(Adopted by the 13th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Zenin on 20 August 2008, No. 11 of the Decree No. 11 of 4 September 2008, published as from 1 November 2008)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the security management of dangerous chemicals in my city, to guarantee the lives, property security and the protection of the environment, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant legislation on safe production.

Article 2 Production, operation, storage, use, transport of hazardous chemicals and disposal of hazardous chemicals within the city's administration should be respected.

Types of hazardous chemicals are implemented on a regular basis in accordance with the directory published by the relevant national sectors.

Article 3. Governments of the urban and district communities should strengthen their leadership in hazardous chemicals safety and support the promotion of compliance by the relevant sectors with the regulatory responsibility for the safe production of hazardous chemicals by law and accountability for accidents.

Governments of the urban and district communities should incorporate costs such as hazardous chemicals monitoring management and emergency relief into the same fiscal budget.

Article IV. Management of safe production supervision in both urban and district areas is responsible for the integrated monitoring management of hazardous chemicals safety in the present administration and organizes this approach.

Relevant sectors such as public safety, quality, environmental protection, business, transport, railway, civil aviation, maritime, sanitation and postal services are responsible for monitoring the safety of hazardous chemicals within their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 units that produce, operate, store, use, transport hazardous chemicals and dispose of hazardous chemicals (hereinafter referred to as hazardous chemicals units) shall engage in activities related to hazardous chemicals in accordance with relevant legal regulations, regulations and standards.

The main heads of hazardous chemicals units are the first responsible for the safe production of this unit.

Chapter II Oversight management

Article 6.

The municipal and district safe production monitoring authorities and other sectors with hazardous chemicals safety management responsibilities are governed by the law by law by the regulations governing the production, operation, storage, use, transport of hazardous chemicals and disposal of hazardous chemicals in the present administration.

The economic functional areas, such as the SARS, the SARS, the SARS, the SARS and the SARS, are governed by law with respect to the conduct of the above-mentioned conduct within their territories.

Article 7. A joint meeting was held regularly by the Governments of the municipalities and districts to coordinate key issues in the safe management of hazardous chemicals.

Article 8. Sectors with the responsibility for the safe management of hazardous chemicals should communicate in a timely manner information on administrative licences and monitoring of implementation of hazardous chemicals safety management.

Article 9. Sectors with hazardous chemicals safety management responsibilities should strengthen collaboration to achieve the registration rate of hazardous source censuses, inspection coverage, hidden change rates, and the replacement of 100 per cent of eligible closure rates.

Article 10 establishes an enterprise safety classification system. In accordance with the relevant national provisions, the Management of Safety and Production oversees the conduct of safety standardization and conducts safety ratings for hazardous chemicals units and incorporates them into the development of the corporate integrity system.

Article 11 Hazardous chemicals units can choose to own insurance companies to pay security responsibilities and to pay security responsibilities in a manner that may no longer pay the risk bond.

Article 12 The hazardous chemical units should draw safe production costs in accordance with national provisions, with exclusive storage and dedicated use.

The financial sector and the security production supervision management conduct oversight inspections of the collection and use of safe production costs.

Article 13 establishes a system of reporting incentives in this city. Sectors with responsibility for the safe management of hazardous chemicals should deal with dangerous chemical safety violations in a timely manner. In fact, incentives should be given.

Chapter III Production, storage and use of hazardous chemicals

Article 14.

In addition to transport tools plus oil (gas) stations, the production, storage projects for new hazardous chemicals within and across the shoreline and in the area of district and district cities are prohibited.

The construction of new hazardous chemicals production, storage projects should be concentrated in plantations or in industrial parking areas; the production of hazardous chemicals and storage facilities that constitute major hazardous sources should be concentrated in the planning of minus or other industrial parks.

Article 15 shall conduct a safety evaluation every three years, in accordance with the relevant provisions, of the concentration area of the Forces nouvelles or industrial parks.

Article 16 construction, alteration, expansion of hazardous chemicals production, storage devices and facilities, as well as construction projects that accompany chemical production devices and facilities generated by hazardous chemicals, should be designed by design units with corresponding qualifications and in accordance with national provisions for the construction of project safety permits.

Article 17 Tests in hazardous chemicals production, storage, use units shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) The medium-term test programme developed should include the content of security-technical measures and organize safety arguments for experts.

(ii) Buildings, facilities, equipment for probationary trials should be in line with national security provisions; hazardous processes should set appropriate security devices; and security education and training for those involved in the probationary process.

In the transfer of medium-term results, the transfer of contracts should include the content of security-technical measures and security-based material.

