(Summit 5th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, held on 19 May 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 96 of 26 May 2010 by the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, which came into force on 1 July 2010)

Article 1, in order to protect meteorological detection environments and facilities, ensure the smooth conduct of meteorological detection efforts, ensure that access to meteorological detection information is representative, accurate, comparative, improved meteorological forecasting and forecasting rates, defence of weather disasters, provide security services for economic construction, defence and people's lives, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the Western Tibetan Autonomous Region meteorological Regulations.

Article II applies to the protection of meteorological detection environments and facilities in the administrative areas of the self-government region.

Article 3 states the meteorological detection environment as described in this approach, which means the environmental space necessary for avoiding interference in ensuring accurate access to meteorological detection information.

This approach refers to instruments, equipment and subsidiaries for various types of meteorological detection.

The meteorological detection environment and meteorological detection facilities include:

(i) National baseline weather stations, national basic meteorological stations, national general meteorological stations, automated meteorological stations, meteorological observation stations, acid rain monitoring stations, ecological meteorological stations (including agricultural meteorological stations);

(ii) The detection environment and facilities at high-air meteorology sites (including trameteries, voice radar, laser radar, etc.);

(iii) The detection environment and facilities at weather radar stations;

(iv) meteorological satellite ground receipt stations (containing the geostationary meteorological satellite ground receipt station, the polar meteorological satellite ground station), satellite control stations, the detection environment and facilities at satellite stations;

(v) The detection environment and facilities of environmental meteorological stations, such as the Atmospheric Observatory, the Starphoon Monitoring station, the contaminated meteorological monitoring stations;

(vi) The detection environment and facilities at the location of remote sensing satellite radiation schools;

(vii) The detection environment and facilities of the Synergies;

(viii) The environment and facilities of the Global Positioning System meteorological detection sites;

(ix) Meteorological dedicated channels, frequency, lines, networks and corresponding facilities;

(x) Other meteorological detection environments and facilities that require protection.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the protection of meteorology environments and facilities in the current administration and coordinate key issues in the area of meteorological detection and facilities protection.

More than the people at the district level should integrate meteorological environmental protection elements into rural and urban overall planning.

Article 5 above-level meteorological authorities are responsible for the protection, supervision and inspection of meteorological environmental and facilities in the current administration, under the leadership of the parent-level meteorological authorities and the Government of the people at large.

The unexpended automated meteorological stations established in the administrative areas of the Meteorological Authority (communes, districts) are entrusted with the protection of the local people's governments, units or individuals by the competent bodies that have established no automatic meteorological stations.

More meteorological authorities at the district level should establish working coordination mechanisms with relevant sectors such as the development of the current people's Government, land resources, rural and urban construction, communications management, environmental protection, and in accordance with their respective responsibilities, for the protection of the environment and facilities.

Article 6. Governments and relevant sectors should strengthen awareness-raising education for the conservation of meteorological detection environments and facilities and create awareness of the environment and facilities for the entire range of social protection.

Article 7. More meteorological authorities at the district level, in accordance with national standards for the environmental protection of meteorology, delineate the scope and content of the meteorological detection of environmental protection in the context of the current administrative region and report to the society after approval by the same people's Government.

More than the meteorological authorities at the district level should inform relevant sectors such as the development of reform, land resources, housing rural and urban construction, communications management, environmental protection, among others, of the scope of meteorological environmental protection within the current administration, protection standards, specific requirements.

The scope of protection of the meteorological detection environment, standards of protection, specific requirements, etc., should be communicated in a timely manner to the relevant sectors.

Article 8 meteorology (stat stations) should establish protection signs at a significant location of the meteorological environment and facilities protected areas, indicating the scope of protection, the protection standards, the specific requirements and the legal basis.

Any unit or individual shall not intrus the protection mark of the environment and facilities that destroy or unauthorized mobile meteorological detection.

Article 9. The climate of meteorology should be open and open. The following activities are prohibited in the context of meteorological environmental protection:

(i) To establish barriers to the environment of meteorological detection;

(ii) Distinctions, sands ( stones), access to land, burning, etc.;

(iii) Crops and trees that have an impact on the accuracy and stability of meteorological detection information;

(iv) Establish radio launch devices that affect the effectiveness of meteorological facilities;

(v) Other acts that endanger the environment of meteorology.

