(Summit 2nd ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region on 21 January 2009 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 89 of 25 January 2009 by the People's Government Order No. 89 of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, effective 1 March 2009)

In order to strengthen the protection of the Budda Palace, this approach has been developed in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property and the Western Tibetan Autonomous Region.

Article II. The Budddhist Church, as the World Cultural Heritage and the National Priorities Protection Unit, should maintain its authenticity and integrity by upholding the protection of the main, saving the first, reasonable use and strengthening the management approach.

Article 3. The Government of the people of the self-governing region has been leading in the protection of the Buddda Palace by integrating the protection work of the Budddda Palace into the planning for economic and social development of the self-government and by developing protection planning, integrated protection requirements.

Article IV protects the area of the Budda Palace into the scope of protection and the establishment of control zones.

The scope of protection lies in the wall of the Budda Palace and in the north-eastern corner.

The construction of the area of control is based on the scope of protection of the Buddda Palace, north-east to Lasa municipality, south-west to the phase of the pharmacies; the north-east of the Government of the South-Autonomous Region; and the north-east of the north-east to the bride hot route, including the road in Beijing, the south-east and the Trans-Asian route, including in Beijing.

Article 5 Protection of the Government of the People's Republic of the Autonomous Region, Head of the Budddda Palace Authority, is responsible for the day-to-day management of the protection of the Buddda Palace.

The relevant branches of the Government of the self-government should be able to protect the Buddda Palace within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The Government of the city of Lasa assists in the protection of the Budda Palace in the areas of urban planning, basic construction, environmental protection, municipal administration and social security.

Article 7. The Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region shall establish emergency scenarios for the protection and security management of the Budddah Palace and organize the functioning of the Budddddah Authority and related departments to enhance the capacity to deal with the occurrence of sudden incidents.

The provision for the protection of the Budda Palace is guaranteed by the finance of the self-government area.

Article 9. Income such as the Budddah junction is included in the Government's non-levant income management and the timely payment of financial resources to the self-government area, the imposition of two income and expenditure lines, and the protection of the Buddda Palace.

No unit or individual may be forged, altered and sold to the gate of the Buddddah.

Article 10 Protection of the Buddda Palace has an expert advisory system.

Major protection works, such as hijacking, renovation and safety technology preventive works, to be carried out at the Buddda Palace should be preceded by expert arguments.

Article 11 Protection works at the Budda Palace persisted in the principle of non-removable material.

Major protection works, such as hijackings, renovation works, safety technology preventive works, should be reviewed by the Government of the Autonomous Region, with the consent of the people of the Autonomous Region, and subject to approval by the Department of State Property Administration.

Article 12 Refrained work, renovation works, safety technology preventive works should be conducted in accordance with the law by surveying, designing, constructing and charging units with corresponding qualifications. After the completion of the work, the Government of the People's Republic of the Autonomous Region reported that the State Department's Property Administration was receiving the receipt.

The day-to-day maintenance of the Budda Palace was carried out by the Budddhist Authority.

Article 14.

Any unit and individual shall not engage in activities that affect the security of the Budda Palace and its environment within the area of control.

Article 15 construction projects in the area controlled by the Budda Palace should be in line with the protection planning of the Budda Palace, which should be coordinated with the environmental landscape of the Buddda Palace.

Construction projects in the area controlled by the Budda Palace should be reported to the construction of the executive branch, with the consent of the Government of the Autonomous Region.

No unit or individual may be required to establish large advertisements that affect the vision of the Buddda Palace within the area of building control.

Article 17 The Budddhist Authority should strengthen firefighting, electricity, oil and gas management in the Buddhah Palace, strictly control fire sources, electricity sources and fire accidents.

Article 18 Budda Public Security Fire Agency should strengthen fire safety monitoring at the Buddda Palace, detect fire spoilers in a timely manner, cooperate with the management of the Budddda in the rehabilitation of fires and eliminate the fire.

Article 19, the road, motor cars and access routes in the area protected by the Buddddah shall remain open and no unit or individual shall be stopped and seized.

Article 20

Article 21 should establish sound management systems to enhance training for staff legal knowledge, safety knowledge, fire knowledge, professional skills and management systems, and to improve protection, management and service capacity. The establishment of a safe work responsibility and a system of night work.

Article 2

Article 23 should be scientifically developed by the Budddhist Authority to develop a visiting line, set a wise or note, and conduct safety inspections for persons entering the area of protection of the Buddda Palace.

Article 24 shall not be subject to the management of the staff of the Budddhist Authority in accordance with the designated lines and regulations.

Article 25 shall not engage in the following activities within the framework of the protection of the Budddda Palace:

(i) denunciation, doubling and protecting facilities;

(ii) Damage to water supply, electricity, firefighting and monitoring facilities;

(iii) dumping, burning of garbage;

(iv) Damages, occupation of property buildings and their subsidiary buildings;

(v) Conduct activities that endanger the security of the property building and its subsidiary buildings, either on the ground or in the air;

(vi) The establishment, storage, use of items, facilities that endanger the safety of the material, easily explosive and other hazardous material;

(vii) Other activities that endanger the safety of the Budda Palace.

Article 26 violates article 9, paragraph 2, of this approach by providing for the forfeiture, conversion and sale of the gate of the Buddddah, which is punishable by the public security sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

Article 27, in violation of article 15 of this approach, stipulates that construction projects are not approved in the construction of a construction project within the area of control, which is subject to a fine of 1 per cent of the building, construction of the engineering value of the construction works by the Government of the self-governing area with the authorities concerned.

Article 16 of this approach, in violation of article 16, provides for the establishment of large advertisements that affect the vision of the Budda Palace within the construction of a controlled area, which is warned by the Government of the self-government and by the business administration and responsible for its dismantlement; the refusal to be dismantled by the Government of the People's Republic of the Autonomous Region to remove it with the business sector, and the costs incurred are borne by the units or individuals set up.

Article 29, in violation of article 24 of this approach, provides for a prohibition of photographs, photographs and photographs in the region, which is warned by the Government of the self-government, and for the destruction of photographs, photographs, photographic information; refusal to reproduce a fine of US$ 500; loss resulting in legal compensation.

Article 33, in violation of article 25 of this approach, is warned by the Government of the People's Republic of the Autonomous Region and responsibly corrected; in serious circumstances, by fines of more than 500 thousand dollars; damages by law; and the transfer of suspects to the judiciary.

Article 31: The executive branch of the material and the staff of the Budddhist Authority have one of the following acts, which are governed by the law by the Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region, or by other relevant departments; the transfer of suspects to the judiciary:

(i) In violation of the protection management system of the Budda Palace and the refusal to perform its duties;

(ii) Violations of the financial management system;

(iii) Expropriation of the Buddhist;

(iv) Government non-levant income, such as corruption, misappropriation of the revenues from the Buddddah gate.

Article 32, Staff members of the Buddda Authority play a role, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, causing security accidents, is governed by the law by the Government of the Autonomous Region, and suspected crimes are transferred to the judiciary.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2009. The protection management approach of the Buddddah Palace in the Tibetan Autonomous Region was repealed on 18 November 1997.