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(The 50th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 8 September 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 17 of 30 September 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 17 of the Greater Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 November 2006) Chapter I General Article I, in order to regulate the handling of agricultural mechanical accidents, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the parties, develops this approach in line with the provisions of the Agricultural Machinery Management Regulations of the Autonomous Region of the Wide-West Region, the Regulations on the Safety of Agricultural Machinery and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 introduces the registration of agricultural machinery that takes place outside the course of this self-government, and applies this approach. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. Article 3 governs the handling of agricultural mechanical accidents in the Territory by the authorities of more than zones of the government of agricultural machinery, which is affiliated with the Agricultural Machinery Safety Monitoring Authority (hereinafter referred to as the Agricultural Machinery Agency). The commune people's Government and its institutions that have assumed responsibility for agricultural machinery management services should cooperate with the agricultural machinery to deal with agricultural mechanical accidents. Article IV is the primary responsibility of the agricultural machinery to deal with accidents on board and after-service treatment, agricultural mechanical accident determination, mediation, education and punishment of agricultural mechanical accident responsibilities on the basis of the parties' application for damages. Article 5 deals with agricultural machinery accidents should have more than two agricultural machinery dealers (hereinafter referred to as accidents). In dealing with agricultural mechanical accidents by accident dealers, administrative law enforcement documents should be presented. The accident dealers should have more than two years of experience in the management of agricultural airfares, qualified by the training examinations conducted by the self-governing agricultural institutions and obtain administrative law enforcement documents. Article 6 classifies agricultural machinery accidents according to the extent and amount of injury or loss of property: (i) At the level of accidents: between 1 and 2 minor, or the loss of property by more than 1,000 dollars; (ii) Level II accidents: heavy injury of 1 to 2 or more, or damage to property, or loss of more than 3,000 dollars; (iii) Three-tier accidents: death of 1 to 2 or injury to more than 10 persons or loss of property of more than 3,000 dollars; (iv) Four accidents: more than three deaths, or more than 11 deaths, or more than 8 deaths, or 2 deaths were injured at the same time, or more than 60,000 loss of property. Article 7 Agricultural mechanical accidents that have resulted in the death of persons should be transferred to field-based guidance. The dispute over the handling of agricultural machinery was resolved by the parties to the dispute; the consultations were not conceived by the parties at the top-level agromechanics. Chapter II Article 8. The location should be indicated as a result of the need for a change in the area by the injured. In the event of a agricultural mechanical accident that did not cause injury or injury, the parties should consult themselves to deal with damages and reach agreement on their own, in the event of a loss of minor property only and the underlying facts, and the parties should relocate from the site. Article 9. The Agency for Agricultural Science and Technology received an accident report and should produce a record of the incident, which, according to the prescribed report, immediately dispersed to the site and organizes the rescue of the injured person. The casualty personnel and related units should be assisted. Agricultural machineries have found accidents that fall under agricultural machinery and cars, motorcycles, and accidents that may constitute crimes, should be reported immediately to the public security authorities. Article 10 In dealing with agricultural mechanical accidents by accident dealers, on-site inspection, inspection, collection of material evidence, investigation of the incident by the parties, eyewitnesses and other informed individuals should be conducted. The parties should not conceal if the incident occurred. On-site witnesses and other interested individuals should reflect the situation as well. Article 11. In the event of a agricultural mechanical accident, it will be necessary to freeze the treatment of injured persons, and in the case of a agricultural mechanical accident or all agricultural machinery, the cost of rescue should be paid. Agrarian institutions may designate a party to an accident or a number of parties, or the owner of a agricultural machinery to pay for the expenses incurred. First aid, medical institutions should be able to stifle wounded in the treatment of agricultural machinery accidents in a timely manner, without delay being rescued due to the lack of timely payment. After the end of the treatment, medical documents and diagnostic certificates should be provided to agricultural institutions. Article 12. The parties who had fled the agricultural machinery after the accident had occurred had the right to report to the agricultural machinery. The reporting is true and the agricultural institutions should be rewarded. Article 13. As evidence-gathering requires testing and identification of agricultural machinery that takes place in agricultural machinery accidents, the accident dealers may temporarily detain agricultural machinery and its pass, the driver of the