(Summit No. 33 of the Eleventh People's Government of the Commonwealth of Excellencies of 6 January 2010 to consider the publication of the Decree No. 243 of 17 January 2010 on the implementation of 20 February 2010)

In order to strengthen the security management of civilian explosive items, to guarantee the life, property security and public safety of citizens, to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Safety of Production, the State Department's Safety Regulations on Civil Explosive Goods (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations).

Article II applies to the production, sale, purchase, import, export and import of civilian explosive items in my province's administrative area, transport, trajectory operations and storage, and the sale, purchase of monium acid. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. Safety management of civilian explosive items is governed by the principles of safety, prevention of ownership and integrated governance.

Article IV. The provincial economic and informational authorities are responsible for the safe supervision of the production and sale of civilian explosive items throughout the province. The Government of the People's Government is responsible for the safe supervision of the production and sale of civilian explosive items within the current administrative area.

The provincial, municipal and district public security authorities are responsible for the safe supervision of the public safety of civilian explosive items in the administration and the acquisition, transport, detraction operations of civilian explosive items in the present administration, and control the flow of civilian explosive items.

The security production oversight, railway, transport, business and civil aviation authorities are responsible for the management of the security supervision of civilian explosive items, in accordance with the provisions of the law, administrative regulations.

Article 5 Production, sale, purchase, transport and explosive units of civilian explosive items (hereinafter referred to as the unit of civil explosions) should be established in accordance with the law, security management systems, job security responsibilities, development of safety preventive measures and accident emergency scenarios, and regular performance and revision.

Civil explosive items are fully responsible for the security management of civilian explosive items in this unit from the main heads of the business unit; other heads are responsible for the safe management of civilian explosive items within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 encourages and supports the promotion and application of advanced technologies for the safe management of science and technology research and the safe management of civilian explosive items, as well as the safety management of civilian explosive items. Business models that encourage the production, delivery and dismantling of civilian explosive items are encouraged.

Article 7. Civil explosive items shall be produced in accordance with the law, shall establish a system for the sound storage of civilian explosive items, a voucher system and the registration system, and in accordance with established time frames for the production, sale, purchase, transport, storage, use of civilian explosive items, the quantity and flow of such units to information into national and provincial civilian explosive information management systems.

Article 8. Sectors with the responsibility for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items and their staff shall not be involved in the production of civilian explosive items.

Article 9. The establishment of an enterprise for the production of civilian explosive items should be guided by the principles of integrated planning and rational layout.

The provincial economic and informationization authorities should develop development planning for the entire province's civilian explosive industry, in accordance with national development planning for civilian explosive items.

Article 10 shall apply for the production of civilian explosive items and shall apply, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Articles 12, 13 and 13 of the Regulations, to the National Defence Science and Technology Industrial Authority of the Department of State for the processing of licences for the production of civilian explosive items and security of production, and, after registration by the local business administration sector, to the production of civilian explosive items.

The identification of safe production permits requires the organization of expert field verification, and the applicant should be informed in writing. On-site verification hours should not exceed 2 days, the time required for field verification is not calculated at the time of the review.

The production of civilian explosive items shall take place within three days of business registration and shall be filed by the local public security authorities.

Article 11. The production of an enterprise for civilian explosive items shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, make a warning marking, registration marking of civilian explosive items and a fireding number.

Article 12 Enterprises are encouraged to use the international common quality management system to produce physical safety, goodness and civilian explosive items that meet user needs.

Article 13 Tests or probationary civilian explosive items must be carried out at specialized sites or in specialized laboratory rooms. Special sites or specialized laboratory rooms must have the corresponding facilities for fire detection, fire protection and emergency response, in line with the civil explosive devices' business safety management schedule.

It is prohibited to test or test civilian explosive items in the course of production or in the warehouse.

During the probationary period, the production or storage of other civilian explosive items was prohibited.

Article XIV applies to businesses that engage in the sale of civilian explosive items and shall submit applications, feasibility studies and relevant materials that can demonstrate their compliance with the conditions set out in article 18 of the Regulations. Provincial economic and information authorities should review by law within 30 days of the date of receipt of the application, in accordance with conditions, the granting of a licence for the sale of civilian explosive items, incompatible with conditions, without nuclear release, to inform the applicant and provide written reasons.

The sale of civil explosive items by the enterprise of a licence for the sale of civilian explosive items to the local business administration sector for business registration may sell civilian explosive items.

Businesses for the sale of civilian explosive items should take place within three days of business registration and be available to the local public security authorities.

Article 15. The licence for the sale of civilian explosive items is valid for three years. In the event of the expiry of the period of effectiveness, the sale of civilian explosive items continues to engage in the sale of civilian explosive items, and requests for an exchange of evidence should be submitted to the licensee within three months prior to the end of the session. The licensee shall review, in accordance with the conditions set forth in article 18 of the Regulations, prior to the expiry of the period of effectiveness of the sales licence, in accordance with the conditions set out in article 18 of the Regulations, for the purpose of issuing a new certificate; not in accordance with the conditions, shall be communicated to the applicant and in writing reasons.

Article 16 of the Protocol on the Distribution of Goods by Civilian Explosives during an effective period of time, changes in the sale of enterprise name, legal representative, type of registration of civilian explosive items should be registered by the local business administration in accordance with the law and the issuance of new evidence by the licensee.

