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(Adopted by the 86th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region on 22 December 2006 No. 94 of 29 December 2006 by the People's Government Order No. 94 of the New summer Resistance Zone, effective 1 February 2007) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the defence and mitigation of mine-conferencing of public safety and the security of the people's life property, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Meteorological Act and the Nigela Self-Autonomous Region, to develop this approach in the light of the actual practice of this self-government area. Article 2 units and individuals involved in defence and mitigation of mine-related activities in the administrative region of this self-government area (hereinafter referred to as mine mitigation) should be respected. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at defence and mitigation of mine-conferencing disasters, including research, monitoring, early warning, detection, mine-facilitative engineering professional design, construction unit qualifications, clearance and clearance of mine-facilitative devices, and detection and maintenance of mine-facilitative devices. The approach refers to the loss of human life or property resulting from direct fire, a sense of power, arrogance and arrogance of the mine. Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of disaster risk reduction, in accordance with the principle of prevention and integration. The integration of mine mitigation efforts into the scope of safe production monitoring. Article 5 Meteorological authorities in the self-government area should prepare, in accordance with the principles of rational B, information sharing and effective use, sector-wide disaster defence planning, the establishment of a network of district-wide mine power monitoring and the organization of research, development and application of mine-reducing technologies and mine-elect monitoring systems. The meteorological stations affiliated to the meteorological authorities at all levels should be conducted in the area of mine electricity monitoring, where conditions exist, should be carried out in the area of mine-electing forecasts and disseminated to society in a timely manner. The above-mentioned meteorological authorities in the district are responsible for the prevention of mitigation in the current administrative area, under the leadership of the senior meteorological authorities and the Government of the people at large. The mine-reducing agencies affiliated with meteorological authorities are specifically responsible for the day-to-day work on disaster prevention in the current administration. Article 7. Other relevant sectors of the people's Government shall be responsible for the prevention of mitigation in this sector and in this unit and shall be subject to oversight by the same-level meteorological authorities. Chapter II Article 8, the new construction, expansion, alteration (construction) construction and other facilities (hereinafter referred to as a precautionary device), shall be designed or constructed in accordance with the requirements of the Department of State's meteorological authorities and with units that have a professional design or salary quality of the mine-related work. The above-mentioned mine-protecting devices refer to the general name of the respondent, absorption line, a connecting device, an electric influx protection and other connectors. The following places or facilities should be installed: (i) The construction of one, second and third types of defence (construction) under the Guidelines for the Prevention of the Construction of a Building; (ii) Production and storage of flammable materials such as oil, chemical and biological industries; (iii) Public service facilities such as electricity, communications, transport, radioTV, health, financial securities, education, physical protection units and sports, tourism, lobbying, guest premises, and computer information systems; (iv) Other places and facilities under legal, regulatory, regulatory and technical norms. Article 10 Professional design or construction units are determined by the qualifications of the self-government meteorological authorities, in accordance with the provisions of the Law, Regulation and the Department of State Meteorological Authority on the management of the professional qualifications of mined works. Article 11 contains units with specialized design, wage quality of mine-clearing works outside this self-government area, which are designed or constructed in mine-facilitative devices within the administrative area of the self-government, and shall be backed by the local meteorological authorities. Article 12 new construction, alteration and expansion of the mine-clearing mechanism must be designed in parallel with the main works, while at the same time being constructed. Chapter III Article 13 prevents the application of the design review and completion inspection system. More than zonal meteorological authorities should be responsible for the design and completion of mine-clearing devices in the current administrative area, in accordance with the provisions of the Reyance Design Approval and completed tests issued by the Meteorological Secretariat. Article 14. The design and completion of the clearance and inspection process should be guided by the principles of public, fair, fair, civil, efficient and trusted protection. Article 15. More than the meteorological authorities in the district shall make the basis, conditions, procedures and requests for model instruments for the clearance and completion of the mine-protected devices. The situation is complex, and requests should be made free of charge to the applicant. Article 16 is not required to submit technical information and related materials that are not relevant to the design of the project and the completion of the inspection. The applicant should be allowed to make corrections at the time of the request; if the material is not fully or in accordance with the statutory form, it should be communicated to the applicant for the full content of the process or within 5 days, and to receive a notice of the clearance of information for the design of a mine-protected device or a notice of the completion of the inspection of the mine-facilitative device, which is not later communicated, since the date of receipt of the request. More than five working days from the date of receipt of all requests for information, in accordance with article 33, paragraph 2, of the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Accreditation Act, written decisions are taken on the basis of the conditions of admissibility or inadmissibility, and in respect of the application for which the decision is taken are taken, the clearance of the clearance of the clearance of the clearance of the mine-protected devices or the clearance of the receipt of the mine-clearing devices. Inadmissibility, the grounds should be given in writing and the applicant's right to apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. More than 18 per cent of the meteorological authorities in the counties shall take a decision for review within 20 working days of the date of the application for the design of the mine-protected devices. The clearance process was reviewed and the clearance process was issued and approvals for the design of a mine-facilitative device were issued; the clearance was not qualified and the reference was made to the “protecting devices design amendments”. Upon the design changes of the applicant's unit, it