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(Adopted by Decree No. [2008], No. 7 of 14 February 2008], by the Government of the Northern Province of the Sudan, at its 93th ordinary meeting, held on 7 January 2008, Article 1 provides for the supervision of normative sections, guarantees of implementation of energy resources, efficiency in the use of energy resources, and promotes resource-saving, environmentally friendly societies and the development of this approach. Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for inspection of energy efficiency in the management of energy resources and for activities to be curbed and processed in accordance with the law, regulations, regulations and regulations, and the enforcement of energy production, operation, use units and other relevant units. Article 3 engages in festival inspections and related activities within the administrative regions of the province and should be in compliance with this approach. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. Article IV Governments and their relevant departments should establish scientific, complete, unified energy monitoring and evaluation systems that incorporate the completion of energy consumption into the integrated economic and social development evaluation system, as an important element of the Government's leadership in the integrated nuclear evaluation and the performance appraisal of corporate heads, rigorous accountability and enhanced evaluation of the responsibility for emission reduction targets in the region. The relevant sectors and the media at the district level should be widely disseminated to play a full role in the oversight of opinion and to work towards creating a good climate of social attention, support and participation in the energy-efficient work. Article 5 The provincial and local government sections can be able to monitor day-to-day work by the executive authorities. The authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level are responsible, within their respective responsibilities, for the work that can be inspected and are guided by the same-level executive authorities. Section 6 allows administrative authorities and section-enable inspection bodies to establish a section-enabled inspection, complaints admissibility system, to make public the receipt of reports, petitions and e-mail, website available to society. Any unit and individual have the right to report or file a complaint to the Section's supervisory body in violation of the law, regulations, regulations and rules that are mandatory. Article 7. The provincial energy inspectorate is responsible for carrying out energy control over the year's enterprises with more than one million tons of standard coal, as well as other units identified by the State and Province. Under the operational guidance of the provincial energy inspectorate, the municipal energy section is being inspected by the useable units of less than one million tons of standard coal for the year, and the inspection results are presented to the provincial energy monitoring body. Article 8. (i) In the design, construction of projects and other related projects, the implementation of the section can design norms, conduct the evaluation review, and use in accordance with the law upon completion of the project; (ii) Delaying and limiting use of efficient products and production facilities, equipment and processes; (iii) The availability of office products; (iv) Quality of energy products produced; (v) Implementation of energy efficiency standards and related energy efficiency markings, marking systems by productive production units; (vi) Use of energy-efficient technical measures; (vii) The establishment of a sound energy management system by enabling units, the placement of jobs and personnel, the provision of education training, and regular reporting on energy use; (viii) Information on the non-reimbursable provision of energy to employees of this unit or the distribution of energy use subsidies. Section 9 allows inspection to take on-site inspections or to monitor both ways in writing. Article 10 states that: (i) Significant changes in major energy-efficient equipment, production processes or energy consumption structures, for example, technical adaptation; (ii) By reporting, complaints or other means, it is found that energy is used by energy units suspected of violating the provisions of energy-efficient laws, regulations, regulations and subsections; (iii) There is a need for on-site monitoring of the use of energy in units; (iv) There is a need for an on-site recognition of the implementation of corrective measures by units; (v) On-site inspection, as required by the administrative authorities. In implementing on-site inspection, the personnel of the inspectorate should be present. There was no room to do so without prejudice to the proper conduct of inspection. In the field inspection process, the inspector should produce a monitoring note, such as the time, location, content, participation and the actual situation on the ground, and confirmed by the head of the inspector and the inspectorate. The head of the inspector refused to sign, and the inspector should indicate in the inspection note. Article 11. The implementation of the written inspection units shall report on the state of energy use and other relevant information, as required by the energy inspection body, in accordance with the time and content specified by the energy-use monitoring body. The content of the report on the state of energy use must be comprehensive, accurate, signed by the statutory representative and added to the chapter of the inspection unit. Article 12 The inspectorate shall cooperate with the implementation of the section of the inspection body, such as factual information and information and samples. Non-recognition, obstruction of compliance with the law may not be justified, altered, concealed or destroyed. Section 13 Section-based inspection personnel should be familiar with the technical standards and related professional technical knowledge of energy efficiency, regulations, regulations and sections, as well as operational capacity adapted to their work and obtain administrative law enforcement documents in accordance with the law. Article 14. The following measures may be taken when the supervisory body and its inspector are able to carry out the inspection section. (i) To request the inspectorate to provide information and samples relating to inspection matters, as well as access, photocopy or copy of information; (ii) Provide advice to the inspectorate on issues related to inspection matters, and request that it be interpreted and clarified in practice; (iii) Recording, recording, video and photographing of production facilities, equipment, process and production-related landscapes, products, etc., relating to energy utilization; (iv) Monitoring the use of equipment and energy use by inspection units; (v) To put an end to, correct the violations by the inspectorate of the peremptory standards that can be imposed by law, regulations, regulations and sections. Article 15 allows inspection personnel to be in a position to benefit from or otherwise from impartial inspections. According to the inspector, the Section should be avoided and could be presented in writing or orally to the Section's supervisory body. Article 16 allows inspection agencies to carry out their inspections, and shall maintain the production, operation and work order of the inspectorate. The technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate shall not be disclosed to the detriment of the work. Article 17, which is subject to a section of inspection, recognizes that there is a violation of the rules, regulations, regulations and the mandatory standards of energy that can be imposed by the inspectorate, shall be punished by law by the inspectorate to be issued by the inspectorate to the extent that the period of time has been changed and shall be subject to the supervision of the administrative authorities, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Energy Act and the provisions of the Northern Province's Energy Regulations, and shall be subject to the mandatory inspection of the inspection units. The letters of credit for the period of time and the letter of inspection shall be sent to the inspectorate within 20 working days of the end of the inspection. Section-based inspection bodies should conduct a follow-up inspection of the implementation of the Terminal Adjustment and the Section-Obable Inspections. Article 18 is contested by the inspectorate with respect to the Time-Up Removal letter issued by the Section's supervisory body or by the Section-Obrant inspection opinion, which may apply for review to the administrative authorities of the Section within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the Terminal Adjustment letter or the issuance of the Delegates. The administrative authorities should complete the review exercise within 30 working days of the date of receipt of the request for review and inform the inspectorate in writing of the findings. Section 19 allows inspection agencies to carry out their activities without charge to the inspectorate. The requirements for energy inspection are included in the same financial budget. Article 20 allows inspection bodies and their inspection personnel to be administratively disposed of by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible; and to hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law: (i) Non-compliance with the responsibility to monitor under the law; (ii) Disclosure of technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate; (iii) The use of work to gain undue benefits; (iv) The fees charged to the inspectorate; (v) Other offences. Article 21, which was rejected by the inspectorate by law, does not provide information and samples or forfeiture, concealment, destruction of information and samples, and is subject to a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for administrative authorities. Constraints should be sanctioned by the public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes an offence and should be criminalized by law. Article 2 |