Changes in sales varieties, storage capacity should be made to the provincial economic and informationization authorities within 30 days of change. Upon review, a change procedure is in accordance with the conditions set forth in article 18 of the Regulations; incompatibility with the conditions, no new evidence shall be communicated to the applicant and written reasons.

Article 17 The sale of civilian explosive items and moniums should be made available to provincial economic and information authorities and district public security authorities within three days from the date of the sale of civilian explosives.

The unit that purchases civilian explosive items should be made available to the local public security authorities within three days from the date of the sale of civilian explosive items.

The unit that purchases civilian explosive items should be inspected to the party's licence for the production of civilian explosive items or the licence for the sale of civilian explosive items and the identity of the licensor and be purchased in accordance with the type, quantity and quantity of the licence.

Article 18 Transport of civilian explosive items shall apply by law to the public security authorities of the landing area for the processing of the Civil Explosive Goods Transport Licence.

The transport of civilian explosive items shall be subject to a “licens for the transport of civilian explosive items” and shall be transported in accordance with the type, quantity and lines of the licence.

The transport of civilian explosive items through road must be subject to the relevant provisions of the Regulations.

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(i) Dealing on the ground, prohibiting the entry of the person concerned and the presence of a specialized person;

(ii) No blend or fire shall be carried out with other goods;

(iii) No detonator material such as mine management shall be loaded with explosives at the same time;

(iv) Removal sites should be away from densely densely populated areas and, in accordance with the regulations, the warning signs of dangerous items that meet national standards;

(v) No excessive, super-grid and ultra vires;

(vi) In the event of heavy machine loading of civilian explosive items, a revocation shall not exceed 50 per cent of the equipment capacity;

(vii) At the time of loading, no additional layers should be installed at the next tier (bouch) and no more than two tiers should be installed at the disposal of the ganese oil subsoil;

(viii) Other provisions to be observed.

Article 20 of the Civil Explosive Goods Card for the purpose of obtaining a licence for the transport of civilian explosive items shall be signed by the purchaser, the transport licensor, the licensor, the custodian, the custodian, and the custodian shall, within three days, communicate the Civil Explosive Goods Transport Licence to the licensee.

Article 21, which requires units carrying out explosive activities, shall apply to the local public security authorities and provide relevant material that can demonstrate compliance with the conditions set out in article 31 of the Regulations. The public safety organs that receive the application shall be reviewed within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application, in accordance with conditions, with the nuclear launch of the licence of the units of the explosions; in the event of non-conditional, non-nuclearization, to inform the applicant and to provide a written justification.

Any unit or individual founding, storing non-resident civilian explosive items should report immediately on local public security authorities. After the report was received by the public security authorities, it should be promptly verified and disposed of.

The new construction, alteration of small-scale civilian explosive items storage bank should be designed by the above-ranking engineering design (including level B) and by units with relevant professional design experience such as civilian explosive devices, ammunition, fire explosives.

The local public security authorities should organize the receipt in accordance with the relevant provisions before the new construction, alteration of small civilian explosive items storage.

Article 24-specific warehouses that store civilian explosive items should be designated to be administered by an exclusive person, 24 hours to be escorted and no less than 2 persons per week.

The warehouse manager should be aware of the sexuality of civilian explosive items, with knowledge such as fire prevention, fire protection, familiarity with the security management provisions of the warehouse and the evidence-based induction after the examination is qualified.

Sections with the responsibility for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items should conduct regular inspections or inspections, in accordance with their responsibilities, of the security production of civilian explosive items from industrial units, in order to provide timely re-engineering, processing of views and reorganizing oversight; major violations, violations and major accidents are hidden, and immediate enforcement measures shall be taken in accordance with the law and reporting to the present-level governments and supervisory authorities.

The inspection or inspection shall include the following key elements:

(i) Follow-up to the laws, regulations and regulations on the safety of civilian explosive items;

(ii) Development and implementation of regulations on the safety of civilian explosive items;

(iii) Implementation of the responsibility for the safe management of civilian explosive items;

(iv) Safety training and evidence of practitioners of civilian explosive items;

(v) The availability of facilities and equipment for civilian explosive items;

(vi) Other provisions of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 26 Departments with the responsibility for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items exercise the following functions in accordance with the law of inspection:

(i) Access to civilian explosive items from industry units to inspection, to receive information and to inform relevant units and personnel.

(ii) Recturing or requesting a period of time for security production found in the examination;

(iii) Constraints of accidents found in the examination should be immediately excluded; major accidents are hidden or cannot be assured in the course of exclusion, and should be held accountable for the withdrawal of operational personnel from hazardous areas to suspend operations or cease their use; and after the exclusion of major accidents, the consent of the review may resume production and use.

(iv) Other mandates provided by law, regulations.

Section 27, which has the responsibility for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items, should establish a system of reporting, public reporting of telephones, boxes or e-mails, and receive reports on the safe management of civilian explosive items; and departments that receive reports should be promptly checked and kept confidential.

Article 28 Civil explosive items are subject to the provisions of this approach from the unit of industry and are punished by the management of the supervision of civilian explosive items in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Regulations.

Article 29 provides for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items and for the administration of justice by one of the following acts:

(i) No administrative licence is governed by law;

(ii) Non-compliance with the responsibility for the safe supervision of civilian explosive items or oversight of management, which causes serious consequences;

(iii) There are other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

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