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Management Of Renewable Resources In Jilin City Approach

Original Language Title: 吉林市再生资源回收管理办法

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(Adopted by Decree No. 190 of 20 November 2007 of the People's Government of Chilin City on 16 November 2007 and published as of 1 January 2008)

Article 1 regulates the development and operation of the renewable resource industry, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and establishes this approach in the light of the actual circumstances of the city.
Article II refers to the regeneration of resources that have been generated in the process of social production and consumption of life, which have lost or in part or in part the value of use, which has been recovered, processed to enable them to obtain from new sources of waste.
Removal resources include obsolete metals, movable electronic products, post-agent electrical equipment and spare parts, distributive paper materials (e.g., distributive paper, methammers etc.), distributive raw materials (e.g. rubber, plastics, fauna, gynaecology, gynaecology, gynaecology etc.), and glass.
Article III. In the city area, enterprises, individual business and individuals involved in recycling activities of renewable resources (hereinafter referred to as recycling agents) should comply with this approach.
Article IV. The municipal business administration is the industrial authority responsible for the recycling of resources, which is responsible for the development and implementation of recycling industrial policies, recovery standards and recovery of industrial development planning and re-entry resource recovery operators.
The development reform sector is responsible for researching the development of renewable resources and organizing the implementation of new technologies, new equipment extension applications and industrialization models.
The Public Security Agency is responsible for the management of the security sector in the re-entry resource recovery industry and the management of the re-entry resource recovery operation for the old metals.
The business administration sector is responsible for the registration management and supervision of the re-entry resource recovery operators.
The Environmental Protection Administration Department is responsible for overseeing the management of environmental pollution in the recovery process.
The planning administration sector is responsible for the integration of the re-entry resource network into urban planning.
The urban administration administration executive branch is responsible for overseeing the illegal operation, private networking points and the impact on the operation of the city.
It is responsible for recycling the implementation of the system-building.
Article 5 recycling industry associations are industry-based organizations and perform the following duties:
(i) Develop and oversee the implementation of industrial self-regulatory norms;
(ii) To work with industry authorities to develop industrial development planning, industrial policy and recovery standards;
(iii) To reflect the recommendations and requests of recycling operators and to maintain the rights and interests of recyclers;
(iv) The industrial authorities are entrusted with carrying out industrial surveys and issuing industry information;
(v) The management and training of recycling personnel.
AWAE should accept operational guidance from industry authorities.
Article 6. Recycling of renewable resources is structured and regulated. Various industries and residents are encouraged to share resale resources and to promote and support the environmentally sound treatment and integrated use of renewable resources.
Article 7. All processes such as collecting, storing, transport, handling and processing of renewable resources should be consistent with environmental protection legislation, standards, technical policies and technical norms.
Article 8 The recycling agent obtained a business licence within 30 days of the licence of business and was able to process the same business administration at the same location.
Removal of residues for the operation of the old metal category project is also subject to the procedures of the local public security authorities.
Article 9. When a change occurred in the case, the recyclor of the residue would have to proceed within 30 days of the date of the change, to the business administration to process changes at the same time as to the location's public security authorities.
Article 10 establishes a re-entry resource transaction market in accordance with industrial development planning and urban planning. The operators involved in recycling, storing, processing and trading must operate in the market.
The re-entry resource transaction market shall meet the following conditions:
(i) It is reasonable and does not affect the city's tolerance and environmental protection;
(ii) Storage, initial processing, general environmentally sound handling and pollution prevention functions;
(iii) Improved firefighting facilities;
(iv) The use area is not less than 2 million square meters.
Article 11 Renewable resource recovery booths established in the community in accordance with industrial development planning and urban planning should meet the following conditions:
(i) Does not affect the community environment and the lives of the population;
(ii) The area shall not exceed 25 square meters;
(iii) Harmonization of production, standardization and marking.
Article 12. New residential areas should be reserved for recycling sites.
