(The 95th ordinary meeting of the Thirteenth People's Government of the State of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, held on 26 October 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 31 of 13 April 2010 on the People's Government Order No. 31 of 13 April 2010 for implementation effective 1 June 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this provision in the light of the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China's Recyclical Economy Promotion Act, in order to strengthen the management of recycling resources, regulate market order for regeneration resources, save resources and protect the environment.

Article 2 refers to the re-entry resources that have been generated in the process of social production and life consumption, which have lost all or part of the original value of use, which has been recovered, processed and have been able to reap the various wastes used.

Article 3. This provision applies to the recycling and supervision of the regeneration resources within the city's administration.

Recycling and management of waste, hazardous waste, heavy waste, the import of solid wastes that can be used as raw materials, the disposal and management of electronic products, and the provision of laws, regulations and regulations are also provided.

Article IV governs the management of recycling of resources throughout the city. Regional, district-level municipalities are responsible for the management of the recycling of renewable resources within the jurisdiction. In particular, the LWF implements the recovery of the entire city-wide resources.

The administrations such as public safety, business, urban governance, environmental protection, finance, planning, land tenure, security regulation, tax, quality and confidentiality should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities for recycling the use of renewable resources.

The city's executive authorities and the relevant administration sector should establish a mechanism for the sharing of information and inform each other about the recycling of the use of administrative information.

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Article 7 encourages businesses to integrate renewable resources into enterprise production and technology adaptation plans and to take and improve recovery measures.

Removal resources are encouraged to recycle community operations, including through mobile recovery and access by businesses and individual businessmakers.

Units and individuals are encouraged to reduce waste, scale up savings and resale resources.

Article 8. The municipal executive authorities should organize re-entry resources for the recovery of advocacy efforts, to make use of knowledge for recycling of renewable resources, and to increase the awareness of the entire society of resource savings and the environment.

Chapter II Planning and networking

Article 9. National economic and social development planning is developed by the Government of the city, district, district and district levels, and plans such as environmental protection, science and technology, rural and urban construction should include the integrated promotion of recycling of the use of construction and management of renewable resources.

Article 10 The city's executive authorities shall prepare, in accordance with the principles of integrated planning, rationalization and recycling of industrial development, the recovery of renewable resources, the use of industrial development planning, public safety, environmental protection, business and business, to be announced after the approval of the city's Government.

Article 11. Regional, district-level city-level executive authorities should prepare re-entry resource recovery nets, with the administrative departments such as planning, land tenure management, public safety, environmental protection, business and business, for the recovery of industrial development, in accordance with the circumstances of the economic development levels, population density, environment and resources of the Territory, for the purpose of preparing a re-entry resource recovery network to be planned, followed by the approval of the commune, district-level people's governments.

The recycling of resources using garb sites should be planned in the community to identify recycling sites for re-entry resources or on-the-cash recovery sites to promote garbage treatment and garbage quantification, resourceization.

The recycling of resources includes a variety of sites where the community recoveries, transits, distributives and processing of recycled resources remain.

Article 12. Renewable resource recovery sites must be in line with urban planning and environmental protection requirements, select sites that are appropriate and have certain operating sites, equipped with the necessary firefighting equipment, sanitation facilities and operating equipment, and establish sound management systems.

The building of the re-entry resource recovery network is regulated by the municipal administration authorities in conjunction with the administrations such as the Environment, Business, Public Safety, Quality and Publication.

Article 13 develops guidelines for the recovery of re-entry resources for industrial development planning, web-based planning and development of re-entry resource recovery nets, and should seek the views of the relevant administrative departments, industry associations, research institutions and the public.

Article 14. Applications for the establishment of re-entry resources for the recycling of businesses and individual businessmen, and the location of the operation should be in line with urban planning and re-entry resource recovery web-based planning, and building and facilities should be in line with the recycling of resources.

In the process of business registration, the business administration sector should seek the views of the executive authorities of the host area, the district and district levels, on the selection of the applicant's place of business, whether the construction is in line with the recycling of the recycling of resources. The executive authorities of the regional, district-level municipalities should respond within seven working days.

Chapter III

Article 15. Removal activities of re-entry resources should be conducted in accordance with the conditions of registration of commercial administrations and licensed by law. The business administration should indicate in the scope of the operation whether the recovery of the old-age metal is included in the licence of the business of the recycling enterprise.

