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(Act No. 124 of the People's Government Order No. 124 of 14 May 2007 of the House of Commons, dated 1 July 2007) In order to implement the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, this approach is developed in the light of the reality of this city. Article 2 Article 3 is the cause of science and technology-based and basic public goods. Meteorological work should be consistent with the development of public meteorology, safe meteorology and resource meteorology, with the first place of good weather services, providing meteorological services for economic development, social development and people's lives. Article IV. The municipalities, the people of the region should strengthen the leadership and coordination of meteorological work by integrating small- and medium-sized regional meteorological observation systems, meteorological information-sharing platforms, meteorological forecasting systems, meteorological disaster early warning systems and public meteorological services systems into their economic and social development plans and financial budgets in order to ensure their full functioning for social public, governmental decision-making and economic development services. Article 5 Municipal, regional meteorological authorities are responsible for meteorological work within the current administrative area, under the leadership of the parent meteorological authorities and the people's Government. There is no area in which meteorological authorities are established, and their meteorological work is the responsibility of municipal meteorological authorities. Meteorological stations affiliated with non- meteorological authorities should be subject to the guidance, supervision and industrial management of their meteorological work. Article 6. Governments of the city and the region should delineate, in accordance with the statutory standards, the scope of the protection of the environment for the detection of meteorology at district meteorological stations and include urban planning or village town planning. The scope of environmental protection should be made public to society. Upon approval by law of the relocation of meteorological stations, the new old meteorological stations are not less than one year compared to the observation time. In the context of the protection of the old meteorological stations, activities that affect the dispersion and construction of observation are not carried out. The meteorological detection environment at meteorological stations is not in accordance with the standards of protection, with the advice of the municipal meteorological authorities, which are governed by the relevant sectors of the city, the people of the region. Article 7. Meteorological authorities, as well as other sectors engaged in meteorological detection, should adhere to meteorological technical standards, norms and protocols developed by countries and provinces in meteorological detection activities and provide for the timely delivery of meteorological detection data to meteorological information-sharing systems. Specific approaches to the provision and sharing of meteorological information in the city are developed separately by the municipal meteorological authorities with the relevant sectors, followed by the approval of the commune. Article 8. Any organization and individual shall not provide meteorological detection sites and meteorological information to organizations, institutions and individuals that have not been authorized, and shall not be made available in any way to other organizations or individuals in any way. Meteorological authorities should strengthen monitoring management of external meteorological detection and meteorological information within the jurisdiction. Article 9. Meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities have issued public meteorological forecasts, in accordance with their responsibilities, to harmonize the use of emergency weather early warning signals in this city, to the community to issue emergency, disaster weather alerts and to complement or revise them in a timely manner, in accordance with weather changes. Any other organization or individual may not issue public meteorological forecasts and sudden-onset weather alerts to society. Meteorological authorities have access to information on public places and key roads indicating that the mechanism is webcasting disaster weather alert information. The Bangangh Signatorate accepts the relevant meteorological forecasts and suddenness, disaster weather alerts provided by the meteorological stations affiliated with the municipal meteorological authorities, which indicate the corresponding wind signals in accordance with the coastal port signals. The management units of public places such as airports, vehicle stations, terminals, seabows, tourist sites should be made available to the public in a timely manner to signal disaster weather alert information. Article 10. Meteorological authorities and their associated meteorological stations should increase the accuracy, timeliness and service levels of public meteorology forecasts, disaster weather alerts, and provide time-bound, point-setting, quantification and quantized meteorological forecasts for major events held in this city. The meteorological stations affiliated with the meteorological authorities should report in a timely manner on major disaster weather alerts such as cyclones, storms, large cholera, etc., and make recommendations for disaster risk reduction. When major disaster weather emergency warnings are issued, the media such as the city, the zone government designated radio, television stations, etc., should provide public meteorological services in a timely manner, including through the use of trajectory, rolling and webcasting of meteorological stations affiliated to meteorological authorities. Meteorological authorities should facilitate the public's understanding of meteorological information, including telephone inquiries, Internet access, handifial letters. A press conference was held in due course to inform the public about meteorological information. Article 11. Meteorological stations should provide, in a timely manner, the following specialized meteorological services, in conjunction with local weather climate characteristics: (i) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting to guide agricultural production in the agricultural sector, based on agricultural production needs such as cultivation, breeding, etc.; (ii) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting, based on disaster prevention needs, for example, winds, storms, and for the provision of services for the command defence and hijacking of the disaster prevention command authority; (iii) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting, based on the needs of ports, maritime operations and maritime transport, and provision of services for the implementation of