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(Summit No. 66th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the State of 24 November 2006 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 156 of 30 November 2006 of the Order No. 156 of 30 November 2006 of the Royal State of the People's Republic of China, which came into force on 1 January 2007) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to enhance the protection and management of the dried complex, establishes this provision in conjunction with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the People's Republic of China. Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for the chewing of the archaeological complex, including the designation of the archipso protection unit and the provincial property protection unit in the archaeological area of the city's administration. The protection and management of the tropolitan complex should be consistent with the principles of science planning, effective protection, reasonable use, enhanced management, integrated protection and utilization, integrated environmental landscape control and focus protection, and specialized management and popular participation. Article IV organizes and individuals involved in activities such as protection management, production, development and tourism, research, religion, culture, etc. in the area of chewing protection. Article 5 is the responsibility of the State's Government for the management of chewings. The State's municipal property administration is responsible for overseeing and guiding the management of the tropolitan complex. Article 6. The Government of the occupier is fully responsible for the management of the chewing complex, incorporating it into national economic and social development plans, and for the development of protection planning, including land-use master planning and urban-rural construction planning. The executive branch of the occupants is specifically responsible for the management of the archaeological complex. The relevant sectors, such as the capital, religion, tourism, planning, land resources, environmental protection, forestry, public safety, transport, water administration, and business administration, should be co-ordinated with the protection of the archaeological complex within their respective responsibilities. The communes (communes) in the tropolitan building sites, the street offices and the Village (LNL) Commission should cooperate with the relevant sector in the protection of the archaeological buildings. Article 7. The tidal complex is owned by the State and cannot be transferred, mortgaged or operated as an enterprise asset and shall not have activities that are detrimental to the protection of the property. Article 8. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the archaeological complex and have the right to stop, report and prosecute violations of this provision. Units and individuals who have made remarkable achievements in the protection and management of the tropolitan complex are recognized and rewarded by the Hygiene Government or the Government of the people of the city. Chapter II Scope of protection and protection Article 9. The area of protection of chewings is divided into protected areas and the building of control zones. The scope of protection and the construction of control zones are subject to the publication of the Provincial People's Government. Article 10 Google archiplines and boundaries for the scope of protection and the construction of the four-way boundaries of the controlled areas are set up by the denunciation of the Government. Any unit, individual shall not be allowed to move, destroy symbols and boundaries. Article 11. The protection of the tropolitan complex includes: (i) The archaeological buildings, constructions, subsidiary buildings and sites within the scope of protection; (ii) The preservation, stereotyped and important information of the GUAM; (iii) The following items within the scope of protection; (iv) Guangroves in the context of protection; (v) The historical landscape and the natural environment of the entire archaeological building; (vi) Other human monuments to be protected by law. Chapter III Protection and management Article 12 Article 13 states that the State's administration should conduct regular monitoring of the protection of the tropolitan complex and provide a monitoring assessment report and report to the Government of the State and the executive branch of the top-level book. Article 14. The Government of the denunciation city shall organize the assessment of geological monitoring and geological disasters around the archaeological building, land resources, water administration, etc., to ensure the safety of the property. Article 15. The relevant sectors and units of the denunciation city shall, under the guidance of the executive branch, be guided by the need for the protection of archaeological buildings and the construction of greenization within the control area, to strengthen the management of ecological environmental protection and pollution control and to preserve the natural environment. Article 16 does not endanger the security of archaeological buildings in the context of the protection of chewing. The existing trees may endanger the security of archaeological buildings, with the approval of the forest administration authorities, that the property protection authority or the user should be moved or removed in a timely manner. ADB shall strengthen the conservation management of archaeological trees within the scope of protection. Article 17 builds in the region where the chewing is situated shall be in accordance with the requirements for the overall protection planning of the archaeological complex and shall not undermine the security of the material or damage the historical landscape and the natural environment that constitute the overall building. It is prohibited to carry out construction works that are not relevant to the protection of the material or to break, drill and excavations. The following construction actions are prohibited in the area of chewing protection and building control: (i) Construction of buildings, constructions, etc. that are not coordinated with artefacts and their environment; (ii) The installation of facilities that generate strong shocks that may endanger the safety or contamination of material and its environment; (iii) Conducting activities that may endanger the safety of the material; (iv) Other constructions that may undermine the historical landscape or the safety of the material. The scope of the tropolitan building protection and the construction of buildings, constructions and facilities already in place or in the area of control are not in accordance with the provisions of the previous paragraph, which are dismantled or removed by the Government of the occupies under the law. Article 18 engages in construction actions or operations outside the scope of article 17, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of this provision in the area of chewing protection and control, and must be submitted in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China. Article 19 carries out archaeological exhumations within the framework of the protection of the archaeological building and the construction of a controlled area, and shall hold an archaeological exhumation plan approved by the Department of State or the Department of State. Upon the conclusion of the archaeological exhumation, exhumations and protection opinions should be provided to the local authors' administration. Article 20 organizes large cultural, sports and other organized mass events in the context of the protection of the chewing or chewing, with the approval of the executive branch concerned, and shall seek the views of the executive branch. The organizer shall take measures to ensure the safety of the material. The films, television theatres, or professional videos, special photographs are required to take stock of the landscapes or sites of the tropolitan complex, as well as maping, replicating and expanding the archaeological buildings, and shall hold the approval documents of the national or provincial press administration and conduct