(Adopted by the 21st ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Republic of China, held on 16 September 2009, by Decree No. 7 of 1 October 2009, No. 7 of the Order of the Minister of the Interior, which came into force on 1 October 2009)

Article 1 provides for the development of this provision in the light of the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Gulin Province Fire Regulations, in order to strengthen rural fire fire prevention and reduction, and the protection of the property of the people.

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Article 3 states that rural areas are referred to in this Article as areas other than urban areas where the Government of the city is located.

Article IV (c) Regions should incorporate rural fire firefighting efforts into national economic and social development planning, integrate rural fire financing into the current financial budget and guarantee expenditure on rural fire firefighting.

To encourage and support the mobilization of funds and to strengthen rural firefighting efforts.

Article 5 Districts (markets), the people of the region are responsible for rural fire operations in the Territory.

The public security authorities of the city, the district (market) are responsible for the monitoring of rural firefighting operations in the Territory, and are responsible for the firefighting agencies of the public security authorities at this level; and the public safety station is responsible for monitoring daily fire safety inspections in the Territory.

Sectors such as finance, civil affairs, planning, land resources, construction, agriculture, education, culture, safe production monitoring, radio and television should be conducted in rural fire fires in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals that make significant achievements in rural firefighting efforts.

Article 7. The Government of the Towns (High Office) should establish a fire safety commission, headed by the Government (Robb Street Office) and the Village (LNL) Commission should establish a fire safety team, headed by the Director of the Village (LNL).

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(i) Implement fire law, regulations, organize fire awareness, education, training and raise public fire safety awareness;

(ii) To organize fire safety inspections and to promote fire rehabilitation;

(iii) Organizing specialized inspections during major holidays, fires and seasons;

(iv) Development of pre-removal cases, regular or non-regular fire-fighting exercises, flight-saving exercises.

Article 9. The communes (communes), the communes should harmonize infrastructure planning such as fire vehicle corridors, sabotages, firewater tanks, etc.

New construction, alteration and expansion of homes should be constructed in accordance with firefighting planning requirements, and the firefighting route should not be occupied.

To promote and encourage the use of fire-fighting construction materials to renovate rural homes and to increase the resilience of homes.

Rural housing construction should regulate the availability of electric power lines and reduce fire exposure.

Article 10. Villages (communicities) with the hydro network should be installed in accordance with the standards; without access to natural water sources, such as rivers, lakes, ponds, water ponds, etc., should be installed to fireways and reliable water facilities to natural water sites; water scarcity areas without access to water networks and natural water sources should be installed to cover firewater.

Article 11. Agencies, groups, businesses, business units in town, village (community) should strengthen fire awareness education for the personnel of this unit, implement fire safety responsibilities and perform fire safety duties in accordance with the law.

Article 12, units and individuals producing, storing, transporting, selling hazardous items and using electrical equipment, fuel use, should implement national fire safety management provisions.

Article 13 Governments of the town town (the street office) should organize, in accordance with the needs of local economic development and firefighting efforts, a dedicated firefighting team, voluntary fire brigades and village (community) voluntary firefighting teams to assume fire recovery.

The establishment of a dedicated fire brigade should be in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and be reported to the local public security authorities fire agencies.

Article 14. The dedicated fire brigade should have a fixed place of work and be equipped with manual fire and basic firefighting equipment; the voluntary fire brigade should be equipped with basic fire extinguishing tools, such as air firefighters, fire pumps.

Article 15. Special firefighting teams and voluntary firefighting teams should determine the exclusive possession of firearms equipment. Inadequate or disruptive equipment should be equipped and updated in a timely manner.

Article 16 is dedicated to firefighting teams, voluntary fire brigades should conduct regular fire operations training and organize firefighting exercises.

The neighbouring villages (community) should establish fire-fighting mechanisms, conduct joint exercises and enhance the resilience of the rural region.

Article 17 team members who are dedicated to fire brigades receive social insurance and welfare under the law, and the team elements of the voluntary fire brigades are protected by the district (market) and by the Government of the people of the region.

Article 18 Voluntary firefighting teams should perform the following fire extingencies:

(i) To combat early fires;

(ii) The timely evacuation of dispersed and rescued personnel prior to the arrival of the public safety fire brigade;

(iii) To assist in extinguishing fire following the arrival of the public safety fire brigade;

(iv) Timely reporting on firefighting agencies and public safety missions to local public security agencies following fire-saving fires.

Article 19 Villages (HL) should develop fire safety conventions and establish sound fire-recovery files. The fire safety convention should contain fire planning, safety of fire use, maintenance of fire facilities, patrolling, etc.; fire debris files should be checked, educational training, fire-saving.

Article 20 provides for firewood, grapplement and other flammable residues that exceed 2 cubic metres.

The fire defence line is defined by the Village (HLN) Commission in accordance with the following norms:

(i) To put in place the wind side of the village's habitat, or the lowest frequency of the year as a whole;

(ii) Be far from electrical equipment and electricity lines;

(iii) Maintenance of fires over 25m with buildings.

It should be set aside within the fire-fighting line and should not be too costly and should maintain a security distance.

Article 21 Villages (residents) should comply with the following fire safety provisions:

(i) The hydride shall not be discharged except in the hydride recycling location;

(ii) No one shall be allowed to slacken fire outside the room;

(iii) In the context of firefighting, burning of crops and other rooms, fires should be implemented to prevent fire safety and to avoid causing fire;

(iv) More than 6 ventilations shall not be used indoor fire.

In the event of a fire, the Government of the town (the Street Office) and the Village (LNL) Commission should immediately organize dedicated fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades and rescues, and the public safety agencies must immediately be dispersed to firefields to help those killed and killed.

Article 23, in violation of article 9, paragraph 2, of the present provision, has been corrected by order to impose a fine of more than five thousand United States dollars for the unit, to warning the individual or to fine the amount of 500,000 dollars, to the extent that the person's responsibility has been changed and the enforcement costs are incurred by the breachor.

Article 24 provides for the replacement of the period of time in violation of article 20 of the present provision, the relocation of the time limit, and the replacement of the public security officer by the organization of the public security service and the cost of relocation by the breachor.

Article 25 violates the provisions of article 21 fire safety, with a fine of up to 50 dollars.

Article 26 imposes on the denial and obstruction of firefighting staff to carry out their duties under the law, which is punishable by law by the public security authority; constitutes an offence and is criminally liable by law.

Article 27 (Central), district and commune government staff are subject to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud in rural fire operations, administrative disposition by their units, and criminal responsibility is held by law.

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