is reported under the original procedure. The construction units of the mine-facilitative device should be constructed in accordance with the approved design map paper and be proactive in the oversight management of local meteorological authorities. Changes and changes in the design of a mine-facilitative device are required in the construction process. The mine-clearing device is designed without the consent of the clearance and cannot be delivered. More than five working days from the date of receipt of the application for the clearance of mined devices, verification reports should be conducted in accordance with the verification reports received from the mine detection units with the corresponding qualifications. Receivable access, clearance of inspection procedures and the issuance of qualified certificates for mine-facilitative devices; and non-qualified access to the “Removal of the mine-protected devices”. After the completion of the process, the inspection was conducted. Unqualified certificates may not be used. Article 21 sets out the mine detection unit for the detection of reports and should conduct a case-by-case test of hidden works and be responsible for the results. The testing report serves as a technical basis for the completion of the test. Article 2 Chapter IV More than twenty-third meteorological authorities in the counties should exercise oversight over the safety-production monitoring management for the detection of mined devices and organize screening of the detection of mine-facilitative devices. Article 24 provides for a regular detection system. One should be detected every year for the mine-clearing mechanism. Of these, the mine-clearing devices that are prone to flammable sites are detected for one half years. The detection of mined devices is carried out by an inspection unit established by law. Meteorological authorities in the self-governing area should be determined by law and made available to society. Article 25, after the detection of the mine-detection mechanism, the detection reports should be drawn up and responsible for the results. After all qualifications of the test project, the identification is not qualified, the presentation of a restatement and the review. Article 26, the mine detection unit should establish a sound monitoring system that strictly implements national standards and norms and ensures the authenticity, science and impartiality of the mine detection reports. Article 27 units with the ownership or use of a mine-protected device should be kept in the day-to-day maintenance of a mine-protected device, which should be processed in a timely manner by repairing or reporting of a mine-facilitator and receiving oversight inspections by the location meteorological authorities and the safe production monitoring authority. Chapter V More than twenty-eight meteorological authorities in the counties are responsible for organizing surveys, identification and assessment of mine-electronic disasters, and the relevant sectors and units should cooperate with the investigation, identification and assessment of mine-elected disasters. Article 29 units and individuals suffering from a mine-conferencing disaster should report on disaster situations in a timely manner to the current people's Government and to the above-mentioned meteorological authorities, and actively assist meteorological authorities in investigating and identifying mine-electric disasters. More than zonal meteorological authorities should report on mine-electronic disaster identification within seven working days from the date of receipt of a mine-electronic flood report. Article 33 The meteorological authorities at all levels should report on the state-level meteorological authorities and local people's Governments on the state of mine-conferencing in the current administration area, as requested by the self-government sector meteorological authorities. Article 31: Meteorological authorities at all levels should organize mine risk assessments for construction projects such as large works in the current administration area, priority works, explosive environments, to ensure public safety. Chapter VI Corporal punishment In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being retroactively by the Meteorological Authorities of the District, warning that the period of time has not been changed and fines of up to 300,000 dollars: (i) The installation of mine-protecting devices and the denial of installation; (ii) There is no specialization in the detection, defence and engineering of mine-clearing facilities, special design or construction of mine-facilitative works, or beyond the corresponding qualifications; (iii) The design of mine-facilitative devices without clearance or clearance and unauthorized construction; (iv) The change of the professional design programme for mine engineering was not reported under the original review process; (v) Unless experienced or unqualified after the completion of the mine-protected device, with the self-exploitation; (vi) Use of mined products that are not in compliance with national quality standards; (vii) There are mine-protecting devices that refuse to conduct testing or have been detected without qualifications and refuse to re-engineer; (viii) Removal, counterfeiting, selling, renting, borrowing administrative licences, or other forms of unlawful transfer of administrative licences; (ix) To conceal relevant information, provide false material or refuse to provide authentic material reflecting their activities to the body responsible for monitoring inspections; (x) The concealment of major mine-hydro accidents. Article 33 of the application unit conceals the relevant situation, provides false material for the identification, design or completion of the inspection licence, and is responsible for the inadmissibility of the licensed meteorological authority or the non-administrative licence and warning. The applicant's unit shall not apply once again for the determination of qualifications within one year. Article 34 quarants are granted quality by reason of deception, bribery, by design of clearance or completion tests, by more than 300,000 treasury authorities in the counties, and by a fine of up to 300,000 dollars; the acquisition of qualifications, the adoption of the design or completion of the test, the withdrawal of their licences by the licensee; the non-request for re-exploitation within three years of the licence unit; and the criminalization of the offence. Article XV, in violation of this approach, leads to a mine-conferencing accident, such as the explosion, injury of persons and serious loss of property, resulting in the injury and property of others, which is legally liable, constitutes an offence and is criminally criminalized by law. Article XVI of the decision of the parties to administrative penalties for more than one of the district meteorological authorities may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law; failure to apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings, and the failure to comply with administrative sanctions decisions, and the enforcement of the People's Court by the body that makes administrative sanctions decisions. Article 37 Abuse by meteorological authorities and staff members of the mine-reducing institutions in the prevention of disaster risk reduction by abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, by virtue of their units or authorities, and by law, by virtue of which criminal responsibility is brought to justice. Chapter VII Article 38 of this approach was implemented effective 1 February 2007. |
