(Adopted at the 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Faro City on 30 December 2010 and published from the date of publication No. 75 of 6 January 2011 by Decree No. 75 of 6 January 2011)

In order to follow up on the letter of the Executive Office of the Department of State on issues related to the preparation of the regulatory clean-up work and the letter of the Executive Office of the People's Government of the Province of San Sussi Province on issues related to the Government's regulations and normative documentation clearance, the Government of the Rule of Law has accelerated its efforts to fully promote the rule of law, and the Government of the city has cleared the existing effective 47 government regulations and decided to repeal the seven Government regulations and amend the 29 Government regulations.

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Government regulations (29) that determine changes

(i) Personnel dispute arbitration approach in the city of too-source (No. 18)

Amend article 51 as follows: “The parties and the persons concerned have one of the following acts in the arbitration process, the Arbitration Commission has criticized education, order change and, in the event of serious circumstances, the relevant authorities, in accordance with the law:

“(i) Contrary to arbitration activities and impede the exercise of the functions of the arbitral staff;

“(ii) To reject the provision of documentation, information and other material;

“(iii) Provision of false information;

“(iv) Combat reprisals against arbitration staff, arbitration participants, witnesses and assist the enforcement.”

Article 54 was amended to read: “The question of the specific application of this approach is explained by the Urban Human Resources and Social Security Agency”.

(ii) Modalities for land reserves in the city of au-Prince (No. 19)

Article 1 was amended to read: “To the stock of land assets, to optimize land resource allocation and to rationalize land use, to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the approach to the implementation of the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China and the relevant legal regulations”.

Article 3 should be amended to read: “The land reserves referred to in this approach refer to the Government's prior collation or development of State-owned land, including through the recovery, acquisition, replacement and collection, in accordance with the provisions and statutory procedures of the law, regulations and regulations, and the allocation of land resources in line with the overall planning of land resources in land use and urban areas”.

Article 6 was amended to read: “All collective land needs reserves must be governed by the law.”

Article 7 should be amended to read as follows:

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

Amend article 9 (v) to read: “The Government collects;”

Article 10, paragraph 1, was amended to read: “The use of land that is unknown to the Government, land and land confiscated by law, and land recovered directly by the Urban Land Reserve Centre”.

(iii) The provisional management approach (No. 25) for external advertisement positions in the city of too-au-Prince.

The title will be amended to read: “The method of management for the use of remunerated positions in expatriate positions in Port-au-Prince”

Article 1 was amended to read: “In order to strengthen the placement and management of advertisements outside the city, regulating the use of expatriate positions in order to develop this approach in accordance with relevant national laws, regulations”.

Article 3 should be amended to read: “The Government of the city entrusts the Urban and Rural Planning Bureau with the implementation of the scheme. Sectors such as the city and the municipality of congestion of sanitation, housing and rural-urban construction, urban governance, parking and public safety are assisted in the implementation of this approach in their respective duties.”

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

Delete article 18, paragraph 4.

(iv) Technical provisions for urban planning management in Port-au-Prince (No. 27)

In order to strengthen and regulate urban planning management in the city of Orientale, the implementation of the overall urban planning is guaranteed, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Urban and Rural Planning Regulations in the Province of San Susion, the overall planning of the city of Port-au-au-Prince and the relevant national technical provisions, norms that combine the reality of the city.”

Article 42 was amended to read: “The specific application of this provision is explained by the Rural and Urban Planning Bureau of the city of Port-au-Prince”.

(v) The management of oxidized sulphur hexaoxide (No.

Article 5 should be amended to read: “The executive authorities of the municipal environmental protection administration carry out integrated monitoring of the oxid trade. Sectors such as development and reform, economic and informationization, the rule of law, finance, and prices are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities for the oxidized transaction.

(vi) Administrative error of accountability for staff of the administrative organs of the city of au-Prince (No. 33)

Amend article 1 to read: “To transform the course of work, uphold the administration of justice in accordance with the law, improve administrative effectiveness, guarantee the proper, timely, fair and efficient administration of the executive branch and its staff, prevent and correct administrative misperceptions, and develop this approach in accordance with the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Monitoring Act, the Civil Service Act of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations”.

Article 4, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “Integrated management of civil servants by the human resources and social security sector in accordance with the statutory responsibilities”.

