(The 68th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region, held on 24 June 2010, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 22 of 28 June 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 22, No. 22, No. 22, No. 22, No.

Chapter I General

In order to enhance the management of civilian buildings and reduce the depletion of civilian buildings and promote low-carbon economic development, this approach is developed in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Civil Architecture Regulations and related laws, administrative regulations.

Article 2 refers to civilian buildings, including residential buildings, office buildings and commercial, service services, education and hygiene.

This approach refers to activities aimed at reducing energy consumption in the course of their use, subject to ensuring functionality and quality of the civil building.

Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of civilian construction festivals, establish the responsibilities of civilian construction festivals to evaluate nuclear mechanisms, nurture the services of civilian buildings, promote the development of civilian construction energy-efficient technologies, promote the scale application of renewable energy in civilian buildings, and promote awareness-raising for civilian construction.

Article 4

The construction of administrative authorities could entrust the civilian construction management agency with the conduct of daily management of civilian buildings.

The sectors such as the development reform, science and technology, finance, statistics, land resources, quality technology supervision are based on their respective responsibilities and are responsible for the relevant work of the civilian construction festival.

Article 5 Broad dissemination of the media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should enhance awareness of the law, regulations, regulations and other relevant knowledge of civilian construction festivals and conduct public opinion monitoring of the conduct of civilian construction festivals.

Section II

The construction of new civilian buildings in Article 6 should be in line with the mandatory standards of energy.

The construction (development) units, as well as the design, construction map review, construction, supervision, testing, heating, etc., should implement mandatory standards for civilian construction festivals to ensure that the material of the walls used by the new construction of civilian buildings, saving materials, windows, heating systems and lighting equipment are in line with the State's technology, processes, materials, equipment catalogue.

The construction of new civilian buildings is prohibited.

Article 7. The construction (development) unit prepares a study on the feasibility of civilian construction projects or a project application report, a preliminary design document for civilian construction, which should be consistent with the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

The construction shall not be approved or approved by law for sectors that are not in compliance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

The construction (development) units should have basic information on the construction of civilian buildings and the sale of field-based demonstration buildings.

Article 8. The construction map design document review body shall conduct a specific review of the construction map design document in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, and shall not be subject to a review of qualifications incompatible with the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

Article 9. New civilian buildings that are concentrated for heat should be installed in the quality technical supervision sector for the screening of qualified heating measurement devices and temperate devices; new construction projects that do not install heat measurement devices and temperate devices will not be completed and will not be delivered.

The construction of new civilian buildings is in line with heating measurement conditions, for heat enterprises should be charged with heat measurements and no heating fee shall be paid in the area of construction.

Article 10 Construction (development) units enter into heat contracts with heating units, which should include the technical indicators, quality standards, screening cycles, maintenance deadlines, and clear elements for the procurement, inspection, maintenance, and management responsibility units for heat measurement devices and temperate devices.

Civil construction projects in which Governments invest should give priority to solar, geothermal and other renewable energy.

The construction (development) units of civilian construction projects should use renewable energy applications for heating water supply, heating, refrigeration, lighting, photovoltaic power systems and synchronize with civilian construction works.

Governments at all levels should promote the application of renewable energy, such as solar, biogas and residues, in rural housing construction.

Article 12 provides for the construction of new civilian buildings and other civilian buildings with heat water needs and should be equipped with solar thermal water systems.

The construction (development) units should be based on technical norms to provide the necessary conditions for solar use in the design and construction of civilian buildings.

Article 13. Any civilian construction project using solar hydrothermal systems and synchronized design, synchronized construction and synchronization of the construction subject matter can increase the project's construction area by 1.

Article XIV, communes, communes (communes) Governments should organize the construction of rural festivals for demonstration homes and encourage farmers to use building energy and energy materials to promote rural housing.

Harmonization of new rural homes should take advantage of building energy and materials. Authorities such as construction, agriculture, science and technology, and civil affairs should provide guidance and assistance to rural housing buildings.

Article 15. State-owned land allocated or granted shall be used for civilian construction, and the Land Resources Authority shall require land-use rights to apply mandatory standards for civilian construction.

When village councils, communes (communes), the people's Government and the territorial resource authorities of the communes (communes, districts) approve the rural housing base, the building blocks should be required to use the building energy and energy materials.

Article 16 builds administrative authorities in self-government zones can establish local standards for civilian buildings that are stricter to national standards or industry standards, and are required by law. Local standards should be developed for civilian construction sections that do not have national standards and industry standards.

Enterprises are encouraged to develop building energy technology and product standards that are stricter to national standards or industry standards.

Chapter III

Article 17 encourages the integrated rehabilitation of the peripheral structures, such as homes, guests, scription buildings, commercial sites, and heat measurements to improve the effectiveness of the festival.

The use of State-owned funding subsidies has been accompanied by civilian construction rehabilitation projects, which have not been carried out for heat measurement rehabilitation, and are not subject to the relevant incentives.

Article 18 provides that both civilian buildings should be renovated in parallel with the construction of buildings to meet the standards of energy efficiency in buildings when alterations, expansions or peripheral structures are conducted.

