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(Adopted by the 59th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Oxford on 21 November 2005 No. 96 of 24 November 2005 by the Order of the People's Government of the city of Zenin, which came into force on 1 February 2006) Article 1, in order to combat contamination of electromagnetic radiation, protect the environment, guarantee human health, promote sustainable economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2, units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation under this Article in the administration of the city, must be respected. The electromagnetic radiation referred to in this approach refers to the electromagnetic cables launched in the transmission of information, such as radio television facilities, wireless communication facilities and radar, high-pressed transmission facilities, hydration railways, urban orbital transport generated electromagnetic radiation in operation and electromagnetic radiation generated by industrial, scientific, medical equipment applications. Article 3. The executive authorities of the municipal environment are responsible for the integrated monitoring of the control of electromagnetic radiation in the present municipal administration. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, municipal radio management, radio television, electricity, information industry, civil aviation, railway, health and orbital transport authorities are monitoring the control of electromagnetic radiation contamination, in line with their respective responsibilities. Article IV Environmental Protection Administrative authorities are responsible for the organization of a network of monitoring the environment of electromagnetic radiation in the city and the periodic publication of a bulletin on the quality of the electromagnetic radiation environment. Article 5 Administrative authorities for the protection of the environment in accordance with the provisions on the protection of electromagnetic radiation (GB8702-88), are responsible for identifying the level of immunity of the project or equipment for the construction of electromagnetic radiation in the city. The level of immunity referred to in the previous paragraph refers to the limits established by the State Department's administrative authorities for the protection of the environment from management of the application or accompanying electromagnetic radiation activities. Article 6. The construction of electromagnetic radiation projects or the acquisition of electromagnetic radioactive equipment shall be subject to the provisions of national and present municipalities relating to the environmental protection management of construction projects. The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for identifying the types of environmental protection management of electromagnetic radiation construction projects or equipment that are not included in the National Architecture for Environmental Protection. Article 7. The distance between construction projects or equipment of electromagnetic radiation and the surrounding buildings should be in line with the requirements of the approved environmental impact report (Tables) and the power of electromagnetic radiation in construction projects or equipment should not exceed national standards. Article 8. Units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation should conduct registration procedures to municipal environmental protection administrative authorities, such as the types, intensity, use, modalities and pollution control facilities, and provide information on pollution control. Significant changes in the types, intensity, use, manner and pollution control facilities should be made to the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities by 15 years. Prior to the implementation of this approach, units and individuals that do not conduct the registration process should be added to the registration procedures of electromagnetic radiation within three months of the date of implementation of this approach. Inadequate with the provisions of this approach and national standards, pollution is serious and remedial measures are required to close or relocate in accordance with the law. Article 9. Units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation must maintain the normal functioning of the electromagnetic radioactive contamination control facility without unauthorized removal or sequestration. There is a need to dismantle or otherwise be removed, and an application to the municipal authorities for environmental protection should be made by 15 years to clarify the grounds for the removal or dismissal. Upon receipt of the application by the municipal authorities for environmental protection, the intensity and protection of electromagnetic radiation can meet the requirements and shall be approved within 20 days. Article 10 units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation should develop monitoring programmes for electromagnetic radiation and file with the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities. Units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation should be monitored in accordance with the monitoring programme and may also be entrusted with the monitoring of units with legal qualifications. The monitoring found unusually and should be reported to the municipal authorities for environmental protection in a timely manner. Article 11. The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities have the right to conduct on-site inspections of units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation. The units and individuals subject to inspection must provide the necessary information and data, if any. The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities should be inspected units and individual conservative technical and commercial secrets. Article 12 Administrative authorities for the protection of the environment shall prepare, with the relevant authorities, an emergency response programme for electromagnetic radiation contamination in the city, to be carried out after approval by the Government of the city. Article 13. Units and individuals engaged in activities with electromagnetic radiation should develop emergency pre-positions for electromagnetic radiation contamination accidents and file with the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities, strengthen knowledge and skills for electromagnetic radiation protection, establish safety responsibilities and prevent accidents of electromagnetic radiation. Article 14. Units and individuals that cause electromagnetic radiation contamination should be treated in accordance with emergency prestigation, reporting to the municipal executive heads and relevant authorities on environmental protection within 24 hours of the accident of contamination and assisting in investigations and processing. Article 15. Upon receipt of reports by the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities of contaminated accidents, appropriate control measures should be taken in accordance with the timely organization of monitoring, identification of the extent and scope of pollution, in accordance with the ITU radiological accident response programme. Article 16 units and individuals that cause electromagnetic radiation contamination should identify the causes of the accident and submit a written accident report to the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities. The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities should conduct a comprehensive investigation into the causes, nature, extent and scope of the accidents, the consequences and responsibilities of the environment, and take decisions in accordance with the law. Article 17 violates one of the following acts, which is being rescheduled by the municipal authorities for environmental protection, and punishes: (i) The amount of electromagnetic radiation emissions exceeds the national set standards, with a fine of more than 3,000 dollars; (ii) Denial, false or concealment of a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the reporting of registration matters; (iii) Removal, unused electromagnetic radioactive contamination facilities, with a fine of more than 3,000 dollars; (iv) No electromagnetic radiation monitoring programme or monitoring has found that it is not reported to the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities in a timely manner, with a fine of up to €300,000; (v) Units and individuals inspected refuse to inspect or to make false statements in the examination, with a fine of more than 3,000 dollars; (vi) There are no pre-empts for an electromagnetic radioactive contamination accident, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars. Article 18, in violation of article 14 of this approach, provides that pollution accidents have not been reported to the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities and relevant authorities within the prescribed time period, with a fine of up to 1 million dollars for the Environmental Protection Administration. In violation of this approach, an electromagnetic radiation contamination accident was caused by a fine of more than 3,000 dollars for the Environmental Protection Administration and the corresponding civil liability. Article 19 provides administrative disposal to staff members who oversee management to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and acts of private fraud, which constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 20 provides for the control of electromagnetic radioactive contamination of military facilities, equipment, from its provisions. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2006. |