under the supervision of the property administration. Article 21 governs the archaeological building administered by the territorial administration of the archaeological complex, which shall establish a specialized protection management body or an appointing person responsible for the management of the protection; and the archaeological building in the premises of religious activities shall be protected by the management organization of the facility. The management and management organizations of the tropolitan building should establish a sound safety management system to develop emergency measures in the event of disasters such as fire, floods, earthquakes. In the focus, place or location, a clear signal of the prohibition of cigarette fire should be established, equipped with safety facilities such as fire, firefighting, natural damage prevention, and sustained effectiveness. ADB should establish a day-to-day inspection inspection system for archaeological buildings, which is found to endanger the security of archaeological buildings and should be reported or processed in a timely manner. Article 22 prohibits, within the context of the protection of chewing, the following acts that impede the safety of the material: (i) Facilities that undermine fire, firefighting and the protection of natural damage; (ii) Contingency and expropriation of drainage channels; (iii) Smoking, burning of paper and incineration in areas where smoking is prohibited; (iv) Inflation of cigarettes; (v) wild cookers, burning of trees, residues, bricks and garbage; (vi) Sflammable items such as storage, use of coal, hydro; (vii) The installation of lighting and other electrical equipment in violation; (viii) Including and expropriating fire corridors; (ix) Other acts that impede the security of the material. Article 23 prohibits the destruction, destruction of objects and their protection facilities or environments within the framework of the protection of the archaeological building and the construction of control zones: (i) Execution in the prohibition of solicitation and its protection facilities; (ii) Prioritization, painting and posting of material and its protective facilities; (iii) Searching, inclination and inclination; (iv) Harmony and release of wastewater; (v) The creation of outdoor advertisements; (vi) Oriental drilling of water; (vii) Construction of graves; (viii) Deforestation and destruction of vegetation; (ix) Other acts of destruction, destruction of objects and their protection facilities or the environment. Article 24 establishes operating facilities for tourism services in the context of the protection of the chewing and shall be in line with the planning of the operating facilities and shall be governed by the relevant approval procedures. Planning for the operation of the facility was developed by the Seizure Administration with the relevant departments. Article 25 Renovation, maintenance of the chewing building should be guided by the principle of non-removal of the status quo and the procedure for approval in accordance with the law. The archaeological building administered by the Schenko complex is governed by the Section responsible for the renovation, maintenance and maintenance of the property administration; the archaeological buildings located in religious activities are governed by the management organization responsible for the renovation, maintenance and supervision of the property administration. The management organization of ancient buildings located in religious activities should fulfil its obligation to repair, maintain and maintain at the request of the executive branch. The author's administration should be responsible for the change of the time limit. The renovation, maintenance mapping and construction of the tropolitan building should be delegated to units with a corresponding certificate of material protection. Article 26 shall establish a library of information files of the tropolitan complex, which shall improve the collection, management system for the collection, management and collection of relevant language and video material, such as academic, maintenance, monitoring, etc. of the mountain complex. Chapter IV Financial security Article 27 should include requirements for the management of the tropolitan complex in the current financial budget and increase as financial income grows. Natural persons, legal persons and other organizations are encouraged to establish social funds for the protection of cultural property, including through donations, for the protection of cultural property, and any unit or individual shall not be intrusive or diverted. Article twenty-eighth people's Government should establish special funds for the protection of the archaeological complex, dedicated to the renovation, maintenance and maintenance of the tropolitan complex. The management and use of special funds for the protection of the tropolitan complex is developed separately by the Government of the occupier. Article 29 provides for the renovation and maintenance of the tropolitan complex. The funds for the renovation and maintenance of the tropolitan complex include: (i) Specific national, provincial allocations; (ii) Funding for financial assistance in the city of Hygiene; (iii) The financial budget of the city; (iv) Specialized funds for the protection of the tropolitan complex; (v) Operational income; (vi) Endowment and other legitimate income. Renovation, maintenance requirements should be earmarked and subject to financial and auditing sector oversight. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 30, in violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of this provision, shall be subject to a fine of up to €50 million for the period of time of suspension or compensation by the executive branch of the seal. In violation of article 17, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of the present article, the administrative order of the Zencing shall be changed, with serious consequences, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars. Article 32, in violation of article 22 of the present article, is being corrected by the executive officer of the denunciation and punished in accordance with the following provisions: (i) In the event of subparagraphs (i), (ii), the time limit shall be restored or compensated for losses, and fines of up to $50 million; (ii) In the case of subparagraph (iii), a fine of up to $50; (iii) There are subparagraphs (iv), (v) and fines of up to $50 million. Article 33, in violation of article 23 of the present provision, is being corrected by an order of responsibility of the executive branch of the denunciation and punished by: (i) In cases of subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iv), the imposition of a fine of up to $50 million; (ii) In the case of subparagraph (iii), a fine of up to $50 was imposed. Article 34 violates this provision and violates other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, and is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article XV, a staff member engaged in the management of the archaeological complex, has one of the following acts, which is governed by the law by its own units or by the department in which the authority is managed; and criminal liability is brought to justice by law: (i) Expropriation and misappropriation of funds; (ii) A breach of a provision for borrowing or unlawful intrusing State property; (iii) The use of office or the facilitation of work and the annexation, theft of State documents; (iv) Authorize units that do not have the corresponding qualifications to undertake repairs and maintenance operations; (v) Inadequate investigation or other non-compliance with the law, resulting in damage, theft or loss of archaeological buildings or other material; (vi) The failure to report in a timely manner on the discoveration of the hidden security of archaeological buildings, causing serious consequences; (vii) Execution of administrative penalties and administrative permits in violation of statutory authority and procedures; (viii) There are other abuses of authority, omissions and provocative fraud. Annex VI Article XVI provides for implementation effective 1 January 2007. |
