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(Summit No. 72 of 1 March 2006 of the People's Government of the Ningela Party considered the adoption of the Decree No. 87 of 1 March 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 87 of the New summer Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 April 2006) In order to establish and improve fire safety responsibilities, to prevent fire and to reduce fire hazards, this approach is based on the provisions of the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Yisha Self-Government Fire Regulations. The management of fire safety in the administrative area of the self-government zone is governed by fire safety responsibility. Fire safety is managed on the basis of the principle of who is responsible and is to establish a robust fire safety responsibility at the level. Article 3 Article IV is the primary responsibility for fire safety in the current administrative area, with the responsibility of the heads of fire safety in the commune, district, commune (communes), communes (communes), neighbourhoods (communes), street offices, which are the first responsible for fire safety in the area of fire safety, and the responsibility of the heads of the sub-emptors for fire safety. The statutory representatives of organs, groups, businesses, business units or principals are the first responsible for fire safety in this unit, leading responsibility for fire safety work in this unit, and the heads of the management fire safety work are directly responsible for fire safety in this unit. Article 5 (i) Integrate firefighting efforts into national economic and social development planning and ensure that firefighting work is adapted to economic and social development; (ii) Integrate fire safety operations requirements into the current financial budget, strengthen public fire facilities, guarantee firefighting financing and gradually increase economic development; (iii) Integrate fire-fighting professional planning into urban overall planning, village town-building overall planning and construction planning in new areas, industrial parking areas, ensuring that public fire facilities, fire-fighting equipment and other infrastructure planning, building synchronization; (iv) Strengthening the building of multiple forms of fire-fighting organizations and strengthening the capacity to combat fires; (v) Establish a joint firefighting mechanism to study key issues in the work of firefighting; (vi) Organizing specialized fire safety inspections to eliminate the hidden fire; (vii) Establish and organize implementation of the heavy fire accident response system; (viii) To report to the public safety firefighting agencies on matters that are authorized by law, to make timely decisions and to coordinate the resolution of the problems in implementation; (ix) Accreditation and examination of the performance of fire safety duties by the relevant departments and the lower-level people's governments. Article 6 (i) When the development and reform sectors prepare national economic and social development planning, fire-fighting facilities should be included in fixed-term asset investment planning; (ii) The financial sector should guarantee the timely and full allocation of fire operations funds; (iii) The construction sector should implement the relevant elements of fire planning and ensure the implementation of new construction, alteration and construction of fire facilities in the areas of engineering design review, engineering administration, quality oversight; (iv) The communications sector should guarantee the free flow of firearms and assist the authorities in guaranteeing the normal use of the firefield command centre and firefields, water supply, electricity, heating, first aid, transport management, etc. sectors, units' movement control line; (v) The education sector should incorporate relevant fire safety knowledge into the teaching content, and secondary schools with rural students should have targeted fire safety education; (vi) The administration of justice, labour and social security, safe production supervision should include fire safety laws, regulations and regulations in the general law, training, safety appraisal; (vii) Sectors such as culture, health, civil affairs, agriculture, transport, commerce and tourism should be strengthened to oversee fire safety management in the area of management and to assist public safety firefighting agencies in carrying out fire safety monitoring; (viii) The media, such as newspapers, radio, television, should be obliged to carry out fire safety knowledge promotion education, and to provide public safety fire safety for firefighting agencies and to broadcast free of charge. Article 7 (i) Conduct regular fire safety advocacy and education; (ii) Develop specific fire-fighting measures and organize implementation, in line with fire-fighting planning by the superior people's Government; (iii) Guidance and supervision of firefighting activities of the Village National Commission, the Residential Commission and the Residential Substruction Unit; (iv) Conduct regular fire safety inspections to eliminate the hidden fire; (v) Conduct a review of the implementation of fire safety responsibility by units within the present jurisdiction and report the relevant departments on the assessment of the situation. Article 8 (i) Implement fire safety technology standards; (ii) To carry out fire safety administrative licence duties and to strengthen the monitoring of fire products; (iii) Conduct fire safety inspections under the law and promote the elimination of the hidden fire; (iv) To organize, in a timely manner, fire-saving fire-saving fires to help people in distress; (v) investigate, determine the causes of the fire, approve the loss of fire and identify the responsibility for the accident; (vi) Operational guidance for social firefighting organizations to promote the construction and supervision of fire brokering services; (vii) In accordance with the law, reporting major firefighting matters to the current people's Government and making recommendations for firefighting work; (viii) Publication of major fire cover units and promotional change; (ix) Administrative penalties for firefighting offences under the law; (x) Other fire safety responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations. Article 