(Summit 15th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 17 December 2008 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 117 of 23 December 2008 of the Decree No. 117 of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 1 February 2009)

In order to strengthen the security management of homes, to guarantee the security of tenure, to maintain public safety and public interest, and to develop this approach in line with relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 applies to the housing safety management that has been completed within the city's administration, with the exception of homes constructed by rural villagers on the home base.

Article 3 Safety management of tenure should be guided by the principles of prevention, control, integration, scientific recognition and security.

Article IV is responsible for the safe management of homes in the current administration area, with the responsibility of the housing safety management agencies that are affiliated.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant executives, such as construction, safety production supervision, planning, urban hosting, education, culture, firefighting, public safety, business and industry, are jointly responsible for the management of the safe supervision of homes.

Article 5 Administrative authorities should establish a safe management system for the use of houses, enhance oversight of the security situation in the home and regularly conduct a census or screening of the housing security of the residents of the relocated areas such as schools, kindergartens, hospitals and large chambers, hotels, restaurants, sports houses, theatres, theatres, photocopy, etc.

Article 6. The owner, the owner and the user shall use the house in accordance with the design of the house to ensure the overallity, resistance and structural safety of the house, to conduct regular security inspections and maintenance of the housing structure, and to find that the hidden should be promptly identified and processed in accordance with the law.

Article 7. Prohibition of the conduct of the following acts that endanger the safety of homes:

(i) Construction of houses at the roof of the roofs and wings;

(ii) Overloading items at the roof of the roof and floor;

(iii) Concrete construction of positive units or the use of house rainbs, with the creativity of construction facilities;

(iv) The storage of corrosive and dangerous items in residential homes, such as acid, alkali and flammable fuses;

(v) Other acts that endanger the safety of homes.

Article 8 houses in one of the following cases should be identified in safety:

(i) The need for continued use beyond the design of time limits;

(ii) The occurrence of natural disasters or accidents, such as earthquakes, floods, fires, explosions, remains unused;

(iii) The removal of the main structure, the apparent increase in the use of the payload and the changing nature of use may endanger the use of security;

(iv) The use of public buildings, such as theatre, sports parks, for a period of five years;

(v) The creation of large-scale advertising brands outside the home or the installation of communications launches at the roof of the house may endanger the use of security;

(vi) Removals such as landing or neighbouring base, deep-rooted construction may endanger the safety of the surrounding homes;

(vii) Other houses that should be safely identified by law.

The first to four of the first paragraphs was commissioned by the owner, the user, and the fifth and sixth were commissioned by the construction unit.

Article 9. The owner, the user or other stakeholder found that the presence of the house could endanger the use of safety signs, which could be entrusted with the safety of homes.

Article 10. The safe identification of homes should be entrusted to the establishment of a housing safety accreditation body under the law.

The identification of housing safety should be paid. The identification fee is charged in accordance with the criteria approved by the price administration.

Article 11 entrusts housing safety recognition and entrusts the following materials to the housing safety accreditation body:

(i) A letter of credit for housing safety;

(ii) Authorization certificate;

(iii) The right to housing certificate;

(iv) Housing design information, construction technology material;

(v) Ground maps, geological survey information;

(vi) Identification of other material requested by the institution.

The author was unable to provide the fourth and fifth information of the former paragraph and, in accordance with the identification needs, the author was entrusted with testing, testing.

Article 12

(i) To receive the commission;

(ii) Initial investigations to map the history and status of homes;

(iii) On-site survey, test, record all damage data and status;

(iv) Monitoring tests, collating technical information;

(v) A comprehensive analysis, argument, characterization, comprehensive judgement and advice;

(vi) A validated conclusions.

Article 13. The housing safety recognition body shall complete the identification of homes in accordance with the relevant national technical norms and standards within 20 days of the date of receipt of the confirmation, and shall organize the identification immediately.

The security of the houses conducted by law should be validated by the relevant units and individuals.

The Housing Safety Identification Body assumes legal responsibility for the identification findings.

Article XIV, which is validated as hazardous houses, shall promptly communicate to the owner of the house, the use of the person's dangerous homes, and report back to the administrative authorities of the real estate.

Article 15

(i) Removal of danger, after appropriate security technical measures are taken;

(ii) Short-term use can be observed when appropriate safety technology measures are addressed;

(iii) Without the value of repairs, the temporary removal without prejudice to neighbouring buildings or the security of others should cease their use;

(iv) There should be no repair value that endangers neighbouring buildings or affect the security of others.

Article 16, when the home owner, the user of the person, is required to deal with the risk of turmoil of dangerous homes, the relevant executive branch should be processed in a timely manner; and the need to dismantle the reconstruction is granted preferential treatment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

In the case of dangerous housing transactions, the owner should express the security of the house to the trader.

Article 17, in violation of article 7 of this approach, is subject to a change in the period of time by the administrative authority of the real estate, which is lately refused to correct, imposes a fine of up to 1,000 dollars for non-commercial activities, and imposes a fine of up to 1 million dollars for operating activities.

Article 18, in violation of article 8 of this approach, is entrusted with the period of time by the administrative authority of the real estate, with late refusal to commission the confirmation by the competent property administration of the establishment of a housing safety certificate institution, the identification of the costs borne by the parties; the imposition of a fine of up to 1,000 dollars for non-operational activities; and the imposition of a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for operating activities.

Article 19 Homeowners, users of persons who do not take the corresponding treatment measures against dangerous homes, which is subject to civil responsibility under the law and which constitutes an offence punishable by the law.

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