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Urumqi Civil Air Defense Engineering Management Approaches

Original Language Title: 乌鲁木齐市人民防空工程管理办法

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Modalities for the management of anti-aircraft works by the Uzbek people

(The 23th ordinary meeting of the Uzbek Government of 24 February 2010 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 103 of 1 June 2010 on the People's Government Order No. 103 of 1 June 2010 for the period from 1 July 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate the management of the people's air defence and property security, establishes this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Defence and Property Security Act of the People's Republic of China and the Modalities of the Forces nouvelles, in line with the practice of this city.

Article 2 Planning, construction, use and maintenance of popular air defence works within the city's administration.

Article 3 of this approach refers to separate ground-based protection buildings and battles constructed in connection with ground buildings that can be used to prevent airfields for the purpose of guaranteeing the cover of wartime personnel and material, defence and medical care.

Separately constructed civil defence and air works are part of the works' subject, acsorp, chewing, equipment facilities and accompanied works (e.g. facilities such as the distributor, equipment, warehouse, management, communications and warning lines).

Article IV is the administrative authority for the management of air safety and security for the people of the city, which is responsible for the uniform supervision of the defence and air work of the people of the city.

In accordance with the terms of reference, the authorities of the people's air defence and administrative authorities established by the Government are responsible for the management of anti-aircraft works by the people of the Territory.

Sectors such as development and reform, construction, planning, land resources, public safety fire, safe production, finance, integrated administrative law enforcement, radio and television are aligned with their respective responsibilities in the management of popular air defence works.

Article 5

Article 6

Chapter II

Article 7. The authorities of the city's people's defence and air defence should report on the implementation of the People's air defence planning, in conjunction with the development of a national-mandated safety and security standards, in accordance with the regulations and procedures.

Article 8 Civil defence and air command works, cover works of public use and evacuations, are organized by the People's air defence and administrative authorities.

The specialized works such as air defence teams, medical ambulances, material reserves, are organized by the mass air defence organizations in the form of services and in the wartime medical care, material reserves, respectively.

The air conditioning works are organized in accordance with the national standards for people's air defence and engineering.

Article 9. Planning for urban public greenfields, squares, underground transport dry lines and other development of the use of space in urban areas should strike a balance between people's air defence requirements, and key ministerial and critical facilities, such as their counterparts, must be in line with the people's air defence standards and enhance the resilience of air defences.

The geographic area of the separate construction of a people's air defence and air defence works identified in Article 10 should be reserved in the construction process.

Article 11, Civil Defence and Air Engineering construction sites, in accordance with the relevant provisions of national laws, regulations and self-government zones, shall be provided in accordance with the law and are governed by the law.

During the construction of the Civil Defence Code, the relevant sectors should pay for the relief of infrastructure and other administrative expenses in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

Civil defence and air works require facilities such as urban roads, water supply, drainage, heating, electricity and communications, which should be coordinated and facilitated.

The construction of new civilian buildings in urban planning areas should be based on national requirements and standards.

The levels of resistance and the use of war in airfields are determined by the competent national anti-aircraft administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

In accordance with article 13, civilian buildings should be constructed in airfields, which cannot be constructed for reasons such as geological, geomorphology and construction conditions, or the construction of a area that is smaller than the area of the first floor of the ground can be constructed without the approval of the city's air defence and administrative authorities, subject to payment of the cost of the construction of the people's air defence works.

Article 14 Civil defence and airfare construction costs should be charged in accordance with the provisions and specifically for people's air defence and engineering construction, and no unit or individual shall be reconciled, stopped or diverted.

In addition to the provisions of the national and self-government zones, no unit or individual may approve the cost of building the air condition and popular air defence.

Article 15. The airfields constructed in conjunction with civilian buildings must be synchronized with the planning, synchronization and synchronization of ground buildings.

Article 16, Urban planning, construction of administrative authorities, prior to approval by law of construction projects and the issuance of planning, construction permits for civilian buildings in airfields, shall be subject to review by the authorities of the city's air defence and administrative authorities of the project's documentation and information relating to airfields. Planning, construction permits cannot be granted without clearance.

The verification system for the completion of the article 17 Civil Defence Air Engineering was introduced.

Individually constructed civil defence air works, construction units should be completed by the people's air conditioning and quality inspection reports and endorsement documents from the relevant departments, within fifteen days of the date of the eligibility of the engineering tests.

In connection with the construction of airfields in civilian buildings, the construction unit should, at the time of the preparation of the case for the construction of the administrative authorities, have received accreditation documents from the people's air defence and administrative authorities. Unacceptably, the construction of administrative authorities does not conduct the clearance process.

Article 18

The Civil Defence Air Engineering Unit should collect, collate, document information on the various components of construction projects in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the management of the archives, establish sound construction project files and hand over construction project files to the city's Archives within three months after the completion of the work.

Chapter III Maintenance of management

Article 20 prohibits any organization or person from destroying and expropriating the defence and engineering facilities of the people.

Any organization or individual has the right to stop and inform the people's anti-aircraft administrative authorities.

The maintenance of the twenty-first civil defence and air works should be governed by the principles of uniform management, division of labour, regular maintenance, security, reparation, removal of the construction.

Unutilized civil defence and air works are constructed in investments by the people's air defence and administrative authorities, which are managed by the people's air defence and administrative authorities, which are established by the unit's investment, and are managed by other civil aviation works and are managed by the engineering sub-office.

