(Adopted by the 39th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Southern Susang on 30 October 2009, No. 58 of 4 November 2009, by the People's Government Order No. 58 of 4 November 2009, as of 1 December 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes the energy efficiency of public institutions and serves as a tabular role of public institutions in the full range of social festivals, in accordance with laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Energy Act, the State Agency's Public Institutions Ordinance.

This approach is applied to the festivals of public institutions within the province's administration, as well as guidance, management and oversight for the functioning of public institutions. Except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

The approach refers to public institutions, which are owned or partly by national organs, units and groups using financial funds.

Article 3. Local governments at the district level should strengthen the leadership of public institutions in their work, promote and promote the functioning of public institutions, and include oversight of resource requirements for the management of public institutions.

Article IV. Institutions working in the management of the authorities of the provincial people (hereinafter referred to as the provincial administration of affairs) and, under the guidance of the Ministry's Government, are responsible for promoting, guiding, coordinating and overseeing the functioning of public institutions throughout the province.

Agencies responsible for the administration of affairs at the local government level above (hereinafter referred to as the executive body) are responsible for the supervision of management at this level of public institutions under the guidance of sectors that can work in the same management section and guide the work of the sub-ministerial public body.

The local government authorities such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports at the district level have been able to work under the guidance of the governing bodies of the same-level organs.

Article 5 heads of public institutions are fully responsible for the functioning of this unit.

Sections of public institutions are capable of implementing the objective responsibilities and the archaeological evaluation system, which can be completed as part of the evaluation of heads of public institutions.

Article 6 encourages the development of public institutions, the promotion and application of new materials, new products, new technologies and the role of scientific institutions, industry associations, academic groups in the work of public institutions.

Article 7 has made a significant achievement in the work of public institutions, as well as in the prosecution of units and individuals who have severely wasteed energy practices by public institutions, and the recognition and reward of the local people at the district level, in accordance with national and present provincial provisions.

Chapter II

Article 8. The provincial authorities shall plan, in accordance with the Ministry's People's Government section, all provincial public institutions, and follow the approval of the Provincial Government.

Article 9. The executive body shall plan, in conjunction with the relevant departments at the same level, in accordance with the state-wide public institutions, in the light of local practice, the development of a section of public institutions, and the implementation of the indicators and indicators identified in the plan by the year.

The cantonal public institutions should be planned to include the content of the communes (communes), street public institutions.

Article 10 Public institutions should develop and organize implementation programmes in conjunction with the characteristics of this unit and the performance of the previous year.

Public institutions should carry out their work programmes and provide timely referrals to the management body.

Chapter III

Article 11. The provincial authorities shall establish a system of sound public institutions for energy consumption statistics, with the provincial statistical offices, with regular statistical data on energy consumption across provincial public institutions.

Article 12

Article 13 governs the management of the organs of the organ concerned shall establish the level of energy consumption of public institutions in accordance with their energy consumption needs and characteristics. The financial sector develops energy consumption standards based on the energy consumption of public institutions.

The institutional authorities, such as education, science and technology, culture, health and sports, have developed, under the guidance of the governing bodies of this system, the energy consumption of public institutions within the system, in accordance with their energy consumption needs and characteristics.

Energy consumption should be adjusted as appropriate.

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Article 15. Public institutions construction projects should be evaluated and reviewed. The sector responsible for approval or approval of fixed-term assets investment projects shall not be authorized or approved for construction.

Article 16 should be aligned with the relevant departments to develop plans for the rehabilitation of the public institutions, and to organize implementation. Public institutions have both construction sections that should be renovated into government investment project management and are in line with the relevant provisions.

Article 17 Buildings owned by public institutions should apply to the provincial housing and rural-urban construction sectors for energy efficiency measurement purposes in accordance with the relevant provisions. The executive body should make a presentation on the results of the energy efficiency assessment of buildings owned by public institutions.

Article 18 Departments responsible for the Government's procurement supervision management should be included in the Government's procurement directory with the relevant departments to improve the availability of energy-efficient products, the procurement directory of the Government of the equipment and, as a matter of priority, the acquisition of products, equipment that are certified by the energy-efficient products.

Article 19 Public institutions should introduce energy consumption measurement systems that distinguish between the types of energy, the use of energy systems, the introduction of energy consumption subsectors, classifications, sub-projects, and the regular monitoring and analysis of energy consumption, and the timely detection, correction of waste.

Public institutions should use measurements consistent with the State's provisions and be regularly tested in accordance with the law.

Energy consumption measurements and the establishment and operation of monitoring systems should be consistent with national and provincial technical standards and norms.

Article 20 provides that public institutions should designate specialized persons responsible for energy consumption statistics, such as real recording of raw data for energy measurement and the establishment of a statistical desk.

Public institutions should submit their previous annual report on energy consumption by 31 March each year.

Article 21 Public institutions should conduct technical and economic evaluation of the unit's systems, the operation of the equipment and the use of energy, in accordance with the provisions of the energy audit, and take measures to enhance the efficiency of energy use in accordance with the findings of the audit.

