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Heilongjiang Province, Heilongjiang Provincial People's Government On The Revision Of The Regulations On The Prevention And Control Of Rodent Pest Management And Health Decisions

Original Language Title: 黑龙江省人民政府关于修改《黑龙江省预防控制鼠害与卫生虫害管理规定》的决定

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(Adopted by the 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang on 20 October 2006)

The Government of the people of the Blackang Province decided to amend the provisions on the prevention of rat and hygienic pest management in the Blackang province as follows:
Article 24 should be amended to read: “A unit for ratification and hygienic pests shall be subject to supervision, inspection and guidance from PAPU. Their practitioners should be trained in the expertise of PAPU at the district level.”
Article 31, paragraph 1 (iii), was amended to read: “The unit of ratifiers and hygienic philosophical service does not meet the conditions set out in article 25 and shall be fined by H$ 5 to 1,000”.
Article 31, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “The duty under the agreement shall be vested in the ratification and hygienic service units that do not meet the conditions set out in the agreement”.
Amendments to the “Perce Management Punishment Regulations of the People's Republic of China” in article 33 are “The Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China”.
V. Amend article 34 (iii) as follows: “While the supervision, inspection and training of staff in the paid service units, the voucher”.
This decision is implemented from the date of publication.
Following the consequential changes in the Blackang Province's Ordinance on the Prevention of Control of Backles and the Management of Hests in Health Pests, this decision was renewed.

