(Adopted at the 46th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Province of Sangi on 24 January 2011, No. 189 of 31 January 2011, by the People's Government Order No. 189 of 31 January 2011, issued since 1 March 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strictly regulate the conditions for the safe production of non-coel mines, is governed by a licence for the safe production of production of non-coal mines and, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the Security Productive Permit (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) of the Department of State.

The non-contributor mined enterprises in this province's administration must obtain a safe production licence under the law. No production activity shall be carried out without a safe production permit.

The non-contributor mined enterprises described in this approach include metal-free-metallic mines and their end deposits, geological exploration units, extractive construction enterprises, oil gas enterprises.

Article 3: The following licences for the safe production of non-coel mines are issued and administered by the provincial security production supervision management:

(i) Non-tane mined enterprises that are not included in the National Security Productive Regulatory Authority issued a licence for safe production in the centrally administered area;

(ii) Enterprises for non-contributor mines and their end deposits for open-door mining in the province, across the municipality of the zone;

(iii) The mining of a non-contributor mined enterprise and its end-of-the-clock;

(iv) Provincial halved water mining enterprises;

(v) Explore construction enterprises for non-contributor mined mines extracted under the land area and for non-coal mining miners that were extracted by the province;

(vi) Provincial geological exploration units;

(vii) At the end of the mining bank (including four).

Article IV: The following licences for the safe production of non-coel mines are issued and administered by the provincial security production supervision management for the establishment of the zone's safe production control management:

(i) The end-of-size mines and their fifths, which are extracted by the following open-ended mines;

(ii) The mining of construction enterprises for non-contributor mines that are extracted by the province as follows:

(iii) The following geological exploration units;

(iv) The province is owned by the following halved water mining enterprises;

(v) There are other non-coalter mined enterprises with a fifth terminal.

Article 5: The following licences for the safe production of non-coel mined enterprises are issued and administered by the provincial security production supervision management (markets, zones) for safe production supervision management:

(i) brick bwine selves (grounds);

(ii) To extract sands;

(iii) The province is the following geothermal, temperate and mining enterprises.

Article 6. The provincial security production supervision management shall make a notice of the safety and productive management of the authorized establishment, district (communes, zones) (hereinafter referred to as the awarding authority) and the content of its licensed security production licence.

The provincial security production supervision management should be responsible for the conduct of a security production licence by the licensee. The licensee, within the scope of its mandate, implements a security production licence in the name of the provincial security productive management, and may not be entrusted to other organizations or individuals for the safe production licence.

Article 7.

Chapter II Application and admissibility

Article 8.

(i) A non-coal mined enterprise under article 3 of this approach, which makes an application to the provincial security production control authorities;

(ii) The non-contributor mined enterprises under article IV of this approach, which apply to the safe production management of the enterprise's location;

(iii) Non-tane mined enterprises provided for in article 5 of this approach apply to safe production management in the location of the enterprise (markets, areas).

Article 9. Non-tane mining enterprises shall apply for a safe production licence and shall submit the following documents, information:

(i) Applications for a safe production licence;

(ii) Reprinted copies of business licences or pre-approved certified material;

(iii) Mining licences photocopy, and gold mining enterprises are required to submit copies of gold mining instruments;

(iv) A variety of safe production residues;

(v) List of regulations and regulations for safe production;

(vi) The creation of a security production management body or a compilation of documents by security producers;

(vii) A copy of the certificate of safety of the principal holder and the security of the production manager;

(viii) A copy of the certificate of eligibility for special operating personnel;

(ix) Receive certified material for the safe production of funds in full;

(x) The payment of work injury premiums to practitioners or the conduct of safe production liability insurance;

(xi) Highly high-risk equipment, facilities are reported by qualified testing bodies with corresponding qualifications;

(xii) A accident emergency relief advance case, a document of an accident response assistance organization or a rescue agreement with a mine rescue team and other emergency relief organizations;

(xiii) The mine-building project security facility has been able to receive qualified evidence from the safe supervision management.

Article 10 does not apply for a safe production permit at the enterprise headquarters of the non-consistance mines (including a group company, a general company and a parent's company), without the submission of documents and information required under article 9, subparagraphs (iii), (viii), IX), (x), (xi) and (xi) and (x)).

The end-of-the-size-fits-all licence is not required to submit the documents and information required under article 9, subparagraph (c), of this scheme.