party. Tests, confirmations were made to inform the parties of the seizure of agricultural machinery and documents. Article 14. The handling of agricultural mechanical accidents requires testing, identification and assessment of the physical, mental condition of the parties, human injury, disability hierarchy and agricultural machinery and their pace, footprints, goods, etc., to be commissioned by the agro-industries within 5 days of the survey site. The parties requested that they should be inspected, validated and assessed, and that the ADB could provide the parties with information on the status of specialized agencies, professional technicians who have obtained the qualification certificate and be chosen by the parties themselves. Article 15. The inspection, identification, assessment and professional technicians entrusted by the agricultural institutions or parties shall be completed in a timely manner. After testing, identification and assessment findings have been identified, written conclusions should be drawn up, signed by the test, identifier and incorporated by the body of the company. Article 16 shall be communicated to the parties from the date of receipt of the test, identification, assessment of the results of the assessment. The parties contest the testing, identification and assessment findings and may submit a re-checking, identification and assessment application within 5 days of the date of the original findings of the test, validation and assessment. Once re-tested, validated and evaluated applications were approved by the heads of district-level agro-industrial institutions, specialized agencies, professional technicians should be entrusted with a certificate of qualifications to re-establish the testing, identification, assessment. The parties contest the test, identification and assessment of their own commission, which could be re-tested, validated and evaluated by the specialized agencies, professional technicians who have obtained a certificate of eligibility, and informed the agro-industry institutions that they are backed up. The application for re-examination, identification, assessment is limited once. Article 17: Agricultural mechanical accidents have resulted in deaths of persons, but do not constitute suspected crimes, and deaths have been certified by first aid, medical institutions or forensics. The body should be stored in the burial service unit or in medical institutions with mortuary conditions. The Agency shall notify the relatives of the deceased of the burial within 10 days. Until such time, ADB should be treated by law after reporting on district-level agricultural machinery. The insurance company should pay or pay the cost of rescue to the medical institution by law, as a result of an accident in the agricultural machinery that is mandatory for the insurance of motor vehicle traffic accidents. Chapter III Agricultural machinery accident determination Article 19 Agricultural machines should be based on field survey, inspection, investigation, the role of parties in agricultural machinery accidents and the degree of error, as evidence of agricultural mechanical accidents, in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and the present approach and the regulations governing the safety of farms, and from 10 days from the survey site. In the case of testing, identification and assessment of needs, agricultural mechanical accidents should be found to be produced from 5 days from the date of testing, identification and evaluation findings. The agricultural machinery accident determination should contain the basic facts, causes and responsibilities of the agricultural machinery accident, be brought to the parties, and inform the parties of the right to apply for the duration of the mediation of the agricultural institution or to initiate civil proceedings directly with the People's Court. Article 20 Responsibility for agricultural machinery accidents is divided into all responsibilities, primary responsibility, equal responsibility and secondary responsibility. Because of the fault of one party, it is assumed full responsibility for agricultural mechanical accidents; the parties deliberately destroy, falsify and destroy the evidence and assume full responsibility; the parties who have fled the agricultural machinery once and for all, causing on-site changes, the loss of evidence and the failure of the agricultural machinery to detect the facts of agricultural mechanical accidents and assume full responsibilities, but the parties who fled for all have evidence that other parties have mistaken and can mitigate responsibility. Because of the fault of both parties or more parties, agricultural machinery accidents have been caused by the roles of the parties in the accident and the degree of error, the primary responsibility, equal responsibilities and secondary responsibility are assumed separately. All parties were wrong and were accidental agricultural machinery. Article 21, where a party has a conditionless report, or has not been submitted in a timely manner, makes it impossible for agricultural machinery to determine and should assume full responsibility. The parties have the conditions for reporting, either in the absence of a report or in the absence of a timely report, so that agricultural mechanical accident responsibilities cannot be determined and should be given equal responsibility. Article 2 does not identify the parties and agricultural machinery who have fled for and for all agricultural machinery, and the victims of agricultural mechanical accidents require a letter of agricultural mechanical accident identification, and the agricultural machinery shall produce, within 10 days of receipt of a written request from the victim, an accident finding of an agricultural mechanical accident to the victim. Agricultural mechanical accident identification should contain