(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of 29 December 2008 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 8 of 6 January 2009 and the Order No. 8 of the People's Government of the city of Hawal and Southern Sudan, effective 15 February 2009)

Article 1 provides for the promotion of the application of new types of materials, the protection of arable land and the environment, the promotion of sustainable economic and social development in the city, in line with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article II of this approach refers to the production of non-soil-dependent materials, which are characterized by the integrated use of resources, environmental protection, savings of land and energy, and are in line with the State industrial policy materials.

Article 3 units and individuals producing new types of materials within the city's administration should comply with this approach.

Article IV calls and the economic administrative authorities of the city of Huntland are the administrative authorities responsible for the extension of the application of new walls in this city, which are specifically responsible for the development, use, organization, coordination, planning, guidance, monitoring and management of new wall materials.

The economic authorities of the various flags, districts and territories are responsible for the extension of the application of new types of wall materials in the present administration.

The main responsibilities of the municipal wall reform body are:

(i) Implement regulations, regulations and regulations relating to the extension of applications for new types of materials;

(ii) Preparation, organization of annual plans and medium- and long-term planning for the implementation of new wall materials;

(iii) Organizing, coordinating scientific research, production and extension applications of new wall materials;

(iv) A special fund for the collection, management of new types of materials;

(v) The exchange of information, statistics and awareness education for the extension of applications by new wall materials and the organization of training;

(vi) Relevant management of the application of new types of wall materials in energy-efficient buildings;

(vii) Coordination of administrative law enforcement inspections to strengthen the management of new types of materials;

(viii) Other matters related to the Government of the city and the parent sector.

Article 5: Relevant sectors such as urban construction, development and reform, planning, land, land, housing, environmental conservation, municipal interpretation, technical supervision, finance, business and tax, are jointly designed to promote the application of new types of wall materials, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

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Units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the promotion of the application of new types of wall materials are recognized and rewarded by the Government of the city or by the relevant institutions.

Article 7. New types of material produced by businesses should be subject to quality testing by the quality inspectorate, without testing or testing of non-qualified new types of wall materials, and not in the construction market.

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Article 9. The Engineering Design Unit shall be designed in accordance with the requirements of the National and autonomous territories for the application of new wall-based equipment design standards and related protocols. Construction and construction units should use new types of wall material as design requirements.

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Article 11 encourages and supports the use of industrial solid waste such as powders, for the production of new types of wall materials, which may not be charged or charged against units or individuals that have been used for the harvesting of coal. The price authorities are authorized by the price authorities to collect certain costs based on processing costs and quality.

Article 12. Contingency and application units should be developed and implemented to report regularly to the wall and the environmental sector on the emissions, storage and integrated use of coal.

Article 13 is in line with units for the production of new types of wall materials by the urban people's Government on the basis of the facts.

Article XIV builds units for new construction, expansion, alteration of construction works that do not use new types of wall material under the List of New Wall Materials, and shall pay special funds for new types of wall material in accordance with this approach.

Conducts from the special funds for new types of walls are determined by the construction project (previously) not to exceed 10 square meters of the standard of construction; projects that are not suitable for the construction area, such as the door, the perimeter, etc., with a total of 0.04 dollars per square brick for the design of the replacement standard.

Article 15. The construction engineering project unit shall precede a new special fund for materials of the wall, which shall be added to the cost of the construction installation of the construction, and the repatriation of the new types of material earmarked for the wall to the cost of installation.

Article 16 should be dedicated to the introduction of “receives, two lines” management, and no department or individual shall be permitted to intercede, default, mediation, assessment and diversion.

Article 17 Scope of use of special funds for new walls:

(i) The introduction, alteration, expansion of new types of materials production line projects;

(ii) New wall material demonstration projects (including the introduction of projects) and the promotion of subsidies for the application of pilot projects;

(iii) Scientific research, new technologies and the development and diffusion of new products of new wall materials;

(iv) Development of awareness-raising on new types of wall materials;

(v) Removal fees;

(vi) Other expenses related to the development of new types of wall material are approved by local counterparts.

Of these (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) expenditures, no less than 90 per cent of the total expenditures of the new wall material for the year.

Article 18 The Special Fund for New Types of Wall Materials is based on the principle of “return and non-return” and the proportion of new wall materials used in each construction project has reached 80 per cent, with the return of 80 per cent of the total amount of the advance receipt fund to the construction project unit; the proportion of use has not reached 80 per cent.

The construction engineering project unit, within 30 days of the completion of the works of the engineering subject, should submit to the municipal wall-removal sector a test application for the use of new types of materials of the wall and submit the original statements. Until the request was submitted, the new types of wall material earmarked for advance were not returned.

Article 19 Changes in the wall should return to the specific cost by a prescribed proportion and duration, without a proportion of time being returned to the special fund for new types of wall material, which is charged by the financial sector for the return of its duration and for the damage incurred.

Article 20, in violation of the provisions of this approach, does not pay the special funds for new types of walls, which are paid by the wall's removal department for the period of time and receive a total of five million dollars per day.

Article 21, in violation of article 9 of this approach, provides for the construction of administrative authorities to be responsible for the conversion of their deadlines; unprocessarily, the imposition of a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in the circumstances.

Article 2 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties had never applied for reconsideration or for the execution of administrative sanctions decisions, and the organs responsible for the imposition of penalties applied to the People's Court for enforcement.

The staff of the PPWL and other competent authorities should be faithful to their duties and be carried out in accordance with the law; administrative disposition of abuse of authority, omission and erroneous fraud by their authorities or the inspectorate. This constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

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