Both residential buildings should be renovated to select solar heating water supply facilities.

Sections of office buildings, government investments and public buildings owned by government investment should be renovated, and approval procedures should be included in basic construction processes and integrated management in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Upon completion of the renovation, inspection should be carried out in accordance with the norms governing the conduct of engineering tests in civilian buildings.

Sections of office buildings at the national level can be renovated, with the inclusion of more people at the district level in the current financial budget.

Article 20 has already been carried out with civil buildings for heat measurement rehabilitation for heat enterprises.

Article 21, which has both a civilian owner or a right to use, without prejudice to the quality, safety and the urban landscape, may install renewable energy use systems consistent with product standards and technical norms; and when the installation of renewable energy facilities equipment should be carried out in the implementation of technical standards and norms for the application of renewable energy in national and autonomous areas, and the construction of (development) units or industry services enterprises should facilitate them.

Article 2

The establishment of administrative authorities should provide technical advisory services for the re-engineering of titles of existing civilian buildings or the use of rights.

Chapter IV Safeguards measures

Article 23. The Government of the people at the district level should arrange funds for civilian construction, mainly for the following civilian construction festivals:

(i) Scientific research and standard-setting in civilian buildings;

(ii) The renovation of the building block structure and the heating system;

(iii) Applications of renewable energy in civilian buildings;

(iv) The promotion of demonstration works and energy efficiency projects in civilian buildings.

The remaining wall conversion funds could be used for civilian construction and renewable energy applications.

Article 24 has one of the following cases and is granted tax incentives under the law:

(i) Construction or purchase of cheaper buildings;

(ii) The rehabilitation of existing buildings;

(iii) The application of renewable energy;

(iv) Promoting the use of energy-efficient construction materials, products, equipment;

(v) Other conditions in which tax incentives are granted by law.

Article 25 Governments of municipalities, districts (communes, districts) should implement the tax incentives for the projects developed by national and autonomous areas.

More than the people at the district level should put in place preferential policies that encourage social funds to use multiple models of investment that have been renovated in civilian buildings, and investors share the benefits that have been achieved in terms of agreement.

Article 26 builds the planning of civilian buildings by the executive authorities, which should be conducive to the promotion of synergies between rural and urban civilian buildings and should include the elements of both construction and renewable energy applications.

Article 27, Construction of administrative authorities in the self-government area, should be based on the relevant provisions of the State, to develop, publish and update, on a regular basis, the technical, process, materials, equipment and inventories of civilian construction festivals that promote, limit and prohibit the use of nuclear weapons in all areas.

The construction (development) units, design units and construction units shall not be used in the design and construction of national and autonomous areas for the use of technology, processes, materials, equipment and equipment.

The construction of administrative authorities should carry out civilian construction festivals that promote, train and guide work.

The scientific and technical authorities should dispatch science and technology specials to rural areas, including professional technical personnel in civilian building energy, to promote, direct the construction and rehabilitation of rural homes.

Article 29 builds administrative authorities should enhance oversight of the establishment of (development) units, as well as planning, design, construction map review, construction, administration, testing, and implementation of mandatory standards for civilian buildings by relevant units such as heat.

Article 33 ownership of office buildings and large public buildings or the use of power holders should be implemented. In the case of office buildings and large-scale public buildings for national authorities that are able to spend more than the limits, the introduction of a quota system and the introduction of a time-bound implementation package can be adapted.

The Thirty-first National Authority, the owner of large public buildings or the use of power holders shall, under the guidance of the administrative authorities, establish a energy-efficient monitoring system in accordance with the standards and carry out monitoring of the energy consumption situation with the construction of a efficacy monitoring system network of administrative authorities.

The construction of the executive authority is provided by law to the state of energy consumption in construction.

Article 32 Quality technical oversight services should be strengthened with the construction, business administration sector to enhance the quality technical oversight of the production, circulation and use of energy materials in construction.

Article XIII should be established by the executive authorities to incorporate new civilian construction sections, renewable energy construction applications and existing construction sections into the quality control of the works, to monitor the quality of civilian construction projects in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and civil construction rules, technical norms and design documents, to the extent that they are able to carry out their monitoring of violations of civilian construction services, to be determined by law and to account for corporate credit files and to make public to society.

Article 34 should be established by the executive authorities to incorporate the statistics of civilian buildings into sectoral statistics and to establish a system of statistical indicators for sound civilian construction, to improve and regulate the statistical approach of civilian construction, and to ensure that statistics are real and complete.

Article 33 fifteenth bodies engaged in civilian construction energy efficiency measurement should be certified by law, with conditions such as technicians and testing equipment provided by the State, to obtain an assessment of the efficiency of civilian buildings in national or autonomous areas and to be responsible for the authenticity and accuracy of their assessment reports.

Chapter V

Article 36 builds the administrative authorities and other staff members of the executive authorities and the civilian construction management structure, and abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud in civilian construction festivals, and punishes the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

Article 37 Construction (development), design, construction, construction, engineering, etc.) units and registered practitioners are not subject to enforcement of mandatory standards for civilian construction festivals, which are sanctioned in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Civil Architecture Regulations.

Annex VI

Article 38 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2010.