safe production in such sectors as ports, maritime, fisheries; (iv) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting, based on road traffic, tourism needs, and provision of services for security protection and evacuation guidance in sectors such as public safety, transport, municipalities, tourism; (v) Undertake specific forecasts for the conservation of meteor meteorology in the two-shore shipping lines, such as the Building Line, to provide services for safety and security in the transport, ports, etc.; (vi) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting, based on the seasonal characteristics of water, electricity, fuel supply, services for water supply, electricity, electricity and gas units to develop security responses; (vii) Real-time monitoring, analysis, forecasting of forest fire-risk meteorology, based on the needs of forest fire prevention, and provision of services to forest fire protection services; (viii) Professional, dedicated meteorological services that are required. Article 12 Broadcasts, television, newspapers, the Internet, telecommunications, mobile communications and other socially-oriented media that disseminate weather forecasts and emergencies, disaster weather alerts must use the meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities to provide timely meteorological information and indicate the name and timing of meteorological stations providing meteorological information. The media should not be able to redirect meteorological information, and no meteorological information that is not publicly used by meteorological stations may be broadcast in any form and transmitted to other sources. Article 13 Article 14. The Government of the city concerned the executive branch or the people of the region, according to the following recommendations for the implementation of man-made weather operations, reported to the Government of the city: (i) The launch of forest fire warnings by forest fires or meteorological stations; (ii) The occurrence of drought bleachs and the projected increase in drought; (iii) The significant underwater construction; (iv) Incident public pollution, such as atmosphere, water sources; (v) The severe decline in urban air quality affects the normal life of the urban population; (vi) Other situations requiring manually affecting weather operations. Article 15 This city has a man-made impact on weather work, organized and implemented by the municipal meteorological authorities under the leadership and coordination of the city's people. The relevant sectors, such as flight control, public safety, water, agriculture, forestry, and the people of the region, should be matched by their respective responsibilities by the municipal meteorological authorities with artificial weather impacts. The delivery of man-made shells and rockets that affect weather operations is stored by the military and the Ministry of Armed of the Local People; the need for mediation is governed by the provisions of national laws, regulations and regulations governing arms equipment, explosive items. The implementation of man-made weather activities should be carried out in accordance with the operational norms and regulations established by the State and ensure operational safety. An accident occurred in the course of carrying out a man-made impact on weather operations, which is dealt with by law by the municipality, the people of the region and their relevant sectors. Article 16, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, shall carry out the construction (construction) or facility to be reviewed for the design of a mine-facilitative device. The construction map review body shall report to the meteorological authorities on the construction map and its findings within three days of the conclusion of the review. Meteorological authorities should strengthen oversight inspections of the design review of mine-protected devices. When construction (construction) or facilities are completed, construction units should organize the participation of meteorological authorities in the completion of the inspection. Meteorological authorities should take a decision to complete the clearance process in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The experience of the mine-facilitation mechanism is qualified and the identification of the mine-clearing devices is granted. The construction units should have access to qualified certificates for the construction of administrative authorities. The mine-clearing mechanism has no experience to be used. Article 17 Post-use defence devices should be tested on a regular basis by the relevant State body with the corresponding qualifications, and the testing reports should be restructured according to the observations made in the testing report. All persons or their supervisory units should be properly inspected and maintained in mine-protected devices and should take timely measures to deal with them when the mine-protected devices are found to be hidden. Business management enterprises or other management units have found damage to the mine-facilitative device and should be reported in a timely manner. Meteorological authorities should provide free-reimbursable technical advisory services for the defence. Article 18 prohibits the promotion of the celestine in the area of net air-conditional protection of the two-step extension routes at the International Airport in Nagasaki, 15 kilometres each and 6 kilometres of breadth, except for other provisions in countries such as meteorological operations detection, scientific research tests. The extraterritorial fiduciary of the net air conditioning area at the airport should be approved in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 19 The municipal meteorological authorities are responsible for organizing a comprehensive survey of climate resources and conducting studies on climate monitoring, analysis, evaluation and climate change, by providing for the publication of a climate profile bulletin. The climate feasibility of projects such as urban planning, priority construction works, major regional economic development, integrated agricultural development, water resources, wind energy and solar development, organized by municipal meteorological authorities. In carrying out the evaluation of the atmospheric environmental impact of construction projects in the city, organizations with an environmental impact assessment of the atmosphere should use meteorological information provided or reviewed by municipal meteorological authorities. Article 20, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the Meteorological Authority shall be responsible for the cessation of the offence and impose administrative penalties in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 21, the staff of the meteorological authorities and their affiliated meteorological stations play a role in the neglect of their duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 2 |
