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(Act No. 102 of 7 February 2007 No. 102 of the People's Government Order No. 102 of 7 February 2007 (Act dated 1 April 2007) Article 1 establishes this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Fire Act and the Southern Province Fire Safety Regulations. Article II refers to firefighting organizations other than the public safety fire firefighting fleet, including dedicated fire brigades, part-time firefighters and duty fire brigades. Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the construction and management of social fire-fighting organizations, integrate the building of social fire organizations into economic and social development planning and gradually increase inputs, and ensure that firefighting work is adapted to economic and social development. Agencies and individuals are encouraged to contribute to the building of social fire organizations. Article IV provides oversight, guidance for the construction and management of social fire organizations in the current administration, with the responsibility of the Government's public safety fire agencies. The Public Security Service should assist the public safety firefighting agencies in carrying out operational guidance for firefighting and social fire organizations within the jurisdiction. Relevant sectors such as development reform, finance, construction, transport, personnel and labour security should be co-ordinated with the construction and management of social fire organizations in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Governments of the urban population should organize dedicated fire brigades in accordance with urban overall planning and fire planning. The commune Government should organize a dedicated fire brigade, part-time fire brigade or an obligation fire brigade based on local economic and social development needs. The following units should establish a dedicated fire brigade: (i) The management unit of large enterprises that are at risk of fire, distant from local public safety fire firefighters and the archaeological complexs designated as the national focus of material protection units; (ii) Large-scale enterprises with large power plants, civilian airports, large-scale traded markets, production or storage of hazardous items; (iii) Large stores, bases for the storage of fuelable goods; (iv) The Government of the people at the district level considers other units to be required. Article 7. Specific fire brigades established by the Urban People's Government organizations should be implemented in accordance with urban fire safety standards. Other specialized firefighting teams can be formed either alone or jointly, taking into account the construction criteria of urban fires stations. After the full-time firefighting team was constructed, the provincial public safety fire agencies should be reported. The full-time fire brigade must not be rescinded or re-engineered and formed in cases where units are cancelled or separated, merged and other statutory circumstances, and should be reported to the provincial public safety fire agency. Article 8 (i) Conduct fire awareness education and promote fire safety knowledge; (ii) Conduct fire detection, inspection and promote the elimination of fires; (iii) The establishment of the corresponding fire operations information files with regard to road, water sources, fire safety focus units and focus sites in areas of responsibility; (iv) Development of fire safety-focused units, priority-level accident disposal and fire relief scenarios; (v) Implementation of fire relief, protection of accident sites and assistance in the investigation of accidents in the relevant sectors; (vi) Other responsibilities to be performed in accordance with the provisions. Article 9. The dedicated firefighting teams should develop risk relief scenarios for fire extingencies and other disaster accidents based on the actual situation of the area of responsibility, implement the duty-block system and maintain staff, firefighting equipment in a regular state of war. Article 10 Management units dedicated to fire brigades should enter into labour contracts in accordance with the law of firefighters. Social insurance and accident injury insurance are governed by the provisions during the contract period. Part-time firefighting units established by communes' government organizations can be established by the Inter-Agency Defence Team, the Ombudsman and the security organization and equipped with the necessary firefighting equipment. UNCTs, the ombudsman and security organizations should organize fire and social rescue exercises on a regular basis in order to increase fire recovery and social rescue capacity. Article 12 Street offices, communities (communication), villagers committees and agencies, groups, business units should strengthen firefighting, organize an obligation fire brigade, equip the necessary firefighting equipment and strengthen fire training. Article 13 (i) Promote fire safety knowledge; (ii) The conduct of fire prevention missions to discourage and combat violations of fire safety; (iii) Participation in the development of accident disposal and fire extinguishment cases and regular organization exercises; (iv) Participation in fire strikes and assistance in the protection of fire sites; (v) Other responsibilities to be performed in accordance with the provisions. Article 14. Specific firefighting units established by the People's Government are included in the same-tier financial budget, such as construction of homes, equipment, personnel salary benefits, and other dedicated fire brigade requirements are addressed by the formation of units. Article 15. Social firefighting organizations should receive operational guidance from public safety fire agencies. The provincial public safety firefighting agencies should develop specialized fire brigade management standards and training curricula that regulate the management and operation of the workforce, taking into account the requirements for the management and operation of the public safety fire force. Article 16 of the Social Fire Organization found fire sparkations in fire prevention, inspection, the right to require the relevant units or individuals to be rectified in a timely manner, and to report to the public safety fire agency or to the local public security dispatch. When the public safety fire agency or the local public security station has been verified, the relevant units or individuals should be informed in a timely manner of measures taken to eliminate the hidden situation. Article 17, after a fire alert or a relocation order by a public safety fire agency, social firefighting organizations must immediately be removed from fire relief on the ground and subject to the uniform command of the public safety firefighting agencies. The firefighting vehicles of the Social Fire Organization are not restricted by the pace of movement, route, direction and command signals, and other vehicles and operators must be allowed to carry out fire-saving or other disaster accidents. Transport management command officers should ensure rapid movement. Removal of vehicle traffic and parking fees for the delivery of fire relief missions. Article 19 Social firefighting organizations may not be charged with any expenses incurred in connection with the rescue or other disaster accidents in the area of responsibility. Removal of fuel, firefighting and equipment, etc., other than the area of responsibility, is reimbursed by fire units after the approval of the public safety firefighting agency; the fire unit has no capacity to compensate, and the Government of the people of the fires has given appropriate compensation. Article 20 injuries, maiming and death of members of the social fire-fighting organizations in fire extinguishment and rescue should be granted medical care and pensions in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 21 does not perform the functions set forth in this approach by the organs, groups, enterprises, units of the cause, or by the competent organ or sector responsible for the implementation of their deadlines; is overdue and administrative or other treatment is given by law to the competent and other persons directly responsible. Article 22, the Special Fire Team, the Part-time Fire Team received fire alarms or instructions from the public safety firefighting agencies that were not immediately removed from the site and were criticized by the public safety fire agencies; the direct responsibility of the unit and other direct responsible personnel, either by their units or by sectors entitled to be dealt with by the law; constitute an offence and be criminalized by law. Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2007. |