Annex: Blackang Province's preventive control of rat and sanitary pest management provisions (Amendment 2006).
Article 1, in order to prevent the control and elimination of rats and pests, prevent the spread of diseases and guarantee the physical health of the people, establishes this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 2 shall be subject to this provision in all units and individuals within the territorial administration.
Article 3 states that rats and hygienic pests are the harm to human health by people in working, living and living environments, rats, mosquitoes, mosquitoes, etc.
Article IV. Prevention of rats and hygienic pests should follow up on the prevention of stereotyped approaches, insisting on the integration of centralized governance and recurrent governance with a view to tackling the principle of integrated preventive control.
Article 5 PAAM at all levels (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is responsible for organizing leadership in the prevention of rat and hygienic pests. The office of the above-mentioned Guardian at the district level (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is responsible for the day-to-day work, with the primary responsibility:
(i) Develop and organize the implementation of rat and hygienic prevention planning;
(ii) Enhance awareness-raising and awareness-raising efforts for the control of rats and hygienic pests, and to provide citizens with scientific knowledge on the control of rats and hygienic pests;
(iii) Oversight of the control of rats and hygienic pests;
(iv) Organizing evaluation and technical training on the effectiveness of the control of rats and hygienic pests;
(v) Activities to prevent the control of rats and hygienic pests and to organize research and identification;
(vi) Coordinate the control of cereals and hygienic pests within the purview of the Guardian.
Article 6. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in preventing the control of rats and hygienic pests, and establish prevention control planning in accordance with the realities of the region, with targeted responsibility management.
Governments at all levels should strengthen the management of rats and sanitary pests in line with the division of duties.
Article 7.
The railway sector is responsible for the organization of public places such as the removal of plants, stations, cars, food production, processing, dents and hygienic pests in the distribution unit, and for preventive control of rats and hygienic pests in the airfield. Operationally accepted guidance and oversight by local escorts.
The agro-recovery, the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice is responsible for monitoring the management of rats and hygienic pests in forest areas and for the guidance and supervision of the Provincial Guard.
Prevention of pests in agricultural fields, pastoralists and forest areas is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 8 participates in the control of rats and hygienic pests is the rights and obligations of each unit and citizen.
Article 9. Units, residential homes and public rats and hygienic pests should meet the control standards (subject to standards).
Article 10 Prevention of the control of rats and hygienic pests should introduce integrated preventive measures such as the rehabilitation of the environment, the control of farmland and the eradication of death. Urban and rural planning, construction and rehabilitation of the old urban areas should be accompanied by planning to build health infrastructure for the control of rats and pests.
Article 11 should establish institutions and systems for the control of rats and hygienic pests, with special responsibility for preventing control.
Article 12 Regional units are responsible for the control of cereals and hygienic pests within this unit and in the area of the three-phase responsibilities, with protection facilities, and should eliminate rats, tempts, mosquitos, spoilers and habitats.
The Resident Council is responsible for the prevention of cereals and hygienic pests in the home compound, and for the prevention of rats and hygienic pests in the home.
The control of rats and hygienic pests in other public environments that have not been categorized into the three pre-prime responsibilities area is the responsibility of the management of the public environment.
Article 13 Regional units and dwellers should be actively involved in the ratification activities of the organization in the two quarters of autumn each year, the adoption of measures such as the elimination of habitat, the establishment of preventive measures, the confiscation of cereals, the installation of poisoning plants and the elimination of rats, so that indicators such as rat density are consistent with national control standards.
Article 14. Urban sector units and resident households shall eliminate tempts, mosquitoes and their paternity, in accordance with the following provisions:
(i) All sites such as toilets, underground water exports, garbage, slander containers, rainwater sequestration storage sites should be used to prevent the flow of mosquito nets and to bring together them to fruition;
(ii) Maintain the area of unit responsibility, public health and family health, and improve the protection of mosquito nets;
(iii) Between 6 and September, at least two centralized tails, mosquito nets should be harmonized.
Article 15. Urban sector units and dwellers should eliminate habitat shelters, use methods such as poisoning, chewing and spraying of drugs, and bring the indicators such as the density of mosques into line with national control standards.
Article 16: Food production units, guests, hotels, hospitals, food banks, trade markets and key units such as construction sites, distributors, garbage, garbage, garbage, garbage, toilets, etc.
Article 17 In approving food production units and public places' health permits, the health administration should make use of rats and hygienic pest prevention as an important condition for the non-improvement of rats and sanitary pests facilities, rats and hygienic pests exceeding national standards and non-health permits.
Article 18 Rural units and farmer chambers should be free of exposure to garbage, unscheduled water, and feeding and poultry livestock should be made available for feeding sites and their surrounding sanitation, to strengthen the management of manure and waste, and food firewood should be pushed off the ground and to eliminate rats, tempts, mosquito farms. The treasury shall be removed from the ground.
In the two quarters of the autumn a year, a rat campaign was organized.
Article 19 units and residences (in villages) should be deployed in accordance with the uniform deployment of the city or district (areas), using uniform methods, designated drugs and related devices, and participate in uniform actions throughout the city or district (zone) and implement effective preventive measures, killing rats, mosquitoes, mosquito nets, spoilers.
When participating in the ratification and sanitary pestification campaign in the urban area, the use of the pharmacies is provided by local escorts, which are properly addressed in accordance with the principle of “persons, who pays”, and the public region is covered by local governments.
Requirements for rural unity of ratification activities, which are assumed by the productive units themselves and the remaining costs are borne by local governments.
Article 20 of the Street Office, the People's Government and the People's Committee in the town (Washington) should organize regular units and activities to harmonize vectors, such as rats, tails, mosquitoes and ecologicals, and control and eliminate the plantation of vectors.
Article 21, any unit or individual shall not produce, sell and use the State's use of high-toxic, pyrethroid and pyrethroids.
Article 2 states that rats and hygienic pyrethroids are distributed in this province, and that a product quality test is in place.
The units operating rats should have the conditions laid down by the State and, after the review of qualifications by the district-level agricultural administrative authorities, apply to the business administration to apply for the licensing of the operation, the pyrethroid.
Holdings for the operation of insecticide-treated insecticides may operate directly to the business administration.
Article 23: Package for rats and pyrethroid products must be labelled or annexed. The labels should be sealed or printed in drug packaging. The labelling or statement should indicate the name of medicines, the name of the enterprise, the product and the drug registration certificate or the provisional registration certificate, the production licence number or the production of approval documents and the effective ingredients, content, productability, toxicity, use, use of technology, methods of use, date of production, the duration of production and the consideration of the matter, the methods of addiction, etc., and the sub-unitive units should also be indicated.
Article 24 units engaged in compensatory services for rats and cereals should be subject to supervision, inspection and guidance at the district level. Their practitioners should be trained in the expertise of PAPU at the district level.
Article 25
(i) There are fixed office and treasury;
(ii) The extent to which practitioners should have a corresponding culture;
(iii) There are health professionals who have access to higher-level jobs;
(iv) The drugs used should be in compliance with the requirements;
(v) There is a sound service and quality management system.
Article 26 Removal of ratifiers with hygienic pests should enter into service contracts with service units or individuals to guarantee the quality of services.
More than twenty-seventh wards have trained qualified ratists and health pest prevention monitors. The responsibilities of supervisors are:
(i) Oversight of the management control of rats and health pests;
(ii) Promote knowledge on the prevention of rats and hygienic pests and guide the prevention of rat and hygienic pests;
(iii) Recommending penalties for the unlawful units or individuals.
Article 28, ratifiers and health pest prevention control supervisors can inform the prosecution units and individuals about the control of rats and hygienic pests, access information and conduct density surveys.
Law enforcement documents should be presented when the ratifier oversees the inspection.
Article 29 rats and health pests prevention control monitors should be vested in public law, be faithful to their duties and must not take advantage of their power.
Article 31 - units and individuals at all levels who have made significant achievements in the prevention of rat and hygienic pests should be recognized or rewarded.
In violation of this provision, there is one of the following acts, which are being converted by the time limit of the fraternal order at the district level, which is serious and may be fined to the unit and the person directly responsible.
(i) In rats, tempts, mosquito nets, naecologists or habitats exceeding the prescribed standards, fines are imposed on the responsible unit of between five and two thousand dollars and fines for the direct responsible person of 50 to 100 dollars;
(ii) The relevant units do not perform preventive control duties and prevent, dispel measures that are not or are not well developed, impose fines on the responsible units of between 50,000 and one thousand dollars and impose fines on the direct responsible person between 50 and 100 dollars;
(iii) In the case of ratifiers and hygienic pests, there is no provision of article 25 for remunerated services, with fines of €5 to 1000;
(iv) There is no justification for refusing to participate in rats, tempts, mosquitoes, mosquitoes, fines for units ranging from US$ 5 to US$ 1000 to fines for individuals and to impose deadlines.
The responsibility set out in the agreement should be borne by the ratifiers and hygienic service units that do not meet the conditions set by the agreement.
In violation of this provision, the production, sale or use of national bans for the prevention of raticides with hygienic insecticide-treated drugs and equipment is not in accordance with national requirements, and is governed by legislation, regulations and regulations governing the management of drugs and devices by the relevant executive law enforcement agencies.
Article 33 rejects, impedes the enforcement of public duties by rats and health pests, and is punishable by law by public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law.
Article 344 abuses by health administration staff and rats and health pest-prevention supervisors, instructions of private fraud, insecure of negligence, or in one of the following acts, are criticized by their authorities for education or administrative disposition, which constitutes a crime, and criminal justice is held by law.
(i) Private self-distributors for the private gain of pharmacies using work;
(ii) Unsatisfaction with the organization;
(iii) The supervision, inspection and training of staff in the reimbursable service units.
Article XV of the parties' decisions on administrative penalties may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the National People's Republic of China Administrative Review Act and the People's Republic of China Administrative Procedure Act.
Article XVI

