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(Act No. 133 of the People's Government Order 6 September 2007 No. 133 of 1 October 2007) Article 1 promotes the construction and management of environmental pollution control facilities and ensures the normal use of environmental pollution control facilities, strives to reduce emissions of pollutants, protect and improve the environment, and develop this approach in line with relevant national legislation, legislation and regulations. Article 2 (i) Control facilities for wastewater, waste, solid waste, dust, malicious, radioactive substances and noise, inspiration, electromagnetic radio and other pollution; (ii) The emission measurement instruments and the monitoring of sampling devices; (iii) Various types of monitoring and monitoring facilities to combat pollution; (iv) Various environmental protection signs. Article 3. The executive authorities for environmental protection in the city, the district (zone) are responsible for the integrated oversight management of environmental pollution prevention and control facilities within the Territory. The Environmental Protection Monitoring Agency, affiliated to the Environmental Protection Administration, is responsible for the day-to-day monitoring of environmental pollution control facilities. Planning, business, development reform, State assets, public safety, water, sanitation and the relevant sectors such as the Commission are jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Any unit and individual has the obligation to protect the environment's pollution control facilities and has the right to prosecute and prosecute units and individuals who destroy or unauthorizedly shut down, dismantle, remove and otherwise use environmental pollution control facilities. Article 5 IOM should take engineering measures to build, install and put in place environmental pollution control and control facilities, which must be consistent with national and local standards and overall control requirements. Exclusive units build, install and establish environmental pollution prevention and control facilities that do not exempt from legal, regulatory and regulatory levies, hyperstandard humiliation and the responsibility to eliminate pollution, exclude harm and compensate damages. Article 6 units or individuals specialized in the production, operation of environmental contaminated facilities should be equipped with corresponding qualifications and the ability to assume legal responsibilities. Article 7. New construction, alteration and expansion projects need to be accompanied by the construction of environmental pollution prevention and control facilities, which should be synchronized with the construction of project subjects, synchronized implementation and synchronization. Following the completion of the new construction, alteration and expansion project on emission contamination, the construction units should entrust environmental monitoring bodies with monitoring and reporting. Following the completion of the new construction, alteration and expansion project and the construction of the environmental pollution control facility, the construction units should provide administrative authorities for the approval of the project's environmental impact report, the environmental impact report form or the environmental impact registration schedule to apply for the completion of the construction project and the need for the construction of an environment-based pollution control facility, which could be formally produced or used. Article 10 Applications for the completion of the environmental pollution control facility shall have the following conditions: (i) The facilities for environmental pollution control and the full construction of complementary works or equipment; (ii) Upon disposal of environmental pollution control facilities, emission pollutant monitoring has reached national or local emission standards; (iii) The capacity of environmental pollution control facilities to deal with pollutant treatment in line with the levels of pollutant treatment resulting from the design of productive capacities of production facilities; (iv) Measures to prevent pollutant contamination from environmental pollution control facilities from producing second contamination; (v) The integrity of the operation, management and appraisal system, with qualified operations and management; (vi) The existence of environmental pollution control facilities that generate environmental pollution risks and the development of pre-risk disposal cases; (vii) Disclosure meets national and local requirements and standards. Article 11 prohibits high-pollutant fuels such as coal, powder, coal and cement, except for industrial production and heating. The existing raw (dispersal) coal, coal and dual-use stoves in accordance with the requirements of the executive authorities of environmental protection, have resulted in a single coal boiler within the period of time, which can continue to use. Article 12 (i) In the production of pollutant releases, environmental pollution control facilities must operate in parallel; (ii) Removal of the depreciation fund on a regular basis in accordance with fixed assets and in a timely manner; (iii) The establishment of a regular maintenance system, the development of inspection plans, the implementation of funds, spare parts, etc.; (iv) The establishment of a pollutant data desk, a complete record of operation, monitoring data, and the management of the archaeological examination by the production process; (v) Managers should be trained by technology prior to induction, with qualified job skills. In the event of the removal or disposal of contaminants in the facility, measures to prevent accidents