(Summit No. 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the 14th meeting, held on 3 June 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 1 of 7 June 2010 of the People's Government Order No. Zihaur, effective 7 July 2010)

Article 1 regulates their mining activities and protects the legitimate rights and interests of mining rights and associated personnel in order to strengthen the management of sharia resources in the city, in accordance with the mineral resources Act of the People's Republic of China, the regulations governing mineral resources management in the Blackon Province and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and develop this approach in the light of the actual practice of the city.

Article II shall be in compliance with this approach for the exploitation of the use of sandd mineral resources in the administration of the city.

Article 3 uses sand mineral resources (hereinafter referred to as sandal resources) to be owned by the State without change in their respective land ownership or right to use.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should protect sharia resources in accordance with the law, strengthen management, implement integrated planning, rational layout principles and sustainable development strategies for their exploitation, and uphold a coherent approach to social, economic, environmental benefits.

Article 5 Administrative authorities of the city's resources are the supervisory authority for the extraction of sharia resources in the city and organize this approach.

The territorial resource administration authorities of the district (market) are responsible for the management of the management of sand resources mining within the administrative area.

The relevant sectors, such as water, shelter, environmental protection, forestry, grassland and public safety, should be governed by their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The right to mining of sandal resources in this city is reimbursed by the authorities of the city's land resources through tenders, auctions and walls, in addition to national provisions prohibiting and special circumstances.

Article 7. The authorities of the Land Resources Administration shall prepare tenders, auctions, wallboard programmes based on the overall land-use planning and mineral resource conservation and development of the land use planning organization in this city. Of these, the right to sandal mining within the framework of the river has been drawn up by the Land Resources Administration authorities and the Water Administration authorities in collaboration with the development of implementation programmes, organized by the Land Resources Administration authorities and involved by the Water Administration authorities.

Texts such as tendering, auctions, wallcharts, etc. required to give mining rights are implemented in the relevant national format. The authorities may complement the municipal situation.

Relevant sectors, such as forestry, grassland, operate by law.

Article 8. Mining rights tenderers, competing buyers should be in accordance with the State's requirements for qualifications and qualifications.

When a mining right tenderer, a competing buyer, in accordance with a request for tenders and a competitive buying bond, may participate in a mining right and be considered to be abandoned by the late payment.

Article 9 determines in a way that the owner and the owner of the mining rights is competing, and the authorities of the Land Resources Administration shall enter into a written confirmation with the moderate and competitive bidders. The bids paid and the competition bond were not returned.

Article 10 states that, after the conclusion of the mining rights exercise, the authorities of the Land Resources Administration shall publish in 10 working days the mark, the competitive results in the designated places and the media.

Article 11 quantifying the facts, malicious collusion to provide false documents to the administrative authorities of the country's resources, or to the Commission and its members to bribe or to take other illegal means, as well as to the extent that the successful outcome is null and void, the tenders paid and the bonds are not returned.

Article 12 The authorities of the Land Resources Administration shall issue mining licences and protect the rights and interests of the marker and the owner in accordance with the time agreed upon in the letter of confirmation.

Article 13. The Land Resources Administration authorities are responsible for the establishment of mining rights tenders, auctions, wall name files, including bidders, review boards, intermediate bids, buyers and competing owners' basic circumstances, selection processes, intermediate tenders, competitive results, etc., and should inform the services of water, business, tax, environmental protection.

Article XIV shall pay royalties, value-added taxes, mineral resource compensation, mining rights royalties and mining rights in accordance with national provisions, and shall also pay royalties.

The taxes paid under the preceding paragraph are included in the mining right to the floor and are charged on a one-time basis by the municipality.

Article 15. When the mining owner obtains mining rights and land clearance procedures, procedures such as security authorizations, quasi-licensing, licence of the use of explosive goods and business licences should also be taken into custody, public safety, water, business and tax authorities.

Article 16 provides for an annual inspection system for mining licences. In the absence of an annual inspection or an annual inspection of a licence for mining, the Land Resources Administration shall notify the relevant sector within five working days of the date of the cancellation, withdrawal of a mining licence, which shall be registered or revoked by law.

Frequently forfeiture and use of mining permits.

The following areas of Article 17 shall be restricted to sand resources:

(i) The natural protected areas identified by the State, the province, the city, the important landscape area, which cannot be moved from the historical material, the monuments and the location of the geological sites;

(ii) Protected areas for water-living facilities, as specified;

(iii) Constrainted areas on both sides of the railway, important highway, and geological disaster-prone areas;

(iv) Areas that endanger the safety of neighbouring mines and other areas where the property of the people of the country is directly endangered;

(v) Scope determined by the defence engineering circle;

(vi) National planning for exploration areas;

(vii) Areas where exploration work has not been completed;

(viii) States stipulate that other regions that do not allow the exploitation of sand resources.

