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(Adopted by the 36th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Honour, 16 December 2005, No. 90 of the Order No. 90 of the People's Government of Honour, 27 December 2005) Chapter I General In order to prevent, reduce and effectively combat rural fires and to maintain rural security and social stability, the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Honoural Fire Regulations, are developed in the light of the actual provisions of this province. Article 2 Article 3. Governments of all regions should incorporate rural fire firefighting efforts into national economic and social development planning, invest in the necessary funding to strengthen rural fire infrastructure construction, improve the safety conditions of rural fire fires, and guarantee the harmonious development of rural firefighting and economic construction and other social causes. Article IV encourages rural collective economic organizations and rural villagers to build rural fire infrastructure. To encourage units, individuals to contribute voluntarily to support rural firefighting efforts. Article 5 Governments of all regions should sign fire-fighting responsibilities on a case-by-step basis, quantify the responsibilities of rural firefighting operations and impose inspection, appraisal and awards on the objectives of responsibility. Article 6. Public safety firefighting agencies, public safety missions are responsible for operational guidance on rural firefighting operations and monitoring management. The sectors such as education, labour guarantees should incorporate fire safety knowledge into relevant teaching, training. In the relevant news sectors, such as radio Television, there is an obligation to promote education in rural fire safety. Other relevant sectors should be able to work on rural fires within their responsibilities. Any unit of Article 7 and individuals have the obligation to maintain rural fire safety, protect rural firefighting facilities, report fire alarms; any unit and adult citizens have the obligation to participate in organized fire relief efforts. Any unit, individual acts against fire safety have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute. Chapter II Article 8. The Government of the People's Government (communes, districts), communes (communes) should establish the Rural Fire Safety Commission and identify a Government leader as the main head. Villagers' committees should establish fire safety teams and be headed by the Director of the Village Commission. Article 9. The Rural Fire Safety Commission and the Fire Safety Team assume the following fire safety responsibilities: (i) Implement fire safety laws, regulations and regulations and implement fire safety measures; (ii) Conduct regular rural fire safety promotion education; (iii) The development of a rural fire safety management system; (iv) Organizing rural firefighting inspections to redirect fires; (v) Conduct research on rural firefighting and develop responses; (vi) Organizing fire-fighting efforts. Article 10 states (markets, zones), communes (communes) and villages should establish an obligation fire brigade. At the district level, the number of fire brigades is less than 100, and the number of communes (communes) is not less than 50, and the number of village wings is less than 15 per cent of adult citizens. Article 11. Districts that have not yet established public safety fire stations (markets, zones), communes (communes), etc.) should be established for the proper establishment of self-offices, joint ventures, voluntary, contractual systems, etc. Article 12 Obligations to fire brigades, special (part-time) fire brigades should have fire law regulations, fire safety awareness and fire prevention, firefighting skills, equipped with the necessary firefighting equipment and assume the following fire safety responsibilities: (i) Develop fire extinguishing, dispersing and organizing regular exercises; (ii) Training in firefighting operations; (iii) Establishment of an order of operational readiness; (iv) A firefighting; (v) Conduct fire safety inspections and inspections; (vi) Maintenance, maintenance of firefighting facilities. Chapter III Article 13 Governments should organize rural fire awareness-raising efforts; advocacy activities can be concentrated in major sections and fires. Schools, kindergartens should educate students and young children. Article 14. Governments of all regions should, in accordance with the needs of rural fire safety, systematically lead rural areas to the implementation of plant buildings, the upgrading of hungry and the renovation of agricultural stoves, electrical lines, promote and promote the use of fire construction materials, increase the level of patience in buildings, and improve rural fire, electricity, gas condition, and regulate fire use, electricity and gas management. Article 15. The Government of the People's Government (communes, districts), the Village National Commission should organize a rural fire inspection, be registered and follow-up. Priority inspections should be carried out during major festivals, activities and agricultural harvest seasons. Large mass activities with a risk of fire should be organized by the hosting units to develop fire extingencies, evacuation scenarios, implement fire safety measures and report to the public safety fire agency and be organized by a competent party. Article 16 Villagers Commissions should establish village matrimonials, identify personal custody and report on local public security. The villages should include the following: (i) The basic situation in the village; (ii) The basic situation of firefighting organizations; (iii) Villages with graphs, road traffic water maps, etc.; (iv) Eliminating training, performance and firefighting equipment, equipment, facilities; (v) Contrary to fire and accident treatment; (vi) The deployment of firefighting operations, fire safety systems, fire inspection, fire extortion rehabilitation, fire awareness training and fire, electricity, gas and oil management. Article 17 The Villagers Commission should organize a rural fire safety convention and encourage villagers to participate in physical, property insurance. The development, construction, protection, rehabilitation and maintenance of the National Culture Village and the tourist area (points) should be in line with fire planning and fire safety technical provisions. No units and individuals shall be allowed to carry out their own mobile, slander, pressure, destruction, dismantling, firefighting equipment, facilities and fire protection symbols; no unauthorized construction of temporary (constructions) to intrus the space or the fire block. Article 20 places where the village is capable of saving, fuelable material should maintain a safe distance from the home or fire source. The prohibition of the production, storage, sale of flammable waste, hazardous chemicals and unconstitutional use of electrical equipment, fuel use, in violation of fire