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(Adopted at the 113th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Francisco on 29 October 2007, No. 213 of 6 November 2007 on the date of publication) Article 1, in order to strengthen the defence of mines, protect the physical, property security and social public safety of citizens, promote economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the mountainous province meteorological regulations. Article 2 applies to organizations and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities in the administration of the province. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at defence and mitigation of mine-conferencing disasters, including research, monitoring, early warning, protection and mine-conferencing, identification and assessment. This approach refers to the general description of the fire-fighting, triggering, accessing devices, electrical violators and other connectors. Article IV should uphold the principles of safety, prevention and integration. Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of disaster risk reduction, integrate disaster risk reduction into local economic and social development planning, develop and organize the implementation of mine-remitting emergencies. Article 6. The Provincial Government Meteorological Authority is responsible for organizing coordination and monitoring to guide the prevention of disaster risk reduction throughout the province. The municipal, district and zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the management and implementation of mine mitigation efforts in the current administration, under the leadership of high-level meteorological authorities and the people's Government. The management of mine-reducing in no meteorological authorities (markets, zones) is responsible for the parent-level meteorological authorities. Article 7 Article 8 Governments of more people at the district level should provide recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make a significant contribution in the prevention of disaster. Article 9. Meteorological authorities at all levels should strengthen the management of the organization for the promotion, education and training of the Mine Action Section. Agencies, businesses, business units, mass self-government organizations should, in practice, be informed by this unit and by the population in the region of knowledge for disaster risk reduction. Media such as newspapers, journals, radio, television, telecommunications should conduct public information on disaster risk reduction and raise awareness among citizens of disaster risk reduction. To encourage research, development and diffusion of new mine-reducing products and to increase the level of mine-resistant technology. Article 10. The provincial Government's Meteorological Authority shall organize the relevant departments to plan and avoid duplication of construction, in accordance with the principles of rationality, information sharing and effective use. Meteorological authorities at all levels should organize research and development in the relevant sectors to strengthen the doctrine of the defence base, the preventive applications and the mine-electronic monitoring early warning systems, and develop and improve the monitoring, early warning systems and working norms of mine-electronic disasters, organize surveys, identification and assessment of urban and rural areas, and enhance the early warning and disaster risk mitigation services capacity of mine-emissions. The meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities at all levels should undertake mine-electing monitoring and the timely issuance of mine-elect early warning forecasts to society. Other organizations or individuals may not issue a mine-elect early warning forecast to society. Article 12 units engaged in the specialized design and construction of mine-professional works should be matched by national provisions. The specialized design and construction of mine defence works is prohibited by the lack of qualifications or beyond the scope of qualifications. The specialized design and construction of mine-clearing works should be carried out by national standards and technical norms. The personnel involved in the special design and construction of mine-clearing works should be eligible in accordance with national provisions. The following Article 13 builds (constitutional), places or facilities should be installed to meet technical normative requirements: (i) The construction of one, second and third types of defence (construction) under the Guidelines for the Prevention of the Construction of a Building; (ii) Electricity, communication, radioTV, medical facilities, important navigation sites and facilities; (iii) Important computer equipment and network systems, space control systems, satellite receipt systems; (iv) Intensive places such as schools, airports, vehicle stations, guests, securities markets, sports stations, theatres, and open large recreational facilities; (v) Production, distribution and storage of oil, chemical, flammable explosive items; (vi) Reserves for important reserve items; (vii) High-level buildings, as well as other buildings and facilities that are easily hit by mines, are irreplaceable; (viii) Laws, regulations and regulations stipulate that other places and facilities should be installed in the mine-protected devices. Facilities and facilities other than the above-mentioned provisions may be installed in accordance with the need to protect the safety of mines. Article 14. The installation of a mine-protecting mechanism by the construction units shall be designed in conjunction with the main works or as a whole, while at the same time being constructed and used. Article 15 should be installed in accordance with the law, and the request cell shall communicate the mine design document and related materials to local meteorological authorities in accordance with national provisions. Changes and modifications in the design programme are required in the construction process and should be resubmitted in accordance with the original procedure. Article 16 Meteorological authorities shall take a decision for