(Summit No. 27 of 5 January 2009 from the Government of the People of Anguébé Province to consider the adoption of Decree No. 216 of 2 February 2009 by the People's Government Order No. 216 of 2 February 2009, as of 1 March 2009)

Article 1 aims to promote the separation of cement and prefabricant development, save resources, protect the environment, and develop this approach in line with the relevant national provisions.

Article 2, this approach applies to the dissemination of cement within the territorial administration, prefabricant production, operation, transport, use and supervision management.

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

The approach refers to prefabricated elements such as cement, sets, water and, according to the needs of imported exigencies and paints, to a proportion of all-inclusive, transport and use of concretes through specialized equipment.

Article 3 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the organization's leadership by integrating cement, prefabricant development into national economic and social development planning, developing development policies and measures to promote the separation of cement, prefabricant development.

The Government of the commune (commune) should assist the relevant sectors in implementing the relevant measures to promote the spread of cement, prefabricated concrete development.

Article IV of the Ministry of the People's Government's Industrial Economic Authority and the authorities of the municipality and the communes have established the discharged cement administration authorities (hereinafter referred to as the distributing administrative authorities) responsible for the management of cement in the current administrative area, prefabricated concrete development, with the responsibility of the distributing cement management body responsible for the implementation of specific work for the discharge of cement, the development of concretes, and the integration of its management funds into the same financial budget.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors of the population at the district level are ready to carry out the work related to cement, prefabricated concrete development.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level and their dispersal administrative authorities should provide recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make tangible results in the discharge of cement, prefabricated concrete development efforts.

Article 6. The administrative authorities of the cement shall be based on local realities and shall prepare the territorial blend of cement, prefabricant development applications planning and annual plans and be responsible for organizing implementation.

Article 7 provides support to fixed-term asset investment projects consistent with the separation of cement, the prefabricant development application planning and annual plans, and investment management should prioritize project approval, approval, etc.

Article 8 encourages research and development by scientific institutions, institutions of higher education and the production of enterprises for the dissemination of applications and accompanying facilities and related costs to receive tax incentives in accordance with relevant national provisions.

Article 9

The establishment of prefabricated blends should be in line with the prefabricated blend-point programme and conduct environmental impact evaluations in accordance with the law.

Article 10. The Government of the province shall disperse the administrative authorities of the cement to the authorities concerned and, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, publish, as appropriate, a directory of cements and prefabricant concrete production technologies, processes and equipment.

The Government of the Provincial People's Government should organize, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the preparation of a treasury budget to provide services for the construction, design, construction units for the use of prefabricated concretes.

Article 11 new construction, expansion and alteration of cement production projects should be designed and built in accordance with the State's requirements for the release of cement.

Until the implementation of this approach has not reached the requirement for the release of cement, the fertile production enterprise should undertake technological upgrading, lag production technologies, processes and equipment, and enhance the capacity to distribute cement.

Article 12 cement, prefabricated concrete production enterprises should be matched by national provisions, enhance quality, measurement management in accordance with the law, establish quality assurance systems to ensure that the cement is dispersed, and that the prefabricant concrete is consistent with the quality standards set by the State.

Statistical statements should be sent to the distributing cement management agencies in accordance with the relevant national regulations.

Article 13 cement, prefabricated production, operation, transport, use units and individuals should take measures to ensure that the facilities and places used are in compliance with the requirements for safety and environmental protection.

Article 14. Transport of cement, prefabricated concrete vehicles into urban and transport control areas requires the processing of vehicle traffic procedures, and the public safety, transport sector should be in a timely manner to facilitate the delivery of vehicles.

Article 15 cement products, prefabricated concrete production of cement products by enterprises, prefabricated concretes should use cements without using bags.

Enterprises are encouraged to use residues for the production of cement products, prefabricated concretes, and to benefit from the comprehensive use of tax preferences for resources provided by the State.

The following construction work shall be carried out using discrete cements and prefabricated concretes:

(i) Construction of major medium-sized transport, energy, water and ports;

(ii) Construction of financial funds;

(iii) Construction in the area of development and industrial parks.

Article 1, paragraph 1, encourages the use of cement and prefabricated concretes for construction work beyond the provisions of this article.

Construction works in urban planning areas in the established area and the use of bags and live blends. The specific scope, duration, etc. prohibiting on-site blends, is provided by the communes.

Article 17, in accordance with the provisions of this approach, should use cement or prefabricated concretes, but in one of the following cases, the use of bags or on-site blends could be used:

(i) The use of special types of cement is required;

(ii) The dispersal of cement and the impossibility of prefabricated concrete equipment to reach the construction site;

(iii) The construction site, 50 kilometres from within the area, does not contain the supply of cement or 30 kilometres from the interior, without prefabricant supply;

(iv) The use of cement to exceed 30 tons or the use of prefabricated concretes is below 20 cubic metres;

(v) Combating the risk of flooding.

Article 18 kits for the production of businesses and units using cement shall pay special funds (hereinafter referred to as earmarked funds) in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

The scope, criteria and management of earmarked funds are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the State and the Government of the province. No local, sectoral, unit and individual shall change the scope of the collection, criteria and shall be exempted from it.

Article 19 encourages cement production enterprises and business enterprises to establish a distributing water sales network in rural areas to provide services for the use of cements in rural areas and to increase the use of cement in rural areas.

Article 20, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that new construction, expansion and alteration of cement production projects do not design and build capacity to distribute cement as required, are restructured by the Government of more than the people at the district level; they are not expected to be able to release; and that the Government of the same people is requested to close the orders.

Article 21, in violation of article 15, paragraph 1, of the present approach, provides that cement products, prefabricated concrete production of cement products, prefabricated concrete use of bags, are converted by the authorities of the people of the district to the administrative authorities responsible for cement and fines of up to $30,000.

In violation of article 16, paragraph 3, of the present approach, the field is mixed and is being restructured by the executive authority established by the Government of the more than the people at the district level; and the construction unit is fined up to $30,000 per cubic metre. This is the responsibility of the construction unit and is punishable by the construction unit.

Article 23, in violation of article 18, paragraph 1, of this scheme, provides that no specific funds are paid in accordance with the provision of a deadline for the discharge of the administrative authority of the cement by more than the people of the district level to the extent that the payment is not paid at the date of the payment of the sum of the earmarked funds has been paid.

In violation of article 18, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the dispersion of cement management authorities has led to changes in the scope, criteria, or reductions in the recruitment, removal, removal of specific funds from the dispersal of cement funds, which are redirected by the same financial sector; and other local, sectoral, unital self-appropriation, recuperation, exemption, exemption from earmarked funds, which have been recovered by the top-level administrative authorities to the Government of the current people; and the provision of administrative treatment by the competent and other persons directly responsible.

Article 24 of this approach stipulates that administrative penalties are exercised by the administrative authorities of the cement administration and that the administrative authorities of the cement can be delegated by law to the management of the cement.

Article 25

Article 26 is implemented in accordance with the State's provisions prohibiting the management of prefabricated flora in the region.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2009. The Modalities for the Dispersion of Cements in Argué Province, issued on 5 August 1996, were also repealed.