Article 13 Removal of natural resources and operators of authorized gateways or treasury sites shall comply with the following provisions:
(i) Recycled re-entry resources are credited on a day-to-day basis, cleaning, and no releasing items outside the relaying booth;
(ii) No form of processing of production within and outside recovery booths;
(iii) There shall be no change, simulation and marking of the recycling of resources;
(iv) No change shall be made to the location of the recycling booth;
(v) Strict implementation of regulatory provisions such as fire prevention, security and safety, with the necessary fire facilities to ensure safe operation.
Article 14. Removals of renewable resources are subject to uniform registration management, uniform training, uniform documentation, uniform vehicle brands, and uniformity of markers. Regulatory services projects, regulatory management systems, normative service standards.
Removal resource items acquired by movement are to be sent to the re-entry resource transaction market or to the re-entry resource recovery booth.
Article 15. Removal of long-term metals by re-entry resources should be registered on the name, quantity, specifications, oldness, etc.
The sale of a person-centred unit should be checked and, if so, the name of the sale unit, the name of the licensor, the place of residence, the identification number, and the sale of a person, the name of the person actually registered, the place, the identification number.
The duration of registration of information is not less than two years.
Article 16 prohibits recycling of the following items by recycling operators:
(i) Specialized equipment such as railways, oil, electricity, telecommunications, mines, hydrology, measurement and urban utilities, fire facilities;
(ii) Firearms, Ammunition and Ammunition, easily flammable explosive, radioactive hazards and various hazardous items included in the national control catalogue;
(iii) State-mandated material;
(iv) The public security authorities are informed of the search for stolen and suspected items;
(v) Other items specified in the legislation.
Article 17 is not permitted to establish any form of re-entry resource operators near the main cities, railways, mines, terminals, military banners and large-scale businesses.
In their operations, the recycling of the resources should be reported immediately to the local public security authorities when public security authorities have been found to be informed about the seizure of stolen or stolen items suspected.
Article 19 has not been licensed by law for recycling operations of re-entry resources or operations over scope, and is punished by the business administration in accordance with the relevant legislative provisions.
Article 20, in violation of article 8, paragraph 9, of the present approach, provides that the recycling of resources is not subject to the prescribed procedures for the processing or modification of the case, and is warned by the commercial administrative authorities or the public security authorities to correct their deadlines, with the delay in refusing to change, with fines of 500 to 2000.
Article 21, in violation of this approach, is one of the following cases, which are sanctioned by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement.
(i) In violation of article 13, subparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iii), the recycling manager of the resources for recycling has not been able to complete the day of collection, relocation of spare parts for recycling, relocating off-site resources, carrying out the processing of production operations or changes within and outside the re-entry resource recovery booths, giving warnings that the time limit is being changed and the fines of $50 to $100,000 are imposed;
(ii) In violation of article 13, paragraph (iv), where a change in the place of a reactive resource is required, the removal of the deadline for the period of time, the late removal of the law and the imposition of a fine of 100 to 500 dollars;
(iii) In violation of article 17, unauthorized re-recovery of resources from geographical sites that do not allow the establishment of a re-entry network of renewable resources, the removal of the deadline, the removal of the deadline and the imposition of a fine of 1000 to 5,000 dollars by law.
Article 2 violates this approach by punishing public security authorities.
(i) In violation of article 13, subparagraph (v), article 15, paragraph 2, and article 16, the non-implementation of regulatory provisions such as fire prevention, security and safety, the recovery of old-age metals without physical registration or the recovery of prohibited items, which are punishable under the relevant legal provisions and constitute criminal liability under the law;
(ii) In violation of article 15, paragraph 3, that registration information is not retained on a time-bound basis, and is subject to fines of $500 to 1000;
(iii) In violation of article 18, the discovery of stolen or suspected items is not reported to the public security authorities, warnings and fines of $50 to 1,000; severe consequences or repeated omissions, and fines of 1000 to 5,000.
Article 23 Abuse by administrative law enforcement officials of authority, negligence, provocative fraud and administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities constitute a crime and is criminally criminalized by law.
Article 24
The recycling of resources in Article 25 districts (markets) may be implemented in the light of this approach.
Article 26 With effect from 1 July 2009, the re-use of resources in the city of Gylin, as amended on 29 August, was repealed.