time, place, victim status and facts of investigation of agricultural mechanical accidents; there is evidence that the victim is wrong and that the responsibility for the victim is determined; there is no evidence that the victim is wrong and that the victim is not responsible. Chapter IV Damage to conciliation Article 23 disputes compensation for damage to agricultural machinery, and the parties may request the mediation of the institution of a farmer, or may initiate civil proceedings directly with the People's Court. The parties unanimously requested the mediation of the agro-industries, and written requests should be submitted within 10 days of the date of receipt of the agricultural machinery accident determination. After the request for mediation was received by the agro-industries, the parties had initiated civil proceedings before the People's Court and the agro-industries were not mediated. During the mediation, the parties instituted civil proceedings before the People's Court, and the agricultural institutions should put an end to mediation. Article 24 deadlines for conciliation of damages by agricultural institutions are 10 days. As a result of the injury or maimation of agricultural machinery, the period of mediation started from the date of the end of treatment or the date of the targeted maiming; the period of mediation started from the date of the expiry of the required time for the processing of the burial; and the loss of property caused solely by agricultural mechanical accidents, and the period of mediation started from the date of determining the loss. Article 25, which was agreed upon by the mediation, should produce mediation letters, signed by the parties and associated personnel, mediators, Gai Agrotechnical institutions and signed by the parties within 5 days of the mediation. In the absence of an agreement on mediation or the expiration of the mediation period, the ADB shall produce a letter of mediation, signed by the mediator, to bring together the parties. Article 26 is not carried out after mediation has not reached an agreement or a letter of mediation has been sent to advance remorse or after the signing of the letter of mediation, and the agricultural institutions are no longer mediated, and the parties can initiate civil proceedings before the People's Court. Article 27 damages for agricultural mechanical accidents, compensation standards and methods of calculation are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the compensation for road accidents in the self-government area. Article 28 takes part in the transportation costs required by the relatives of the parties dealing with agricultural machinery accidents, misworkers, accommodation fees, calculated pursuant to article 27 of the scheme and shared with the parties' responsibility for agricultural mechanical accidents, but the number of participants in the calculation of costs should not exceed three. In the second article, persons with disabilities of agricultural machinery accidents should be treated with near-saving treatment. Inpatient hospitals, referrals, care should be provided with a hospital certificate and a request from the Agricultural Institute. Self-inpatient hospitalization, referral, hiring of care workers, buying medicines or the arrival date of the hospital notification have refused to leave the compound, with costs borne by the injured and maimed. Article 33 Compensation for damage to agricultural machinery shall be payable on a one-time basis. However, the right and the obligation of the agricultural machinery to damages may be paid on a part-time basis. Article 31 Compensation for damage to agricultural machinery may be borne by agents of agricultural machinery (operational) or by all agricultural machinery. After the payment of compensation for all agricultural machinery, the driver (operal) can be charged with the portion or all costs. Chapter V Legal responsibility In the aftermath of a agricultural mechanical accident, the farmer driver (Operation) has one of the following acts, with a fine of more than 500 ktonnes of the Agency for Agricultural Science and Technology: (i) Damage, falsification and destruction of evidence; (ii) To conceal the truth about the accident; (iii) The marriage of the person; (iv) Other acts that should be punished. Article 33, who fled for all after a agricultural mechanical accident, was found to be fined by more than 3,000 ktonnes of the Agency. Article XXXBSS and its personnel are in favour of private fraud, misappropriation, bribery in the handling of agricultural machinery accidents, with minor circumstances, and are investigated by the authorities of agricultural machinery at the district level by law, and are held accountable for administrative responsibility, which constitutes an offence, and are criminally criminalized by law. Annex VI Article XV deals with agricultural mechanical accidents involving foreign personnel, foreign agricultural machinery, which are regulated by the State, and the State does not provide for the treatment under this approach. Article 36 states that this approach refers to the fact that, after a agricultural mechanical accident, the agricultural machinery accident party is held to escape the law, drive agricultural machinery or abandon agricultural machinery to flee the agricultural machinery accident site. Article 37 Agricultural machinery in the self-government area may establish specific agricultural mechanical accident processing procedures based on this approach, with the approval and publication of the Government of the people of the autonomous region. Article 38 of this approach was implemented effective 1 November 2006. The approach to agricultural mechanical accident treatment in the Autonomous Region of the Autonomous Region of the Autonomous Region of Sentinel-Autonomous Region was also repealed by Decree No. 4 of 16 January 1998. |