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Administrative Measures On Renewable Resources, Handan City

Original Language Title: 邯郸市再生资源回收管理办法

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Removal of natural resources in the city

(Adopted by Decree No. 136 of 20 December 2010 by the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 8 December 2010)

Article 1 regulates the management and operation of recycling resources, preserves the legitimate rights and interests of the operators and promotes the recycling of recycled resources, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Economic Promotion Act.

Article II refers to the loss of previously or in part or in part of the use of values in the production and consumption of the society, which is recovered, processed and enables it to reclaim the various wastes used.

Removal resources include obsolete metals, obsolete electronic products, obsolete electrical equipment and spare parts, obsolete vehicles and their dismantling, obsolete wood and their products, distributive paper raw materials, distributive raw materials (rubber, plastics, sterilization, gynaecology, gynaecology, Maoist etc.), and stereotypes.

Article 3. This approach applies to enterprises and individual businessmen involved in recycling activities in the administration of the city (hereinafter referred to as recycling agents).

Legislation, regulations, regulations and regulations for the recycling of hazardous wastes, medical wastes, automotive cars and the recycling of solid wastes that can be used as raw materials are provided otherwise.

Article IV provides for the principle of integrated planning, rational layout, fair competition, normative functioning, and improved utilization of renewable resources.

Article 5 Recycling of renewable resources should uphold the protection of the environment, prevent pollution, improve urban profile and promote the principles of public interest and social security.

Article 6. Governments of the urban and district levels should provide policy support for the integrated use of business and renewable resources for environmental benefits.

Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should encourage, direct businesses and residents to raise awareness of the recycling of renewable resources and to reward units and individuals that have made a significant contribution to recycling of resources.

Article 7. Municipal, district (market, area) for marketing cooperatives is the competent authority responsible for recycling of resources in the Territory (hereinafter referred to as recycling management).

The Recyclical Resources Management is responsible for the management of recyclical resources throughout the city, the development of recovery standards, legal regulations and policy advocacy for recycling practitioners, the provision of counselling and information services, the construction of services that focus on the operation of the network sites, and the maintenance of an orderly operation of the recycling of resources, and the establishment of coordination mechanisms with the sectors of commerce, public safety, environmental protection, urban management, business and business, to strengthen day-to-day regulation.

Removal management in the district (markets, areas) is responsible for the management of recycling resources in the Territory and is guided and monitored by the superior authorities.

Article 8. The business sector is responsible for the implementation of national, provincial and re-entry resource recovery policies. The Conference prepares development planning for renewable resource industries with relevant sectors such as development reform, marketing cooperatives, planning, environmental protection, industrial and informationization, and is published after the approval of the municipal government.

The development reform sector is responsible for the integrated use of renewable resources and organizes the implementation of new technologies, new equipment extensions and industrialization models.

The public security authority is responsible for the recycling of the resale resources and for the management of the residues for the recovery of older metals.

The business sector is responsible for the registration management of recycling operators and supervision of the re-entry resource transaction market.

The environmental sector is responsible for monitoring the management of environmental pollution in the recovery of recycled resources.

The urban law enforcement sector is responsible for overseeing the operation of charging and influencing the operation of the city.

The working trust sector is responsible for the production guidance and oversight management of recycling enterprises.

The sectors such as finance, tax, prices, science and technology are in line with their respective responsibilities for the management of renewable resources.

Article 9 recycling industry associations are self-registered industries used for recycling of resources and receive guidance from the recycling management.

Removals of renewable resources should join the Association of Renewable Resources Industries.

ADRE should develop industrial norms and monitor strict enforcement of membership units, reflecting the recommendations and requests of its members, and maintain the interests and interests of the industry in accordance with the law.

Article 10 Renewable resource recovery management should organize integrated arrangements with the relevant sectors for recycling enterprises and web sites to coordinate community recovery sites (points) and concentrate on the construction of sites.

Planning in the new residential area should be designed to reserve the sites required for community recovery sites (points) in accordance with the development planning of the recycling industry.

The housing area that has been built is provided by the Street Office with the premises required for community recovery sites (points); sites cannot be provided, consultations with the recycling management and the establishment of mobile recovery sites (points).

Article 11. The establishment of the Community Renewal Resource Recycling Station (point) shall be in compliance with the following requirements:

(i) Harmonization of the planning base for environmental sanitation without prejudice to community profiles;

(ii) The necessary non-proliferation, protection of leakage facilities, such as perimeter walls, roofs, without prejudice to the community environment;

(iii) The area of land is adapted to the extent of community radiation.

Article 12. The operators of the recycling of resources (points) shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Recycled residues shall not be stored outside the premises on a daily basis;

(ii) No form of processing of production activities outside recycling sites;

(iii) There shall be no change, simulation of the appearance and mark of the recycling of resources;

(iv) No change in the location of the recycling site (point);

(v) Strict implementation of regulatory provisions such as fire prevention, security and safety, with the necessary fire facilities.

Article 13 focuses on the distribution, processing, distribution, storage and storage of regeneration resources.

Recycling enterprises and centralizing sub-categories should have the following conditions:

(i) Comparison with public premises such as residential, hospitals, schools and office areas;

(ii) There is a wall block without prejudice to the urban profile;

(iii) Ground hardness and transport roads are open;

(iv) Reclassification of living resources and measures to prevent the stigmatization environment, such as reassistance and leakage;

(v) Regular poisoning;

(vi) fire prevention, firefighting facilities.

