(Act of the 102th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of South Africa, 26 October 2010, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 32 of 2 November 2010 No. 32 of the Decree No. 32 of 2 November 2010 on the South African People's Government, effective 1 January 2011)

The Government of the city has decided to amend the provisions for the distribution of cement and prefabricated concrete management in the city of South Africa as follows:

Article 2 adds to paragraph 2 as follows:

Article 5 adds to paragraph 2 as follows: “Every construction works, such as roads, transport infrastructure, and small-scale roads developed in the home area, which are used as paints, shall be used by prefabricators and shall not be assembled on the construction site”.

This decision is implemented effective 1 January 2011.

The Southern Inn city dispersed cement and prefabricated concrete management provisions are re-published in accordance with this decision.

Annex: The Southernen City Condition cement and Pregnant Land Management Provisions (Amendment 2010)

(Act No. 2 of 15 January 2001 by the Government of the Republic of South Africa, on the basis of a second amendment to the Decision of the Government of the People of the Southen City of 18 January 2004 on the revision of the provisions of the Decision on the Development of Consequences and Problem in Southern Innin City, in accordance with the decision of the Government of South New York of 23 May 2005 to amend the provisions of the Convention on the Development of the Southern Condition and Pregnant Land Management of the Government of the Republic of South Africa, in accordance with the Decision of 1 April 2008 on the amendment of the third amendment to the Constitution of the Government of the Territory.

Article 1, in order to accelerate the development of cement and prefabrication, save resources, protect the environment, guarantee the quality of construction works, improve the efficiency of the economy and social benefits, and develop this provision in line with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

Article 2 applies to the dissemination of cement and prefabricated concrete production, operation, transport, use and related oversight management activities within the scope of the city.

The prefabricated concretes referred to in this provision include precision.

Article 3. The municipal industrial and information-policy authorities and municipal administrations are the executive authorities responsible for the management of cement and prefabricant management in this city. Its responsibilities are:

(i) Follow-up and implementation of the relevant guidelines, policies and legislation, regulations, regulations and regulations for the separation of cement and prefabrication in the State, the autonomous region and the city.

(ii) Develop and implement development planning and annual plans for the discrete and prefabricated sectors in the Territory.

(iii) Monitoring of the production, operation, transport and use of cements and prefabricated buildings.

(iv) To collect, manage and use specific funds for the discharge of cement, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

(v) Information exchange, advocacy, operational training, statistics and new technologies, new processes and extensions of new equipment.

(vi) Coordination to address the problems associated with the discharge of cement and prefabricant management.

The municipal distributing cement management and municipal prefabricated concrete management are responsible for the specific work of distributing cement management and prefabricant management.

The relevant sectors, such as planning, environmental protection, quality technical supervision, are responsible for the dissemination of cement and prefabricant monitoring management in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV construction works within the area established by the city and other regions determined by the Government of the city must be matched by the provision for the use of cements and prefabricant blocks.

The city's people's Government can adapt to the needs of urban development by using the regional scope of the construction work that is mixed and prefabricated.

Article 5: The following construction work must be carried out using precisions:

(i) Focusing construction works, water conservation projects, municipal works, transport infrastructure construction works and small residential areas developed by photos;

(ii) Construction works in crowded neighbourhoods and schools;

(iii) A one-time blend works for other construction works over 6 cubic metres.

Construction works such as roads, transport infrastructure, small-scale roads in the form of photo-development should be used to steer and not be assembled on the construction site.

Article 6

(i) Focused construction works, municipal works and small-scale residential areas developed by photos, with a proportion of more than 90 per cent of the use of cement.

(ii) Construction works area of more than 1,500 m2 or more than 300 tons of cement, with the proportion of the use of cements exceeding 80.

The producers of cement products, prefabricated concretes, etc., should use all the cements.

Article 7 requires the use of prefabricated construction works in accordance with article 5 of this Article, which should include prefabricant use requirements in construction solicitation documents and construction contracts.

Article 8

(i) Pement production enterprises are charged with dedicated funds at a metric tons of cement (including paper kits, simulation kits, pouchers, etc.).

(ii) Construction units, cement-use units, etc. producers of cement products, and the use of a metric tons of cement for each purchase.

In addition to the provisions of the State, the self-government zone, any unit and individual may not be allowed to change the scope and criteria or to pay special funds.

Article 9. Specific funds to be paid by the Cement production enterprise shall be charged by the municipal distributing cement management body; specific funds to be paid by the construction units and the cigarette producers, etc., shall be charged or commissioned by the municipal distributing cement management body.

Article 10. Specific funds to be paid by cement production enterprises shall be approved at a monthly pouch for the sale of cements, which shall be dispersed by 10 April. Specific funds paid by cement production enterprises are shown in management costs.

The dedicated funds to be paid by the construction units are paid by the construction units at the time of the processing of the construction of the construction of the project, in accordance with the amount of the Pement for the distribution of cement management in the city. The construction work uses a cement or prefabricated concrete less than the proportion provided for in Articles 5 and 6 of this provision, and the earmarked funds for advance are not returned. The earmarked funds paid by construction units are considered to be the cost of construction.

The specific funds to be paid by cement-use units such as the producer of cement products are approved in the previous annual cement volume, and the distributing of cement management in the city by 15 of the first month of each quarter. The earmarked funds paid by the cement use unit are shown in the management costs.