affecting human health and the environment should be taken. Article 14. In cases of failure or accident suspension or inspection of environmental contaminated facilities, which cause or may result in environmental pollution, the effluent shall cease production of the operation at the time of production and shall take the following measures: (i) Launch emergency presupposes to avoid the proliferation of pollutants; (ii) To communicate units and residents who are or may be harmed; (iii) To report to the Environmental Protection Administration within two hours of the incident and to receive the investigation. As a result of the cessation of operation of the environmental pollution control facility for the above-mentioned reasons, it was not reported to the environmental protection administrative authorities in accordance with the preceding paragraph, and it was discovered that it was intentional to disrupt the treatment of emissions from environmental pollution control facilities. The Environmental Protection Administration authorities should report immediately to the Government of the same-level people and inform society, if any, of the environmental contamination and should immediately launch the Government's emergency preparedness for the disposal of public emergencies. Article 15. Prohibition of the use of environmental pollution control facilities as follows: (i) Inadequate access to environmental pollution control facilities, part or full sewerage or other pollutants are directly excluded from the environment; (ii) Direct releases of wastewater or other pollutant substances by planting or otherwise concealing emission patterns; (iii) The opening of emergency release valves for environmental pollution control facilities in non- emergencies, with full (part) wastewater or other pollutant direct access to the environment; (iv) Removals from the intermediation of environmental pollution control facilities to the environment directly; (v) Short-term or long-term cessation of the operation of environmental pollution control facilities; (vi) The use of environmental pollution control facilities in violation of operational regulations, which render environmental pollution control facilities unable to function and play a role in treating pollutant pollutants in a regular manner; (vii) In the event of failures in environmental pollution prevention and control facilities, irregular or irregular inspections and maintenance, resulting in environmental pollution control facilities being unable to function properly to deal with pollutant effects; (viii) The intentional elimination or non-creation of the conditions required for the normal operation of environmental pollution control facilities, which would result in other circumstances where environmental pollution control facilities are not functioning properly. Article 16 introduces a registration system for environmental pollution control facilities. In accordance with the relevant provisions, the release units should be completed in accordance with the statement of the operation of the environmental pollution control facility and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, the registration of the design, inspection, use, operation and management of environmental pollution control facilities. Article 17 shall regularly entrust environmental monitoring bodies with monitoring of the operation of environmental pollution control facilities, while monitoring reports are sent to environmental protection administrative authorities. In one of the following cases, there is a need to modify, dismantle or disparate the polluting control facility, which must be applied in advance to the environmental protection administrative authorities and may be implemented after approval: (i) Changes in the types of pollutant emissions due to product, process change, and pollution control facilities are no longer applicable; (ii) Removal, relocation and accompanying pollution control facilities are required to dismantle, transport or stop use; (iii) Integration of pollutants into other treatment systems; (iv) To stop the use of contaminated prevention facilities at the same time as for more than 15 days of suspension; (v) Environmental pollution control facilities need to be updated, adapted, replaced and extended. Article 19 The application of the Environmental Protection Administration authorities for a temporary polluting facility based on article 18 of this approach should be reviewed in a timely manner. The application for suspension shall be reviewed immediately within 10 days; the application for suspension of the operation is more than 10 days or the other application shall be cancelled within 7 days of receipt. The late non-retroduction is seen as consent. Article 20 should be properly maintained for the suspension of functioning or intrusive facilities; the reactivation should be monitored by the environmental protection monitoring body for the operation of qualified parties. The environmental protection monitoring body should be monitored within three days after the monitoring authority is accepted. Article 21 Administrative authorities for environmental protection should establish a system of inspection, environmental monitoring, monitoring bodies owned by environmental authorities, conduct regular on-site inspections and day-to-day monitoring in accordance with the system's requirements and carefully complete monitoring, monitoring records and identify issues of timely disposal. The inspection of the operation of polluting facilities at the environment is not timely, monitoring is causing serious pollution and accountability for the administration of key heads of the sector and law enforcement staff is required. Article 22 Environmental protection