(Summit 24th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 14 April 2009 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 121 of 21 April 2009, by the Government of the Turkmen Republic of Japan, of 1 June 2009)

Article 1 guarantees the life and property security of the people, in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations, regulations and regulations such as the People's Defence and Air Law of the People's Republic of China and the Anguar Province, in order to regulate the construction, use and maintenance of the defence programme of the people and to develop this approach in the light of the reality of the city.

Article 2 Planning, use and maintenance of popular air defence works within the city's administration.

This approach refers to separate constructions for people's air defence works (hereinafter referred to as human defence works) that can be used to prevent airfields in connection with wartime personnel and material covers, people's air conditioning command, medical ambulances, etc.) and to the access routes accompanying them, hiding facilities such as chewings, and battles constructed in connection with ground buildings.

Article 3. Governments of the urban, district (zone) should incorporate human defence planning into national economic and social development plans and incorporate the Government's mandate.

Article IV provides for the construction, use and maintenance of human defence planning in the current administrative region by the authorities of the people's air defence authorities (hereinafter referred to as defence authorities).

The executive branch of development reform, urban and rural planning, construction, land resources, real estate, finance, prices, public safety, environmental protection, transport, is in line with their respective responsibilities to manage human defence works.

Article 5 defence authorities should be authorized by the current people's Government and military authorities, in conjunction with urban-rural-building needs.

Article 6

(i) Implement the types of protection provided by the State and protection standards;

(ii) Guarantee the reasonableness of the construction of protective buildings, such as the shelter of wartime personnel and material cover, the defence of the people and the medical rescue;

(iii) The gateway for the protection of the building is connected to urban traffic networks;

(iv) Other conditions required by law.

Article 7 Human construction planning should be integrated into urban overall planning, and detailed planning for urban construction should include elements and requirements for engineering construction. Plans for the development of space in urban areas, planning for urban public greenfields, squares, underground transport dry lines and other major infrastructures should be balanced.

Article 8 defence authorities shall organize the annual construction plan for the defence of the engineering project in accordance with national and provincial requirements, which shall be implemented after approval by the parent defence authorities, subject to approval by the peer development reform authorities.

The separate construction of defence works should apply to municipal development reform authorities and provincial defence authorities. The approval of the EPI system was introduced.

Article 9 encourages support for enterprise-related organizations, social groups and individuals to invest in defence works and the development of man-made defence works through a variety of means. The construction of defence works is concessioned in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 10 Among these, the construction of new residential areas could be based on the size of the area to be constructed in a centralized manner; the construction of new civilian buildings in urban development areas, industrial parks and major economic target areas could be based on the principles of security, economy and accessibility for development.

For reasons such as geological, geomorphology, structure, construction, etc., the construction of civilian buildings that are not suitable for the construction of airfields should pay the user-friendly construction costs as prescribed by the province.

In addition to the legal, regulatory and national provisions, no organization and individual shall authorize civilian construction projects to be free from the construction of airfields or to reduce the area to be constructed, and shall not approve the cost of defence for relief workers.

Article 11. The collection of human defence works is prone to the full payment of financial earmarked funds in the context of budget management, dedicated to human defence construction, and no unit or individual shall be excluded, retained and diverted.

Article 12 defence authorities should make reasonable arrangements for the use of user-friendly construction costs and construct human defence works in accordance with human-protection engineering construction planning.

Article 13. In the context of airfields constructed in the context of ground buildings, construction should be synchronized with major works and the funding required is included in the construction of project investment plans.

Article XIV defence authorities are involved in the construction of new civilian construction plans and projects in urban areas, which are subject to review and are subject to a request for advice on the construction of rooms in civilian buildings and airfields; and in the absence of a construction opinion, the rural and urban planning authorities are not allowed to carry out nuclear construction planning permits, the construction of administrative authorities shall not permit nuclear construction and the construction of units shall not be organized.

Separately constructed human defence works are reviewed by defence authorities in the construction map design document.

Surveys, designs, construction map reviews, construction, treasury, should be assumed by units and personnel with corresponding qualifications, in accordance with national mandatory standards and design norms.

