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(Act No. 192 of the People's Government Order No. 192 of 3 July 2005) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen the building and management of social fire organizations, to enhance the capacity of social defence and fire recovery, to prevent and reduce fire hazards, to protect the safety of citizens, public property and citizens' property, to guarantee economic construction smoothly, and to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Fire Act and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article II refers to firefighting organizations other than the public safety fire brigades that undertake fire prevention, rescue and social relief efforts, including specialized firefighting teams and compulsory fire brigades. Article 3. This approach applies to the construction and management of social firefighting organizations within the territorial administration. Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the construction and management of social fire-fighting organizations, integrate social fire organizations into economic and social development plans, gradually increase inputs, build a variety of forms of social firefighting organizations and guarantee that firefighting work is adapted to economic, social development. Various forms of social firefighting organizations are encouraged and supported by institutions, groups, businesses, business units, and the National Commission for Housing (Leal). Agencies and individuals are encouraged to contribute to the building of social fire organizations. Article 5 The Public Security Service should assist the public safety firefighting agencies in carrying out operational guidance for social fire organizations within the jurisdiction. The relevant sectors of development reform, finance, trade, personnel, labour security, transport, construction, planning, business and tourism should be jointly developed and managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 6. Social firefighting organizations and their members have made a prominent contribution or a significant achievement in firefighting efforts, and Governments at all levels and the relevant sectors should give recognition and incentives. Chapter II Article 7. Governments of the urban population should organize dedicated fire brigades in accordance with urban overall planning and fire planning, in accordance with economic and social development needs. The Government of the more developed towns should establish a dedicated fire brigade. The more developed criteria for the economy are developed by the commune government in the area, based on the actual needs of local economic development and firefighting efforts, and are presented to the Provincial Government. Article 8 units under article 28 of the People's Republic of China Fire Safety Act, as well as economic technology development zones, tourist holidays, high-technical development zones, country-level landscapes, natural protected areas, large trade zones, important vehicle stations, terminals, should be established. The former paragraph should establish units dedicated to fire brigades (other than nuclear power plants) and be submitted by the public security authorities of the communes, as determined by the same-level people's Government, the posting of provincial and municipal public safety fire agencies. Article 9. Special firefighting teams established by the Urban People's Government organizations should be implemented in accordance with urban fire safety standards. In addition to other dedicated firefighting units outside the urban people's Government dedicated to firefighting teams, it could be formed separately or co-established, taking into account the criteria established by the Urban Fire Station. After the establishment of a dedicated fire brigade, the provincial public safety fire agencies should be reported. The full-time fire brigade must not be withdrawn; the case of the provincial public safety fire agency should be reported as a result of the withdrawal or separation of units, consolidation and other statutory circumstances. Article 10 Street, communes, communes (communities) and institutions, groups, businesses, business units may establish an obligation fire brigade consisting of workers, residents (communities). In addition to the fire safety focus units outside the provisions of article 8 of this approach, as well as the operating management units such as the Highway, the long tunnel (over 1,000 m), the residential sector, the responsibility for day-to-day fire safety management should be established or equipped with specialist, part-time fire safety management. Urban community-building should focus fire fire construction and make fire safety a key focus for community management and services, build fire management and service networks adapted to community development, form an obligation fire brigade and effectively manage community fire safety. The mandatory fire brigade should be equipped with the corresponding firefighting equipment based on fire prevention and fire extingencies. The establishment of an obligation fire brigade and the staffing of a dedicated, part-time firefighting manager should be reported on local public safety firefighting agencies. Article 11. Special firefighters shall have the following conditions: (i) Horizon fire and dedication; (ii) The degree of culture above; (iii) The age of eighteen to forty-five years, with physical health; (iv) Be eligible for training in firefighting operations, access to a public safety fire agency induction certificate. The heads of specialized fire brigades should have higher levels of culture and have corresponding fire expertise and organizational command capacity. The responsibilities of the heads of specialized fire brigades should be reported to the local public safety fire agency. Article 12 Public safety fire agencies should identify personnel to conduct regular operational guidance and training for social firefighting organizations and to enhance the capacity of social fire organizations to defend and rescue fires. The public safety firefighting agencies should incorporate social fire firefighting organizations into fire-saving networks, play their full role in social fire-fighting organizations and strengthen the capacity of fire-fighting forces regions to coordinate fire-saving. Chapter III Article 13 (i) To assume responsibility for training in fire safety advocacy in the region and to promote fire safety knowledge; (ii) Conduct regular fire inspections, promote the implementation of fire liability regimes by relevant units and individuals, and eliminate fire hidden in a timely manner; (iii) The establishment of fire inspection files and the establishment of fire markings in accordance with national provisions; (iv) The establishment of the relevant fire operations information files with regard to road, fire water, fire safety focus units, focus sites, etc. in the area responsible; (v) The development of fire safety-focused units, priority-level accident disposal and fire extingencies, and the organization of regular exercises; (vi) Guidance for training of firefighters; (vii) Remove fires, protect firefields and assist the relevant sectors in investigating fire causes and dealing with fire accidents; (viii) To report on