9. Public security officers should perform the following fire safety responsibilities: (i) Conduct fire surveillance inspections for various units within the present jurisdiction and promote the rehabilitation of fires; (ii) To receive reports from the masses of fire-related offences and to be investigated by law, and to be transferred to the public safety firefighting bodies to do so; (iii) Investigation into general fire accidents that are clear and clear in the present jurisdiction. Article 10 (i) Develop fire safety systems, fire safety operations; (ii) The introduction of fire safety responsibilities to determine the unit and the various components and the personnel responsible for fire safety; (iii) Education on targeted fire safety knowledge for employees of this unit; (iv) Organizing fire inspection and the timely elimination of the hidden fire; (v) Configuration of fire-fighting facilities and equipment, setting fire safety marks, and regular organization of testing, maintenance, ensuring that firefighting facilities and equipment are good and effective; (vi) Secure access, safe export access, and establish fire safety evacuation signs consistent with national requirements. Individuals and businesses should comply with fire safety management provisions and be able to operate fire safety in accordance with the provisions of the previous paragraphs (iv), 5 and 6). Article 11. The Villagers Commission shall perform the following fire safety responsibilities: (i) Develop and organize the implementation of the Village Civil Defence Fire Convention; (ii) Education for family, foodfield fire defence and fire safety alerts in public places in the village; (iii) Establish firefighting organizations in the village and carry out fire skills training and performance; (iv) To rectify and put an end to possible fires, such as the wheating of foods by villagers, the violation of the arsenal line; (v) To urge economic organizations affiliated to the village to work on fire safety; (vi) In the event of a fire, immediate police stations were reported and rescues were organized for the fire. Article 12 (i) Family fire awareness-raising education; (ii) Examination of fire safety in residential buildings, homes and homes to correct violations of the fire blocks, firefighting corridors, water sources; (iii) In the event of a fire, immediate police stations are reported and the public safety firefighting agencies are helping to fire and evacuate the population. Article 13 citizens shall fulfil the following safety obligations under the law: (i) Maintenance of fire safety and protection of fire safety facilities; (ii) Participation in organized fire safety training and fire recovery; (iii) To comply with public premises and the safety management provisions for fuel-prone items; (iv) Comparison with fire safety firefighting agencies and other organizations; (v) Education of minor children in compliance with fire safety provisions. Any unit and individual found fire violations that might trigger a fire accident should report immediately on a public safety fire agency and the public safety fire agencies that had been reported must immediately be lawful. The Government of the High-level People's Government, the people's Government and the working sector and the dispatch agency to which it belongs should sign fire safety responsibility in accordance with the provisions of this approach on fire safety responsibility. The responsibility for fire safety can be implemented between the authorities and the supervisory management units, as well as within the agencies, groups, businesses and business units. Article 16 of the Integrated Governance Department of Social Security, the Public Security Fire Agency, the Safety Production Monitoring Authority, or individuals, has the right to submit written administrative management recommendations to its authorities, and the authorities should provide feedback on the processing of cases to the units that make recommendations in writing. In accordance with the administrative inspection law, administrative inspections are carried out by the executive inspectorate of the performance of fire safety duties by all levels of the people's Government and the relevant administrative authorities and their staff. Article 18 provides incentives for the implementation of fire safety responsibilities, units and individuals that have made a significant contribution or significant achievement in firefighting efforts, either at the district level or in the relevant sectors. Article 19 Government of the lower-level population does not carry out the fire safety responsibilities set out in this approach, with the existence of spoilers of fires, which are redirected or criticized by the Government of the superior people; causes major fire accidents and administrative dispositions of the first responsible person, direct head and other direct responsibilities under article IV of this approach; and constitutes a crime and are criminally criminalized by law. The Government of the people at the district level, the communes (communes) and the street offices do not implement the fire safety responsibilities set out in this approach, which are being redirected or criticized by the Government of the people at this level, causing major fire accidents, giving administrative disposal to the first responsible, direct head and other direct responsibilities under article IV of this approach, and criminal responsibility under the law. Public safety firefighting agencies and public security officers do not carry out fire safety responsibilities, causing losses to the interests of the State and the people, and do not constitute a crime, and administrative disposal of their principal and other direct responsibilities is provided by law. Article 20 does not comply with statutory fire safety obligations, legal persons or other organizations do not implement fire safety responsibilities under this approach, either by public safety fire safety agencies or by criticizing the period of time, in violation of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing fire management, shall be granted administrative sanctions by law and shall be punished by law, and administrative penalties are imposed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the law. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2006. |