Article 18

The hazardous chemicals production, storage, use units should be established in accordance with national and present municipalities or with dedicated security production managers, or by engineering technicians with relevant national technical qualifications to provide safe production management services.

Article 19

(i) The key heads and the security producers should participate in safety training, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and have the corresponding security production knowledge and management capacity;

(ii) Special operating personnel should be trained and evaluated in the relevant sectors and be able to access the post-qualification exercise;

(iii) The hazardous chemicals operators should be able to induction operations with the specialized skills and safety knowledge training of this unit;

(iv) In the use of new processes, new technologies, new materials or new equipment, the Unit should retraining the relevant practitioners.

Article 20

The hazardous jobs with toxic gases such as hazardous processes and light, chlorine, sulphides, and diarrhoea should be identified as exclusive operations to prohibit blends, part-time operations.

Article 21

The use of dangerous processes should be strictly followed by the establishment of security devices, facilities, in accordance with the relevant national technical standards, and the proper functioning of them.

Article 2

The hazardous chemicals production, storage, use units should take corrective measures in a timely manner, in accordance with the test results, to phase out and update the equipment, facilities that are still unable to meet the security requirements.

Article 23 on the production, storage and use of hazardous chemicals should be entrusted with the periodic security evaluation of production devices, storage facilities, in accordance with relevant national provisions.

The hazardous chemicals production, storage, use units should take corrective measures in a timely manner, in accordance with the safety evaluation reporting response recommendations and related technical standards, as well as the safety evaluation reports and replication to district safe production monitoring management cases.

Article 24

Article 25 Risk analysis should be carried out prior to fire operations, monitoring measures should be put in place and custody officers.

Article 26 hazardous chemicals should be stored in specialized warehouses, specialized sites or specialized storage rooms, with classifications, subsectors and a marked mark. The confusing of hazardous chemicals is strict.

Article 27 enters into operations such as the detection, removal and laundering of toxic, smoking, suffrage, etc., which may have been exposed to toxic, suffrageous gases such as sulphides, etc., and shall establish safety operations programmes and accident emergency relief scenarios and perform internal clearance procedures by operating property units.

Effective measures, such as segregation, ventilation, and risk analysis, detection and inspection of the operating environment should be taken in the course of the above-mentioned operations; custodial personnel and the necessary communications, protection, rescue equipment.

Article 28 It was not possible to dispose of themselves and should be entrusted with the environmentally sound disposal of professional units identified by the environmental protection sector, which would be borne by units producing hazardous chemicals.

Chapter IV

Article 29 The operation of dangerous chemicals is subject to centralized transactions, professional storage and uniform distribution.

The existing dangerous chemical operators should gradually enter the centralized trading market.

Article 33 operates hazardous chemicals and shall apply to the safe production management for the operation of dangerous chemicals in accordance with the provisions.

It is prohibited to go beyond the scope of operation of dangerous chemicals.

The operation of the import of dangerous chemicals must mark the safety label and provide the technical statement on Chinese security.

The distance between security protection in the vicinity of the transport tool plus oil (gas) should be in line with the relevant national provisions. Security-related measures, such as sequestration, oil and gas recovery, should be adopted by conditions that are restricted and cannot be met.

Article 33 dangerous chemical road transport units should have access to road hazardous cargo transport permits, and their transport vehicles should be in line with national technical standards and requirements for the level of vehicle technology, which must be marked, marked and equipped with vehicle vehicle positioning systems and facilities, such as safety protection, environmental protection and fire safety.

The vehicle for the transport of dangerous chemicals by road shall not exceed the required quantity of hazardous chemicals, nor shall hazardous chemicals be confused with ordinary goods, interdictions and merging.

Article 335 Persons of hazardous chemicals should be entrusted with transport units with a corresponding hazardous chemical transport quality.

Hazardous chemicals shippers should communicate hazardous and emergency measures to the carrier of hazardous chemicals if they are to be fully consistent with the safety technical descriptions and safety labels of the hazardous chemicals being delivered.

Goods that are incompatible with the nature of hazardous chemicals or fire safety methods should be delivered separately.

The carriers transporting dangerous chemicals should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Identification of hazardous chemicals production, storage, operating licences for the licensee, reprinting with the freight forwarder's documents, and shall not transport hazardous chemicals for units without the corresponding licence;

(ii) To check the name, quantity and quantity of hazardous chemicals before loading, and to check the packaging situation, without the delivery of packaging or hazardous chemicals that are not in compliance with the packaging requirements;

(iii) In keeping with relevant national provisions and relevant technical standards, the hazardous chemicals that are delivered shall not be transferred to other units or individuals.