review within two working days of the date of receipt of the application. Approval of eligible design programmes by the competent meteorological authorities responsible for the review of approval certificates; non-qualified decisions by the competent meteorological authorities responsible for the review and the reasons for written notification. The construction shall not be delivered without the clearance or non-qualified design programmes. The construction units of the mine-clearing works should be constructed in accordance with the clearance of the eligible design map paper programme, and the construction units should be entrusted with follow-up of the clearance units with the corresponding qualifications. The mine detection unit should conduct a case-by-case test of hidden works and be responsible for the results. The findings should serve as a technical basis for the completion of the test. The construction unit or individuals shall apply to local meteorological authorities in accordance with the provisions of Article 18. Unless experienced receipt or inspection is not qualified, construction units or individuals may not be delivered. Meteorological authorities should complete the process of receipt within five working days of the date of receipt of the application, take the clearance decision and establish the identification files. Article 19 provides a regular detection system for post-use defence devices. The mine-facilitative detection should be carried out once a year, and the mine-clearing mechanism for the production, storage and location of flammable, prone items should be tested every half a year. Industrial standards are specially defined, from their provisions. Article 20 units engaged in mine detection shall engage in mine-protecting devices detection activities within the limits of their qualifications. Monitoring reports should be made available after the detection of mined devices. Inadequateity, retroactive advice was presented and reported to meteorological authorities. The mine detection units must implement national standards and norms to ensure the authenticity, science and impartiality of the mine detection reports. Legal responsibility is also assumed for the results of the mine-facilitative test. Meteorological authorities at all levels should oversee units engaged in mine detection. Article 21 Preventive devices use units, property rights units, and material services units should be regularly commissioned to detect mine detection units and to keep the day-to-day maintenance of the mine-protecting devices and to find that accidents should take timely measures to rehabilitate or replace them. Any unit or person shall not destroy or change the mine-record. Article 2 The mined products sold in this province should be made available to provincial meteorological authorities and subject to the supervision of provincial meteorological authorities. The use of mined products that are not in compliance with national standards, industry standards or national orders. Article 23 units and individuals suffering from the loss of mine electricity should report to local meteorological authorities in a timely manner and assist local meteorological authorities in investigating and identifying mine-electronic disasters. The communes, districts (markets, districts) and meteorological authorities in the area should report to the top-level meteorological authorities and the local people in a timely manner on the state of the state of mine-transmission. Article 24, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is warned by more than one of the meteorological authorities at the district level, in accordance with the time limit of responsibility, and that the delay is not rectified, may be fined by more than 50,000 dollars; and that the liability is vested under the law: (i) No installation of a mine-clearing mechanism by law; (ii) The design of unauthorized construction without clearance or clearance; (iii) The absence of experience after the completion of the mine-protected devices or the identification of non-qualified inputs; (iv) To refuse to accept the inspection by the statutory mine detection units of the mine-clearing devices in accordance with the law; (v) Removal and destruction of mined devices; (vi) To make available to society information on mine-elect early warning forecasts; (vii) Exhibition or incompatibility with the investigation and identification of mine-electric disasters; (viii) The use of mined devices or products that are not required; (ix) Other violations of laws, regulations. Article 25, in violation of this approach, provides that units and individuals who do not acquire the qualifications of the mine-protected devices or specialized design of mine-protected works, the quality of the construction unit and the operation beyond the scope of qualifications are subject to an order of cessation of the offence by the district-level meteorological authorities for the confiscation of proceeds of the conflict and may be fined up to 500,000 dollars for the damage caused to others and are liable under the law. Article 26 is a unit for the detection of the mine-protected devices, with false testing reports, which are fined by more than 5,000 treasury authorities at the district level; in the case of serious circumstances, by the pre-identified meteorological authorities to withdraw their detection qualifications. Article 27 prevents staff from being one of the following acts by the competent authority to be rectified and may be administratively disposed of by the competent or directly responsible person directly responsible; and in conflict with the law, the corresponding legal responsibility is assumed by law: (i) Approval of the design of a mined device in violation of statutory procedures and technical norms; (ii) A complete inspection of the mine-protecting devices in violation of statutory procedures and technical norms; (iii) In violation of the provisions of this approach, resulting in fire, explosion, casualty and major loss of State property; (iv) There are other provocative fraud, sterilization and abuse of authority. The twenty-eighth approach is implemented since the date of publication. |