Article 16 should provide the following guarantees for the construction of human-protection works:

(i) Guarantee the construction of sites such as command engineering, public defence works and accompanying import and export roads, photographs, entrances, chewings;

(ii) The security distance of the Ministry of Export and Import of Engineers when approving construction projects;

(iii) The provision of the necessary conditions in connection with urban supply, water, drainage and communications systems.

The procurement of tenders and equipment for Article 17 works is made up of the municipal defence authorities to develop means of implementation with the municipal sector.

The construction of article 18 is governed by a quality monitoring system. The human defence authorities are responsible for the quality supervision of the protection of airfields and the separate construction of personal defence works and are guided by the same level of administrative authorities.

Article 19 was completed by the inspection system. The construction units should be completed within 15 days of the completion of the successful inspection reports and the approval of documents from the relevant departments; the construction of airfields in the context of ground construction, in accordance with the relevant provisions, should receive accreditation documents from the defence authorities and the transfer of project files to the urban Archives and defence authorities in a timely manner.

In conjunction with airfields constructed in the context of ground buildings, the individual construction works should be completed within the time limit of the contract.

Article 20, Human engineering experience is available to eligible parties. Inadequate quality, the defence authorities should be responsible for remedial measures by the construction units; they cannot be remedied and should pay easy construction costs in accordance with the prescribed standards.

Article 21, the Government's investment in the construction of human defence works and the construction of airfields by proportion of the required proportion, are the Government, and others are entitled to work.

After the completion of the test, the human defence authorities have received accreditation documents. The property rights unit has the document to be registered by the territorial resource, the property administration.

Article 2 The development of user defence works must be accompanied by the consent of the defence authorities to obtain a certificate of use in accordance with the law, in accordance with the regulations governing safety, fire and so forth, without prejudice to the effectiveness of their wartime.

Human defence works are managed by investors at the time of war and are used by the defence authorities.

Human protection titles, transfer of rights, mortgages and leases should be made available to defence authorities.

Article 23 defence authorities shall prepare, on a regular basis, the maintenance and security management of the defence works of the inspector, in accordance with the annual budget for the maintenance of the fund.

The maintenance and security management of article 24 for the defence works is the responsibility of the owner.

Human-protection works users should be equipped or designated to prevent engineering managers, establish sound maintenance management systems, implement safety responsibilities such as fire, policing, confidentiality, and establish engineering technical archives and maintain records.

The maintenance of engineering shall meet the following criteria:

(i) The construction structure is good;

(ii) Harmonization of the environment within the works, unleashed water, air and drinking water, in line with sanitation requirements;

(iii) Protection of pre-emptive equipment, facilities and integrity, wind, water and electricity systems;

(iv) Nothing and damage to metals, charcoal components;

(v) Access to export and import roads, firefighting facilities, photography equipment.

Article 26 Prohibition of the safety of engineering by:

(i) The production, storage, storage, storage of fuel, easily explosive, acute poisoning, radioactive and corrosive items within human defence works;

(ii) Emission of wastewater, gas or dumping of solid wastes within the human defence works and their associates;

(iii) Expropriation of roads, ventilation and access;

(iv) Medalities for coverage, damage and defence projects;

(v) In the context of the pit-based defence works of the local, quantified or in the surface of 50 metres from both sides and on the two sides;

(vi) Other damage-related engineering and equipment facilities.

Article 27 shall be subject to review by the defence authorities in the light of the need to dismantle human defence works. The dismantlement units should comply with the following provisions:

(i) To be completed by a level not less than the original area of work, but not below the level of the original engineering resistance;

(ii) The provision of user-friendly construction costs to the defence authorities in accordance with the criteria established to organize easily constructed by the defence authorities;

(iii) As a result of the dismantlement of pre-emptive defence works by the construction of new civilian buildings, no damage to the area of the construction of airfields should be added to the area of defence.

There is a need to change the way forward and the entrance of the human defence works, and approval should be reviewed by the releasing authority. The rehabilitation work should be completed within the time period of approval and the process of completing the clearance process in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Article 28, in violation of the relevant provisions of this approach, is punishable by law by the defence authorities or other relevant departments, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations; constitutes an offence and is held in accordance with the law.

Article 29, Defence authorities or other relevant sector staff are subject to administrative disposition by law in the construction, use and maintenance of human defence works, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and criminal liability by law.

Article 33 The provision for the construction and maintenance of air defence works by the people of the city of South-South on 1 January 2004 was also repealed.