Annex: rats, ties, mosquito mosquito mosquito
(i) rats: flour, with no more than three per cent; ratic law, no more than 2 per cent of all-fits-all rooms; two thousand extensions of different types of external environments, accumulated rats to no more than five; agro-markets, restaurants, dietary stores, food factories, creed plants, hiding plants, hiding plants, hiding plants, hiding plants, food hidings, hidings, hospitals, airports, airports, ports, fire stations and long-range vehicle stations (hereinafter referred to as “fax facilities”.
(ii) Contempt: There are no more than 1 per cent of rooms and no more than three per cent of other units; an average of no more than three per cent of each active room; no more than 5 per cent of the focus unit's protection facility is not eligible; and the location for processing, marketing of direct foodstuffs cannot be in a position to contain a tset. Few per cent of the child's and heralth rates are effectively managed in the form of frightters.
(iii)mosquito nets: mosquito nets and precipitous positive rates of no more than three per cent of all water containers and sediments in the home, units and interior environment; mosquito nets in large medium-sized water plants in urban areas do not exceed 3 per cent; averages of 5 per cent in infant or insects not exceeding 5 per cent; 30 minutes in special spaces such as end-of-using, cycling, mankiller storage, construction site, average of no more than one million nets.
(iv) Beaching: There are no more than three per cent of the pyrethroid or insecticial room in the room, an average of no more than 5 or less than 10 per cent of the average number of interfabricated buildings; or no more than 2 per cent of the live-in-fabricated rooms; and no more than four-five per cent of the room with a pyramid.