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Qinghai Provincial Monitoring Approach

Original Language Title: 青海省节能监察办法

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(Adopted by the 64th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Blue Sea, 18 May 2007, No. 57 of 14 June 2007 by the People's Government Order No. 57 of 14 June 2007 (Act of 1 August 2007)

Article 1 promotes the rational and cost-effective use of society and fosters the building of economies, in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Energy Act, the China People's Republic of China for the implementation of the energy-saving law of the People's Republic of China.
Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for inspection of energy production, operation, use units (hereinafter referred to as inspection units) in order to monitor compliance with the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, and the mandatory standards of energy, to the extent that administrative authorities or subsidiaries are able to monitor the inspection of energy production, operation, use of units (hereinafter referred to as inspection units), enforcement of energy-efficient legislation, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as activities that are punishable by law.
Article 3
The provincial section can be responsible for the preparation of a full-fledged monitoring workplan. The provincial festival is responsible for the day-to-day inspection of the whole province.
The executive authorities, such as construction, are competent to oversee management in accordance with the law, within the framework of their duties; administrative authorities, such as quality technical supervision, are able to monitor management in accordance with the law.
Article IV allows inspection to be guided by the principles of supervision and service, education and punishment, which are lawful, impartial, open, integrity and efficiency.
Article 5 Sections are not charged to the inspectorate when they can be inspected.
Section VI should establish a system of inspection of reports, complaints and complaints, and establish and publish reports, complaints telephones or e-mails, sites.
Citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to report, complain to the Section's supervisory units on violations of the law.
Article 7. The following matters shall be subject to inspection:
(i) A study on the feasibility of a fixed-term asset investment project related to the sound use of thematic arguments, which design and (after) implementation of energy efficiency laws, policies and subsections in construction;
(ii) Implementation of a national order for phase-out or limiting the use of a directory of products, equipment, processes and materials;
(iii) Use of energy management positions, staffing establishment and staffing;
(iv) Implementation of energy technology standards by enabling units, as well as the use of quotas and energy efficiency standards developed by States, provinces;
(v) Establish, implement and provide education and training in energy management systems such as energy measurements, consumption statistics and energy utilization analyses;
(vi) The use of product production, implementation of product energy efficiency markings and energy efficiency indicators;
(vii) The detection of more than two evametric tons of stoves;
(viii) Quality of energy supply;
(ix) Information on energy use testing, testing, assessment, etc.
(x) Laws, regulations and regulations should implement other matters that are subject to inspection.
Article 8
A total of 5,000 tons of energy consumption in the year is used by state (local, municipal) and district administration authorities to identify priority units in accordance with the region's actual practice and implement energy surveillance. The administrative authorities in the counties should report the results of the inspection to the State (local, municipal) to the administrative authorities; the State (terrioral, municipal) can provide administrative authorities with a copy of the inspection report to the provincial office.
Section 9 allows for the inspection of on-site inspections and written inspections.
On-site inspection, it should be communicated to the relevant personnel of the inspectorate to the site, whose personnel do not have access to the site, without prejudice to the proper inspection. On-site inspection, the inspector should produce a watchdog, such as the actual record time, location, content, participation in and on-site inspection, and be signed by the inspector and the head of the inspectorate (or his or her commissionor); the inspection unit's refusal to sign should be indicated in the inspection note.
A written inspection should be carried out by the inspectorate in accordance with the time, content and requirements set out by the energy use units, such as reporting on energy use and other relevant information.
Article 10 is one of the following cases, and the inspection units should carry out on-site inspections:
(i) Established on-site monitoring of the energy use of the inspected units;
(ii) Significant changes in the energy-efficient equipment, production processes or energy consumption structures are likely to have a major impact;
(iii) Reduce energy consumption by the use of energy-efficient technology measures by energy-efficient units;
(iv) There is a need for on-site recognition of changes in the implementation of the inspection units;
(v) Other cases where the law, regulations and regulations should be subject to field inspections.
In addition to the preceding paragraph, the Section may be inspected by the supervisory units in respect of the transfer of sub-offices or the same-level authorities, or by civil, legal or other means of reporting, complaints or other means of finding that the competent units are suspected to be in violation of the rules, regulations, regulations or the mandatory standards of energy.
Article 11, in addition to the uniform deployment of the State and the inspection of the site under article 10 of this approach, provides that no more than one year shall be inspected for the same inspection unit.
Section-based inspection units should be inspected in accordance with the section of the programme of work, and seven working days should be communicated in writing to the inspectorate on matters such as the time, scope, content, modalities and specific requirements for implementation.
Article 12 The inspectorate shall cooperate with the supervision of the Section that can be carried out by the Section in accordance with the law, such as the factual description, the provision of relevant information, samples, the non-recognition, obstruction of inspection, and the non-refessional, alteration, concealment and destruction of relevant information.
Section 13 Sections should be familiar with relevant sections of law, regulations, regulations, regulations, knowledge of the corresponding technical standards, the ability to monitor business and obtain law enforcement documents.
The implementation of on-site inspections should be carried out in conjunction with more than two inspectors, presentation of law enforcement documents, performance of their duties in accordance with the law, and non-use of functions for the purpose of obtaining illegal benefits or carrying out acts that may affect impartiality.
