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(Adopted by the 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Uruhzi on 4 December 2006 No. 83 of 30 December 2006 of the Royal Decree No. 83 of 30 December 2006 on the Government of the People's Republic of Uruz, which was launched effective 1 February 2007) Article 1 guarantees human health in order to ensure the safety of two water supplies living on drinking water and to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3. The second water supply of drinking water, described in this approach (hereinafter referred to as second water supply), refers to the form of public water supply in urban areas or water storage in self-established facilities, and to water supply for users after pressure. Article IV. The municipal health administration is responsible for the management of two water sanitation in this city. The sanitary administrative authorities in the district (zone) are responsible for the management of two water sanitation in the Territory. The sectors such as urban water, construction, planning, housing and environmental protection, within their respective responsibilities, are synergetic in the management of two water sanitation. Article 5 is new, expanded, modified and requires the implementation of two water supplies, while two water facilities should be designed in conjunction with the major works, while at the same time construction and delivery. The construction, alteration, expansion of two water supply facilities should be consistent with national standards and health requirements, the selection, design review and completion of the receipt of the construction, water and sanitation administration authorities. Article 7. Building a second water supply facility shall be in compliance with the following requirements: (i) Accumulates, water pipelines, machine pumps, etc. can meet user needs, facilitate maintenance and cleaning, and no sources of pollution, such as intrusing water pits and garbage, in ten metres around water tanks, shall not contain wastewater lines and pollutants within 2 metres of the water box; (ii) Solid, photocopy, non-intrusion, and water tanks (box) should be locked in order to prevent mosquito mosquito nets and access to mosquito; (iii) Accommodation should be higher than on the ground 20 cm, and a facility to prevent rains from leakage, and the ventilation should be installed; (iv) The structure of aquifers is reasonable and no water area, and the pump room is constructed with storage tanks; (v) Water pipelines should be installed at the bottom of the water box, with no direct link to drainage facilities; (vi) The use of materials and equipment at the second water facility is consistent with national health and quality standards. Article 8 (2) Water facilities shall not be directly connected to the urban water pipeline. Due to the specific need for direct connectivity, a water supply enterprise agrees and a non-pressed water box should be established. No units or individuals shall be allowed to change, dismantle, destroy and intrus two water facilities. Article 10, second water supply units shall be provided by law to the water supply unit's health permit. Article 11, second water quality, should be in line with national standards of drinking water and sanitation. The property rights units of the 2nd water facility or their delegated authority are responsible for the day-to-day health management and maintenance of two water facilities and perform the following duties: (i) The number, specifications, structure of two water tanks, water pools, and water supply businesses; (ii) Establish a two water sanitation management system with dedicated (and part-time) personnel responsible for the health management of the facility, which is required to maintain, maintain and ensure the proper functioning of the facility; (iii) The establishment of a water quality testing system, which is regularly commissioned to carry out water quality testing at every quarter; (iv) The laundering of the second water supply facility is less than once a half year and, if it is true to record the laundering of poisons; water quality should be eliminated at any time; and, after the laundering of poisons, the use of qualified water quality testing units may continue; (v) In cases where water quality is contaminated or is likely to endanger human health, immediate control measures should be taken and reported to the sanitary administrative authorities in the district (zone). Article 13 Staff directly involved in two pipelines should have access to health-qualified evidence and be trained in health knowledge. Each person with a virus hepatitis, an event of tuberculosis, typhoid, diarrhoea, cereal or intrusive skin diseases and illnesses that impede the second water supply is not directly involved in two feeding and water management. The use of clean-ups, laundering agents, pyrethroids and poisons used in laundering in Article 14 shall be in accordance with national standards and shall not be contaminated with second water supply. Article 15. When the sanitary administrative authorities found that two water supplies were contaminated by infectious diseases, the facilities that caused two water contamination accidents could be installed; the immediate cessation of water supply and laundering and poisoning until the elimination of pollution, and the rehabilitation of water supplies by eligible parties. In violation of this approach, Article 16 II provides that one of the following acts is to be converted by the sanitary administrative authorities to the time limit and to the non-reformation, with a fine of more than 200 million dollars: (i) Inadequate health systems and inadequate sanitation conditions; (ii) Those directly involved in two pipelines that do not have access to a health-qualified certificate or arrange for the direct supply and management of water to be performed by persons affected by drinking water; (iii) No laundering of two water facilities, as prescribed; (iv) No timely report of a water-quality pollution accident; (v) Denial of health monitoring. Article 17, in violation of this approach, provides for one of the following acts, to be converted by the sanitary administrative authorities and to fines of up to 5,000 dollars: (i) Construction, alteration, expansion of two water supply facilities without the participation of the health administration in the selection site, design review and completion of the inspection; (ii) The unauthorized water supply without access to sanitation permits; (iii) Water quality is not in line with national standards of drinking water and sanitation. In violation of the provisions of paragraph (iii) above, it may result in or may result in the transmission of infectious diseases, the prevalence of epidemics, which are being converted by the hygienic administrative authorities, forfeiture proceeds of the violation, and may be fined up to $500,000. Article 18 products relating to water sanitation are not in accordance with national health standards and sanitation norms, and are subject to a period of time being transferred by the sanitary administrative authorities, forfeiture of proceeds of conflict and may be fined up to $500,000. Article 19 Article 20 Abuse of duties, negligence, provocative fraud by health administrative authorities officers, by their offices or at the superior level, and criminal responsibility is lawful. Article 21, the parties' decision on administrative penalties is not uniform and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 2 |