Article 11. The construction units shall review the use of prefabricated concretes and the payment of earmarked funds in accordance with the provisions of Articles 5, 7, 8 and 8. The departments concerned have found that the solicitation documents and construction contracts do not expressly predify the requirement for concrete use or do not prepaid earmarked funds, and should require the construction units to explicitly predify the requirement for concrete use or pay specific funds in the solicitation documents and construction contracts.

Article 12 Construction works have already been used by the provision for the use of cement or prefabricant concretes, which have been completed within 30 days of the completion of the construction unit's purchase of the original certificate of distributing cement or prefabricated concretes, and have resulted in the application of specific funding liquidation procedures to the municipal distributing cement management authorities.

The cement-use units, such as the producer of cement products, have already been used as a provision for the use of cements and, by 31 January of each year, purchases of the original voucher of the cement, apply to the municipal distributing management authorities for the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures.

The newly constructed, expanded and renovated cement production enterprises should be equipped with the distributing facilities, distributing facilities, which are not required by the relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with the release of more than 70 (concluding 70). Existing cement production enterprises should be given more than 50 times to the overall capacity for cement production within the period specified by the administrative authorities.

Article 14. Advantages for new construction, expansion, alteration of prefabricated concretes for productive enterprises should be in line with the requirements for development planning for the prefabricated sectors. Urban planning, environmental sectors should be consulted in writing before approval by the municipal authorities for the construction of administrative authorities; no approval is given to the non-compliance with industrial development planning requirements.

Article 15 envisages the introduction of a qualitative management system for the production of concretes. A new production enterprise may engage in prefabricant production activities, following the acquisition of a licence for business of a corporate person and the establishment of a prefabricatory production certificate issued by administrative authorities.

Article 16 shall ensure that their products meet the quality standards set by the State.

Production, operation, transport and use of cement should be equipped with automated harvests, measurement of the accurate distribution of cement, storage facilities. The facility should meet environmental requirements and national standards.

The construction industry should purchase precisions from prefabricated companies with the treasury creativity certificate.

Article 17

(i) The establishment of a sound quality assurance system and the full implementation of standardized operations;

(ii) The production of prefabricated buildings in accordance with construction engineering design requirements;

(iii) Use of qualified raw materials;

(iv) The sale of prefabricated precisions that are tested;

(v) Provide prefabricated vouchers to use units;

(vi) Regular monitoring of the quality of products by law.

The prefabricant production company shall be required to file a case with the prefabricated local authorities within 15 working days from the date of the contract for the purchase of exclusive purchases with the off-growth (sale).

Article 18 Specific funds collected by the municipal dispersal cement administration should be included in financial management, with special funds earmarked for the implementation of the two income and expenditure line management, prohibiting crowding, intercepting, misappropriation and private allocation of funds.

The municipal finance, auditing sector should strengthen monitoring and inspection of the collection, management and use of earmarked funds.

The scope of the use of earmarked funds should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State, the autonomous region. Specific funds are used to invest in fixed-term assets and to update them, and are processed in accordance with increased national capital funds.

Article 19

(i) The use of prefabricated blends as prescribed;

(ii) The use of prefabricated supply of productive enterprises without legal qualifications.

There should be no completion of the engineering clearance process, but no testing or testing of non-qualified construction works should be carried out by the gendarmerie entity.

Article 20 does not make use of prefabricated residues in accordance with article 5 of the present article, which is modified by an administrative authority's order and is fined by a sum of 500,000/multi-metres, up to 50,000 dollars.

Article 21, in violation of the provisions relating to the use of cements, is subject to penalties imposed by the authorities of the municipal industry and the information system:

(i) No separation of cement shall be used in proportion to the proportion provided for in Article 6 of this Article, with a fine of 20 ktonnes/tons of the proportion below the prescribed amount, with a fine not exceeding 5 million dollars.

(ii) Unless special funds are paid in accordance with Article 8 of this Article, the time limit shall be paid in full and a lag of 0.5 per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per day from the date of lag. The following fines were imposed on the special funds of lagana.

(iii) The use of deceiving or distributing special funds such as forfeiture, conversion, concealment, destruction of invoices for the sale of cements, the payment of earmarked funds, lags, and the imposition of fines by more than 50 times the amount of earmarked funds.

Article 2

In violation of article 16, paragraph 3, of the present provision, the purchase of prefabricated concretes for productive enterprises without the prefabrication of the Concrete Production Entrepreneurship Certificate, with the construction of administrative authorities responsible for halting their purchases and imposing a fine of up to 50,000 dollars, in accordance with their purchases.

Article 24, in violation of article 17, paragraph 1, subparagraphs (ii), (iii), (iv), prefabricated concrete production enterprises do not produce precisions, use of non-qualified raw materials, sale of untested prefabricated prefabricated precisions, by the municipal quality technical supervision authorities responsible for the cessation of violations and fines of more than 500,000 dollars, in serious circumstances, recommends that the quality management reduce the level of qualifications or cancel the certificate of qualifications.

Article 25, paragraph 2, provides that the prefabricated pro-independence certificate for the use of polycults for the production of enterprises has not been provided for in the prescribed case and has been converted by the municipal authorities to the time limit; and that it is not later rectified, with a fine of up to $20,000.

Article 26 provides for issues specific to the application of the present article, which is interpreted by the municipal industrial and informationized authorities, and by the municipal authorities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 27 of the present provision is carried out from the date of publication.