(Adopted by the 25th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yumnang on 25 June 2009, No. 154 of 3 August 2009 by the People's Government Order No. 154 of 3 August 2009, which came into force on 1 October 2009)

In order to strengthen water resources management and protection, to promote savings and the rational development of water resources, this approach is developed in the light of the relevant provisions of the Regulations on Water Access and Water Resources (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) issued by the Department of State Order No. 460.

Article II units and individuals using water access works or facilities directly from rivers, lakes or underground water resources (hereinafter referred to as waterers) within the administrative region of this province shall apply for access to water permits, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and this approach, and pay water resources under the law.

Article 3 states, states (markets), district (communes, districts) water administrations are responsible for the implementation and monitoring of management by organizations that have access to water licence systems in the present administration, in accordance with the sub-management authority established by this approach.

In accordance with the Regulations and the Rules and the Regulations and the Regulations, the authorities at the district level above are responsible for the collection, management and supervision of water resources costs.

Article IV, paragraph 1 (b), of the Regulations provides for a limited amount of water access, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Family life shall not exceed 30 cubic metres per month;

(ii) The monthly consumption of water, such as sporadic nutrients, cigarished livestock, does not exceed 60 cubic metres.

Article 5 Access to water in accordance with Article 4, paragraph 1 (c), of the Regulations provides for (exclusive) water and (iv), shall be reported by the water owner within five working days from the date of access to (exclusive) water (markets, area) and shall include the following matters:

(i) The name (name), address;

(ii) The start-up and place of access to (emission) water;

(iii) Access to (exclusive) water purposes, grounds, quantity.

In accordance with article 4, paragraph 1, subparagraph (v), of the Regulations, water shall be taken by the territorial authorities of the district (market, area) above. The water administration authorities should decide to agree and written replies within 24 hours of the receipt of the provisional water response from the watertake written observations.

Article 6. Access to water permits should be guided by the principle of access to water from top surfaces and water from land.

The river and access to water under the land shall be implemented in the order of the water provided for in Article 5, paragraph 1.

The lake's access to water permits should first meet the living water of rural and urban residents and take into account the needs of the environment, agriculture, industrial water and shipping.

Article 7

The State (commune) water administration authorities, according to the top-level water administration authorities, have made water available for use in the administrative regions of the State (communes) to make water available for use in this administrative area.

In addition to the provision of Article 14 of the Regulations for access to water approved by the watershed management body, the following water is approved by the provincial water administration authorities:

(i) The water design flow of four cubic metres of agricultural water for more than four seconds or for industrial water for more than 40,000 cubic metres of water;

(ii) Access to water for more than 3000 cubic metres on groundwater;

(iii) Access to water from the administrative regions of the State (market);

(iv) Water for construction projects approved by the Provincial Government or provincial investment authorities.

Article 9. In addition to the water available under Article 8 of this approach, the following water is approved by the State (market) water administration authorities:

(i) Local surface water design flows of 2 cubic metres with less than 4 seconds of less than four cubic metres of agricultural access to water for each second or more than 20,000 cubic metres of industrial water and other water;

(ii) Access to water for less than 3000 cubic metres of groundwater in the city of Kymin, and water for more than 300 cubic metres of water on the other state (market) groundwater day;

(iii) Access to water in the administrative areas of the trans-zone (market, area);

(iv) Water for approved construction projects by the State (market) Government or the State (market) investment authorities.

Article 10, with the exception of water provided for in Article 8, Article 9 of this approach, is subject to approval by the territorial authorities of the water gallery (market, area).

Article 11 Applications for water licence, reception, review and decision procedures are implemented in accordance with the Regulations and the relevant national provisions.

With Article 20 of the Regulations and article 15 of the Water Management Scheme in the Province of Yunnan, the Water Approval Authority does not approve applications for access to water.

Article 12. When the water approval authority approves the quantity of water, it is important to control the overall water licence in the current administrative region in the light of the amount of water approved by local standards for water use in this province. The local standards for water use in this province are not regulated and are implemented in the light of the industrial water supply targets developed by the relevant industry authorities of the Department of State.

