementation of classifications, classifications, transport and classifications, as required by different approaches.

Article 3. This provision applies to the administrative streets within the city's administration, the building of the town's Government's seat and other regions where urbanization is managed.

Article IV. Urban garbage should be guided by the principles of pre-emptability, gradual and progressive implementation.

The city of 2012 should establish a well-established system for the collection of urban garbage.

The specific area of implementation of urban garbage classification is defined and published by the urban administration executive authorities.

Article 5 Regional, district-level urban management administrative authorities are responsible for the management of urban living garbage in the current administrative area.

Street offices, the Government of the Towns is specifically responsible for the management of urban garbage in the Territory, in accordance with the division of duties.

Other relevant administrative authorities perform their duties in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The management of re-entry resources (recoverable residues after classification);

(ii) Education administration authorities are responsible for the promotion and promotion of the classification of urban garbage in schools, kindergartens;

(iii) Environmental administration authorities are responsible for guiding the recycling and treatment of hazardous waste (after classification of hazardous waste), catering waste, and for enhancing the recycling of hazardous waste, catering waste, and processing oversight management;

(iv) The executive authorities responsible for strengthening the supervision of media campaigns such as radio stations, television, newspapers, journals and public advertisements on urban garbage;

(v) The planning of administrative authorities to include urban sanitation professional planning that includes urban garbage classification planning elements into urban planning and to use appropriate facilities through planning, pre-reservation and control.

Article 6 Community Residential Commissions, the Commission of the owners and the business sector should promote and mobilize units and participate actively in the classification of urban living.

Article 7. The urban management administrative authorities shall, in accordance with the overall urban planning, work with the relevant sectors of development reform, trade, land tenure, environmental protection, rural and urban construction, planning and development, in accordance with the organization of work of the urban garbage, of urban sanitation professional planning, which should include the transfer of living waste, construction arrangements for end-of-service facilities, locations, scales and approaches.

Article 8. Governments at all levels should arrange specific funding for the management of urban garbage, technological innovation for recycling and the construction and maintenance of the facilities concerned, and include the budget of the current people's Government.

Article 9. Administrative authorities for urban management at all levels and executive authorities, such as education, the publication of culturally broad-based information, and health, should strengthen public awareness of the classification of urban living wastes and increase the awareness of the garbage of living in urban areas.

The operators or administrators of public and public transport instruments, such as press booths, land, airport, vehicle stations, terminals, tourist sites, sites, sites, and sites, should take various forms of advocacy for the classification of urban living waste.

Street offices, the Government of the Towns should organize urban garbage promotion and training efforts to guide community dwellers' councils, business owners committees, and business-service enterprises in urban garbage promotion activities.

Schools should actively participate in the promotion of urban garbage classification in the context of educational teaching activities.

Article 10 The public information media, such as radio, television, newspapers, journals, etc., should arrange public information on the classification of garbage in urban life, in accordance with relevant regulations, regulations. The media are developed and implemented in accordance with the specific requirements of the urban administration authorities.

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(i) Recyclables, including garbage used for appropriate recovery and resources not contaminated in garbage, such as paper, plastics, glass and metals.

(ii) Meal kitchen garbage, including catering in garbage, kitchen garbage and organic garbage in the trade market, such as food transactions, production of foods, vegetables, Guang nuclear, etc.

(iii) Harmful garbage, including substances that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment in garbage, such as waste batteries, deductive batteries, waste lighting, discarded medicines, insecticides, invalid paints, day-to-day use, wastewater products, old-electronic devices and electronic products.

(iv) Other garbage, including living garbage other cities other than recycling, hazardous garbage and meals, such as large-scale garbage and other conferencing, polluting, hard-called plastics, glass, paper, plumbing, wood, metals, sland. Large-scale garbage refers to a large, holistic nature or to the need to dismantle residues, including furniture and household electricity.

Article 12

The collection of containers imposes a liability regime. In accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The development of new zones, the rehabilitation of the old city and the collection of containers for urban living garbage in new residential areas, which are responsible for the development of construction units;

(ii) Urban living garbage collection containers in commodity residential areas administered by the property industry;

(iii) Urban garbage collection containers of units, which are responsible for producing units or using units;

(iv) Urban garbage collection containers in public places, which are vested by local authorities or operating management units.

Urban garbage collection containers in other regions other than the preceding paragraph are vested in district, district-level urban management administrative authorities.

A responsible person should maintain good and normal use of the urban garbage collection container. The installation of urban garbage collection containers should be in line with the requirements of the Urban Environment Facility (HPS) of the Ministry of Housing and Rural Development. The container surface should be clearly marked and the mark should be in line with the State's standard of living garbage.

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Article 14

(i) Recyclables should be sold to recycling sites or to recyclable containers;

(ii) Harmful garbage should be given to hazardous garbage recovery sites or to the hazardous garbage collection container;

(iii) The kitchen garbage should be surrendered to the kitchen garbage;

(iv) Other garbage should be returned to other garbage-gathering containers, with large-scale garbage should be collected on the basis of the provision for prefabricated recycling sites or the sanitary operating units.

The municipal administration authorities should develop and publish classification methods, classification guidelines, implementation rules, etc. for urban garbage and regular revisions.

Article 15. Reclassified urban living garbage should be collected separately, prohibiting the collection of garbage collected in urban life.

Recyclables and hazardous waste should be collected on a regular basis, and cooking and other garbage should be collected on a daily basis.

