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Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Sea Area Use Management

Original Language Title: 广西壮族自治区海域使用管理办法

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Use of management practices in the maritime areas of the Wider Self-Government Zone

(Adopted by the 16th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on 29 August 2008, by Decree No. 41 of the People's Government Order No. 41 of 8 September 2008 for the Greater Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 October 2008)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the sea, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the State's maritime landowners, promote the protection and rational exploitation of the maritime area, develop this approach in line with the Act on the Use of Management in the People's Republic of China.

The second article applies to the continuing use of exclusive sea activities in the area adjacent to this self-government for over three months.

The approach refers to the territorial waters, the territorial waters, water, beds and subsoils of the territorial coastline of the territorial self-government area.

The approach refers to the shoreline established by the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region in accordance with national provisions and standards for the average wave of landing.

In accordance with its mandate, the authorities of the marine administration of the coastal zone are responsible for overseeing the management of the sea adjacent to the present administrative area.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the fisheries administration authorities, the maritime administration, are governed by law by ocean fisheries, maritime transport safety monitoring.

Article IV

The following cases require changes in the area of marine functionality, which are proposed by the pre-designate bodies with the same-level counterparts, and approval by the pre-approval organs:

(i) Public interest;

(ii) Infrastructure construction, such as energy, transport;

(iii) Implementation of the Development Planning for the Economic Zone of the Wider Bay;

(iv) Other circumstances that need to be changed in the area of ocean functionality.

The use of the sea is subject to sub-reviews.

The Government of the people of the self-government has approved the following projects:

(i) Hearing the following 50 hectares;

(ii) For more than 100 hectares below the perimeter;

(iii) Significant construction projects in the self-government area.

The Government of the communes in the area approves the following projects:

(i) More than 50 hectares of perimetery;

(ii) No change in the sea's natural properties of more than 100 hectares below 700 hectares.

The People's Government has approved the following projects at the district level (including the city and city areas):

(i) The sea below 10 hectares of perimeter;

(ii) No change in the sea below 100 hectares of natural character.

The reference to this article contains the number of “more than” and “the following” does not contain the number.

Article 7. Units and individuals shall apply for the use of the sea to the authorities of the marine administration of the coastal district and above and shall submit the following written information:

(i) Applications for use in the sea;

(ii) The use of evidence materials in the maritime area, including the use of evidence reports in the maritime area or the statement of the use of argument in the maritime area;

(iii) The related letter of proof, including the identification and application of financial certificates adapted to the scale of the use of the sea, in which the unit applies, a copy of the licence submitted and a legal representative's identity certificate;

(iv) Other material provided by law, regulations.

Coastal works or marine engineering projects are also required to submit approved environmental impact reports (statements) or marine environmental impact reports (statements).

The following Article 8 projects apply for the use of the sea, and the applicant shall submit a report on the use of evidence in the sea:

(i) Completion of sea and peripheral projects;

(ii) Cross-call bridges, maritime platforms, etc.

(iii) Healing projects;

(iv) The submarine cable project;

(v) The projects adjacent to the natural protected areas of the sea, the port area and the area of navigation;

(vi) Other projects that change the nature of the sea.

In addition to the above-mentioned provision, the applicant shall submit the statement of the use of the evidence.

In line with ocean functional areas, no change in the natural nature of the sea is below 100 hectares, without prejudice to other project nautical nautical miles, such as ports, routes, anchors, military, defence, etc., which may not be submitted to the use of evidence reports in the sea.

Article 9. When the Maritime Administration has received a request for the use of the sea, it should be admissible if the material is fully and in accordance with the statutory form. The applicant should be informed on a one-time basis of the full or incompatibility of the application.

Article 10

(i) Be consistent with ocean functional areas;

(ii) The right to use of the sea has not been established;

(iii) The use of the sea without controversy;

(iv) The full and consistent application of the material;

(v) Other conditions under the laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11

(i) The territorial Government's marine administration authorities shall, within 20 working days, advise on the project approved by the Government of the people of the people of the current grade and shall submit their views within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the material and shall be submitted to the Government of the people of the city where the Government of the people of the current people is present.

(ii) The territorial Government's marine administrative authorities in the area shall submit, within 20 working days, a review of the project approved by the Government of the people of the present Part, a project approved by the Government of the people of the self-government that has been approved by the Government of the self-governing region shall submit their views within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the material, to the Government of the people of the current rank and to the people of the self-government.

(iii) The Government of the People's Ocean Administrative Authority of the Self-Government shall, within 20 working days, advise on projects approved by the Government of the People of the autonomous region.

Article 12 of the Maritime Administration's application for the proposed approval of a sea project shall be sent to the relevant communes (communes) of the area of the application, prior to the approval of the Government of the present people. It is proposed that the four-to-ground, use, area and maps of the use of the sea be approved for a five-day period. The proposal for approval of the use of the sea was not contested by the Government of the current people; the proposal for approval of the sea was to be reviewed.

For non-approved applications for the use of sea projects, the marine administrative authorities should communicate the applicant in writing and justify the reasons.

Article 13. The right to use of the sea may be obtained through tendering and auctions, in addition to the legal application. More than two applicants apply for the use of the same maritime area, and the use of tenders or auctions should be made of the right to use the sea.

Article 14. The acquisition, modification or termination of the right to use of the sea shall be registered in accordance with the law.

Article 15. The right to use of the sea in a reimbursable manner may be transferred, rented, mortgaged, and inherited by law within the time limit of the use of the sea, with the exception of unpaid payments.

Article 16, which is due to public interest, national security needs or adjustments in marine functional areas, has granted the right of the people of the sea to be recovered in advance of the sea by law, should be given the same compensation in consultation with the original maritime users or jointly commissioned an assessment body with qualifications.

Article 17 The use of the sea shall be subject to the payment of the payment of the marine capital in accordance with the provisions of the State and the autonomous areas.

The standard of payment for the use of funds in the area of maritime areas is provided by the Financial Authority of the Autonomous Region, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, with the approval of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region.

Article 18 uses an ad hoc territorial sea of less than three months in a given maritime area, which should be backed by the territorial authorities of the people at the district level (including the city, city area) before their use and specified their use and use deadlines. Of these, the temporary use of sea adjacent military sea zones, ports, route zones, submarine cable pipeline protected areas should be presented to the territorial Government by sea.

Temporary sea tenure expires and sea units should dismantle their use of sea facilities and construction.

In one of the following cases, the period of time being converted by the authorities of the marine administration of the people at the district level, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict and impose a fine in accordance with the following provisions, and forbid the refusal to change, the Government of the people that issued a licence for the use of the sea and reclaims the right to use the sea:

(i) The unauthorized alteration of the use of the sea to the perimeter project and the imposition of a fine of more than 10 times the area to which the area of the sea should be paid during the illegal alteration of the area;

(ii) The unauthorized alteration of the use of the sea to the sea for the clean-up project and the imposition of a fine of more than 15 times the sea area to which the area should be paid during the illegal alteration of the area;

(iii) Other unauthorized changes in the use of the maritime area, which should pay more than 10 times the amount of the marine area during the unlawful alteration of the area.

Article 20 governs the use of supervisory staff to perform negligence, abuse of authority and provocative fraud in the sea and to hold legal responsibility under the law.

Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2008.