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(Summit of 28 November 2007 at the 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Western Annaïtien to consider the adoption of Decree No. 68 of 8 January 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 68 of 8 February 2008) Article 1 regulates mine mitigation activities, protects the security of the property of the State and the people, promotes economic and social development, in the light of the People's Republic of China's Meteorological Act, the Statistic Regulation of the Province of the Republic of China and the relevant legal provisions, and develops this approach in the light of the actual practice of the city. Article 2 organizes and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities in this city's administration. Article 3. The municipal meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of disaster risk reduction throughout the city, under the leadership of the top-level meteorological authorities and the Government of the people at large, and are specifically organizing the implementation of the new urban areas, the Metropolitan area, the Shelter area, the Hygita area, the absence of a central bank, the settlement block area, and the prevention of disaster risk reduction in the tetanus area. Meteorological authorities in the districts, the Afghanistan region and the municipalities are responsible for organizing the implementation of the mine-reducing activities in the present administration. The administrations such as safety production supervision, planning, construction, public safety and quality technical supervision should be conducted in accordance with their respective responsibilities to prevent disaster risk reduction. Article IV prevents disaster risk reduction from using a preventive and integrated approach. Article 5 Article 6. Meteorological units affiliated to meteorological authorities are responsible for monitoring, forecasting, early warning operations, production and dissemination of information on mine-electronic weather, mined areas and hazardous levels in the current administrative region. Article 7. The following construction (construction), facilities or places that are vulnerable to mine-related disasters should be installed: (i) The construction of a, second and third types of anti-construction (construction) in the Constitutive Guidelines for Building Defence; (ii) The production and storage sites that are easily fuelable explosive items and other hazardous chemicals, as well as sports, tourism, lobbis, etc.; (iii) Social public service facilities, such as mail communications, electricity production, transport, radio television, e-information systems, financial securities, health, cultural education, material protection; (iv) Other places or facilities that should be installed in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 8 organizations engaged in the detection, defence engineering design and construction of mine-protected devices shall be eligible accordingly. It is prohibited to carry out the detection and defence engineering design, construction, without qualifications or beyond the scope of the provision of qualifications. Article 9. Construction of (construction) material, other facilities or places should be designed in accordance with national standards and norms for the prevention of the design of mined devices. Integrated mine-designed construction projects are needed to conduct risk-level assessments before design. Article 10. The mine-protecting mechanism designs a review system. The construction units should send the design paper and relevant information to local meteorological authorities for clearance of unconcepted and should be modified and resubmitted. Article 11. The installation of a mine-clearing mechanism shall be constructed in accordance with the approved design of a mine-clearing mechanism and be subject to an accompanying inspection by the mine-facilitator. Article 12 After the completion of the mine-facilitation process and the completion of the inspection report, the construction units should apply to local meteorological authorities for the completion of the inspection and the identification of non-qualified certificates and should not be used. The clearance of the construction (construction) construction is completed in the management of urban construction archives. Article 13 provides for a regular detection system. The mine-clearing devices in flammable, prone and hazardous chemicals sites are detected every half a year, and the mine-clearing devices in other locations are tested every year. Removal devices are unqualified and should be rebuilt. Article 14. The mine-facilitatory detection body shall conduct testing and testing reports in accordance with national or industrial preventive technical norms, and the data should be authentic, accurate and non-recoverable and non-recoverable testing reports. Article 15. As a result of fires, explosions, casualties and loss of property caused by mine electricity, the relevant units or individuals should report to the meteorological authorities in a timely manner on the situation of disaster and assist in the investigation, identification of the mine-elected disaster. Article 16, in violation of one of the following acts, is liable under the law by the meteorological authorities to warn, responsibly and forfeiture the proceeds of unlawful acts; the delay in correction or circumstances may be fined by more than 3,000 dollars; the infliction of physical injury or loss of property on others; and the commission of criminal liability by the judiciary. (i) The installation of mine-protecting devices and the denial of installation; (ii) The design of mine-facilitative devices has not been subject to the provision of design clearance; (iii) The fact that the mine-protected devices are not subject to the provision for the completion of the test; (iv) Without qualifications or beyond the scope of the provision of qualifications, work is being carried out in the detection of mined devices, the design and construction of mine-facilitative devices. Article 17 imposes more than 20,000 fines on the parties and the parties have the right to request a hearing. Article 18 may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 19 prevents the abuse by miners of their functions in the context of disaster prevention, in favour of private fraud, and incentivism, resulting in significant loss of administrative treatment by law, and constitutes an offence punishable by law by the judiciary. Article 20 of this approach refers to the test carried out at the time of the construction phase of key units that cannot be tested after completion. This approach refers to the final measurement of the mine-protecting devices at the time of the inspection and the preparation of final testing documents. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 8 February 2008. |