The geological exploration unit applies for a security production permit and does not need to submit documents and information provided under article 9, subparagraphs (c), IX, XIII), of the scheme, but shall submit a copy of the geological survey certificate issued by the territorial resource sector for exploration.

The extractive construction enterprises apply for a security production licence and do not need to submit the documents and information provided under article 9, subparagraphs (c), IX, XIII), of the scheme, but shall submit copies of the relevant certificates for the construction of the engineering works of mines issued by the administration.

The oil gas exploration unit applies for a safe production licence and does not require the submission of documents and information required under article 9, subparagraphs (c), (xiii).

Article 11, a non- coal mined enterprise shall be responsible for the authenticity of the submissions.

Intermediation agencies working in the area of safety evaluation, certification, design, testing, inspection, inspection, etc., should be responsible for their evaluation reports, testing reports, findings, design, custodial practices and results.

Article 12 Applications and documents submitted by the Safety and Production Monitoring Authority to non-coal mines enterprises shall be dealt with in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The application is not within the terms of reference of this body, and should be made inadmissible decisions at the time of the decision and be issued with the notice of the application for the safe production of licences for non-contributor enterprises, and inform the applicant to the relevant organs;

(ii) The error that may be corrected at the time of the request shall be permitted or requested to the applicant to be corrected at the time of the correction, after which the letter of acceptance of the application for a licence for the safe production of the non-coel mines is circulated;

(iii) The request for materials that are incomplete or not in accordance with the statutory form shall be made available at the time or within five working days for the issuance of the “Removal of the licensees for the safe production of the non-coel mined enterprise” to one-time inform the applicant of the full content that the applicant needs to be filled and that the applicant is not later informed and is admissible from the date of receipt of the request;

(iv) The application is fully, in accordance with the statutory form or in accordance with the requirements, and is received from the date of receipt of the request material or the full replenishment of the material.

Chapter III

Article 13 of the provincial security production supervision management and the security production supervision management in the municipality of the establishment should seek in writing the views of the lower-level security production monitoring management or the relevant sector at the location of the non-consistance mining enterprise; and the application of the security production supervision management of the district (markets, zones) should be written to seek the views of the communes of the sites of the non-coel mines, or the street offices, the relevant departments at this level.

The sectors and units that have been consulted should have written opinions within five working days from the date of receipt of the “Assessment for the Safe Productive Production of Minors from Non-Aligned Mines” and be considered as unpaid in writing.

In the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee to review the applications received, more than two staff members should be assigned to review the request material; in the opinion of the need for re-entry at the site, more than two staff members should be assigned to review on the ground and the applicant should cooperate.

Article 14. As a result of the review on the ground, the time for the review was not calculated at the time of the review.

The decision to issue a security production licence shall be communicated to the applicant within 10 working days of the date of the decision or to the applicant for a safe production permit; the decision shall not be issued, and the notice of the non-contributor enterprise shall be produced to inform the applicant in writing within 10 working days of the reasons for the applicant and to inform the applicant of the right to apply for administrative review or to initiate administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 15

(i) A security production permit to the enterprise headquarters for metal non-metallic mines;

(ii) A licence for safe production to enterprises and their respective independent production systems for metal non-metallic nodules;

(iii) To grant a safe production permit only to enterprises with metals of non-metallic nodule deposits with an independent production system;

(iv) A security production permit for geological exploration units to be granted to the most legalised units;

(v) A security production permit for extractive construction enterprises;

(vi) A security production permit is granted to the end of the mine.

Article 16 of the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee, after review of the licensee of the accepted application arrangement or on-site review, found that there were one of the major security accidents in non-coal mines, without a security production permit:

(i) The safe export of underground mines is not in accordance with the requirements of safe production laws, regulations, standards and protocols;

(ii) The construction, alteration and expansion of non-coal mines has not been carried out in accordance with the law, and their safety facilities are not eligible for safe production supervision of management;

(iii) A high level of small open-ended rocks than the relevant national provisions;

(iv) The safe distance from 300 metres to small open blocks;

(v) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

No unit or individual shall transfer, take, sell, rent, borrow or use a licence for the safe production of minerals that are forged.

Chapter IV Extension and change

Article 18 is an effective period of three years for a safe production licence. After the effective expiry of the licence for safe production, a non-male mined enterprise shall submit an extension request to the provincial security production supervision management or to the licensee for a period of three months before the expiry of the safe production permit.