In accordance with national, provincial and provincial provisions relating to mandatory procurement or priority procurement, public procurement should include products, equipment and equipment included in the directory for the procurement of products, equipment and environmental mark products by the Government of the State, without the procurement of products, equipment for phase-out of national, provincial orders.

Chapter IV

Article 23. Public institutions should establish energy management positions and implement energy management responsibilities. Emphasis should be placed on the operation of systems and equipment.

Article 24 allows public institutions to use a contract energy management approach, entrusting the service provider with a programmed diagnosis, design, financing, adaptation and operation management.

Article 25. Public institutions should consider their energy management capacities. Public institutions have entered into a service contract with the property industry and should contain the objectives and requirements for energy management.

Business service providers should take energy management measures in accordance with the agreement of the work service contract. Public institutions should incorporate the completion of the energy efficiency targets in the evaluation of the quality of business services.

Sections of public institutions should be renovated and energy audits and investment returns analysis should be carried out, clear energy efficiency indicators, and an evaluation of energy efficiency indicators should be carried out after the renovation.

Article 27 should take the following measures to enhance management:

(i) A subregional level of electricity, as required;

(ii) In addition to areas requiring special temperatures, the establishment of air condition temperatures cannot be lower than the twenty-sixth dinner in summer, and the winter shall not be higher than the 20 intake;

(iii) Promotion of the application of a sensible mechanism in the public region;

(iv) Strict control of night-scale lighting and precipitation lighting;

(v) High-level construction gradients should exercise imaginative control and rationalize the number and time of gradient opening.

Article 28 regulates the development of public service vehicles and controls the number of vehicle maintenance. Public institutions should take the following measures to strengthen the management of public service vehicles:

(i) The provision of public service vehicles according to the prescribed criteria, with priority given to the use of low-energy, low-polluted and clean energy vehicles, and the strict implementation of the vehicle reporting system;

(ii) The development of a public service vehicle vehicle charter that would lead to the strict implementation of the system such as the customization of public service vehicles, fuel, targeted maintenance;

(iii) The establishment of a public service vehicle fuel-efficient system, regular statistics and the publication of a single vehicle trajectory and fuel consumption, and the introduction of a single vehicle cost accounting system;

(iv) Actively promote the socialization of public service vehicles and encourage staff to use public transport tools and non-motive transport tools.

Chapter V Safeguards and oversight

Article 29 should be amended and refined in due course, in accordance with the state of economic and social development and the needs of public institutions.

Article 33 Management agencies should organize energy managers, operators to carry out energy-efficient knowledge and technical training at this level.

Article 31 shall enhance the oversight inspection of the section of the public body concerned. Oversight inspections include:

(i) The development, implementation of programmes in annual sections;

(ii) Energy consumption measurement, monitoring and statistics;

(iii) Implementation of energy consumption;

(iv) Sections can manage the establishment of regulations;

(v) Implementation of energy management positions and energy management responsibilities;

(vi) Functioning of systems and equipment;

(vii) Implementation of the energy audit;

(viii) Public service vehicle staffing and use;

(ix) Other sections provided for in laws, regulations and regulations may monitor inspection matters.

Public institutions should work together to monitor inspections, and provide relevant information and data, if any.

Article 32 should be implemented by the executive body in conjunction with the relevant authorities to develop a public body to conduct an indicative approach to evaluation and energy efficiency.

Sections of public institutions should be subject to social oversight. Any organization or individual has the right to report on the waste of energy by public institutions. Agencies should set up a telephone to receive reports from the public of society on waste of energy by public institutions and to investigate them in a timely manner.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 34, which violates this approach, is regulated by law, legislation and regulations.

Article XV does not establish a sound energy consumption statistical system, the energy consumption reporting system, or does not provide information, information and data in the course of the inspection, which is to be corrected by the organs of the executive branch in conjunction with the relevant sectoral order period; is not later updated and disposed of by the relevant organs.

Article XVI provides that public bodies do not purchase products, equipment or equipment in the directory of the procurement of products, equipment or the procurement of State orders for the phasing-out of useable products, equipment, which are warned by the departments responsible for government procurement supervision, may and may be fined by more than two thousand dollars; and that the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law.

Article 37 Public bodies are not accountable for the establishment of a system of public service fuel consumption, or for the absence of a public service vehicle vehicle vehicle fleet, which is being converted by an agency's authority responsible for the period of time; they are not later rectified, and disposed of by the authorities in accordance with the law.

Article 33 Eighteen public institutions use energy for excess energy consumption without sufficient justification and are briefed by the organs of the executive branch; they will provide a restatement of views with the relevant departments; overdue and severe circumstances, and shall be disposed of by law by the relevant organs for the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities, with a reduction in the financial resources allocated for more than 100 per cent of the next year.

Article 39, staff of the organs and related departments, who are able to monitor the abuse of authority, negligence, infrastructural fraud in the management of public institutions, is not yet a crime punishable by law; constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter VII

Article 40