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(The 11th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Liveli city of 30 March 2007 considered the adoption of Decree No. 91 of 19 April 2007 No. 91 of the Order of the Government of the Livestock People, which came into force on 1 June 2007) Article 1 protects national interests and the security of people's life, promotes economic and social development, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Law, the Prevention of Disaster Risk Management (Act No. 8 of the China Meteorological Agency) and the Landmine Mitigation Approach in Southern Province (Act No. 81 of the Provincial Government), and develops this approach in conjunction with the practice of the city. Article 2 units and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities within the city's administration should be subject to this approach. Article 3. Prevention of disaster risk reduction is the principle of prevention and integration. Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should strengthen their leadership and coordination in the prevention of disaster risk reduction and perform the following responsibilities: (i) Integrate disaster relief efforts into the management of safe production supervision at the level of the people's Government, and the requirements are included in the financial budget of the current people's Government; (ii) Organizing mine-elected disaster defence planning, establishing an early warning system for mine-electronic disaster monitoring and enhancing disaster risk reduction capacities; (iii) Enhance the regulation of priority mine protection units, mine-require facilities, minefields and mine-prone areas; (iv) Development of major mine-emission emergency relief advances by the current people's Government. Article 5 The municipal meteorological authorities are responsible for organizing and overseeing the management and supervision of mine-reducing efforts across the city, and the management of mine risk reduction in the area under the jurisdictional division of responsibilities by district (communes). Relevant sectors such as safety production supervision, urban planning, construction, quality technical supervision, public safety firefighting are governed by their respective responsibilities and are protected by law. The following places or facilities should be installed: (i) The construction of one, second and third types of fire defence (construction) under the Guidelines for Building Restruction Design (GB50057-94); (ii) Production, storage sites for oil, chemical, flammable and dangerous goods; (iii) Electrical production facilities and distribution systems; (iv) Important computer equipment and network systems, communications facilities, radio and television facilities; (v) The main facilities of the public service institutions such as large-scale stores, high-air recreational and recreational accommodation facilities and transport, health and financial securities; (vi) Other places and facilities provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article VII should be designed, construction, testing and use in accordance with national mandatory technical norms and standards. Article 8. New construction, alteration and expansion of the construction of a mine-recovery mechanism is in place to design the clearance system. When clearance is requested by the mine-facilitative design programme, the construction units shall submit the following information: (i) Applications for clearance for the design of mine-facilitative devices; (ii) Overall planning graphs; (iii) The credentials of the professional design units for the defence works; (iv) A description of the construction map for the mine-facilitated devices, a construction map design paper and relevant information; (v) Information on mined products used in the design programme; (vi) Relevant technical evaluation observations from mine-special technology institutions; (vii) Other information provided under laws, regulations and regulations. Article 9. Meteorological authorities shall be processed within 20 working days of the date of the clearance of the mine-protected devices design programme. Approval certificates were conducted; there was no qualifications to inform the reasons in writing. Article 10. Newly constructed, modified and expanded construction of a mine-clearing mechanism is implemented. The following information should be submitted to the meteorological authorities following the completion of the mine-clearing mechanism: (i) Applications for the clearance of the mined devices; (ii) The design of approvals for mine-facilitative devices; (iii) The credentials of the professional construction units of the mine engineering work; (iv) Monitoring of mined devices by the mine-facilitative detection body; (v) Technical material, such as the completion of the mine-facilitator map; (vi) Precise certificates, installation of records and testing reports from national accredited mined products testing agencies. Article 11. Meteorological authorities shall be processed within five working days of the date of receipt of the application for clearance of mined devices. It is qualified to receive a certificate of eligibility; it is not qualified to inform the reasons in writing. The mine-clearing mechanism for new construction, alteration and expansion should be designed in conjunction with the main works and be constructed simultaneously. Article 13 The mine-clearing mechanism should be tested once a year, and the mine-clearing mechanism for explosive hazardous environmental sites should be tested every half a year. The detection of mine-facilitative devices for sites that need to be tested in the geostationary protective devices should be conducted simultaneously. The inspection units should have a test report after testing. Reimbursement for the detection of non-qualified mine-protecting devices may be continued. The testing unit refused to renovate or to reclassify the time limit of the meteorological authorities in the city, the district (market). Article 14. Management units that are involved in the use of mine-protecting devices, including those entrusted to them, should be kept on a daily basis. Recovering failures or damage should be repaired or rebuilt in a timely manner and re-established mine detection. Article 15 units engaged in specialized design, construction and mine-recovery tests should be certified by law. There is a prohibition on the identification or conduct of specialized design, construction and mine-recovery tests beyond the level of qualifications. Article 16 should be in line with national standards. The installation and use of non-qualified mined products is prohibited. Article 17 units or individuals violate the provisions of this approach and are punishable by law by meteorological authorities or by law, legislation and regulations. Article 18 (i) Re-electable disasters: loss of life and property resulting from direct fire, arrogance, arrogance, arrogance power, arrogance, and arrogance of the mine; (ii) Preventive devices: a total of defence products and facilities, such as symmetries, fervents, trajectory protections and other connectors; (iii) Defence works: reference is to the construction of mine-facilitative devices. Its sexuality is divided into direct fire protection works and mine electromagnetic protection works. Article 19, which was implemented effective 1 June 2007. |