Civil defence and air works for people already employed at the same time are assumed by investors or users to maintain managerial responsibility.

The civil defence and air administration authorities should conduct regular oversight inspections of the management of the defence and defence of the people, and the relevant units and individuals should be subject to oversight, coordination and inspection.

In the event of a change in the relationship between the second article, the Civil Defence and Air Engineering shall be handled by the handing procedure, the simultaneous handover of engineering archives, etc., and the filing of the People's air defence administrative authority. After the change in relations, the responsibility to maintain management was transferred.

In the maintenance of the management of the XIII Civil Defence Maintenance Unit, the following provisions should be observed:

(i) The development of technical measures and implementation programmes for the conversion of functions in the PPP and the inspection, maintenance, maintenance and familiarity with the PDR technology measures to ensure that protection standards are met within the time frame for conversion;

(ii) Enhance inspection, maintenance and maintenance of major equipment facilities;

(iii) Early civil defence and air works, with the development of value at all times, should be developed; in the event that there is no development of the value of use but that there is no security cover, it can be blocked by regular envelopes, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance; in the event that there is no development of the value of use and security hidden, measures should be taken to govern and guarantee security.

Article 24 prohibits acts that affect the use or reduction of anti-aircraft protection functions of the people:

(i) To take advantage of, inter alia, roads and ventilation, access to, and access to, anti-aircraft works by the people of Cassation;

(ii) Contributing stones, bulldozers, spoilers, drilling, etc. in the context of the safety of the people's air defence works;

(iii) The construction of ground facilities and the laying line within the context of the safety of the people's air defence works;

(iv) Emissions of wastewater, dehydration and dumping of other wastes to people's air defence works;

(v) The production, storage of explosions, intense poisoning, fuel, radioactive, corrosion or wilful damage to people's anti-aircraft facilities in the context of the popular air defence works;

(vi) Construction of a flammable, easily explosive or arsenal drug warehouse within 100 metres of the people's air defence works;

(vii) Other acts prescribed by law, regulations.

No unit or individual shall be allowed to dismantle the following people's air defence works:

(i) People's air defence command works, cover works and evacuation of dry works;

(ii) Specific works such as medical rescue, material reserve;

(iii) The unit responsible for the construction of the unit and the material cover.

There is a need for the dismantlement of the anti-aircraft work of the people listed in the previous paragraph, which should be authorized by the competent authorities of the people's air defence and administrative authorities and be filled by the dismantlement units and individuals within the prescribed time frame, in accordance with standards that are not less than the original area, are not to be completed, and the construction should be carried out in accordance with the standard compensation of the People's Air Terminal Engineering.

Article 26 The construction units should take technical measures to guarantee the safety of the people's air work when construction may affect the safety of the people.

Chapter IV Use of management

The use of article 27 is developed at the same time as civil defence and air works, and the principle of remunerated use should be upheld. At the same time, investors use the management of the proceeds to be owned by investors; the use of uniform arrangements is required in wartime.

The Civil Defence Air Engineering is developed at a time when the unit of the Civil Defence Unit or the individual manages the air defence work of the people in question, and is subject to the supervision of the National Air Administration.

Article 28 develops, at a time-consuming time, the civil defence and airworking works for persons using air conditioning and units and personal investments, and users shall enter into a written lease contract with the engineering reporting unit.

In parallel, the development of a civil defence air work using the people's air defence and administrative authorities should be accompanied by a written lease contract with the HCC.

Civil defence and air work is long-lasted and accessible, and is used by the HCC in consultation with the engineering sub-office.

Article 29, Civil Defence and Air Engineering, developed the use of the filing system. The user shall submit the relevant information within five days of the lease contract with the engineering sub-office to the people's air defence and administrative authorities in the engineering location.

The users of the thirty-first civil defence works should comply with the regulations governing the maintenance, safety, fire safety and management of the people's air defence works, implement the provisions for the maintenance of management and refrain from altering the main structure of the people's air defence works, and refrain from destroying the facilities of the people's air defence and engineering equipment without prejudice to the safety and effectiveness of the people's air defence works.

The thirty-first civil defence and air administration authorities should conduct regular oversight inspections of the development of the use of popular air defence works, and promote the implementation of the management requirements by the people's air defence and engineering users, and perform the management responsibilities.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

The construction of new civilian buildings in article 32 does not provide for the construction of a air conditioning room, which is warned by the people's air defence and administrative authorities for the duration of the period of time to be constructed and shall be subject to a fine of 50 square meters per square kilometre of the building area under air condition, but not more than 1 million dollars.

The duration of the period of responsibility was constructed and the construction units should supplement the cost of the defence of the population in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

Article 33, in violation of article 24, paragraphs 1 to 4, of this approach, is warned by the competent authorities of the people's defence against air conditioning that the period of time is being converted to a fine of up to five thousand United States dollars for the unit and a fine of US$ 50,000.

In violation of article 24, paragraph 5, of this approach, the public security authorities are punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; they constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 34

Article XV of the parties' decisions on administrative penalties may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 36, Civil Defence and Air Administration staff, who play a role in negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities; causing loss to be borne by law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Annex VI

Article 37 On 28 May 2004, the Uluzi municipality, which was published by the Government of the People of the city, was repealed at the same time in connection with the construction of airfields in connection with civilian buildings (No. 56 of the Order of the People of the City).