(The 29th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR held on 6 March 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 107 of 9 April 2010 by the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR People's Republic of 9 April 2010, which came into force on 1 June 2010)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of safe production, to prevent and reduce accidents in production, to guarantee physical and property security, to promote economic development, and to develop this provision in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety Production, the Regulations on Security in the Province of Nimin.

Article 2 The law, legislation and regulations provide for safe production.

Article 3 provides an integrated monitoring management for safe production in the present administrative area by urban and district (market) security production monitoring authorities, as well as oversight management by other sectors with the responsibility to monitor safe production within their respective responsibilities.

The Government of the communes, such as the Economic and Technological Development Zone Management Committee, has sent agencies to manage the oversight of security production in the context.

Article IV. Safety production is integrated into the performance appraisal system of the municipal government in the district (market).

Chapter II Safeguards for safe production

Article 5 Governments of municipalities and districts (markets) have established specific funds for safe production and included in the annual financial budget to ensure dedicated funds. Specific funds for safe production, in addition to security production under laws, regulations, could also be used to subsidize the safe production of technology for productive units, the construction and equipping of the safe production inspectorate and other matters permitted by the financial sector.

Article 6 establishes a security production information system between government departments and relevant units.

In the relevant sectors of the city and district (market) governments, significant matters relating to the management of safe production in the sector, the industry, and related work, should be communicated to the same-level security productive management in a timely manner.

The human resources and social security administration should be made available to the same-level security productive management for the identification of work-related injuries associated with the production of safety accidents. The safe production oversight management should make production of safety accidents relevant to the same level of human resources and social security administration.

The construction of the project approval or registration sector should be accompanied by a list of construction projects to the supervisory management for the production of secondary safety.

The authorities such as road traffic safety, fire fire, construction, special equipment, water traffic and fisheries should report on the monthly production safety accident statistics by five times a month, to the same-level security production control management; units such as railways, civil aviation should be subject to the production safety accident statistics of the previous month by five months, and to the urban security productive management.

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Article 8

(i) The production of premises and facilities, equipment is in accordance with legal, regulatory, regulatory and relevant national standards, industrial standards, security production requirements, and the safety distance between productive areas, storage zones and living areas is in accordance with national standards or national provisions;

(ii) Key heads and security producers have the security production knowledge and management capacity commensurate with the production activities undertaken by this unit;

(iii) To pay work injury premiums to practitioners, with labour protection supplies consistent with national standards or industry standards, to provide occupational safety conditions consistent with the State's provisions, and to conduct regular health inspections of personnel engaged in occupational hazards operations;

(iv) Adopt health-care measures for practitioners who are exposed to toxic hazardous substances and engaged in high temperature seasonal operations, and distribute labour-health food or costs;

(v) Other conditions under the law, regulations and regulations.

Article 9. The safety and production management established by the productive units and their branches under the law shall have at least one registered safety engineers; the dedicated and part-time security production manager shall not be less than two. The laws, regulations, regulations, national standards and industrial standards are provided in addition to their provisions.

Article 10. The productive units commission safe production brokering services or personnel to provide safe production management services and shall inform the security productive management in writing within ten working days from the date of the signing of the commissioning agreement.

Article 11. The production units of the National Excellence and the National Control Unit should be established. Under the direct leadership of the main head of the unit, the General Director of Security is dedicated to security management and safety technology.

Other conditional production units are encouraged to establish a security directory.

Article 12. The municipal authorities delineate a certain range of planning zones as hazardous items. The new hazardous product production, storage and storage project should be constructed in the planning area, and existing hazardous items production, storage units should be gradually relocated to the planning area.

The production of cigarettes is prohibited within the city's administration.

Article 13 encourages more hazardous production units, such as non-coal mines, hazardous chemicals, civilian explosive items, construction, mechanical manufacture, ship repair and maritime operations, to participate in safe production responsibility insurance.

Chapter III

Article XIV projects for new construction, alteration, expansion of productive business and technological transformation projects (hereinafter referred to as construction projects), construction units should be validated at the same time as security conditions, and security pre-emption evaluation prior to initial design.

Security facilities for construction projects should be in line with national laws, regulations and relevant standards relating to safe production and be designed in conjunction with the subject matter's work, in parallel with construction, parallel production and use.

Article 16 Production operators should conduct annual testing and assessment of major hazardous sources and their security status, taking appropriate corrective and security-protection measures based on testing, assessment results, and report on adaptation, safety prevention measures and their implementation to safe production management.

The testing, assessment of major hazardous sources and their security status by the productive units should be delegated to the competent testing, assessment bodies.

Prior to the operation of the productive units, operational programmes and security-protection measures should be developed and security-recognized, and, as required, should be appointed to conduct on-site management to ensure implementation of operational programmes and security preventive measures:

(i) Distinction, loading of dangerous goods and fuel pipeline operations;

(ii) Removal and dismantling of large equipment (constitutional) and construction of work demolitions;

(iii) Removal of material storage tanks, influenza congestion operations;

(iv) High denunciation (including operations such as maintenance at the high level, the laundering of walls), the near-pression power line operation;

(v) Work underwater and submarine product fishing submarines;

(vi) In closed, limited space-based spraying, painting, democating, chemical defiance, chemical laundering, dressing, babies, sing;

(vii) Other hazardous operations.