administrative law enforcement officials may carry out monitoring inspections by: (i) Access to the performance records of environmental pollution control facilities, the release of pollutant registers, and the operation of the site survey of environmental pollution control facilities; (ii) Establish monitoring, monitoring and monitoring mechanisms for priority contaminated sources and implementation of distance monitoring; (iii) Sample monitoring. Safety management provisions should be adhered to by the environmental protection administrative law enforcement officers in conducting on-site inspections. Exclusive units should provide conditions for law enforcement inspections and should not be denied inspection on any grounds. Article 23 of the Environmental Protection Administration should establish a system of complaints that should be promptly investigated after the receipt of the complaint and will deal with the respondents to the outcome; and the transfer of the relevant authorities in a timely manner and to inform the complainant. Article 24 recognizes or rewards for units and individuals with one of the following conditions: (i) The maintenance of the management of environmental pollution control facilities has been highlighted and social benefits have been achieved; (ii) Significant innovation, adaptation and efficiency in the process technologies for environmental pollution control facilities; (iii) Proclamation of environmental pollution caused by unauthorized demolitions, sequestration, closure or irregular use of environmental pollution control facilities to avoid environmental contamination. Article 25, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides that the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have administrative sanctions. Article 26, in violation of article 9 of this approach, provides that the construction of an environment-based pollution control facility, which requires the construction of a project, has not been completed, has no experience gained or experience gained, and that the main works are officially produced or used, and that the environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for halting the production or use of the project and may impose a fine of up to 10,000 dollars. Article 27, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that the effluent units use high-polluted fuel stoves, are subject to a period of time by the executive authorities of environmental protection, and may be fined by more than 1 million dollars in 2000; and that the high-polluted fuel continues to be fueld by the Environmental Protection Administration authorities to dismantle or confiscate the facilities for fuel combustion. Article 28, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that the effluent units do not clean and dispose of the consume of the pollutant in the environmental pollution control facility, resulting in environmental pollution, which is warned by the environmental protection administrative authorities, or fined by €10,000. Article 29, in violation of article 14 of this approach, stipulates that the release units shall cease the use of environmental pollution control facilities without reporting to the administrative authorities of environmental protection, by warning or imposing a fine of up to 1 million United States dollars, in accordance with the level of pollution. Article 31, in violation of article 15 of the present approach, provides that sludge units do not normally use environmental pollution control facilities, with excess pollutant emissions, are responsible for the cessation of violations by the environmental protection administrative authorities, with a period of 5,000 fines. Article 31, in violation of article 16 of this approach, provides that the efamation unit has not declared the circumstances relating to the registration of environmental pollution control facilities, which is being corrected by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection, which has not been reformulated for the period of time and, in accordance with different circumstances, gives warning or fines of up to 10,000 dollars. Article 32, in violation of article 18 of the present approach, stipulates that the efamation unit has unauthorizedly shut down, dispersed or dismantled the polluting control facility, by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, in accordance with the different circumstances, to put an end to the offence, to a period of time, to warn or to impose a fine of up to 10,000 dollars. In violation of article 22 of this approach, one of the following acts is warned by the executive authorities of the environmental protection; in serious circumstances, the fine of up to $3000 is imposed: (i) To refuse to provide or to produce a record of the operation of environmental pollution control facilities and pollutant emissions; (ii) Denial of environmental oversight, monitoring of inspection by monitoring bodies, or misrepresentation and seizure of relevant data during environmental monitoring, monitoring bodies inspection. Article 34, paragraph 1, of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, provides that: Article XV does not correspond to the specific administrative actions of the executive authorities for environmental protection, which may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. Article 36 protects environmental protection workers to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, bribes or leakage of inspection units and personal commercial secrets, and is subject to administrative disposition by their departments or superior administrative bodies; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 37 of this approach was implemented effective 1 October 2007. |
