(Summit No. 28th ordinary session of the Uruz People's Government of 15 October 2010 to consider the publication of the Decree No. 106 of 20 December 2010 of the Uruz People's Government, effective 20 January 2011)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of electricity, regulate the use of electricity, guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of both electricity and the defence of social public safety, develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the State Department's Energy Supply and Use Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. The Municipal Economic Commission is the electricity administration sector in this city responsible for the supervision and management of security in the city for electricity use.

The electricity administration sector, established by the People's Government, is responsible for the monitoring and management of electricity for use within the Territory and is governed by the guidance and supervision of the Municipal Economic Commission.

Departments such as public safety, planning, business, safe production, municipal charging, forestry (planning), land resources and administrative integrated law enforcement should, within their respective responsibilities, be able to monitor the management of electricity security.

Article IV.

Article 5 is responsible for organizing the preparation of the current municipal power accident response, which is implemented by the Government of the city.

Article 6. The municipal electricity administration sector shall prepare, in accordance with the law, the construction and rehabilitation planning of the urban and rural electricity grid. Capacity-building and rehabilitation planning for rural and urban networks should be integrated into the overall planning of rural-urban construction.

Article 7. The electricity administration sector responds to the frequent promotional education for electricity and electricity for electricity, and to the general knowledge of safety.

Electrical enterprises and users should comply with laws, regulations, policy provisions and technical standards relating to electricity security by adopting advanced technologies, adopting scientific management measures, safety supply, electricity, avoiding accidents and maintaining public safety.

Article 8

The selection of electrical equipment and installation processes for urban electricity establishment should be consistent with the relevant technical standards and norms of the national or electricity industry.

Article 9. Electable businesses and users should enhance the safety management of the operation of electrical equipment, conduct regular security secrets and conduct inspection, screening and probationary inspections in accordance with relevant standards, regulations and procedures in the national or electricity industry, and eliminate safety concealments and prevent accidents of electrical equipment.

The various equipment required for the maintenance of electrical equipment inspection, inspection, probation and measurement should be in line with national or electricity industry safety standards.

The electrical equipment described in this approach refers to equipment used for export, delivery, acceptance of electricity and related protection devices, safety automatic devices, measurement devices, etc.

Article 10 For electricity businesses and users to perform longer hours of operation, the existence of safe concealments or the electrical equipment classified as phase-out products should take the necessary measures, such as replacement, adaptation, in a timely manner, to eliminate security shocks.

Article 11. Electable businesses should participate in the review of the user's design maps for the delivery of electrical devices in accordance with national standards or the electrical industry standards, monitor the construction process for the user being concealed by the electric devices and conduct a test after the completion of the work of the electrical facility; and test of qualifications and input.

Article 12. Electable enterprises shall carry out electricity inspections, as prescribed, for users in the current electricity area.

The user is responsible for the safety of its equipment. The ITU does not assume liability for any direct damage or damage arising from the unsafeguarded equipment; liability should be borne by law for the damage caused by the breach of the ITU personnel.

Article 13 provides for the use of electrical inspectors by electrical enterprises when carrying out on-site inspections, the electrical inspector shall not be less than two, and shall present the electrical inspection documents to the inspected user. The user should facilitate and cooperate with the use of electrical inspectors in carrying out their duties under the law.

The user has the right to refuse the inspection and may lodge complaints to the electricity administration.

Article XIV detects the existence of safety concealments or defects in the user's electrical equipment on-site inspection, and ITUs should be urged to instruct the user to exclude or eliminate defects within the prescribed time frame.

Article 15, in addition to the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations, shall, in the case of the distribution, normalization of the electricity system, be made available to the user in a continuous manner and shall not be subject to suspension of the electricity; and, as a result of the discontinuation of the supply, prior notification shall be made to the user or to a public notice, as required:

(i) In the event of the need for the screening of the electrical facilities scheme, the supplier or notice shall be communicated to the user in advance 7 days;

(ii) In the event that the temporary inspection of the electricity facility will require the cessation of the supply of electricity, the electricity industry shall notify the key users in advance 24 hours;

(iii) In the event of failures in power generation, electricity supply systems require suspension, limited electricity, electricity, and electricity should be stopped or restricted in accordance with the predetermined pre-qualification order. After the removal of the reasons for the suspension or supply of electricity, suppliers should be restored as soon as possible.

Article 16 The multimodal power source should be the same-tier electric power supply and different pathways. Without conditions, reliable protection measures should be taken to prevent the simultaneous cessation of electricity supplies by the same means.

Article 17

Electrical enterprises have the power to stop the damage to electricity, electricity security and disruption of electricity and electricity.

Article 18, which is operated by the user's electricity facility, must be evaluated by the electricity administration sector and be granted a “Electronic entry” operating licence granted by the electricity administration sector, which may be subject to induction operations.

In the case of units carrying out, repairing, charging facilities and electricity facilities, it is essential that the electricity administration be reviewed in accordance with the qualifications of the electricity administration and that the license of the electricity facility issued by the electricity administration sector may apply to the business administration to the license.

Article 19 users with a transformative power station or a power cell should strengthen the management of value classes and be equipped with the work of work.

Article 20 prohibits theft of electricity. Theft includes:

(i) In electricity facilities for electrical enterprises, access to electricity;

(ii) To circumvent electricity for electricity-efficient devices for electrical enterprises;

(iii) Conversion or opening of statutory or authorized power-based electrometering devices;

(iv) The intentional damage to electricity-based electricity measurement devices;

(v) The intentional exclusion or invalidity of the electricity-for-going device;

(vi) Other methods for theft of electricity.

Electrical enterprises may suspend electricity by law for theft of electricity.

Article 21, which causes damage to users or thirds as a result of an accident in power operation, should be liable under the law.

As a result of an accident in power operation, there is no liability for electricity enterprises:

(i) force majeure;

(ii) The user's own fault.

The user or a third person should be liable under the law for damage to the electricity enterprise or other user.

Article 2, paragraph 2, of the law of the electricity industry to interrupt the supply of electricity in the normal circumstances of the distribution, supply and electricity system, was redirected by the power administration and warned; in serious circumstances, the administrative disposition of the competent person and the person directly responsible was granted.

Article 23 of the user's power damage to electricity, electricity security or disruption of electricity, electricity and electricity order is redirected and warned by the power administration sector; in serious cases or refusal of correction, the supply of electricity may be suspended and the fine of up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 24 of theft of power, which is charged by the power administration to stop the violation, to pursue the payment of electricity and to pay a fine of up to five times the amount of electricity; and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 25

Article 26 obstructs the implementation of the functions of the electricity administration in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law.

Article 27 may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article XXVIII Abuse of power administration services by staff members of the power administration, sterilization, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by their units or superiors, and criminal responsibility is held by law.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 20 January 2011.