Article 18

Buildings with sand resources (markets), mining sites should have more than 10,000 cubic metres of productive capacities in the year; in general (markets), the annual productive capacity of the area should be over 60,000 cubic metres. The productive capacities of the mining area with a focus on the construction of stones should be more than 150,000 cubic metres; in general (markets), the annual productive capacity of the area should be over 60,000 cubic metres.

The new sands for more than 300,000 cubic metres of production have been surveyed by the municipal government. When mining rights are reimbursed, the proceeds have been paid first to the municipal mattress, with a reasonable allocation of surplus benefits from the municipal government and in the area where the minefield is located (communes), sector governments or village-level collective economic organizations.

Article 19 Changes in the name of the enterprise, the mining authority, the method of extraction and the scope of the mined area within the period of effectiveness of the mining licence shall be reported in accordance with the approval of the territorial resource sector to reproduce mining licences and related procedures.

Article 20 permits for mining and the procedures in question shall commence construction within six months.

Article 21, the extraction of sand resources should follow the basic national policy for the protection of resources and the ecological environment, uphold the principle of coherence in mining and protection and investment and benefits.

The extraction of sand resources should be used in advanced technologies and advanced processes, equipment. Mining enterprises may not be exploited by the cross-border.

Minors must fulfil their environmental protection governance obligations. When a mining licence is granted, the mining power is to submit a geological environmental protection and governance programme to the Land Resources Administration in accordance with the State's provisions and to conclude a contract for the recovery of governance in the geological environment of the mines. Mining rights (other than those of sand resources in the context of rivers) should be accompanied by the signing of a contract, and the restoration of compensation in accordance with the law for the geological environmental governance of the mines (hereinafter referred to as a guarantee).

The sectors should provide services and domestic and external information to help enterprises to develop actively.

Article 22 Environmental facilities, water conservation facilities and safe production facilities must be designed, constructed and used in conjunction with the main works. At the end of the production process, such as the provision of a photocopy and scientific treatment to prevent pollution and undermine the environment.

Minors are at the stage or are fully in place to complete geological environmental governance, which can apply for inspection. The land resources sector and the water administration authorities should conduct their own inspections in accordance with the legislative authority. Recruitably, the payment of its depository bonds; the inadmissibility and non-refundation; the governance of the territorial resource sector or the water administration authorities at the district level; and governance costs are paid from the bonds and are not paid in part by the mining owner.

Article 23. The mining rights identify the geological phenomena of articular monuments, new minerals, flora and fauna, geological monuments or rares in the construction and mining of mines, shall be protected and immediately reported to the relevant authorities.

Article 24 Mining enterprises shall be produced in accordance with the provisions of the safe production management of mines. The mined areas should be established, and the construction of sand-based businesses should establish a full range of visual and security blocks.

In the area of sampling, the security, water maintenance and land reclaim, environmental protection or recovery and environmental protection costs should be made in accordance with national regulations.

Article 25

Article 26 has one of the following acts, which is sanctioned by the territorial resource sector of the city, district (market) in accordance with its statutory competence under the Mines Resources Act of the People's Republic of China and the Mining Resources Management Regulations of the Blackang Province; and is suspected to be committed by the judiciary.

(i) Sale, rent or other forms of transfers of mineral resources;

(ii) No mining licence to extract sand resources;

(iii) The unauthorized transfer of mining rights;

(iv) Constrainting and taking advantage of mining licences;

(v) More than specified time for the production of mines;

(vi) Non-provisional procedures for the processing of mining licences;

(vii) Constraint or unauthorized boundaries and groundmarks of the mined area;

(viii) The cross-border exploitation;

(ix) The mining owner is not bound by the prescribed closed pit.

Article 27, Homeland resources and associated hierarchical resources management staff play a role in the neglect, abuse of authority or provocative fraud, which are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities.

Article 28 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Administrative penalties are not discontinued during administrative review or administrative proceedings. The executive organs that make administrative sanctions decisions are required by law to enforce the People's Court.

Article 29 of this approach is interpreted by the Government of the city.

Article 31 of this approach was carried out on 7 July 2000. In the past, the relevant provisions of this city have been conclusive with the provisions of this approach.