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(The 2nd ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the Nangurang Self-Autonomous Region, dated 2 April 2008, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 155 of 8 May 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 155 of the Forces nouvelles, which came into force on 1 October 2008) Article 1, in order to strengthen the geological environmental protection of mines, regulate the collection, use and management of the Restitutional Environmental Governance of Mines, establishes this approach in line with the Geological Environmental Protection Regulations of the Nangur self-government area and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Minors involved in mining activities within the administrative region of the self-government area shall, in accordance with this approach, fulfil their obligations under the geological environmental governance of the mined areas and contribute to the restoration of compensation for the geological environmental governance of the mines. This approach refers to the back-to-back fund for the recovery of geological environmental governance in mined areas (hereinafter referred to as a gesture), which refers to the back-to-back funds paid by the mining owner to fulfil its obligations under the geological environmental governance of mines. Article 3 guarantees the deposit, use and management of the treasury, in accordance with the mining authorization authority, by sub-department of the territorial resource administrative authorities at the district level, and by the State's territorial resource administration authorities the granting of mining licences. The Acting Bank for Savings is determined by the same financial sector as the territorial resource administrative authorities under Article 3 of this scheme. The bonds are subject to exclusive storage, accounting, and any unit and individual shall not be intrusive and diverted. Article 5. Reservations criteria are determined on the basis of factors such as mining licences for approval of areas, duration of effectiveness, mining, mining patterns and mining and the degree of impact on the geological environment of mines. Specific calculations, standards are determined by the National Land Resources Authority of the autonomous region, in conjunction with the same level of finance, after the approval of the Government of the People of the autonomous region. Article 6. Guarantees may be made either by one-time contributions or by instalments. In the three-year period of effectiveness of mining permits (three years) the mining holder shall have a lump sum. More than three years of the expiry of the mining licence period, it may be divided. Of these, 10 years (10 years) were paid for the first time, not less than 40 per cent of the total amount of pledges; more than 10 years, the amount for the first time was not less than 30 per cent of the total guaranteed amount; the balance was on average for a year-by-year basis and was fully donated in the year before the expiry of the mining licence. Prior to the construction of mines by the mining licensor, a notice of the deposit made by the territorial resource administrative authorities of the mining licence shall be issued, with the payment of the depository payments to the Acting Bank; and the application of a mining licence to the State's territorial resource administrative authorities shall be paid by the applicant at the time of the first instance of the administrative authorities of the self-government area. Article 8. The Acting Bank shall communicate in writing the names or names of the mining owner, the amount of the depository bonds, the time, etc., to the administrative authorities of the territorial resources that have been notified of the depository bonds and the same financial sector. Article 9. Before the construction of mines by the mining poweror, a letter of responsibility for the restoration of geological environmental governance in the mined areas shall be signed with the territorial authorities that license the mining licence; the mining owner shall, within 60 days of the date of the acquisition of a mining licence, sign a letter of responsibility for the restoration of geological environmental governance with the territorial resource authorities of the self-government area. In the course of exploitation, mining rights should fulfil their obligations to restore the geological environment of mines, in accordance with the approved geological environmental protection programme for mines. Article 10 requests mining licences to the State Department's Land Resources Administration, which has not been granted, and the administrative authorities of the self-government area shall return the outstanding bond and the proceeds to the mining right in full. The mining owner's phased or one-time fulfilment of the obligation to rehabilitate the geological environment of the mines can apply to the administrative authorities of the country's resources provided for in article 9 of this scheme; the inspection process is carried out by the authorities of the Land Resources Administration with the same levels of finance, environmental protection, inspection, coal and the relevant mining authorities. The receipt is qualified and the payment is made in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Structural governance, within 20 days of the date of the eligibility, the Land Resources Administration will return to credits and benefits to the miningee on a governance basis with the same financial sector; (ii) A one-time governance, within 20 days of the date of the receipt of eligibility, the Land Resources Administration will return to the mining owner in full with the same level of finance. The inspection did not meet the criteria for the recovery of governance, would not be returned to the guarantor and would be responsible for the recovery of the mining authority. Article 11, in the context of the recovery of geological environmental governance in the mines, is one of the following cases where the mining authority may apply to the territorial resource administrative authorities under article 9 of this scheme to extract some of the bonds: (i) Structural governance, which exceeds 50 per cent of the total pledged amount, may draw 30 per cent of the total amount of the paid bond; (ii) A one-time governance, which exceeds 50 per cent of the total pledged amount, can draw 40 per cent of the total amount paid. The authorities of the Land Resources Administration should review the same level of financial sector within 20 days from the date of receipt of the payment of the payment of the payment of the bonds; do not agree with the withdrawal and should provide a written justification. Article 12 Repatriation or grant of payment of compensation shall be communicated by the Land Resources Administration in writing with the same level of financial services to the depository collateral and to the mining licensor with a notice of the payment. Article 13 Changes in the scope of mines, the manner of mining or the mining of the main mining species shall re-establish a letter of responsibility for the restoration of geological environmental governance in the mined areas in accordance with Article 9 of this scheme and shall be paid in accordance with the amount of the re-approved bond. Article 14. Minors transfer mining rights under the law, depository bonds and interest earned may be transferred in conjunction with the transferee's obligation to restore geological environmental governance in the mines. In order to guarantee the non-transfer of funds, the mining transferee shall fulfil its obligations under Article 10 of this approach, in accordance with the approved geological environmental protection programme for the mined areas, to guarantee the payment of compensation, in accordance with article 10 of this approach; and the transferee shall enter into a letter of responsibility for the restoration of geological environmental governance in the mined areas in accordance with Article 9 of this scheme, and shall contribute to the deposit. Article 15. Departure and closure of mines, the mining authority shall discharge its geological environmental governance obligations over six months from the date of suspension, closure of the mines; the extension may apply for extensions to the territorial resource administrative authorities under article 9 of this scheme, but the extension period shall not exceed six months. Article 16, the authorities of the Land Resources Administration should strengthen monitoring inspections of the rational exploitation of mineral resources, the fulfilment of the obligation to restore the geological environment of the mines, and the return of mining rights to the geo-environmental environmental governance, as set out in article 9 of this approach, shall submit an annual report on the recovery of the geological environment of the mines. Article 17 Financial, territorial resource administration authorities should establish a system of supervision for the supervision of the treasury system and receive oversight inspections in the audit and inspection sectors. Article 18 The mining licensor has not fulfilled its obligations under the geological environmental protection programme for the recovery of the geological environment of the mines or has yet to meet the criteria after the return of the mandated governance period, and the territorial resource administration authorities under article 9 of this approach will inform the Acting Bank of the return of its depository bonds and proceeds to the financial non-levant income, which is to be transferred to the treasury of the land resources administration authorities. The part of the governance recovery cost exceeds the guaranteed amount, which is assumed by the mining owner; the remainder is returned to the mining owner. Article 19 The mining authority has not fulfilled its obligations under the geological environmental governance of the mines in accordance with the Geological Environmental Protection Regulations of the Forces nouvelles. Article 20 (i) Reservations that have not been approved for the deposit of the mining owner in accordance with the criteria for the deposit; (ii) Failure to return or grant the payment of the payment of the bonds in accordance with the provisions; (iii) Expropriation and diversion of bonds; (iv) Abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and other circumstances that play a role. Article 21 applies to the use of the method for the extraction of sands, cements for infrastructure or public goods. Article 2 The right to mining has been secured prior to the operation of this scheme, and the mining owner shall, within six months of the operation of the scheme, enter into a letter of responsibility for the recovery of geological environmental governance in the mined areas, in accordance with the provisions of this scheme, and pay the deposit. |