Article 10 prohibits the appropriation, destruction or unauthorized movement of meteorological detection facilities and subsidiarys.

Article 11. Within the context of meteorological environmental protection, new construction, expansion, alteration and construction works should be made available to the local meteorological authorities and the meteorological authorities should provide written replies within 10 working days. Unless meteorological authorities agree, the relevant sector shall not be authorized and the construction units shall not be opened.

New construction, expansion, alteration and construction projects are indeed unable to avoid endangering the climate detection environment and should take appropriate measures to build projects in line with meteorological environmental protection requirements.

Article 12 establishes radio launch devices in the context of meteorological detection of environmental protection, and the management of communications should seek the views of the meteorological authorities when approving.

Article 13 implements urban and rural planning or national, self-government sector priorities, confirms the need for the relocation of meteorology sites (sites) in line with the conditions set by the State, and is charged by the construction units to the Meteorological Authority of the self-government area and the relocation costs are borne by the construction units.

National baseline weather stations, national basic meteorological stations need to be relocated, and Meteorological authorities in the self-government area should send material to the Department of State meteorological authorities within 10 working days of the date of receipt.

Other meteorological units (points) need to be relocated, and Meteorological authorities in the self-government area should take decisions within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the application. The Meteorological Authority of the Autonomous Region shall make no approval of the decision and shall state the grounds and inform the applicant in writing.

No unit or individual may be relocated to the meteorate without the approval of the law.

Article 14. Implementation of urban and rural planning or national, self-government sector-focused construction requires the relocation of meteorology (sites) and should have the following conditions:

(i) A new site to be relocated;

(ii) Requirements for the relocation of meteorological units (sites);

(iii) The proposed relocation of new sites is in line with the Meteorological detection environmental protection standards;

(iv) Other conditions established by the Department of State meteorological authorities and Meteorological authorities in the self-government area.

Article 15 is subject to the approval by the Meteorological Authority of the Department of State or the Meteorological Authority of the self-governing area of the relocation, which should be observed on a comparative basis in accordance with national provisions.

Article 16 above-level meteorological authorities should strengthen monitoring of meteorological detection environments and facilities protection. Violations identified in the examination should be treated in accordance with the law and communicated to the relevant authorities in a timely manner.

More than meteorological authorities at the district level should put in place a reporting system that would openly report telephones, communications addresses or e-mail.

Any unit or individual has the right to report to meteorological authorities or to the public security sector on the destruction of meteorological detection environments and the appropriation, destruction or unauthorized relocation of meteorological detection facilities. The meteorological authorities or the public security sector should be treated in a timely manner by law.

Article 18, paragraph 2, of this approach stipulates that no meteorological exploration of the scope of environmental protection, protection standards, specific requirements, etc., shall be communicated to the relevant authorities, warning and ordering deadlines for the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities; causing serious consequences, and administrative disposition by law.

Article 19 violates article 8, paragraph 2, of the present approach by intrusing, destroying or unauthorized road weather detection environment and facility protection signs, by virtue of the responsibility of more than 1,000 meteorological authorities at the district level.

Article 20, in violation of article 9, article 10 of this approach, stipulates that the Meteorological Authority shall cease the offence in accordance with its mandate, restore the status quo or take other remedies; in the event of serious penalties in accordance with article 33, paragraph 5, of the People's Republic of China Meteorological Law; cause damages to be borne by law; and transfer of suspects to the judiciary.

Article 21, in the context of meteorological detection environment and facilities protection, has not been granted a licence for construction planning or no new construction, expansion, alteration (construction) construction or other facilities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act, the decision of the rural and urban planning authorities to put an end to construction or the removal of deadlines.

Article 22 above-level meteorological authorities and other administrative bodies have been given administrative disposal by law, where they are suspected of committing crimes, and transferred to the judiciary.

The protection of meteorological detection environments and facilities administered by non- meteorological authorities is governed by article 23.

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