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(Summit 5th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Shenung on 3 April 2006 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 55 of 19 April 2006 No. 55 of the People's Government Order No. 55, dated 1 May 2006) Article 1 provides for the regulation of the recycling market for re-entry resources, the integrated use of renewable resources, the security of municipal utilities, the promotion of cost-saving social construction, and the development of this approach in the light of the reality of this city. Article II refers to the loss of the original or partial use of the value generated in the production and consumption of the society, which has been recovered, processed and enables it to reap the various wastes used. The main features of renewable resources include obsolete metals, old-age electrical devices and e-products, obsolete paper materials, obsolete lighter material, sterilization, glass, end-of-cycling cells and distributive transport instruments, and use of electrical equipment. Article 3. Recyclical management oversight activities within the city's administration are applicable to this approach. Article IV. The Government of the commune is entrusted with the management of the recycled resources in the city, with the specific responsibility of the ESRM. Relevant sectors such as public security, business, tax, environmental protection, planning, urban management and administrative law enforcement should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6. Recyclical resource recovery management in this city should be based on a community green classification recovery, environmental mobility recovery, and on a recycling network system that distributes the trading market as a vehicle, and achieve the industrialization, resourceization and soundization of renewable resources. Article 7 encourages units and individuals to reduce waste, build savings, protect, reach and resale resources and promote the full use of renewable resources. Article 8. When the business administration implements the annual inspection, the re-resource management shall be in line with and provide a daily examination. Article 9. Removal of natural resources (points) and registration of changes in the market for re-entry resources transactions should be governed by a change procedure for the business administration sector and reprinted to the sector in the original case within 15 days. Article 10 states, schools, hospitals, archaeological protection units, parks, railways, airports, military heavy land, etc. in 200 muns, i.e., 2nd Street and Car Rivers, Minines, water conservation areas may not establish recycling stations (points). No new re-entry resource recovery stations (points) should be established in the second part of the city. Article 11. Removal of the following items: (i) The various hazardous items such as firearms, fuel-prone explosions, radioactivity, inclusion in the national directory of hazardous waste; (ii) Specific equipment such as railways, oil fields, electricity, telecommunications, hydropower, measurement and urban utilities, fire facilities; (iii) The history of national provisions; (iv) Public security authorities communicate the search for stolen and suspected items; (v) Laws, regulations prohibit other items recovered. Article 12. The acquisition of a licence system for public-use facilities and specialized equipment, such as electricity, and the purchase of points. The sale unit must be sold by the owner with valid documents to the designated licensee (points). When Article 13 recycling sites (points) are to be used for the acquisition of productive obsolete metals, certificates from the sale unit should be checked, the name of the sale unit and the number of the licensor's identity cards and the name, quantity, specifications, oldness, etc. are actually registered. The public security authorities should be immediately reported when the sale of municipal public-use facilities and the public security authorities have been found to be informed about the seizure of stolen or stolen suspects. Article 14. Removal of natural resources (points) should be preserved in the surrounding environment, and in the recovery, classification and transport of re-entry resources, the environment, disturbance schools, the normal production and life of units and residents affected by the impact and the normal production and life of the population shall not be stored openly. Article 15. Removal of business activities by means of industrial self-regulation. Removal agents must not be sold in the main voices of party organs, schools, hospitals, troops and residential areas. Article 16, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized establishment of a re-entry resource recovery station (point) that is prohibited by law by the business administration and punished in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 17 Removal of assets (points) by the occupants of the recycling site is not reserved for the public security authorities or for the recycling of the items subject to the relevant provisions. Crime constituted criminal liability by law. Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that the recycling of resources (point) operators are not able to process the establishment, change, write-off procedure by the Office of the Reproduction Resources Management, which is to be completed by the renewable resource management. The amount of $50 million was fined after the delay. Article 19, in violation of this approach, provides for the burning, dismantling of processing, emission items, which causes environmental pollution or affect the city's environment and punishes the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 20 may apply for review or prosecution, in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Review Act and the Administrative Procedure Act. The parties did not apply for reconsideration, did not sue and did not comply with the penalties decision, and the executive body that had made a disciplinary decision applied to the enforcement of the People's Court. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2006. |