Article 337 operators should verify the certificate of hazardous chemicals production, storage, operating licences and the carrier's hazardous chemicals transport quality certificates, which may be retained in conjunction with the freight forwarding documents, and that dangerous chemicals transport services are not provided to units that do not have a corresponding licence or qualifications certificate.

Article 338 of the road transport of toxic chemicals should, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, proceed to the public security sector in the handling of a major drug chemical transport pass and transport in accordance with the vehicle, driver, detainee, quantity and designated routes, time and speed, as set out in the transport pass.

Article 39 is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city by transporting dangerous chemicals through rail, aviation and water.

Chapter V

Article 40

The district safety and production monitoring authorities will develop the current administrative regional disaster response relief advances for hazardous chemicals, with approval by the same-level people's Government.

Article 41 Emergency response and disposal of dangerous chemicals accidents is organized by the people's Government of the district where accidents occur. The management and other relevant sectors of the security production oversight should not delay pre-emptiveness, in accordance with emergency relief advances.

Article 42

In accordance with the realities of the region, the zonal people's Governments should conclude agreements with the relevant enterprises to guarantee the production, supply and supply of emergency relief supplies, life necessities and emergency disposal equipment.

Article 43 thirteenth hazardous chemicals units should develop the unit's accident response relief advance, with the necessary personnel, equipment and equipment. At least once a accident response was organized each year, a performance record was established and an emergency relief advance case was reported to the relevant sector.

Article 44 units that are at risk of accidents or dangerous chemical accidents should be activated immediately, to organize emergency relief missions and staff rescue victims, to disperse, evacuate and resettled personnel, to control dangerous sources, identify dangerous areas, block dangerous sites and to take other necessary measures to prevent the expansion of hazardous chemicals, and to report to the population of the location.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 42 of the hazardous chemicals unit violates article 11, Article 12 of this approach, without paying a risk collateral or extracting security production costs, which are converted by a security production supervision management order, and by a fine of more than 3,000 dollars over the previous period.

Article 46 on the production, storage, use of hazardous chemicals in violation of the provisions of article 17 of the present approach, is subject to a change in the time limit of the security production supervision management order, and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars over the overdue period.

Article 47 of the Convention on the Prohibition of the Use, Stockpiling, Use and Use of Dangerous Chemicals violates the provisions of this scheme by one of the following conditions, being modified by a time limit for the management responsible for the safe production of chemicals; a fine of €50 million over the period of time:

(i) Non-staffed professional engineering technicians and dedicated electrical works;

(ii) Harmonization and induction operations in hazardous positions such as hazardous processes and light, chloride, sulphides, hydrogen, mmonia.

Article forty-eighth dangerous chemicals production, storage, use units violate the provisions of this approach, with one of the following cases being converted by the time limit for the management responsible for the safe production of chemicals, and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars over the past year:

(i) The inspection and rehabilitation of explosive facilities, equipment and dangerous chemical jeopardy containers, as prescribed;

(ii) The use of hazardous processes does not establish the corresponding security devices, facilities.

Article 49 dangerous chemicals units, in violation of article 26 of this approach, provide that hazardous chemicals are not classified, stored in subsectors or stored in a combination of interoperables, are converted by a safety-production oversight management order; and are less than 3,000 k million yen at a later stage.

Article 50, when carrying out inspections, demolitions, laundering and so forth, violates article 27 of this approach, which is redirected by the security production supervision management; is not reformed until a later date, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

In violation of article 33, paragraph 2, of this scheme, transportation tools that are subject to conditional restrictions and cannot meet the requirements for a safe distance are not used by a security technology measure and are converted by a time limit for the security production monitoring management order; and a fine of over 3,000 dollars at the time of uncorrected.

In violation of article 43 of this approach, hazardous chemicals units have not established accident emergency relief presupposes, or have failed to organize accident response and to establish performance-performances, which are converted by security production oversight management orders; and have not been corrected, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

Article 53 imposes explicit penalties for violations of the provisions of this approach, from its provisions.

Chapter VII

Article 54 does not apply to the safe management of civilian explosions, cigarettes, defence chemicals, radioactive items, nuclear energy substances and town fuel.

Article 55

(i) The production of raw materials and supplemental materials by hazardous chemicals;

(ii) A major source of risk;

(iii) Use of toxic chemicals.

Article 56 of this approach refers to the following processes that can lead to fire, explosion and poisoning:

(i) Chemical reactions such as chemistry, chloride, cigarification, nitrogen regeneration and hydrogen;

(ii) There are extreme operational conditions such as temperature, pressure, pressure and deep cold;

(iii) The use and production of toxic chemicals.

Article 57