Article 13. The watertakers shall pay their water resources under the law.

Agricultural production exceeds the water limit set by local standards in the province, and the watertakers pay water resources for more than partially.

Article 14. The water resource charges are charged by provincial price administration authorities with the provincial financial sector, the water administration authorities, and approved by the Government.

The establishment of a standard for water costs should be guided by the principles set out in article 29 of the Regulations and the following requirements:

(i) Access to water from surfaces should be lower than on the ground;

(ii) Access to water from the river should be lower than from lakes;

(iii) Access to water from the Fond Water area should be lower than from water scarcity areas;

(iv) Agricultural production should take water from other industries, such as industry, business;

(v) Food crop access should be lower than economic crops.

Article 15. The watertakers shall take water in accordance with the approved annual water harvesting plan or the water supply. In excess of the above-planned or supra-directed water, the cost of water is charged in part in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The excess plan or portion of the excess of 10 per cent, which is charged in accordance with 1.5 times the water resource charge;

(ii) The excess plan or the excess of between 10 and 30 per cent, which is charged twice as high as the water resource charge;

(iii) The excess plan or the excess of 30-50 per cent to 50 per cent, which is charged in accordance with the standard of 2.5 times the cost of water resources;

(iv) Over 50 per cent or more than 50 per cent of the excess plan, which is charged in accordance with three times the water resource charge.

Article 16 on water resources costs is charged by the water approval body.

The water administration authorities that collect water costs should hold a licence for the administrative cause of the price administration, using a specialized instrument, which is compiled by the financial sector and subject to its oversight.

Article 17 Water resources are charged on a monthly basis and the monthly contribution of less than 1,000 dollars can be charged on a quarterly basis.

The watertakers should send actual water or actual electricity to the water approval body within five working days after the end of the month (the season).

The Water Approval Body shall, within five working days of the date of receipt of the submissions, determine the amount of the payment of water resources and send to the watertakers a notice and general contributions for the payment of water resources.

The watertakers should conduct payment procedures from within seven working days from the date of receipt of the water resource payment and general contributions.

The watertakers have installed and used e-sensible facilities and can pay water resources on the basis of actual needs.

The water resources collected at all levels are disbursed in accordance with the distribution rates established by the provincial financial sector, in addition to the default of the Central State.

Article 19 Water resources costs should be fully incorporated into the financial budget. Water resources costs are used primarily for savings, protection and management of the following water resources:

(i) Assessment, planning, distribution and related criteria for water resource surveys;

(ii) Monitoring the implementation of water licences and movement of water resources;

(iii) Protection and management of the lakes and watersheds;

(iv) The development and dissemination of information on water resources management;

(v) Policy regulation on water-saving, standard system-building and promotion of scientific research, new technologies and product development;

(vi) The provision of subsidies and loans for water demonstration projects and the extension of pilot applications;

(vii) Support for the disposal of water resource emergencies;

(viii) Raise awareness and rewards for the conservation of water resources.

Water resources costs can also be used for the rational development of water resources such as water-enhanced infrastructure financing.

The proportion of water resources costs for water resource savings, protection and management is not less than 60 per cent.

Article 20 Use of water resources costs, which are approved by the same financial sector in accordance with sectoral budgeting procedures, will be implemented by the same sector, in accordance with the purpose and proportion set out in Article 19 of this scheme.

Article 21

(i) Approval of the amount of water that exceeds the amount of water available for use in the current administrative area by higher-level water administration authorities;

(ii) Reimbursement of water resources in violation;

(iii) No payment, nuclear allocation and the use of water resources, as prescribed;

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

In violation of the regulations governing access to water licences and water resource charges, the owner shall be punished by administrative penalties and other legal responsibilities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2009. The provisional approach to the management of water resource charges in the provinces of Yunnan, issued on 31 March 1997 by the People's Government of Yumnan, was repealed in conjunction with the Water Consequences granted by the People's Government of Yunnan on 23 November 1998.