The independent production systems and end deposits of metal non-metallic nodule mines, as well as the independent production systems and operating units of oil gas, should also be submitted to the evaluation of the quality of the security situation by an intermediary with corresponding qualifications, as well as to the actual map in the past six months.

The documents and information submitted by the provincial security production supervision management and the licensee of the non-contributor mined enterprises requesting extensions should be reviewed in accordance with articles XII and 13 of this scheme and the decision to grant the extension. Decides that the extension shall be granted to the original security production permit for the release of a new security production permit; the decision not to grant the extension shall be communicated in writing to the applicant and the reasons for it.

Article 19 Non-tane mining enterprises are in accordance with the following conditions, with the application for extension of the licence for safe production, and with the consent of the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee, they may no longer be reviewed and are directly processed for the extension of security production permits:

(i) Upon the acquisition of a security production permit, the strengthening of daily security production management, the absence of a safe production of a record of violations, the non-reducation of the conditions of safe production and the achievement of more than a level of safety standardization;

(ii) To receive oversight by the provincial security production monitoring management and the management of safe production by the host Government;

(iii) No death accident.

Article 20 does not consist of one of the following cases during the period of effectiveness of a licence for safe production, and shall apply for a security production licence to the provincial security production supervision management within 30 working days of the date of the change in business licence licences or to the licensee:

(i) Changes in corporate name;

(ii) Changes in the lead;

(iii) Changes in economic types;

(iv) Modalities;

(v) Changes in the scope of the licence.

Non-coal mined enterprises have a change of affiliation and alteration, expansion or integration of one of the project conditions during the period of effectiveness of the security production licence, and should report on changes in relations and alterations, expansion or integration of projects within 10 working days of the date of eligibility for security clearance, to the provincial security production supervision or to the licensee for a security production permit.

The following documents shall be submitted in the event of a request by a non-contributor enterprise for a change in security production permit:

(i) Changes in applications;

(ii) A safe production permit is present and a copy.

The licences for business change in non-consistance mines should also be submitted to a copy of the later business business licence; the change in the main corporate authority should also be submitted to the main chief safety certificate.

Changes in the name and scope of the metallic nodules business shall also be submitted to a later mining licence.

Changes in the business of non- coal mines should also be submitted to evidence of changes in relations under the umbrella; alterations, expansions or integration projects should also be submitted to receive qualified documentation.

Article 22 requests for changes that have been accepted, following the relevant documents, information clearances submitted by the provincial security production supervision management and the licensee to the applicant, the security production permit changes shall be processed within 10 working days.

Chapter V Oversight management

When Article 23 is granted a safe production permit for non- coal mines, the management of daily safe production should be strengthened, without reducing the conditions for safe production and receiving oversight inspections by the safe production control authorities.

The geological exploration unit registered in Article 24, the excavation of construction enterprises in operation in this province shall be registered with the provincial security production control management in advance of the operation, as well as with the registration schedule of registrations to the security production supervision management in the area of operation (market, area).

Article 25 Management of the provincial security production supervision found one of the following cases in the awarding body, which could be cancelled:

(i) Abuse of authority and failure in the issuance of safe production permits, in the event of serious circumstances;

(ii) Excluding the granting of safe production permits;

(iii) The granting of safe production permits in violation of the procedures established under this scheme;

(iv) To grant safe production licences to non-contributors that do not have security production conditions.

Article 26 has one of the following conditions: a security production monitoring authority or a superior administrative body that takes a safe production licence decision may withdraw a licence for the safe production of a non-coel mined enterprise at the request of the owner or on the basis of its mandate:

(i) Staff members abuse their duties and play a role in granting a licence for safe production;

(ii) The decision to grant a safe production licence beyond the statutory mandate;

(iii) A security production licence decision in violation of the procedure;

(iv) A licence for safe production is granted to non-gas mining enterprises that do not meet statutory security conditions.

Non-contributors should be removed from the licence for safe production by deception, bribery.

In accordance with the preceding paragraphs, the withdrawal of a security production licence may cause significant damage to the public interest.

In accordance with paragraph 1 of this article, the licence for safe production was withdrawn and the legitimate rights and interests of the licensee were compromised, and the provincial security production supervision management or the relevant licensee should be compensated by law. In accordance with article 2, paragraph 2, the withdrawal of a security production licence is not protected by the interests of a non-contributor enterprise based on a security production licence.

