(The 30th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Zihajar, 30 April 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 2 of 5 May 2009, No. 2 of the People's Government Order No. Zihaur, effective 4 June 2009)

Article 1 provides for the development of cement, savings of resources, reduction of environmental pollution, quality of work, economic and social benefits, promotion of the cycle of economic development, and the development of this approach, in line with the provisions of the Blackang Province for the promotion of the separation of cements.

Article 2 engages in the production of cement within this city's administrative region (with the same floating), units operating, transport, use and management activities, as well as individual businessmen, shall be subject to this approach.

Article 3 of this approach refers to cements that are not used for packaging, directly through specialized equipment, transport, storage and use.

Article IV.

Article 5

(i) Follow-up to national, provincial and municipal legislation, regulations and policies on the promotion of the separation of cement.

(ii) Preparation, organization of development planning and annual plans for the dissemination of cement in the city.

(iii) Organization of special funds for the collection, management and use of cement.

(iv) Information exchange, advocacy, knowledge training and new technologies, new processes, new equipment, development of new scientific findings.

(v) Coordination to address problems arising from the development of cement.

(vi) The commission of violations of this approach in accordance with its mandate.

Article 6. Development reforms, planning, financial, transport, boarding, commercial, quality technical supervision, business, environmental protection, statistics, audit, tax, people's banks, public security, etc. should be developed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 7. Cement production and use units should meet the required rate of discharge and utilization.

The use rate of cement for national and provincial priority construction projects should reach more than 70 per cent.

Article 8

(i) Prohibition of bleaching on construction sites.

(ii) As of 1 July 2009, the construction of live sketches in the area of urban planning in the Falalqi area was prohibited;

Article 9 encourages prefabricated concretes, prefabricated businesses to replace natural sands in the production process by using coales and cements, as well as artificial mechanisms for the use of industrial solid waste such as steel residues, industrial ends. Where industrial solid waste is used to achieve a national set of provisions, there is a policy of integrated use of tax incentives for national resources.

Priority should be given to projects using cement, prefabrication, new construction, expansion and alteration.

Article 10 confirms the need for a dedicated vehicle and a concrete batching vehicle, pumps, to be delivered in the bar blocks, and should be certified by the municipal distributing cement management, which is provisional or long-term passes by the transport administration.

Article 11 engages in prefabricated concrete, prefabricated production enterprises and the production of cement products should be used in all ways.

Article 12 Building units should use prefabricated concretes in accordance with this approach and require the approval of the use and inclusion of the costs in the construction price. The construction units should use prefabricated concretes and sketches as required.

In the course of the implementation of the institution of engineering institutions, it has been found that prefabricated concretes, unused hidings should be used to stop and report to the municipal distributing cement management bodies or relevant departments.

Article 14. The production, transport, transit units and engineering construction and construction units of cement and its products should be equipped with facilities, equipment that are adapted to the production, transport, transit and use of cements to enhance the integrated capacity required for the development of cement.

Article 15. New construction, expansion or alteration of cement production projects in cement production enterprises should be designed and synchronized in accordance with more than 70 per cent of the criteria for the distribution rate; no construction and receipt shall be approved by the relevant sector.

Article 16 shall take measures to ensure that production, operation, loading, transport, storage, facilities and equipment are in compliance with safety, measurement and environmental protection requirements.

Article 17 is engaged in the production, operation, transport, use and management of cement and their products, as well as in the individual business sector, and shall communicate information, in a timely and accurate manner, to all levels, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the cement statistics.

Hydrothermal production and product enterprises should be backed by the municipal distributing administrative authorities.

Article 18 prohibits the use of kidnapped cement in priority construction works and construction works such as highway, airport, ports, bridges, holes.

To prohibit the use of kidnapped cement for the production of concretes.

Article 19 imposes specific funds for the sale of cement and the use of a cement unit (with the individual business and private sector) for the distribution of bags (referred to as earmarked funds, under the same heading).

The Wement Production Enterprise and Use Unit shall pay special funds in accordance with the criteria established by the Provincial Finance Department to distribut the specific funds collected by the provincial administration authorities.