Article 14. The inspector shall be entitled to take the following measures when he or she is inspected by law:
(i) Explore the persons concerned and record or audio;
(ii) Access, photocopy or copy of relevant information, such as technical documents relating to section inspections;
(iii) Inspection of sites produced by the inspectorate, videos and photographs of information, landscapes, equipment, facilities and products;
(iv) Request that the inspectorate provide explanations and clarifications on the issues covered by the Section within the prescribed time frame;
(v) To monitor energy use in inspection units;
(vi) Inspection, testing and monitoring of relevant places, equipment, facilities and process, products;
(vii) To put an end to, correct violations of the law, regulations, regulations or subsections of mandatory standards;
(viii) Other measures that may be taken by law, regulations and regulations.
Article 15, which allows inspection personnel to have a stake with the inspectorate, may affect the ability to monitor impartiality in the section and should make an initiative to avoid it.
According to the inspector, the Section should be avoided and may be presented in writing or orally to the Section's supervisory units.
Sections of inspection personnel avoid the decision of the main heads of the Section-based inspection units.
Article 16 allows inspection units to find that the inspection units are in breach of the applicable rules of law, regulations, regulations or subsections of mandatory standards, and to issue a letter of credit for the duration of the period of time.
Section-based inspection units have found that the inspectorate is clearly unreasonable and has not been in violation of the mandatory standards of section-based law, regulations, regulations or sections, and have issued an inspection letter requesting measures to improve them.
Article 17, in accordance with article 16 of this approach, provides that an order shall be restructured or requested to take measures to improve it by providing guidance or services in the areas of information, technology, within the framework of the duties of the inspectorate; and that the inspector may, within the framework of its functions, require information, technical guidance or assistance.
Section 18 allows inspection units to be responsibly modified by the deadline of the inspection unit and shall determine the duration of the change, in accordance with the actual needs of the appropriate rehabilitation techniques.
The inspectorate has confirmed that the period of replacement should be extended and the extension request should be submitted within 15 days prior to the expiration of the deadline. The Section should decide within five working days of the date of receipt of the extension request, but the extension period shall not exceed six months.
Section 19
Article 20 allows inspection units to carry out their implementation orders and shall be closed within 60 days of the date of the submission. The parties are required by law to hold hearings and the time limit for the hearings is not calculated.
As a result of the complex need for a roll-out, an appropriate extension could be authorized by the main heads of the Section. However, the extension period should not exceed 30 days.
Article 21 Inspection units should provide a section-enable inspection report within 15 working days of the end of the inspection and be sent to the inspection units.
Section-based inspection reports should include time, content, modalities, inspection findings, reciprocation and treatment of violations.
The second article, which was contested by the inspectorate with respect to the inspection report, could submit a request for review to the Section, within 15 days of the date of receipt of the report.
The Section should make a decision on admissibility within 15 days of receipt of the request for review. Sections of inspection units are admissible or inadmissible for review applications and should be given a written certificate showing the seals and the dates indicated. The decision is admissible and shall be reviewed within 30 days of the date of the decision.
In the review, the inspectorate requested a re-implementation of energy efficiency monitoring and should be monitored by a competent energy use monitoring body. As confirmed by the inspection unit, the cost of monitoring in the review would be borne by the Section-wide inspection unit; it was not established and was borne by the inspectorate.
Article 23 is authorized by the inspectorate to refuse the enforcement of the law and to report to the administrative authorities, the inspectorate.
Article 24, which is subject to a breach by the inspectorate of the mandatory standards of availability, regulations, regulations or sections, shall be subject to administrative penalties and shall be dealt with by the administrative authorities in a section-based manner in accordance with the law, regulations, regulations and regulations.
Sections enable administrative authorities to impose administrative penalties under the law by the inspectorate, which can be made public in society for violations and penalties.
Article 25 Upon receipt by the inspectorate of an inspection opinion, there is no reason to take measures to improve in the prescribed time period, and the inspection units may make them unwarranted to society.
Article 26 is hampered by the fact that the inspectorate can be inspected by law by means of the supervision of the on-site implementation section or refuses to provide information, the samples are being redirected by the administrative authorities; the refusal to correct the fine of up to $100,000.
Article 27, which was forged by the inspectorate, refined, concealed and destroyed information on evidence, was fined by the administrative authorities for the inspection unit by more than 100,000 dollars; and a fine of up to $50 million to the head of the direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities.
Article 28, after having received a letter of assignment for a period of time, has not been justified in the prescribed period of time as required or as a result of changes that do not meet the requirement for change, and the executive authorities of the Section are advised to request the Government to deal with its competence under the Department of State.
(i) A high-energy industrial project prohibited by the new National Prospects to stop inputs into production or stop use;
(ii) Exclusive suspension or closure of excess unit products.
Article 29 allows inspection staff to be one of the following cases, be corrected by their units, superior administrative organs or inspection agencies, and administratively disposed of by law; and criminal responsibility is held by law:
(i) Non-compliance with the responsibility to monitor under the law;
(ii) Disclosure of technical, commercial secrets of the inspectorate;
(iii) The use of functions for the benefit of illegality;
(iv) The charges charged against the inspectorate in violation;
(v) Conduct an impact section to monitor fair law enforcement.
Article 33