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(Summit No. 73 of 6 August 2007 of the Government of the Plurinational State of New York considered the adoption of the Decree No. 207 of 31 August 2007 on the Excellence of the People's Government of the Province of Excellence, which came into force on 10 October 2007) Article 1, in order to enhance the management of man-made weather-affected weather efforts, to defend and mitigate weather disasters and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the National Department of State's Code on Wildlife Management. Article 2 refers to activities aimed at avoiding or mitigating meteoral disasters, rationalizing the use of climate resources, artificially affecting the physical, chemical processes of the atmosphere in the Department, in appropriate conditions, by means of science and technology, and achieving increased rains, habeas corpus, rains, fuslides, and countering. Article 3 engages in man-made weather activities within the administrative areas of this province and should be in compliance with this approach. Article IV states, municipalities, districts (including district, district, etc.) meteorological authorities are responsible for the implementation and guidance management of organizations working in this administrative region with regard to weather events. The development reform, safe production regulation, public safety, agriculture, forestry and water administration authorities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are equipped with a manual impact on weather-related management. Article 5 Governments should incorporate manually impact weather work into national economic and social development planning, include requirements in the financial budget and coordinate operational conditions for the provision of artificial weather-affected weather conditions in the relevant sectors. Article 6. Meteorological authorities should prepare manual weather-impact work plans for the peer development reform sector, followed by the approval of the HPR. During the period of prevention, additional rain operations should be organized to seek the views of the provincial command agencies. Article 7. Meteorological authorities should establish, improve operational command, conduct monitoring of early warning, operational information processing, operational effectiveness assessment systems, and increase the level of man-made weather impacts and operations. Article 8. Meteorological authorities should expand the area of application of man-made weather-affected weather activities, based on the need to organize man-made weather operations such as larger forest fires, large-scale water storage and regional ecological environmental improvements. Article 9. Meteorological authorities should establish a system of manually affected weather information dissemination to regularly inform the agricultural, forestry, water administration authorities and other relevant sectors of the artificial impact of weather operations. Article 10 units engaged in man-made weather operations should be in line with the conditions set by provincial meteorological authorities; personnel engaged in man-affected weather operations should be trained, evaluated and qualified by provincial meteorological authorities. Article 11. Use of high-radio, rocket-launching devices to carry out man-affected weather operations, with applications for airfields and operational time limits from the area of flight control by the operating location or municipal meteorological authorities; use of aircraft to carry out man-made weather operations, with provincial meteorological authorities applying airfields and operating time frames to the relevant flight control authorities. The organization of man-made weather operations should have appropriate weather conditions and meet the following requirements, taking fully into account local disaster mitigation needs and operational effects: (i) The operating unit meets the conditions set by the provincial meteorological authorities; (ii) The location of the operation is open to the operating command system and the communications of the flight control sector; (iii) High-launched artillery, rocket operations fall under non-populated areas and without significant facilities; (iv) The integrity of operating equipment and the full presence of operational command and operational personnel. After receipt of instructions from the flight control sector to cease operations, the operation must cease immediately. Article 13. Meteorological authorities shall be commercially responsible for the coordination of air conditioning and common air conditioning, and airport management shall provide air conditioning and groundwork security services to ensure the timely implementation of man-made weather operations. Article 14. Article 15. The area of man-made defence operations, the establishment, modification, withdrawal of operational points, and the application of the application by the city's meteorological authorities to provincial meteorological authorities may be implemented with the consent of the provincial meteorological authorities to review the area under the law. Article 16 provides for high-radio, rocket-launching devices, shells, rockets and rockets that affect weather operations and must conform to the technical standards set by the State and be procured by provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 17 Governments at all levels should build standardized operating infrastructure, establish high-radio, rocket-launching devices and artillery, rocket-clearing pools, and temporarily established unconditionally, with the assistance of the commercial army, the Ministry of Armed of the People. The destruction of the productive business was carried out by the provincial meteorological authorities in connection with shells and rockets that exceeded the period of effectiveness. Article 18 provides specialized equipment, such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices used by weather operations, which are subject to annual screening by the relevant technical test bodies organized by provincial meteorological authorities; unqualified annual inspections should be carried out immediately; and the inspection is still not able to meet the required technical standards and requirements. Article 19 Meteorological authorities should establish a system of responsible and safety for the well-being of weather-affected weather safety and security, as well as the development of safe accident emergencies. In the event of a man-made impact on weather operations, the operating units should report immediately to the location's safe production regulation, the public security sector and meteorological authorities, and the meteorological authorities should report immediately to the local people and to the top-level meteorological authorities. Article 20 violates this approach by punishing the provisions of the Meteorological Act of the People's Republic of China, the National Department of State's Labour Impact Management Regulations and other relevant laws, regulations. Article 21 staff members of the meteorological authorities and related sectors have one of the following acts and are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law: (i) In violation of the rules of work, unauthorized issuance of manually affecting weather operations directives; (ii) To organize the commission of artificially affecting weather operations causing accidents; (iii) Specific equipment, such as non-qualified high-launching, rocket-launching devices, should not be reported and permitted their continued use; (iv) The occurrence of accidents affecting weather operations in a timely manner, resulting in adverse social impacts; (v) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud. Article 2 |
