(The 48th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Ankara, 8 February 2010, considered the publication of the People's Government Order No. 226 of 15 March 2010, effective 15 April 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of long-song shoreline resources, effectively protect and rationalize the shore-line resources, enhance the integrated benefits of the use of long-range shoreline resources, promote the construction of a model area of industrial transfer in the provinces, guarantee economic and social sustainable development and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to the exploitation and management of shoreline resources within the territorial administration.

The approach refers to long-range shoreline resources, which refer to the area of shared territorial waters and land areas within the framework of the long River, including the Giangang, the Beaching and the Grand River.

Article 3. The development of long-range shoreline resources should uphold the principles of science planning, harmonization, strict protection, integrated use, collation development and reimbursable use.

Article IV Functions for the use of long-range shore-line resources include, inter alia, industrialbuy, urban construction, port facilities, water engineering, transgang facilities, ecological protection, tourism development.

Article 5. The Government of the provincial population has managed to develop the use of the long-range shoreline resources.

The Governments of the provinces and the municipalities along the Jong River area should strengthen the management of the resources of the shoreline in the current administration area, establish a joint mechanism for the management of long-term shoreline resources, such as development reform, land resources, industry, transport (port), water, construction, planning, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, environmental protection, tourism, etc. (hereinafter referred to as joint meetings), to coordinate key issues related to the exploitation of long-range shoreline resources. The joint office is based on the executive authority for the reform of the Government of the people at this level.

Article 6

(i) The development of administrative authorities to lead in the development of overall planning or planning for the development of long-range shoreline resources and to organize implementation;

(ii) The water administration authorities are responsible for monitoring the protection of flood safety, water resources protection and water conservation;

(iii) The authorities of the Land Resources Administration are responsible for collective land collection, expropriation procedures under the law and for the construction of project-based pre-trial, supply and provisional territorial procedures, and for the investigation of violations by law;

(iv) The administrative authorities of transport (port) are responsible for the development of port planning and the management of the port shoreline, which is in violation of the law;

(v) Environmental impact evaluation of water conservation and construction projects by the Environmental Protection Administration authorities.

Other relevant administrative authorities, such as industry, construction, planning, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, tourism, are governed by the law with respect to the development of monitoring management for long-range shoreline resources.

Article 7. The right to use the resources of the long shoreline shall be obtained by law and may be transferred by law. To protect the legitimate rights and interests of the owner of the shoreline resources, any unit and individual shall not intrus or illegally transfer the power to use the shoreline resources.

Article 8 encourages domestic and foreign economic organizations and individuals to invest in the development of long-range land-line resources in accordance with the law.

Chapter II Planning

Article 9

The executive authorities for the development of the reform of the communes along the Jangong region should organize land resources, industry, transport (port), water, construction, planning, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, environmental protection, tourism, etc., to develop the use of overall planning and urban overall planning, to develop implementation planning for the development of land-line resources within the region of the administration, to report on the implementation of the implementation of the approval of the Government of the current people, and to report back to the Government of the province.

Article 10 Development of master-line resources for the development of overall planning and implementation planning should be guided by the following principles:

(i) Science determines the functions of the long-range shoreline, in accordance with the natural attributes of the shoreline, natural resources and the natural environment;

(ii) Integrated arrangements for the development of land-line resources by all relevant industries, in accordance with the needs of economic and social development, to promote the development of a demonstration area of industrial transfer in the provinces of Xangan;

(iii) To protect and improve the ecological environment and to ensure the sustainable use of long-range landline resources.

Article 11. The development of overall planning and implementation planning for long-range shoreline resources should be tailored to the integrated planning of the Long River Basin and to the planning of ports, environmental protection planning.

In line with the different functions and purposes of the long-range shoreline resources, the development of overall planning for the development of land-based land-based domains should be clear.

The planning period for the development of master-line resources for the development of overall planning is generally 20 years and the planning period for implementation is generally five years.

The development of the overall planning and implementation planning using approved long-range shoreline resources may not be subject to any unauthorized changes. There was a need for amendments and should be submitted for approval by the approved organs in accordance with the procedure.

Major project construction approved by the Department of State and its relevant departments and the provincial people's Government will require a change in the development of overall planning and implementation planning for long-range shoreline resources, which will be revised in a timely manner in accordance with the approval by the Department of State and its relevant departments and provincial governments.

Chapter III Development of use

Article 14. The development of the resources of the long-range shoreline should be consistent with the development of master-line resources for the development of master-line planning and implementation planning.

Article 15 below prohibits the use of long-range landline resources:

(i) Projects that endanger the safety, protection of flood and safety of navigation facilities;

(ii) Projects that endanger the living resources and the ecological environment of water;

(iii) Projects affecting the safety of drinking water sources;

(iv) Other items prohibited by law, regulations.

Article 16 builds on the resources of the long shoreline, and the relevant sectors should send the material to the joint meeting of the municipal government in the area where they are located prior to the processing of project approval, approval or documentation. The joint meeting of the Government of the city along the Jangong region should be held within 20 days of the receipt of the dispatched material, with the participation of the organizational member units to review the construction of the project's use of the long-range shoreline resources, in line with the development of overall planning and implementation planning, and the relevant sectoral parties may conduct project approval, approval or clearance procedures.