safety management provisions, and the prohibition of the use of fires in places at risk. Article 21, the public safety firefighting agencies should train Government leaders in communes (communes), civilian police officers dispatched and key members of the Rural Fire Organization for fire safety knowledge training. The Public Security Service should have a plan to organize training for district units, fire safety managers and rural duty firefighters. Section II of the Public Security Officers should conduct frequent fire monitoring inspections of the territorial units and villages. Public safety fire agencies should focus on screening firefighting efforts in communes (communes), more than 50 villages, ethnic cultural villages and village tourism villages. Article 23 communes (communes), villages should set fire fire propaganda columns and fixed propaganda cards at awakening location and establish fire signs. Chapter IV Article 24 Governments should organize scientific planning and argument for rural fire infrastructure construction, monitor, inspect and test the construction of rural fire infrastructure and clarify the maintenance, maintenance and responsibility of rural fire safety infrastructure. Article 25 Planning and construction in the village town should be in line with the requirements of the Code of the Designation of Fire in the Village Town. The rural wood structure, the house-intensive villages should open fire lines, and each fire subsector should control 30 villagers from 12 m. The villagers' homes are pushed into the ladder's village, which is appropriate to open the fire line along the slopes vertically; the opening of the fire line is a difficult village; and the construction of fire walls exceeding 0.5 m. Article 26 should be accompanied by the construction of fire water supply facilities in the context of the introduction of water. More than 30 villages should be constructed to slacken and fire ponds, with corresponding firewater belts and water guns. Each fire lobster shall not be greater than 80 metres, and fire water pools should ensure that the water needs of the pyrethroid system are met. Villages should be accompanied by firewater tanks or water ponds; more than 50 villages should be equipped with fire pumps. Villages should be equipped with fire-contraints, fires, axes, gradients, and spoilers. Chapter V Article 27 Obligations to fire brigades, rural exclusive (and part) fire brigades should conduct regular fire operations training and organize fire extingencies. The neighbouring villages should put in place a fire-fighting mechanism to carry out joint exercises. Article 28 Obligations to fire brigades and the rural exclusive (part-time) firefighting teams should clarify the exclusive custodian custodian facility. Inadequate or disruptive facilities should be equipped and updated in a timely manner. Article 29 communes (communes), villages should develop fire extingencies. The fire extingencies include the following: (i) Village (communes), village formation; (ii) The situation of organizations such as rural obligation fire brigades, hijacking of dangerous mobile teams, medical treatment teams; (iii) Fire infrastructure creation, distribution; (iv) Reporting and police handling procedures; (v) Measures, tasks, division of labour and procedures to combat fires, demolitions; (vi) Communications liaison, security-saving procedures and tasks. Article 33 Circumstances of rural fires are based on the principles of life-saving, ensuring focus, and first-handing guidance, implementing rapid reactions, targeting near-organizations, fires, congestion, ground access, unity of command. Article 31 states that in the event of rural fires, spoilers or villages should immediately organize the rescue of rural fire organizations; local governments should organize, in a timely manner, risk-breaking mobile teams and related sectors to carry out on-site disaster-recovery efforts; public safety fire agencies or public safety officers should immediately be removed from firefields to organize rescue workers and fire extinguish fires. Article 32 organizes fire-saving fires, in emergencies, the firefield command is entitled to facilitate the transfer of water, electricity, medical care, transport, etc. by law. In order to avoid significant losses, the overall command of the firefield has the right to determine, in accordance with the law, urgent measures such as the removal of contiguous (construction) construction. As a result of the fire extortion, the fire unit or the village should be protected on the ground, if the fire accident is actually provided, and the accident investigation is accepted. Article 34 of the Public Security Fire Agency or the Public Security Service assigns titles based on the need for closed firefields. No units and individuals shall be allowed to clean fire sites without the consent of the public safety firefighting agency or the public security station. The survey of heavy, special fires in rural areas is the responsibility of the public safety fire agencies and, in accordance with the needs of the fire accident survey, requests for the participation of sector and technical experts, such as safe production supervision, inspection, etc.; investigations of general fires are carried out by local public security officers and will report on local public safety firefighting agencies. After the fire investigation, public safety firefighting agencies or public security officers should be able to report on accidents in a timely manner, statistical fire losses, and address observations and recommendations on accident responsibility units and responsibilities. Article XV states that, in the event of heavy and special fires, the Government of the city, the district-level people should issue information. On a case-by-tier reporting system for heavy, special fire accidents, the local Government should report to the Government of the population at the highest level on such situations as heavy, special fire basic conditions, major lessons, improved measures and accountability. Chapter VI Legal responsibility In violation of article 18, the period of time was changed by a public safety fire agency or by a public security agency, which was later uncorrected, warning the individual's office or a fine of up to $50 million, with a fine of up to 1000 units. Article 37 staff members of the State organs have one of the following acts, which has not yet been committed, and administratively disposed of directly responsible personnel by law: (i) Failure to carry out the fire safety responsibilities under this provision, negligence, negligence, misery and consequences; (ii) In violation of fire safety management provisions or because of fault, causing fire accidents or affecting fire-saving efforts, serious losses have not been caused. In violation of this provision, the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Honoural Fire Regulations, should be subject to administrative sanctions or administrative disposal. Chapter VII Article 39 |
