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(Adopted by the 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Uruz on 30 July 2006 No. 78 of 25 August 2006 by the People's Government Order No. 78 of 28 September 2006) Article 1, in order to strengthen the defence of mines, protect the lives of people and promote economic and social development, develop this approach in line with the People's Meteorological Act and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3. Prevention of disaster risk reduction is guided by the principles of integrated planning, harmonization and prevention. Article IV. The municipal meteorological authorities are responsible for the prevention of mitigation within the city's administration. Sectors such as construction, public safety, business, safety and production monitoring and quality technical supervision should be synchronized with disaster prevention within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 The municipal meteorological authorities should prepare mine-emission defence planning with the relevant authorities, establish a mine-electronic disaster monitoring early warning system and enhance disaster risk reduction capabilities. The following places or facilities must be installed: (i) Buildings and constructions established under the regulations for the prevention of the design of buildings; (ii) Oil, chemical, flammable and hazardous chemicals production storage sites; (iii) Important facilities such as electricity, communication, radio television, computer information networks; (iv) The main facilities of the public service institutions such as large-scale stores, high-air recreational hosting facilities and transport, health and financial securities; (v) Public places in which schools, theatres, chambers, tradefields, trade markets, sports houses, libraries and squares are concentrated; (vi) Other places and facilities provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article 7, new construction, alteration and expansion of a mine-clearing mechanism shall be designed, accompanied by construction, and be used in parallel. Article 8 Article 9. The mine-clearing engineering design unit should be designed in accordance with the regulations and technical standards for the prevention of mine design; the defence engineering unit should carry out construction in accordance with the mine engineering engineering design document. Article 10 establishes (b) and other premises or facilities that should be installed in accordance with the law, and construction units shall be reviewed by national authorities to report on mine engineering design documents to municipal meteorological authorities. The design of a mine-facilitator cannot be delivered without the consent of the clearance. The mine-clearing engineering design programme needs to be changed and the construction units should be reported in accordance with the original clearance process. Article 11. Meteorological authorities should organize, in accordance with the progress in the construction of a mine-clearing project, a tracking of the operation of the mine detection unit for the hidden works of the mine-clearing mechanism, the results of which should be communicated in writing to the construction and construction units as a basis for the clearance process. Article 12 Upon completion of the mine-clearing work, it is essential that the Meteorological Authority be inspected in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Access is qualified and is certified by the meteorological authorities. Inadequate access, meteorological authorities should make non-approved decisions to inform the reasons in writing. No eligible certificate shall be used. Article 13 The use of mined products should be subject to surveillance by meteorological authorities. The installation and use of non-qualified mined products is prohibited. Article XIV provides a regular detection system for the use of mine-clearing devices. The detection of mine-facilitative devices should be carried out once a year and the mine-clearing mechanism for explosive hazardous environmental sites should be tested every half a year. The inspection reports should be carried out following the inspection of the mine-clearing mechanism. Upon testing, the Meteorological Authority was granted a qualified certificate; the test was not qualified and the Meteorological Authority was responsibly modified. Article 15. The mine-facilitative device-use units should designate specialized persons responsible for the day-to-day maintenance of the mine-protected devices. The identification of the existence of a mine-facilitator should be given a timely assignment of units with corresponding qualifications. Article 16, Meteorological authorities are responsible for organizing a mine-electronic disaster survey, identifying and statistical work, and the relevant units and individuals should be assisted. Article 17 units or individuals suffering from a mine-electronic disaster shall report to meteorological authorities in a timely manner after the occurrence of a disaster and assist meteorological authorities in investigating and validating a mine-electronic disaster. Meteorological authorities should report to the current people's Government and related sectors as required. Article 18 of the application unit conceals the information, provides for the design of false material for the approval or completion of the inspection, and the meteorological authorities are inadmissible or do not have administrative licences and warns. Article 19, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the production, sale, use of State orders for the phase-out or non-qualified mined products are punishable in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 20, in violation of this approach, creates a disaster in mine power, resulting in a loss of life or national property, administrative disposition of the responsible and direct responsibilities directly responsible; and criminal liability by law. Article 21, in violation of this approach, should be punished by meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 23: Meteorological authorities and their staff play a role in neglecting their duties, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities; constitutes a crime and is criminally criminalized by law. Article 24 |