Article 20 provides for specific funds directly to the provincial distributing cement management agencies, and other cement production enterprises and the construction units of the project building units containing cements.

Article 21 allows the municipal distributing cement management to collect funds directly. The municipal distributing cement management may also commission other required units and sectors in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province. After approval by the same level of finance, charging and disbursements are made in accordance with the State's provisions.

Any local, sectoral and unit shall not be allowed to grant relief for earmarked funds and shall not be retained, stopped, crowded and misappropriated, and shall not change the scope of collection, standards and targets.

Article 2

The earmarked funds should be included in the construction of a centralized review process.

Article 23. Specific funds paid by the production industry of more than 500,000 tons of cement have been made in provinces, municipalities, municipalities, respectively, in proportion to 50 per cent of the provincial, municipal treasury, and special funds paid by other cement production enterprises, in accordance with the proportion of 20 per cent in the province and 80 per cent in the city, respectively.

The earmarked funds for other construction units charged by the institution were collateraled, in accordance with the proportion of 20 per cent in the province and 80 per cent in the city, respectively.

Article 24 uses of earmarked funds are implemented in accordance with national provisions.

Article 25. Using earmarked funds, the use of units shall submit written requests and provide project-building feasibility reports to the municipal distributing cement management bodies, which are eligible for first instance by the municipal distributing cement management, and shall be paid after approval by the municipal financial sector.

Article 26 Specific funds should be earmarked without exclusion and diversion. The financial, auditing sector should monitor the collection, collection, management and use of earmarked funds.

Article 27 regulates the management of the cement administration, which is financed by the same financial sector from the regular budget.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases is sanctioned by the municipal authorities for the discharge of the cement management in the city:

(i) The production and use unit of cement does not meet the required rate of discharge and use, with a fine of thirty per ton for the production and use of cement.

(ii) Construction of construction units in urban areas that have already been implementing the ban on live blends, cigarage measures, conversion orders, and more than ten cubic metres on the ground, imposing fines on the basis of a standard of 100 kidnapped per cubic metre or the use of bags for every three-tons.

(iii) The production, transport, transit units and engineering construction units of cement and their products are not equipped with the corresponding facilities, equipment, and the time limit is to be allocated, and the amount of less than five million yen is fined by the overdue staffing.

(iv) Unpaid earmarked funds by the cement production enterprise or construction units for which no specific funds have been made prior to the processing of planning licences and construction permits, to be added to the order and to receive a five-year lag in excess of the earmarked funds, and to reject the payment of earmarked funds by 20 per cent.

(v) In the heavy structure of construction works and construction works, such as highway, airport, ports, bridges, holes, as well as the prefabricated use of kilton cement for productive enterprises and the imposition of fines of more than three million yen. Depending on the quality and safety of the works, the relevant provisions are addressed.

The penalties set out in the preceding paragraph shall not exceed a maximum of five thousand dollars each.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the production, operation, transport and use of cigarettes and their products do not provide relevant information, such as statistical statements, is being restructured by the municipal distributing cement management in accordance with the commissioning (with the same) order; in serious circumstances, the municipal distributing cement management would impose a fine of up to five thousand dollars with the statistical sector; and that the retreat would be fined by the municipal cement management authorities with more than five thousand dollars.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides that unauthorized relief, residual, interception, default, crowding and misappropriation of earmarked funds, as well as earmarked financial statements that have not been prepared in accordance with the provisions, are dealt with by law by the audit, the financial sector.

Article 31 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or to the People's Court.

Article 32 Dispersed cements and associated management, management staff, in one of the following cases in the management of cement, and administrative disposition of the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law:

(i) The legal approval, collection, return and punishment functions should be carried out without compliance by law.

(ii) Resistance, provocative fraud and the receipt of property belonging to others in the context of specific funds collection, management and use.

(iii) Changes in the scope, standards and targets of specific funds.

(iv) Abuse.

(v) Other offences.

Article 33 of this approach is interpreted by the Government of the city.

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 4 June 2009.