Article XIV does not create any form of re-entry resource operators within 200 metres of schools, hospitals, water sources and large-scale mining enterprises.

The agencies and business units should establish a re-entry resource recovery system, resale resale resources and increase resource utilization.

Article 15. Removal operations of re-entry resources should be carried out in accordance with the law and in accordance with business registration procedures.

Article 16 Recycling operators shall, within thirty days of the acquisition of a business licence, process back-to-life resource management.

Recycling the operators of the production of obsolete metals should also be made available to the public security authorities in the area of operation within 15 days of obtaining a licence of business.

Article 17 Removals of natural resources shall be submitted to:

(i) A request for review signed by a legal representative of the enterprise;

(ii) A copy of the business licence;

(iii) The identity of the legal representative of the enterprise;

(iv) The location of the operation.

Removal of natural resources is subject to the following information:

(i) Removal of the list of corporate branches;

(ii) A request for a request signed by a legal representative of the enterprise;

(iii) A copy of the licence of the branch;

(iv) The identity of the heads of branches;

(v) The location of the branch's operating space.

Article 18 Recycling of life-saving resources can be made available, inter alia, for recycling, recycling and recycling of fixed locations.

Renewable resource recovery operators can provide access to safe and fast-track recovery services through information interaction with units and individuals, including telephones, the Internet.

In the resident area, re-entry activities may not affect the normal life of the population.

In the recovery, storage, transport, treatment and treatment of recycling resources, the recycling of natural resources should take the corresponding measures, such as coverage, perseverance, maintenance and integrity, to prevent the occurrence of spoilers, rivers, spillovers, inequitable proliferation, explosive and human health.

Removal resource operators should take immediate clean-up measures to maintain sanitation in the context of regenerational resource transport.

Article 20 mobile buyers engaged in recycling of resources should be sent to the Reproduction Industry Association, such as real registration of names, residences and identification numbers, to the location's public security authority by the Institute of Removal Resources.

A unified marking management, such as recycling sites (points), recyclers and transport tools, can be made accessible in the urban area by specialized transport vehicles with unified numbers.

Removal resource flows cannot be made available in the main cities. Specific approaches are developed by the re-entry resource recovery management with the public security sector.

Article 21, when the recycling of older metals is productive, should be registered on the name, quantity, specifications, oldness. The saler should be inspected as a unit by the source of proof and the name of the sale unit, the name of the licensor, the place of residence, the identity card number, and the person of the sale should be identified and, if registered, the name, place, identification number.

Registration information should be kept for at least two years.

Article 22 Removal operators and mobile purchasers shall not acquire the following items:

(i) Urban utilities, such as well-ewell, ric;

(ii) Specialized equipment, such as railways, oil, electricity, communications, mines, water, measurement, fire facilities, which are not legally justified.

(iii) Firearms, ammunition, fuel, prone to explosions, dangerous substances, remnants of war, and radioactive hazards (including chemistry, etc.).

(iv) The various hazardous items included in the national control catalogue.

(v) Documentation provided by the State.

(vi) The public security authorities are informed of the searches of stolen and suspected items.

(vii) Laws, regulations prohibit other items recovered.

Article 23 Government of the urban and district levels encourages units and individuals to invest in the development of technology with high levels of technology and the integrated use of craft-based renewable resources. In accordance with the relevant provisions, preferential policies for enterprise, project and technological transformation of high-new technologies are available.

Article 24 projects for the integrated use of renewable resources for scientific and technological development, consistent with conditionalities, can be prioritized in municipal and district-level science and technology plans and funded.

Article 25 enterprises that are integrated in the use of renewable resources, receive tax relief in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, which, in addition to the provision by the State, should be used for recycling of resources, should not be diverted.

Article 26 Recycling operators engaged in the recycling of vehicles and other vehicles should be in line with the State's regulations governing the recovery of vehicles and other vehicles.

Article 27 recycling operators, in their operations, found that public security authorities were informed of the seizures or of the items suspected of theft, should be reported immediately to the local public security authorities.

Article 28, in violation of article 15 of this approach, stipulates that no business licence has been obtained under the law and that the business administration is punished by law.

Article 29 consists of one of the following acts, which is being corrected by the recycling management responsibility for the period of time, which is not later commuted and fined by US$ 500 to 2000:

(i) The operators are not required to process back-to-life resource management procedures;

(ii) The mobile purchaser engaged in recycling of re-entry resources has not been able to register personal information in practice;

(iii) No uniform marking management of recycling sites (points), recycling and transport tools;

(iv) Non-stop shopping, processing, dispersion and storage of reactive resources;

(v) Registration data for the recovery of older metals of production are kept for less than two years;

(vi) Removal of natural resources (points) violates the provisions of Article 12, subparagraphs (i) to (iv).

Article 33, in violation of article 14, paragraph 1, provides that the establishment of a re-entry network of resources is carried out in violation of the provisions of article 14, which is to be dismantled by a time limit imposed by the city's authorities, which is later not dismantled, may be subject to a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 31 violates article 12, paragraph (v), article 16, paragraph 2, article 20, paragraph 3, article 21, paragraph 1, and article 22 of this approach, which is punishable by public security organs in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China and the relevant legal provisions, and constitutes criminal liability under the law.

Article 32 of this approach refers to metal material and metal products used for construction, rail, electricity, communication, water, defence, transport, mining, extractive oil, urban utility facilities and their production, construction and dismantling, which have lost their original or full use of values. Specific scope is implemented in accordance with national classification standards.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2011.