Article 27 expires in the period of effectiveness of a licence for safe production, and a non-contributor mined enterprise shall, within 15 days prior to the expiry of the mining licence, return a safe production licence to the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee.

The land resources sector temporarily deducts licences for mining from non-coal mines and should be informed about the management of safe production. The security production supervision management should recover a licence for safe production of non-coal mines in a timely manner, pending the release of a mining licence.

Mining licences were cancelled, withdrawn and cancelled during the period of effectiveness of security production permits, and provincial security production supervision management or licensed bodies should be recovered in a timely manner.

The non-consistance mining enterprise terminated production activities and the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee should deal with the write-off procedure for the safe production licence in accordance with the law.

In accordance with the division of responsibilities, the management of more than twenty-eight security production supervision at the district level should strengthen the daily supervision of the non-contributor mined enterprises that have obtained safe production permits in the current administration area; and, in monitoring inspections, the inspection and the processing of results should be recorded, with more than two supervisors signing.

The public has the right to access the inspection records.

Article 29 shall be communicated to the provincial security production oversight authorities by 10 months of the granting of safe production permits.

The provincial security production monitoring management should publish a list of non-contributor mined businesses with a safe production permit every six months to society.

Article 33 provides for mechanisms for information exchange in sectors such as safety and production supervision, land resources, business administration and public safety. All sectors should conduct and review, in accordance with the law and in a timely manner, the relevant sectors; the relevant departments have found safe production in law enforcement inspections of the presence of non-coal mines and should communicate promptly to the security productive management; the security production supervision management has revoked, cancelled, cancelled, cancelled, cancelled or discovered the production of licences for the safe production of non-coel mines or found that there is no evidence, and the authorities concerned should immediately communicate the relevant sector with appropriate measures.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have legal responsibilities under their provisions; they constitute an offence and are criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 32 staff members of the security production monitoring management have one of the following acts, giving downgrading or dismissal administrative disposal, which constitutes a crime and are held criminally by law:

(i) To grant safe production licences to non-gas mining enterprises that do not meet statutory security conditions;

(ii) The discovery of a licence for safe production by a non-coordinated mined enterprise that is not dealt with by law;

(iii) The discovery of a non-contributor mined enterprise that obtains a safe production permit shall no longer have statutory security conditions and shall not be dealt with by law;

(iv) No timely processing of reports of violations of the provisions of this approach;

(v) In the process of licensing, management and supervision of safe production, or in receipt of property belongings from non- coal mines or other interests.

Article 33 does not conceal the information or provide false material for a safe production licence, the provincial security production supervision management or the licensee is inadmissible or not licensed, and the company may not request a security production licence within one year.

The non-consistance mined enterprises obtain safe production permits, such as deception, bribes, and are warned by the provincial security production supervision management or by the licensee to impose fines of up to 30,000 dollars; the business cannot again apply for a safe production licence within three years.

Article 34 quantify, certify, design, test, inspection, etc. as an intermediary responsible for the safety evaluation, certification, design, testing, inspection, inspection, etc., for false reports or proof that there is no criminal punishment, with a fine of more than 5,000 yen, and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for its direct-time supervisors and other directly responsible personnel.

Chapter VII

Article XV Business of metal non-metallic nodules means the following units engaged in the mining of metal and non-metallic mineral resources:

(i) Production units dedicated to mineral resource mining, excluding the river-stared production units;

(ii) A joint production enterprise engaged in mining resource extraction, processing and its mining production units;

(iii) Other non-minorian enterprises are engaged in units produced in mines.

At the end of the mine, the dam is constituted either by the dam's interception of the cereal or by the peripheral, which is used to store the sites of the non-metallic nodule metallic nodules, including the oxidation plant, excluding the arsenal of the nuclear industrial mines and the smosphere.

Geological exploration units refer to units using drilling works, pit search works for exploration operations for metal non-metallic mineral resources.

The extractive construction enterprise refers to units carrying out engineering works for metal non-metallic nodule mines, including companies contracted for non-consistance mining exploration construction.

Petroleum gas enterprise means units engaged in oil and gas exploration, production and storage.

Article 16 of this approach was implemented effective 1 March 2011, and the licence for the safe production of minerals in the provinces of the Province, published on 10 January 2005, was repealed.