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Xi ' An Energy Saving Supervision Approach

Original Language Title: 西安市节能监察办法

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Means of inspection in the city of Western Asia

(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Western Indian Republic, 10 August 2009, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 87 of 9 June 2010 on the People's Government of the Western Indian Republic, No. 87 of 9 July 2010 (application of 9 July 2010)

Article I, in order to regulate energy resource use in order to enhance efficiency in the use of energy resources, has developed this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China's Energy Act, the Stability of Energy Regulations in the Province of the Republic of China.

Article 2 provides for monitoring and related activities within the current municipal administration.

Article 3. This approach refers to the monitoring of the law, regulations, regulations and related standards in the implementation of energy production, operation, use and activities undertaken by the executive authorities and the relevant administration units (hereinafter referred to as inspection units) and the activities to which they are treated under the law.

Article IV provides administrative authorities with responsibility for the harmonization of management, supervision and coordination of the supervision of this city section. The municipal energy inspectorate has been entrusted by the city's executive authorities with specific responsibility for the day-to-day work that can be inspected under this section.

The executive branch, such as industry, construction, transport, management of organs, is able to monitor their functions in accordance with their respective responsibilities and receive guidance from administrative authorities.

Section 5 should be subject to the principles of impartiality, openness, education and punishment.

The requirements for energy inspection are included in the same Government's financial budget. Execution can be inspected without charge to the inspectorate.

Article 7. The inspection body shall make a presentation of the telephones to the society and provide a reference box. Any unit or person has the right to report to the Section's supervisory body for violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations.

In order to identify significant violations and evidence, the evidence is valid and the administrative authorities should give incentives to the reportingers.

Article 8. The supervisory body shall prepare and organize the implementation of the annual energy inspection plan in accordance with the legal, legislative and regulatory provisions and the actual circumstances in which it can work.

Article 9 shall carry out a section of inspection:

(i) Fixed asset investment projects can assess and review the implementation of the system;

(ii) Implementation of inventories such as the phasing out or limiting the use of useful products, equipment, facilities, processes and materials;

(iii) Implementation of the standard of affordability for unit products;

(iv) Implementation of energy efficiency standards, energy efficiency markings, certification systems;

(v) Focusing on the establishment of a energy-efficient unit and the completion of the energy efficiency objectives;

(vi) Focus on reporting on energy use by enabling units, setting up energy management positions, hiring energy management heads and associated personnel on energy availability training;

(vii) Focus on energy auditing and energy-efficient planning;

(viii) Whether the energy-producing business unit would be able to provide energy to its employees without pay;

(ix) Implementation of energy-efficient technical services by services such as energy counselling, design, assessment, testing, audit and certification;

(x) Other matters under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 10 Implementation Sections can be inspected by written or on-site inspections.

A written inspection shall be communicated in writing to the inspectorate and shall be sent by the inspectorate to the written material as requested by the notice.

On-site inspection, the basis, content, time and requirements for implementation should be communicated in writing to the inspection units. The case and the receipt of the report, as well as the items that should be carried out in a sample manner, are subject to inspection.

Article 11. On-site inspection should be carried out by more than two inspectors. Sections should produce effective administrative law enforcement documents, produce on-site inspection notes and be signed by the inspector and the head of the inspectorate or its commissionor. The Inspector-General or his client rejects the signature or chapter, and the supervisor should indicate in the inspection note.

The following measures may be taken when the Section is able to carry out field inspections:

(i) Inquired the persons concerned or, within the prescribed time frame, a written response to the questions;

(ii) Access, reproduction or reproduction of relevant information;

(iii) On-site inspection of products, equipment and places.

Article 13 is subject to the fact that the inspectorate should provide information, without prejudice to the supervision of the Section, without concealing the fact that the material must not be forged, concealed, destroyed and redirected.

Section XIV allows inspection bodies to go beyond their mandates, which are denied by the inspectorate and may report to the administrative authorities or other relevant departments.

Article 15. Upon the end of the inspection, the Section-based inspection body shall send the Section to the inspectorate within 20 days. The content of the Section is the time, content, manner, treatment of violations, corrective measures, etc. for the implementation of section inspections.

Article 16 was challenged by the inspectorate with respect to the Section, which could apply for review in writing to the administrative authorities within 20 days from the date of receipt of the book on inspection. The administrative authorities should review conclusions within 20 days of the date of receipt and communicate the application unit in writing.

In the course of inspection, Section 17 allows inspection bodies to identify legal, regulatory, regulatory and regulatory violations that are dealt with by other departments and should be transferred to the relevant authorities by law.

Section 18 enables inspection personnel to benefit from or otherwise from the inspection units, which may affect the impartiality of the inspection. According to the inspector, the Section should be avoided and may be presented in writing or orally to the administrative authorities or subsidiaries.

Section 19 allows inspection personnel to have relevant expertise and operational capacity and to obtain administrative law enforcement qualifications in accordance with the provisions.

Article 20 allows inspection personnel not to disclose technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate, nor shall they be used to gain undue interests without prejudice to justice enforcement.

Article 21 was denied by the inspectorate and obstructed access to scrutiny, by warnings from the executive authorities of the Republic of China, by ordering the period of time to be changed; by refusing to correct, by fines of up to 1000 dollars to operate; fines of more than 10000 dollars in violation of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; by law by the public security authorities; and criminal liability in accordance with the law.

Article 2 violates the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Saving Energy, the Stability of Energy Regulations in the Province of Western Sahara, which are governed by the law.

Article 23 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 24 allows inspection personnel to abuse their duties, play negligence, and provocative fraud, by their units or superior authorities; and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 25