Article 18

Article 19, where the production of a security serious injury occurs (including poisoning in acute industrial industries, below) above, shall be subject to a specific security evaluation of the security production status of the unit, which takes place in the event of a death accident, a three-person heavy injury accident or a production unit of more than five heavy injury accidents over a year, as well as a transport enterprise with more than three deaths of road traffic accidents and the primary responsibility, shall be entrusted with the safety evaluation of the brokering services with the corresponding qualifications.

A security evaluation results should be presented in this unit and reported in writing to the relevant authorities involved in the organization of an accident survey and, in accordance with the evaluation, take the corresponding safety precautions.

In cases such as dissolution and insolvency of the productive business unit, the main heads of its units should first clarify the responsibility for safe production, implement major hazardous source control measures, eliminate accidents and report on the safety and production supervision of the management of the management of the production of the hazardous sources in the control and accident context.

Article 21, Special labour protection supplies are regulated by law. The units operating labour protection supplies shall not operate special labour protection items without security mark.

Chapter IV

The following safety responsibilities should be performed by the administrators or operators of the tourist landscapes (points) and theatres, dances, cultural uters, Internet bars, sports sites (occupies), libraries, guests, bars, shops, airports, bars, terminals, and other personnel assembled in places.

(i) The establishment of a sound security management system and security-prevention measures and inspection of their implementation, and the record of the inspections;

(ii) The availability of emergency radio, lighting, firefighting equipment and other emergency inventors, indicating the methodology used;

(iii) The establishment of safe evacuation signs and emergency lighting facilities consistent with national requirements;

(iv) Set up safety signs consistent with requirements and clear safety signs, safe export and evacuation routes, corridors;

(v) To establish visible warning signs at risk locations, to inform the prevention and emergency self-saving methods of risk of potential hazards;

(vi) The staff concerned have access to emergency pre-references and the skilled use of equipped emergency equipment, equipment and know-how on the responsibility and methods of emergency relief in the current position;

(vii) Ensure that the number of persons actually accommodated in the premises does not exceed the maximum design capacity;

(viii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 23 organizes activities such as large UNCTAD, culture, sports, and should develop safety-related programmes and emergency preparedness cases consistent with security requirements and perform their clearance procedures in accordance with the law; During the event, security measures should be implemented or in collaboration with the relevant departments, maintenance of the on-site order, ensuring the availability of equipment, facilities safety operation and safety corridors in the places of activity; and discover that personnel should take control and evacuation measures when they are brought together, and ensure that the number of participants participating in the event is permitted.

Article 24 prohibits the fuel of cigarettes, explosives and bamboo in cultural, sports and recreational places, except approved by the municipality.

In the event of the night of fire and other large-scale pyrotechnologies, administrative licences from public security agencies should be obtained, and their fuel operation units and personnel should operate in accordance with the fire safety protocols and the licensed fuel operation programme.

The public security authorities should strengthen monitoring of the fires at a high level of risk and other large-scale pyrotechnologies.

Article 25 provides for outside advertising facilities that should be in line with the State-mandated construction standards and the technical norm for advertising outside the city, as well as the regular conduct of security inspections and maintenance, and ensure the safe use of specific climate conditions, such as wind, storm, etc., and should be protected in advance.

Article 26 The tourist landscape (point) manager and operators should improve access to safe tourism facilities, prepare tourist forecasts and cruises, ensure that tourist facilities, equipment are in compliance with national standards or industry standards, and conduct regular inspections, testing and maintenance to ensure their safe operation.

Article 27 schools, kindergartens should ensure that facilities such as teaching and life are in compliance with safety provisions, incorporate safe knowledge education into the teaching content, develop emergency preparedness and organize regular exercises.

Schools educate students on their labour skills, organize students in social practice such as public works, and ensure that students are safe and that students are not allowed to engage in work or other hazardous work on hazardous items such as fuel, prone, toxic and harmful.

Schools may not rent school premises as production, storage, operating or motor vehicle parking places for hazardous items such as fuel, explosive, toxic and harmful.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 28 Governments in the city and in the district (community) and in the area of responsibility for the monitoring of safe production are one of the following acts, and administratively disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other persons directly responsible, in accordance with the law; constitutes an offence and criminally liable by law:

(i) Approval of matters that are not in accordance with statutory conditions of production units, brokering agencies involved in safe production (including approval, licence, registration, certification, issuance of licensees, etc.) or receipt;

(ii) The suspension, suppression or closure of production units by law shall be responsible for the suspension, suppression or closure of production units;

(iii) Failure to stop and deal with security production offences under the law;

(iv) The failure to perform special and significant production safety accidents hidden oversight functions;

(v) The immediate organization of relief, timely and real-time reporting and serious investigation of production safety accidents, in accordance with laws, regulations;

(vi) There are other abuses of authority, omissions and provocative fraud.

Article 29, in violation of this provision, is dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation, legislation and regulations, which are not regulated by the security-productivity monitoring authority, as follows:

(i) In violation of article 8, paragraph 4, the order is being changed, with a fine of more than one thousand dollars;

(ii) In violation of article 17, the order is being changed, with a fine of more than one thousand dollars;

(iii) In violation of article 18, the order is changing, with a fine of more than three thousand dollars.

Article 33 Production units where one to two persons have been severely injured and responsible for accidents are fined by the Safety Production Monitoring Administration.

Article 31 Management of safe production supervision can commission administrative penalties for the safety and productive management established by the Town People's Government and the Urban Street Office.

Annex VI

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