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(Adopted by Order No. 298 of 29 January 2007 of the People's Government of the Northern Province of Lake Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Article 1, in order to protect the geological environment of mines, to combat geological disasters, to strengthen the geological environment of mines, to restore governance, and to develop this approach in line with the geological environmental management regulations of the northern province of Lake. Article 2 Minors who exploit mineral resources within the territorial administration should fulfil their obligations under the law to restore governance in the geological environment of the mines and to restore governance standby deposits in the geological environment of the mines (hereinafter referred to as backwards). Article 3. Standby payments refer to stand-alone governance fees for mining rights in the mining resource process and in the aftermath of the closure of mines for the protection of the geological environment of mines, the control of geological disasters and the recovery of vegetation. Leader metal mining rights are all included in production costs. The mining owner performs environmental governance obligations in the mines and, after having received qualifications, the backbone and its interest income returned to the mining owner. Article IV The Ministry of Land Resources and the provincial authorities responsible for the receipt of the licensee by the provincial authorities of the territorial resource administration; the municipality (States), districts (markets) for the approval of the issuance certificate, which are received by the authorities of the city (States), the district (communes). Article 5 Standby receipts = harvesting criteria (removal) x mining licence registration area x saving factor x mining licence period (number of years). Of these, the stand-alone standards and sampling factors are presented in the annex. Article 6. The mining owner shall enter into a letter of responsibility for the restoration of governance in the geological environment of the mines, within one month of the acquisition of a mining licence, with the territorial resource authorities responsible for receiving the deposit. The mining authority that had been granted a mining licence prior to the operation of the scheme should, within three months of operation, enter into a letter of responsibility for the recovery of governance in the geological environment of the mines, with the territorial resource authorities responsible for receiving the deposit. The amount of the deposit was calculated on the date of operation of the scheme. The concept of responsibility for the recovery of governance in the geological environment of mines is developed in a variety of ways by the provincial authorities of the territorial resource administration. Article 7. The valid period for mining permits shall be paid in full for up to three years (including three years) and the mining licence shall be paid in full for more than three years, with the amount of the first contribution not less than the stand-alone. In total, 30 per cent of the total amount had been collected at the time of the remaining period of time at the time of the mining power. Article 8 Changes in the scope of mined areas, major mining and the expiry of the mining licence period shall apply for the continuation of registration, and the mining owner shall re-exploit the “Responsibility to restore governance in the geological environment of the mined mountain” with the territorial resource authorities responsible for the deposit. Article 9. The transfer of mining rights by the mining owner shall be accompanied by a standby transfer procedure, signed by the mining transferee and the territorial authorities responsible for the deposit of the Standby Standby Responsibilities for the Restoration of Governance in the Geological Environment of Mines, and the obligation to restore governance in the context of the respective geological environment of the mines. Article 10 Exploitation of mineral resources resulting in damage to geological disasters or incitement to geological disasters, and mining authorities should take measures to restore governance. The territorial resource authorities responsible for the recovery of governance measures are responsible for the recovery of governance by failing and in a timely manner. The territorial resource authorities responsible for the deposit of the reserve were responsible for the mandatory governance of the units and the costs incurred from their deposited stand-alone and interest. Minors should supplement the stand-alone payments within three months of the end of the governance work. Article 11. Mining permits have been valid for more than three years, and the mining licensor has requested a written application for the identification of secessional governance works. The experience is qualified by the territorial resource authorities responsible for the deposit of the Standby Grants to issue a letter of eligibility for geological environmental governance works for the mined mountains, and may be duly credited to the amount of the deposit. Prior to the cessation, closure or closure of the pit, the mining owner shall complete the geological environmental governance of the mines and submit a written request for a collection request to the territorial authorities responsible for the receipt of the standby. The National Land Resources Authority responsible for the receipt of a stand-alone payment shall organize the expert to complete the receipt within 20 working days of the written receipt of a request for the identification of the mining owner. Experience is in line with the requirements of the Land Resources Administration responsible for the recovery of governance in the minedge environment, which is mandated by the Land Resources Administration responsible for the receipt of the deposits, to issue a letter of eligibility for the geological environmental governance of the mines and to return back to the miningee in a timely manner. The geo-environment governance of the mines does not meet the requirements and is governed by the administrative authorities responsible for the collection of back-up funds. Delays in governance or governance still fall short of the requirement, and the territorial resource authorities responsible for the deposit of the standby fund organize governance through public tenders to society. The portion of the governance costs that go beyond the donation of the mining licensor (with interest) is borne by the mining holder, and the territorial resource administrative authorities can recover from the mining power by law. There were also residual deposits after the completion of the hydrogeological environment for the recovery of governance, and the remaining portions returned to the mining power. The mining owner received a qualified letter of credit from the geological environmental governance works of the mines and reported that the licensee was invited to process the clearance process. After the receipt of the stand-by deposit by the Land Resources Administration authorities, the receipt of the receipts produced by the mining owner in the provincial financial sector should be maintained. The receipt of the stand-alone payment was carried out by the “removal of cheques” and was integrated into the same-tiered financial pool, with exclusive storage and exclusiveness, and no diversion was made. Article XIV provides for the return of the minerals by the Land Resources Administration to apply to the same-level financial sector, with the approval of the financial sector, to the same-level territorial resource administrative authorities, and the financial exclusive distributing of the back-to-back income during the accounting process. In the case of non-levant income from the same level of finance, the introduction of the “payment of two lines” management, dedicated to geological environmental governance in mined areas, and the preparation of expenditure plans by the administrative authorities responsible for the organization of the administration of the governance administration of the land resources, which are presented for approval by the same financial sector. After the completion of the geological environmental governance project in the mined areas, the project assumes units shall submit financial accounts reports, engage in specific audits of the accounts with the corresponding conditions, and shall be reviewed by the administrative authorities responsible for the organization's governance of the land resources administration. Article 15. The financial and audit sectors should enhance oversight of the use of funds for governance projects. The National Land Resources Administration responsible for the receipt of the stand-alone funds should establish a corresponding management system that is self-critical for the supervision of the financial and auditing sectors of the residual receipt, use, return and recovery. Article 16 Demining persons who have not paid back deposits in full within a specified period of time, have been granted by the territorial administrative authorities for the deposit of the deposit; the late refusal to pay the stand-alone funds is fined by over 3,000 dollars and no procedures for the continuation, modification, registration and registration of mining rights. Article 17 Exploitation of mineral resources resulting in damage to the geological environment or inspiration of geological disasters, by the administrative authorities responsible for the recovery, governance of the land-use resources of the depository, and by the fine of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 18 Article 19, which was implemented effective 1 May 2007. Annex: |
