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(The 7th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of New York, 9 November 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 142 of 20 November 2006 No. 142 of the People's Government Order No. 142 of 20 November 2006 on 1 January 2007) Article 1 protects the security of national interests and people's life assets, protects public safety, guarantees economic construction and social development, and develops this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act. Article 2, organizations and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities in the administration of the city, must comply with this approach. This approach refers to activities in defence and mitigation of mine-related disasters, including research, monitoring, early warning forecasts, protection, mine-awareness education and mine-conferencing surveys, identification and assessment. Article 3 prevents disaster risk reduction from implementing a safe first, preventive and integrated approach that upholds the principles of integrated planning, harmonization of deployment, harmonization of management. Article IV, municipalities and districts (markets), district meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of organizations working in mine mitigation in the current administration area, and their mine-reducing institutions are responsible for specific work to prevent disaster risk reduction. There are no municipal authorities in charge of disaster prevention and mitigation. The relevant administrative authorities, such as development reform, construction, planning, public safety, security production monitoring, quality technical supervision, should assist meteorological authorities in their efforts to prevent disaster risk reduction, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Cities and counties (markets), the people of the region should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of disaster reduction, integrate mine prevention efforts into local economic and social development planning, strengthen mine power monitoring, early warning systems, and enhance disaster early warning and disaster risk reduction capabilities. Article 6. Meteorological authorities should organize research, development and extension applications for mine mitigation technologies, mine products and mine-electing monitoring, early warning systems, research, development and diffusion, and promote the prevention of mitigation and the enhancement of the awareness of disaster risk reduction throughout society. The meteorological stations affiliated with the meteorological authorities should strengthen monitoring of mine-hydro-disaster weather and the timely publication of disaster forecasts to society. Article 7. The following construction (constitution), place or facility is required to install a mine-clearing mechanism consistent with technical normative requirements and to design, work simultaneously, and use: (i) The construction of one, second and third types of anti-constitution (construction) under the regulations for the prevention of the design of buildings; (ii) The premises and facilities of computer equipment and network systems, electricity, communications, radio and television facilities, and public services such as navigation; (iii) Production, storage sites and facilities forflammable, prone and chemical hazardous items; (iv) Storage of important reserves; (v) Laws, regulations and regulations, as well as relevant technical norms, should be installed in other constructions, places and facilities of mine-protected devices. Article 8. Units engaged in specialized design, construction, mine-protecting devices testing should be obtained by law in accordance with the corresponding qualifications certificate and engage in mine-professional engineering professional design, construction, mine-facilitative testing activities within the limits of a licence. Technicians engaged in the specialized design, construction, mine-clearing devices test must participate in professional technical training according to the provisions and obtain the corresponding qualifications certificate after the examination of qualifications. The specialized design, construction, mine-clearing test must implement national standards and technical norms. Article 9. The construction projects in this administrative area, such as intensive public buildings, explosions of dangerous environments, should provide for mine risk assessment to ensure public safety. Specific provisions of the mine risk assessment are developed by the Government of the city. Article 10. The design of a mine-electronic defence device shall be subject to clearance by meteorological authorities; construction shall not be delivered without approval. The construction, planning authorities shall, in accordance with the law, carry out administrative licences for the construction of a mine-clearing device that must be installed, require the construction of units to provide clearances for the design of a mine-clearing device by meteorological authorities. Article 11. Meteorological authorities should draw conclusions within five working days of the date of receipt of the request for clearance of the mine-facilitative design document. The mine-facilitative design document is not in accordance with national and provincial-mandated technical norms and technical standards, and the construction units should be modified and resubmitted in accordance with the findings of the review. Article 12. The construction units of the mine-facilitative device shall be constructed in accordance with the clearance of the competent mine-protected design document and subject to oversight by local meteorological authorities. Changes in the construction and modification of the mine design programme should be re-approved in accordance with the original application procedure. Article 13. The mine-facilitative units should be entrusted with monitoring of the mine-clearing devices in accordance with construction progress. The testing body should record the data, register the file, produce the test report and be responsible for the authenticity of the data. The testing report serves as a technical basis for the completion of the test. The installation of mined products should be consistent with the use requirements established by the Department of State meteorological authorities. The construction units shall apply to local meteorological authorities in accordance with the provisions of Article 14. When construction, alteration and expansion of construction works have been completed, construction units apply to local meteorological authorities to carry out inspection of their mine protection devices. Unless experienced receipts or tests are not qualified, they cannot be used. Meteorological authorities should complete the collection process by law within five working days of the date of receipt of the receipt of the receipt of the request and draw the findings. In accordance with article 7 of this approach, the units should be kept on a daily basis. The production and storage sites of oil, chemical, flammable materials are detected every half a year, and the mine-clearing devices of other important units are tested once a year. Non-qualified mine-clearing devices are detected and the use units must be rebuilt within the deadline. Article 16 organizations and individuals suffering from a mine-electronic disaster should report to local meteorological authorities in a timely manner on the situation and actively assist meteorological authorities in investigating and identifying mine-electronic disasters. Local meteorological authorities should make mine-electronic disaster clearances within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the report on the disaster. Article 17. The application unit conceals the information, provides for the design of false material for the approval or completion of the licence, and is not granted administrative permission by the above-ranking meteorological authorities. The licensee, which is not justified by deception, bribes, is subject to a fine of up to 3,000 yen, by designating or completing the receipts, and by warnings by more than stratatized meteorological authorities at the district level, in accordance with their competence, by withdrawing their licences; and by virtue of the law of criminal responsibility. Article 18, in violation of this approach, does not obtain a special design, wage quality or the test of qualifications for mine-facilitative works and beyond the scope of qualifications, the unauthorized conduct of specialist design, construction or testing activities in mine-clearing works, which are responsible for the cessation of the offence by district-level meteorological authorities and may be fined up to $20,000 in 2000; in serious circumstances, there may be a fine of more than 50 million dollars; and liability under the law for losses incurred by others. Article 19, in violation of this approach, has one of the following acts, warnings by more than one of the district-level meteorological authorities, correctional orders and fines of up to 5,000 dollars; in the event of serious fines of up to 5,000 yen; in the event of a crime, criminal responsibility is held by law; in the event of loss to others; and in accordance with the law: (i) The design document of the mine-facilitative device has been unqualified or unqualified and has been constructed; (ii) The mine-protected devices are not used by self-qualified personnel without completion tests or completion tests; (iii) The mine-facilitative use unit rejects the testing or testing of non-qualified and refusing to reclassify; (iv) The installation of a mine-protecting mechanism should not be installed. Article 20, in violation of the provisions of this approach, has resulted in accidents such as fire bombings, deaths of persons and serious loss of property, and administrative disposition by the competent and other persons directly responsible for the direct responsibility, in accordance with the law; and criminal responsibility is lawful. The loss of other persons and property should be borne by law. Article 21, Meteorological authorities and their personnel of the mine-reducing agencies, abuse of their functions, omissions, provocative fraud in the context of disaster prevention, are given administrative disposal by law, which constitutes a crime and are criminally criminalized by law. The meaning of the following wording in this approach is: (i) Re-electable disasters, which refer to the loss of life and property resulting from direct fire, arrogance, arrogance and arrogance of the mine; (ii) A mine-protecting mechanism means a total of mine-farming products and facilities, such as defence-positive, mine-conferencing, and mine-policy intrusive power, and installation in places and facilities, such as construction (construction)-building. Article 23 of this approach was implemented effective 1 January 2007 and was repealed at the same time by the People's Government of the City on 8 March 2002 of the “Prevention of the Rainwa Metal of Electrical Management” (No. |
