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Bulk Cement, Shanxi Province, Incentives

Original Language Title: 山西省散装水泥促进办法

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(Summit No. 54 of 5 August 2005 of the People's Government of San Sussi Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 181 of 10 August 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 181 of 10 August 2005 on 5 September 2005)

Article 1 promotes the development of cement, saves resources and protects the environment and develops this approach in accordance with the People's Republic of China Cleaner Production Act and the relevant national provisions.
Article 2 applies to cement production, operation, transport, use and management activities in the administrative areas of the province.
Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the development of the separation of cement, uphold the principle of limiting bags, encouraging the dissemination, comprehensive planning and unity of management, and integrate the development of cement into national economic and social development plans in the region.
Article IV. The Government of the province develops and reforms the executive authority responsible for the management of cement across the province.
The decentralized cement management established by the city, the people's Government is responsible for the supervision of the discharge of cement within the current administration.
The Cement Office at all levels is responsible for the specific work of distributing cement management within the current administration.
Article 5
Article 6 Existing cement production enterprises (including cement flora, with the same) should be equipped with the distribution of cement facilities to gradually increase the distribution of cement. The period of achievement of the proportion of its dispersion is determined by the Provincial Government's executive authorities for development and reform.
The new construction, expansion and alteration of cement production enterprises should be designed and synchronized with the requirement of more than 70 per cent of the capacity to deliver.
Article 7. Significant construction projects should be scaled up by more than 70 per cent.
In urban areas where the total amount of cement is used for more than 500 tons of construction projects, the rate of use of cement should reach more than 60 per cent.
Other construction projects should gradually increase the use of cement.
Article 8. The city of the establishment area should have a reasonable mix of prefabricated blends to the society, providing the goods to the community, and construction projects within the urban planning area should gradually increase the rate of use of commodities.
Other cities should progressively limit on live blends and increase the use ratio of commodities.
A total of more than 1,000 tons of cement produced by prefabricated concretes, prefabricated production enterprises and the annual use of cements is prohibited.
Article 9
When the vehicle is required to enter the ban on movement and prohibit the parking period, the vehicle-owned units or individuals should apply to the local public security authorities' transport management to apply for the processing of the transportation procedures and to the vehicles in compliance with the State and the province, and the transport management of the public safety authority should be processed.
Article 10 shall be communicated to the statistical administrative authorities and to the distributing office by 10 a month, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and present province's dissemination of cement statistics.
Article 11. Enterprises that produce cements and the building units using a bag for cement should be transferred to the Office of the Separation of Cement for specific funds, in accordance with national and territorial provisions.
The distributive cement funds paid to the Cement Office could be considered costly and the construction units using the bags could be included in engineering advance and budget estimates.
Article 12 quantification funds collected by the Cement Office must be transferred to the same-ranking local or financial exclusive, as prescribed. No unit or individual shall be permitted to be retained and removed.
Specialized funds for the release of cement are included in the same-tier financial budget and are managed on both income and expenditure lines.
Article 13 Specific funds for the distributing of cement are mainly used for the development of the cause of cement, with specific use:
(i) Newly constructed, alterations, expansion of distributive cement-specific facilities, acquisition and maintenance of specialized equipment;
(ii) Removal of the project construction project loan;
(iii) Dissemination of cement propaganda, scientific research, development and diffusion of new technologies;
(iv) Receiving and charging operational expenses;
(v) Other expenditures related to the discharge of cement.
Article XIV regulates the management of the Office at all levels by the same financial sector in strict compliance with the basic expenditure budget and project expenditure budget management provisions, which is gradually financed from regular budget funding.
Article 15. The municipality of the establishment area, the district distributing cement office, which is approved by the same level of financial sector, will have a dedicated amount of up to 300,000 dollars of investment, and shall be reported to the Provincial Office of Cement and the provincial financial sector.
Article 16 Building units should, within 30 days of the completion of the construction project, obtain information such as the calculation of the construction project and the acquisition of the original voucher of the cement, subject to verification by the local financial sector and the distributing office of funds earmarked for the release of the cement, the liquidation of specific funds by the financial sector has been carried out. No later than one was returned.
Article 17
Article 18 Production of cements shall be obtained by law. The quality of cement products should be in line with national standards and be subject to monitoring by the quality technical oversight sector.
Article 19, in violation of article 7, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, of this approach, may impose a fine of up to $300,000 for construction units in the sectors responsible for the dispersal of cement management.
Article 20, in violation of article 11 of this approach, rejects the dispersion of earmarked funds for cement, which is due to the fact that more than the people of the district are responsible for distributing the management of cements; the failure to do so by the date of payment shall be paid to the sum of the total amount of the earmarked funds, which may be fined up to $200,000.
Article 21, in violation of article 12 of this approach, stipulates that the interception of funds earmarked for the separation of cement shall be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.
Article 2 abuses by staff engaged in the management of cements, omissions, provocative fraud have not yet been criminalized by law, and is criminalized by law.
Article 23 quaters at the district level may be authorized by law to exercise administrative sanctions under this approach by the competent distributing cement office.
Article 24