Article 16 prohibits recycling of the following items by recycling operators:

(i) Firearms, ammunition and explosive items;

(ii) Syndrome, radioactive items and their containers;

(iii) Mandatory metal-specific equipment such as railways, oil fields, electricity, telecommunications, mines, hydrology, measurement and urban utilities (e.g. wells, well ricane, firebridge);

(iv) The public security authorities are informed of the items of the seized, stolen or suspected of having stolen;

(v) Distinguished documents, information, books, paper and audio-visual products;

(vi) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit the acquisition of other goods.

Removals of resale resources were found in the recovery process and should be reported immediately to the public security authorities.

Article 17 Production of the manufacturer to sell the old metals of production should enter into a acquisition contract with the re-entry resource recovery company and assist in its recovery registration, demonstration, etc.

Removal of long-term resources for the acquisition of productive and obsolete metals by businesses should be conducted in accordance with the law and kept registration information as required.

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Article 19 Transport of material for the production of obsolete metals, obsolete metal-marked equipment should be accompanied by a purchase contract or by a certificate from the seller.

The public security authorities should test the means of transportation for the delivery of raw metals, obsolete metals.

Article 20 Recycling operators should comply with the following provisions in the acquisition, storage, transport and disposal of regeneration resources:

(i) Strengthening the management of fire sources and electricity sources;

(ii) No public premises shall be occupied in the recovery, transit, selection and processing process;

(iii) Maintain the surrounding environmental integrity and regular poisonation, strictly control over the pollution of noise, flour, fervent, etc., without prejudice to the normal work and life of the neighbouring population;

(iv) Other relevant provisions of the law, regulations and regulations.

Removal of natural resources is regulated by the ICRM and published implementation.

Article 21 Renewed resource recovery businesses should maintain a unified marking of the recycling sites of the enterprise in the community, staff engaged in community recovery and transport tools used for community recovery.

Article 22 produces the surplus or operating products of their production, and uses the value of recycling after sale, consumption, release or environmental pollution that may result in environmental pollution, and should be used for recovery without recycling capacity, and re-entry resources that are legally qualified should be delegated to the use of enterprises.

Article 23. The use of products and their packagings by productive enterprises for the recovery of production processing should be based on relevant laws, regulations and standards.

Chapter IV encourages and supports

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Removal resources consistent with national tax repayments or reducing tax exemptions are recycled using businesses and individual businessmen, which can benefit from tax incentives in accordance with the law.

Article 25. Science or technology development projects that promote resource savings and integrated use should focus on enabling and priority setting in the urban, district, district, and district-level urban development reforms, the management sector such as UNCTAD, science and technology. In accordance with the relevant provisions of the current municipal priorities project, it incorporates the management of priority projects and enjoys the relevant preferential policies.

Article 26 encourages business units and individuals to purchase re-entry products on a priority basis.

When national agencies, business units and groups organize the use of financial funds for government procurement, priority should be given to the procurement of re-entry products in the same conditions as indicators such as sex, technology and services.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 27, in violation of article 15 of this provision, has not been licensed to carry out recycling activities for re-entry resources, or to carry out productive waste-recovery activities beyond the scope approved by the business administration sector.

Article 28, in violation of article 16 of the present article, releases the goods and, in violation of article 17, paragraph 2, of this provision, purchases of unchecked, unregistered or without requiring the preservation of the registration information, which is sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations governing national security.

Article 29 provides that the transport of raw materials for the production of old metals, obsolete metal-specific equipment cannot provide the corresponding documentation, warning by public security authorities and fines of up to 500,000 yen. The public security authorities have found that transport items are stolen or suspected of having stolen goods, should be seized in accordance with the law and listed the list of seizures. Goods suspected of having stolen goods are identified as not stolen and should be returned in a timely manner by law; they are covered in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Annex VI

Article 33 refers to the production of old-age metals referred to in this Article, which originates in the production process and has lost all or part of the value of metals and metal products, such as residue steel, distributive metals, movable ships and their components, resupply, etc.

Article 31 provides for the recycling of recycling sites established prior to the implementation of the provisions in this Article, consistent with the requirements of the recycling of the use of recycling nets for planning, recycling of resources and environmental protection, firefighting, etc., by the business administration sector, for the processing of business licenses, indicating in the scope of the operation whether there would be a recovery of unserviceable metals; whether the re-use of land resources is not in line with the requirements of the re-use of fire safety nets planning, recycling of sites or environmental protection, firefighting, etc.

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