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

(vii) The management approach to posting out-of-school advertisements in the city of too-au-Prince (No. 34)

Article 1 was amended to read: “In order to eliminate urban turmoil, incceration, posting of minor advertisements, to create an environment of excellence, integrity, civilization and hygiene, to shape modern urban image, to consolidate the integrated settlement of my city, to develop this approach in the light of the provisions of the Law on Justice Management of the People's Republic of China and the approach to the care and sanitation management of the city of Port-au-Prince”.

(viii) The social use management approach in the city of too-au-Prince (No. 38)

Article IV, paragraph 3, was amended to read: “The Government of the city is responsible for the management of the social use of the system in the context of their respective responsibilities in the areas of housing and rural-urban construction, planning, education, culturally broad-based information publication, business and business.

(ix) Methods for the disposal of incidents of sexual protection against public order in the city of too-to-au-Prince (No. 40)

In order to preserve the social stability of the province, to guarantee the normal public order and the road transport order, in accordance with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Consequences, the People's Republic of China Act on Security Order Management of the People's Republic of China.

(x) Managing the landscape area in the area of the Rivero City (No. 41)

In order to improve the ecological environment, to improve the quality of human habitat, to enhance the management of the area of landscapes in the area of the Yuo River city, to better protect, utilize and develop the resources of the landscape area, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the State Department of State's Windhoek Regulations.

Article 5 was amended to read: “The Urban Housing and Urban-Rural Construction Commission is the administrative authority for priority protected areas in the river area. The management of the tropolitan area is entrusted by the municipal administration to focus on the building and day-to-day management of protected areas.”

(xi) Urban sculpology management approach in Port-au-Prince (No. 42)

Article 1 was amended to read: “To strengthen urban sensitization and increase the number of urban cultural goods, to promote urban sensitivities for healthy development and to harmonize them with the overall urban environment, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Urban and Rural Planning Regulations in the Province of San Francisco”.

Paragraph 3 of Article 5 was amended to read: “Final and rural-urban construction, housing, education, culturally broad-based information publication, urban-friendly sanitation, urban parking, gardening, public safety, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, assist in the management of urban sensitivities”.

(xii) The management of property rights in the city of too-source (No. 44)

Article 1 was amended to read: “In order to regulate property transactions, promote reform of the property rights system, optimize resource allocation, prevent loss of State assets and promote economic development in the region of too-to-au-Prince, and develop this approach in the light of relevant national provisions”.

(xiii) Consumption of fuel coal contamination in the city of too-to-au-Prince (No. 45)

Article IV, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “The administrations such as housing and rural-urban construction, urban management, quality, business and coal, in line with their respective responsibilities, work related to the prevention of coal contamination”.

(xiv) Green Line management approach in the city of au-Prince (No. 47)

Article 17 was amended to read: “In violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of this approach, the administrative law enforcement authorities in urban and rural management are punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Urban Greenization Regulations”.

(xv) The pre-emptive management approach to environmental responsibilities in Port-au-Prince (No. 48)

Article IV, paragraph 3, was amended to read: “The relevant sectors such as planning, environmental protection, public safety, business, city administration, parking and planting are coordinated with the supervision of pre-prime environmental responsibilities in line with their respective responsibilities”.

(xvi) The administrative organs of the State of the city of au-Prince and their staff are not responsible for the accountability approach (a pilot) (No. 49)

The title will be revised to read: “The executive organs of the State of the city and their staff are not accountable”

(17) Decision-making hearings on important matters of concern to the Government of the Faro City (a pilot) (No. 50)

The title will be amended to read: “Ass of decision-making hearings on matters of major concern to the Government of Port-au-au-Prince”

(xviii) Provisional provision for the accountability of administrative organs and their staff members in the city of too-to-au-Prince for environmental acts (Act No. 52)

The title will be amended to read: “The accountability of administrative organs of the city of Arizon and their staff for environmental acts”

Amend Article 10 (i) as follows: “Every executive organ at all levels shall be responsible for the validation of the organization, with the establishment of an institution of conduct.

“Responsibility to hold the organization consists of heads of departments, such as leadership, inspection, rule of law, human resources and social security. The primary responsibility is to decide whether verification, review or review verification reports, and to take decisions;

“The body consists of staff in the inspectorate, the rule of law, human resources and the social security sector, with the primary responsibility for receiving complaints, prosecution, complaints, verification of damage to the political environment, drafting verification reports, making observations.