fire fire safety to public safety firefighting agencies on a regular basis; (ix) Other responsibilities to be performed by the provision. Article 14. (i) Promote fire safety knowledge and enhance people's self-sustainability and assist in fire safety; (ii) To urge others to adhere to fire safety systems and to discourage and combat violations of fire safety; (iii) To conduct fire prevention inspections, to report on the hidden fire and to make corrections and recommendations; (iv) Participation in the development of accident disposal and fire extinguishing pre-warning cases and organization of regular exercises; (v) Participation in fire extortion and assistance in the protection of fire sites; (vi) Other responsibilities to be performed by the provision. Article 15. Social firefighting organizations have found fire spoilers in fire prevention inspections and have the right to require the relevant units or individuals to be rectified in a timely manner, and to report public safety firefighting agencies or local public safety missions to the extent that they are not rectified. The reports received by public safety firefighting agencies or local public security stations should be processed in a timely manner. Article 16 should develop operational training plans and organize implementation. The dedicated firefighting teams should strictly implement the system of duties, implement the practitioners and complete the mandate. Execution of specialized fire brigades, firefighting, rescue, operational training are carried out in the light of the relevant provisions of the operation and training of the security firefighting forces. The mandatory fire brigades should conduct targeted operational training based on actual circumstances and improve the skills to combat fire. Article 17 The Social Fire Organization should maintain fire equipment, equipment and equipment on a regular basis to ensure that it is effective. Fire vehicles, firefighters, pumps, etc., should be regularly inspected, not less than two times a month, and a record of inspection. Article 18 Social firefighting organizations have received orders from fire alerts or public safety firefighting agencies, which must be stopped immediately and rescued. Social firefighting organizations must be subject to the unity of command of public safety fire agencies in fire-fighting activities, as well as in other fire-fighting activities. The firefighting vehicles of the social fire organizations, fire crafts to carry out fire-saving or other disaster accidents are not restricted by the pace of movement, route, direction and command signals, and other vehicles, ships and crews must not be allowed to cross, transcend. Transport management command officers should ensure the rapid movement of fire vehicles, firefighters. Chapter IV Security of social fire organizations Article 19 was established by the Government of the people to establish a dedicated firefighting team, which should be determined by the Government of more than the population at the district level for the recruitment of personnel (releaded) programmes. Other dedicated fire brigades are identified by the formation of units to ensure their normal functioning, in accordance with national provisions and the actual need for firefighting operations. Article 20 Requirements such as equipment for equipment, learning training, attendance subsidies, are addressed by the construction unit. Article 21 Establishment units dedicated to fire brigades should enter into labour or hire contracts in accordance with the law. Social insurance and accident injury insurance are governed by the provisions during the contract and can be rotated on the basis of the age, body, of the work needs or of the fire brigade. The wages, awards, benefits and benefits of the enterprise's dedicated fire brigade personnel shall not be lower than the average treatment enjoyed by the employee of the unit. In article 22, social firefighting organizations should be equipped with complete safety protection equipment to protect the safety of firefighting organizations and to reduce the loss of personal life and injuries in fire relief. Article 23 Personnel and specialist, part-time firefighting managers in social fire safety organizations should be addressed by the formation units in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, and by the local people's Government. It should be declared in accordance with the conditions stated by the Revolution. Article 24 fire trucks, firefighters organized by social firefighting organizations should be installed in accordance with the brands of special vehicles (lallows) and set up specialized markings. The specific approach was developed by the provincial public security authorities with provincial transport administration authorities to report on the provincial Government. The firefighting vehicles of the social firefighting organizations, firefighters are exempted from the payment of feeding fees (coaway conservation fee); fire trucks carrying out fire-fighting relief missions; firefighters are exempted from paying. The fire trucks, firefighters of the Social Fire Organization shall not be used for activities not related to firefighting and rescue. Article 25 The social fire safety organization's battalion construction, the acquisition of vehicles, etc., should be subject to national provisions. Article 26 (i) Accruing from the insurance company's payment for rescue payments; (ii) Unregistered insurance by the rescue unit, which is responsible for compensation; (iii) Inadequate pay for insurance payments or incapacity for fire units, due compensation is provided by the Government of the people at the location of the fire unit. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 27 provides for the Government of the people who have not fulfilled their responsibilities under the National People's Republic of China's Fire Act, the Zangang Province for the Implementation of the People's Fire Act and this approach, and the Government of the High-level People should be responsible for the transformation of its deadlines; the late failure to change and the administrative disposition of the persons directly responsible and other persons directly responsible; and the criminal responsibility of the law. Article 28 does not perform the functions set forth in this approach by the organs, groups, enterprises, units of the cause, and by the competent organ or sector responsible for the change of their duration; is not reformulated after the delay in granting administrative, disciplinary or other treatment under the law to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law. Twenty-ninth fire brigades are not immediately stopped on the ground after they were given fire alerts or fire relief orders by public safety fire agencies; they are criticized by public safety fire agencies; and are held criminally accountable to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for the units, by their units or by the authorities, departments that are entitled to be treated in accordance with the law; constitute crimes. Annex VI Article 31 of this approach has been implemented since 1 September 172. The Zangang Province's Responsibilities for the Management of Fire Organizations (No. 32 of the Provincial Government Order) was abolished on 5 April 1993. |