Article 17 builds projects using long-size-line resources and shall, after the processing of construction project approvals, approvals or clearances, obtain, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, the right to use long-range shoreline resources, such as tendering, auctions, walls and agreements.

The following construction projects can obtain the right to use long-range shoreline resources in a manner that is allocated by the Government of the people at the district level.

(i) Urban infrastructure projects and public interest projects;

(ii) Infrastructure projects such as energy, transport and water conservation, which are focused on by countries or provinces;

(iii) Military facilities projects;

(iv) Other projects under the law, administrative regulations.

Article 18 provides priority to the use of long-range shoreline resources, in accordance with the specific circumstances of the project, for major construction projects with high technical content, high levels of investment and industrial restructuring.

Article 19 Utilists may not change the scope and use of approved shoreline resources. Changes to the extent of use of long-range shoreline resources and functionality should be governed by the approval process.

The transfer of the right to use land-line resources by the long-range shoreline resource holders should be submitted to the approval of the former approval body.

Since the date of the right to use shoreline resources for the long-range shoreline has not been developed for more than two years, and the right to reclaim the use of long-range shoreline resources is not reimbursed by the original approval authority.

Article 20 develops the use of long-range shore-line resources that should be based on different uses.

After the end of the use of the long-range shoreline resources, the former approval authority has recovered the use of long-range shoreline resources under the law; continued use is required to reapprove the required procedures.

Article 21, which is one of the following cases, may be withdrawn from the use of long-range shoreline resources following approval by law:

(i) For public interest needs;

(ii) In order to implement the demonstration of the transfer of industrial zones by the cities of the provinces, the use of long-range shoreline resources is required;

(iii) The length of use of the contract agreement by the Governor's shoreline resources and the use of the holder has not been approved for the duration of the extension or for the extension period;

(iv) Removal of the use of the previously allocated long-range shoreline resources owing to the removal, relocation of units;

(v) A minimum terminal and related facility approved.

In accordance with the provisions of subparagraphs (i), (ii) above, the right to reclaim the use of long-range shoreline resources should be duly compensated by the law.

Article 2 provides for the temporary use of long-size-shore-line resources, and the authorities should report on the approval of the approval process following the review of the consent of the joint meeting of the Government of the communes of the Jangong District.

The temporary use of long-size-shore-line resources cannot be established for permanent buildings, constructions and other facilities. The establishment of temporary facilities should be dismantled by themselves within 30 days of the expiration of the life cycle and the recovery of the landscape of the resources of the long shoreline.

The time period for the temporary use of long-range shore-line resources should not exceed two years. The duration of the period required continued use should be governed by the law and extended by the law for a period not exceeding one year.

Chapter IV Oversight management

The joint meeting of the Government of the province should organize member units to carry out a long-range land-line resource survey, map the current distribution of long-range shoreline resources, establish a shore-line resource file and monitor their development.

Article 24 should strengthen monitoring of the exploitation of land-based resources, land resources, transport (port), water, construction, planning, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, environmental protection, tourism, in line with their respective responsibilities.

When the relevant authorities of the local population at the district level conduct oversight inspections of the exploitation of long-range shoreline resources, the relevant units and individuals should assist and cooperate with the provision of information, as required, without denying, impeding the exercise of the supervisory duties by law.

Article 25 Provincial and municipal, district-based governments should strengthen coordination and provide timely information on the development of monitoring management information on long-range shoreline resources.

Article 26 states and the municipalities along the Jangi district, and the relevant executive authorities of the communes should establish a system of reporting, public reporting of telephone numbers, correspondence addresses, e-mail addresses, and receive reports of the exploitation of the offence by the long-song coast resources and verification and processing in a timely manner.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 27 develops the use of long-range land-line resources, in violation of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, to be dealt with by law in the provinces or in the municipalities along the River area and in the relevant sectors of the territorial Government.

Article 28, in violation of article 19 of this approach, provides for the unauthorized change of the scope and functionality of the use of long-range shoreline resources, or the unauthorized transfer of authority for the use of shoreline resources, to be responsibly corrected by the authorities in the province or along the area in question.

Article 29, in violation of article 22 of this approach, provides that no temporary use of long-range shore-line resources is authorized, or the construction of permanent buildings, constructions and other facilities on temporary shore-line resources, or the use of temporary facilities that have not been dismantled in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, is being processed in accordance with the law.

In violation of this approach, the authorities of the province or the municipality of the Jangong District and the relevant authorities of the communes do not carry out their duties in accordance with the law, including one of the following acts, and the persons responsible for the direct responsibility are treated in accordance with the law:

(i) The development of the use of overall planning and implementation planning to approve the use of long-range shoreline resources, in accordance with long-range shoreline resources;

(ii) The illegal approval of the use of long-range land-line resources;

(iii) No oversight duties are performed by law;

(iv) To request, receive the property of another person or to seek other benefits;

(v) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

Annex VI

Article 31 provides for the development of land-based resources, ports, flood prevention, construction and environmental protection.

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 15 April 2010.