Harmful garbage collected after classification should be based on the requirements of the Pollution Control Standards for Hazardous Wastes, to be established by regional, district-level urban management administrative authorities for the construction of hazardous waste storage sites.

Article 16 of the classification of urban garbage collected should be classified as transport and prohibiting the transport of garbage collected urban life.

Harmful waste transport after the classification should be subject to national regulations relating to the transport of hazardous wastes and dangerous goods.

The transport of catering and other garbage is vested in the various districts, district-level transport convoys responsible for or commissioned businesses with a residence permit for the transport of garbage and, in accordance with the routes designated by the urban administration authorities, the garbage is transferred to the garbage disposal site.

Article 17 shall be disposed of by recycling the use of enterprise or resource-based enterprises.

Hazardous waste should be disposed of by enterprises with a corresponding hazardous waste operating permit.

The kitchen garbage and other garbage in meals should be disposed of by the urban management administrative authorities of the living garbage.

Article 18 collects, stores, processing, disposal management methods for the collection, storage, disposal and disposal of catering for garbage in restaurants are developed by the municipal environmental administration authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the strict control of waste.

Article 19: In the course of the collection, transport and disposal of urban garbage, sanitary operations should take effective polluting measures to prevent the generation of secondary pollution. Recyclable resale and storage shall not be carried out in public regions such as humans, greenland and recreational areas.

The disposal of hazardous waste must be in line with national provisions relating to the collection, storage, transport and treatment of hazardous wastes.

Article 20 governs the administration of cities, the integrated urban administration and the street offices, the Government of the Towns should establish and improve the oversight inspection system for the classification of urban living wastes and conduct regular oversight inspections of urban living garbage.

Article 21 provides incentives for units and individuals that contribute significantly to the classification of urban garbage.

Article 2

Article 23 introduces a statistical system of urban garbage. The units involved in urban garbage operations should complete the collection, transport and disposal of information corresponding to urban living garbage and regularly report to the urban administration authorities.

The urban management administrative authorities should provide a summary of information on the classification of garbage throughout the city and make statistical information on the classification of urban garbage in the first quarter of the year.

Article 24, any unit and individual found a violation of this provision, has the right to report, complain to the urban administration authorities or to the integrated urban administration authorities. After receiving reports, complaints, the receiving sector should promptly investigate and deal with the law and inform the reporting person or the complainant of the results.

In the process of receiving reports, complaints, it was found that there was a violation of provisions such as hazardous waste, the collection, transport and disposal of garbage, and that the reporting, complaints should be transferred promptly to transport administrative authorities or environmental administration authorities.

Article 25, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, punishable by the Integrated Law Enforcement Authority of Urban Management by:

(i) In violation of article 12, paragraph 2, of the present provision, the time limit is being changed and the fine of up to 30,000 dollars is imposed on the garbage collected containers that have not been established under the regulations.

(ii) In violation of article 12, paragraph 4, of the present article, paragraph 4, which does not maintain the good and normal use of the urban garbage collection container, the time limit is being changed and the impossibility is imposed by a fine of more than 1000 dollars.

(iii) In violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the present article, which does not classify the garbage of urban life, shall be corrected and the person is fined for a fine of 500,000 dollars per cubic metre and less than 1 cubic metres.

(iv) In violation of article 15 of the present article, there is no requirement to classify the order being corrected and to impose a fine of 500,000 dollars.

(v) In violation of article 16, paragraph 1, paragraph 3, of the present provision, it is not subject to a provision for the classification of transport, a change of responsibility and a fine of more than 500 dollars.

(vi) In violation of article 17, paragraph 3, of the present provision, the period of time has been changed without the authorization to admit and dispose of the garbage of urban life and the fine of €50 million.

(vii) In violation of article 19, paragraph 1, of the present provision, the commissibility of recycling and storage in the public region is redirected and fined by more than 500 dollars.

The public information media, such as radio, television, newspapers and journals in this city, do not provide for the classification of public goods in urban life, as set out in article 10 of the present article, which is fined by the Integrated Administrative Law Enforcement Unit in the city's cultural market by over 2,000 yen.

Article 27, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, punishable by the environmental administration authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations:

(i) The transport of hazardous waste violates national provisions on the transfer of hazardous wastes;

(ii) Hazardous waste garbage is not disposed of as prescribed.

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Article 29: Administrative authorities for urban management, integrated urban administration, other relevant administrative authorities and street offices, the Government of the town and its staff are not performing or incorrectly performing the functions related to the management of urban garbage, one of the following cases, are being redirected by an exemption authority or an inspectorate authority; in serious circumstances, by virtue of the law of the ombudsman or supervisory authority responsible for direct responsibility; and the criminal responsibility of the judiciary is transferred:

(i) The promotion of education by providing for the classification of urban garbage;

(ii) The development of urban garbage management planning, as prescribed;

(iii) The establishment of urban garbage collection containers and operation and disposal facilities, as prescribed;

(iv) Failure to establish a monitoring inspection system or to perform oversight duties under the law;

(v) The lack of disaggregated information feedback and public mechanisms, or the lack of timely feedback and information on the classification of garbage in public cities;

(vi) Reports, complaints of urban garbage violations that are not dealt with in a timely manner by law or are not promptly communicated to the complainant;

(vii) Instruction in private fraud, abuse of power, corruption, neglect, non-compliance with statutory responsibilities by law, which undermines the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations.

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