Amend Article 13 to read: “The specific application of this provision shall be interpreted by the Municipal Monitoring Agency”.

(xix) Establishment of a large commercial network hearing approach in the city of au-Prince (No. 53)

Article 7, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “The Government plans to establish a large commercial network point to organize hearings by the municipal business administration authorities and to apply the decision-making hearings on matters of major concern to the Government of the Faro City”.

(20) Business credit information collection and management approaches in the city of too-source (No. 56)

Amend Article 7 (i) as follows: “Development and reform, economic and informationization, housing and rural and urban construction authorities provide information on the production, operation licence, investment and other awards, etc.”;”

(xxi) The management of civilian buildings in Port-au-Prince (No. 58)

Article IV, paragraph 3, was amended to read: “Development and reform, economic and informationization, finance, planning, housing, etc., in line with their respective responsibilities, are managed in conjunction with construction festivals”.

(xii) Regulatory approach to facilities for road wells in the city of Port-au-Prince (No. 59)

Article IV will be amended to read: “The urban and rural management authorities are responsible for the supervision of well-seated facilities.

“Partners such as planning, housing and rural-urban construction, public safety, integrated urban management enforcement, quality technical supervision should be aligned with the oversight management of well-facilitated facilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.”

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

(20 ter) Environmental protection management in catering and recreation services in the city of too-source (No. 61)

Article IV, paragraph 3, was amended to read: “Protection, housing and rural-urban construction, business, rural and urban management, health, urban sanitation, commerce, public safety, etc., undertake environmental protection in catering services in accordance with their respective responsibilities”.

Article 10, paragraph 1, should be amended to read: “The catering and recreation services shall be registered with the executive authorities of the environmental protection in accordance with the provisions of the law and shall receive an emission licence or a provisional release licence; shall be registered with the urban and rural management authorities, shall receive a drainage licence and shall be obtained in accordance with the types, concentrations and quantity of pollutant subject to the licence”.

(xxx) Misident Transport Management Provisions in Port-au-Prince (No. 62)

Article 5 was amended to read: “Energy engaged in the transport of vehicles being renovated by the municipal economic and informationized administrative authorities through tendering and made public to society”.

(25) The construction and management of radio and television facilities in the city of too-source (No. 64)

Article 3, paragraph 3, would be amended to read: “Development reform, finance, planning, housing and rural and urban construction, urban governance, gardening, prices, public safety, in line with their respective responsibilities”.

(xxvi) Safety evaluation and management requirements for earthquakes in the city of Origin (No. 69)

Article IV, paragraph 3, should be amended to read as follows: “Development reform, housing and rural-urban construction, planning, land resources, urban management, etc. shall be carried out within their respective responsibilities”.

(27) The provision for the management of housing leases for non-indigenous households in the city of au-Prince (No. 70)

Article 25 should be amended to read: “The non-indigenous household population shall be offered to present a residence certificate when it comes to the construction of housing and rural and urban areas, housing, civil affairs, human resources and social security, education, family planning, business and health-related matters.”

(xviii) The application of the Green Transition Promotion Regulation in Port-au-Prince (No. 71)

Amend Article 11 as follows: “The city housing and urban-rural construction sector should highlight the scale of renewable energy applications and the diversification, energy-efficient structure and encourage the use of the same energy management model”.

Article 14.

Article 17 should be revised as follows: “The urban human resources and social security, correspondence, housing and urban-rural construction, finance, health, tourism, material, culturally broad-based news publication, etc., should be developed around requirements such as the establishment of government green management, green letters, green procurement, green office, green hospitals, green tourism, green culture, green services, etc.”.

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

Article 51 was amended to read: “The relevant departments and their staff members of the Government of the city, the city, the city, the city, the district, the municipality of the Republic and its staff are in violation of the provisions of this approach and are held accountable under the relevant provisions of the National Administration and its staff administration of the city of Port-au-Prince, the administrative error of responsibility of the staff of the administration of the city. This constitutes an offence punishable by law.”

(29) The approach to the protection of cultural names in the city of too-to history (No.

Article 6 has been amended to read: “Development reform, housing and rural-urban construction, land-based resources, housing, urban administration, finance, parking, water, culturally broad-based information publication, religion, civil affairs, tourism, etc., are protected in accordance with their respective responsibilities by the historic cultural occupies”.

The formulation of the terms of the authorities and the relevant sectors in the other provisions of the Regulations is accordingly revised.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.