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(The 6th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Zihajar, 18 December 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 5 of 18 December 2007 of the People's Government Order No. Zihair, which came into force on 18 January 2008) Article 1, in order to strengthen community firefighting, prevent and reduce fire hazards, protect the physical and property security of citizens, create a well-established community fire safety environment, which is based on laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Blackon River Fire Regulations, and in the light of the actual practice of the city. Article 2 Article 3 Article IV. Community firefighting is organized by the Commission. Community-managed communities should assist the Community Commission in carrying out community fire operations. The public safety firefighting agencies and public security officers have been monitoring the community fire. Article 5 contains the obligation to guarantee this unit, the place of operation, the safety of the family fire and the timely elimination of the fire. Article 6. The community should establish fire safety committees with the participation of units, individual businesses and representatives of the population, and regularly study and address community fire safety issues. Article 7. The community should establish an obligation firefighting unit and carry out regular firefighting efforts. Article 8. The community should establish firefields in places such as a police unit, a security cell, install alert telephones, equip firefighters, receive community popular counselling, complaints and provide fire services. Article 9 (i) Configuration of firefighters such as firearms, sand boxes, where appropriate; (ii) A corresponding evacuation marking, fire lighting facility was established at the public evacuation corridor and the Security Export Service. The families of the population are well equipped with small fire extinguishing. Article 10. The Street Office shall perform the following fire safety responsibilities: (i) The inclusion of community firefighting efforts in the context of a comprehensive governance appraisal of social security and conduct regular evaluation; (ii) To organize dedicated governance for fire safety and to organize the elimination of the hidden fire; (iii) Conduct regular fire safety education for community fire safety and functional management within the jurisdiction, and deploy community fire awareness; (iv) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations. Article 11 (i) Develop residential fire prevention conventions; (ii) Establishment of an obligation firefighting unit; (iii) Organizing fire safety inspections; (iv) Conduct fire safety education for the community's residents, individuals and businessmen, and conduct fire safety campaigns on a regular basis; (v) Establish community firefighting files; (vi) Other responsibilities under law, regulations. Article 12 (i) Develop and implement fire safety regulations and operational protocols; (ii) Conduct fire safety inspections; (iii) To provide for the provision and maintenance of public fire facilities, equipment and equipment in the community to ensure their effectiveness; (iv) Assistance to the Community Commission for fire safety advocacy; (v) Other responsibilities under the laws, regulations, regulations and contracts for the services of the industry. Article 13 Community firefighting files should include the following key elements: (i) The basic situation of the Territory; (ii) Safety inspections and conduct of inspections; (iii) The staffing and maintenance of firefighting facilities, equipment; (iv) fire safety advocacy, education; (v) Other elements should be included. Article 14. The following fire safety inspections shall be carried out on a daily basis by the Community Commission and the Property Agency: (i) Harmony and effectiveness of firefighting facilities and equipment; (ii) Use of fire and electricity; (iii) The availability of fire blocks, evacuation routes and safe export; (iv) Management, use and use of hazardous items that can be fuelled; (v) Other elements of conduct should be carried out. In accordance with the specific circumstances of the community, the frequency, route and focus of the inspections should be clear and the records including the time of the conduct, the location and the identification of problems and the processing of results, signed by the ombudsman. Article 15. Fire violations identified in fire safety inspections should be stopped by the ombudsman and should be reported in a timely manner by law. Article 16, where the fire within the community is not resolved, the Community Commission should report on a timely basis to the local people's Governments and relevant authorities. Article 17 should establish mechanisms or systems for neighbouring prestige (referral) mechanisms to promote the care of the families of the population to groups such as minors, persons with mental illnesses and to strengthen the management of intra-house fire (electronic) sources in the family. Article 18 is at high, fire-risk weathers, such as the five-hazard seasons, and the smoking and use of fires within the community should be demonstrated. Article 19 Units and individuals using hazardous items that are vulnerable to fuelling should comply with the relevant provisions of fire safety. Article 20 stipulates that each community shall set fixed fire fire propaganda signs that are not less than two. The community should provide fire-fighting information to the families of the population on a regular basis. Article 21, the community should conduct at least one fire safety training for the permanent population each year. The provision for community firefighting can be raised by community residents, relevant units in the community and individual businessmen, including voluntary contributions, public interest subsidies. Local Governments, public safety firefighting agencies and public security stations should support and help the host communities to carry out firefighting. Article 23 provides for interpretation by the Government of the city. Article 24 |
