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(Adopted by the 72th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region on 1 March 2006 No. 88 of the People's Government Order No. 88 of 1 March 2006 on the occasion of 1 April 2006) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to guarantee the implementation of laws, regulations and regulations, regulates the inspection of energy efficiency, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the Energy Act of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Saving of Energy in the Indian Self-Government Zone. Section II of this approach states that it refers to the supervision of the executive authorities of the ministrative authorities of the people at the district level of energy production, use, operation and related activities within this administrative area, and to the conduct of the offence under the law. Article 3. This approach applies to inspection activities within the administrative areas of this self-government area. Article IV Economic commissions of the self-government zone are administrative authorities that can be inspected under this self-government section, which is responsible for specific work that can be inspected. The Government of the city, the city, the district and the people's sections are able to carry out the executive authority responsible for the inspection of sections within this administrative area. The relevant sectors of the self-governance area are able to monitor their work in a synergistic manner within their respective responsibilities. Section 5 should be inspected in accordance with the principles of the administration of justice and in a timely manner correcting and investigating violations of sections of law, regulations, regulations and regulations. Section 6 allows executive authorities and section-enable inspection agencies to inspect any costs to the inspectorate. Article 7. Any organization and person who violates the laws, regulations and regulations of the Section shall be entitled to report to the administrative authorities and sections of the supervisory body. Sections should be inspected by the administrative authorities and the Section-enable inspection body to publish the telephone, set up the reporting box and confidential the reporting person. Chapter II Article 8. The self-government section allows the inspection by the self-governing body of the priority energy consumption units of more than 5,000 tons of standard coal for the year, and the executive authorities of the more than 6,000 tons of standard coal for the year. Section 9 (i) The establishment of a sound section to be fully administered, management throughout the process and a full-fledged management system; (ii) The development of energy consumption, energy depletion targets, with energy-efficient equipment and energy-efficient measurement; (iii) The development of the scientific nature, the reasonableness of the indicators and the operation of the equipment available; (iv) The use of new technologies, new products, new materials, new processes, the phasing out of lagging products and the updating of energy-efficient equipment; (v) High-energy enterprises, based on national and self-government sector industrial policies, are planned to carry out the restructuring of energy-efficient products; (vi) Implementation of a tiered nuclear and energy efficiency plan; (vii) The quality of energy supply implementation standards; (viii) Other inspection elements provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article 10. The statutory representative of the unit is the first responsible for the management of this unit. The competent leadership of this work should be identified within the enabling units, the creation of energy positions or the designation of dedicated personnel to the specific operations for energy management. Article 11 Existing units should be sent to statistical statements and related information, at the request of the administrative authorities, on the basis of actual delivery of time and limits management. Article 12 (i) Oversight of the implementation of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of the Unit; (ii) To receive reports of violations of laws, regulations and regulations; (iii) To deal with violations of the law, regulations, regulations and regulations. Section 13 Section 14. Article 15. When the inspector is inspected by law, the following functions may be exercised: (i) Inquired the persons concerned to hear the information provided by the inspectorate on the functioning of the Section and to record it; (ii) Assessment of the design, construction of the relevant sections (chapters) of the facilities; (iii) To receive information on plans, desks, statements, financial accounts, work records, etc. for energy management; (iv) Access to places of energy, such as workshops, workspaces, to investigate the work of various components and to conduct cost-test tests; (v) Request that the inspectorate, within the prescribed period, provide a written response to the questions raised; (vi) To put an end to, redress and deal with violations of the laws, regulations and regulations; (vii) Other oversight responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations. Article 16 allows administrative authorities and sub-unitive inspection bodies to have no legal, regulatory or regulatory basis or beyond inspection of their functions, and the inspection units are entitled to refuse. Article 17 (i) No gift and compensation shall be accepted by the inspectorate; (ii) Non-use of the job as the benefit of themselves or others; (iii) No impediment to the normal production and operation of the inspectorate; (iv) No commercial secret of the inspectorate shall be disclosed. Chapter III Section 18 enables executive authorities and sections to monitor the implementation of the inspection bodies, and shall notify the inspection units in writing by 10 years of the time, content and requirement for inspection. In one of the following cases, the administrative authorities and the Section-based inspection bodies are able to carry out inspections in a timely manner: (i) The main energy-efficient equipment, production processes are related to energy efficiency due to technological upgrading or other reasons; (ii) Be found to be suspected of having infringed power by, inter alia, receiving reports or on-site inspections; (iii) The transferee units that are converted by law to a period of time have not been able to meet the requirement for change; (iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations and regulations. Article 20, after the end of the inspection, provides that the administrative authorities and section-less inspection bodies shall submit written statements to the inspected units within 15 days to be restructured or recommended to be sent to the inspection units. The inspectorate shall apply for review within 15 days in writing to the administrative authorities and section-enable inspection agencies with the effect that the written section submitted by the administrative authorities and sections of the inspection body can be changed. Sections that receive the application shall be reviewed within 30 days of the date of receipt and shall inform the review unit of the review. Article 21 is not qualified by the inspection unit, which is modified by an administrative authority and section-enable inspection agency's accountability period, with a general period not exceeding six months. There is a need to extend the period of change, and the inspection units should submit requests for extensions to the administrative authorities and section-enable inspection bodies prior to the expiration of the relocation period and provide reasons for the decision of the inspection body on the basis of the actual situation. The extension will normally not exceed 6 months. Chapter IV Corporal punishment In violation of this approach, there are one of the following cases in which administrative authorities and subsections can be inspected by more than one of the authorities of the population at the district level to change the deadline for the accountability of the supervisory bodies; and the failure to meet the requirements by the late conversion or renovation to a fine of $300,000 to $300,000: (i) There is no room for regulatory management, management of confusion and a serious problem of energy utilization of runbacks, which cannot be addressed within the prescribed time frame; (ii) In the context of the design, construction of facilities, non-compliance with the design of norms or constructions that would enable them to design standards and subsections; (iii) Energy use is unreasonable, costly and wasteful and economic losses; (iv) No energy-efficient technological progress has been carried out, with major equipment upgraded without resolution; (v) The quality of energy supplies is not in accordance with standards. Article 23 of the parties' decisions on administrative penalties may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings, for instance, for re-execution, non-execution, and for disciplinary decisions, and for the enforcement of the People's Court. Article 24 enables inspection of staff members to perform negligence, abuse of their duties, favouring private fraud and administrative disposition by the competent authorities; constitutes an offence and to hold criminal responsibility under the law. Chapter V Article 25 |
