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(Act No. 183 of 12 November 2004 of the People's Government Order No. 183 of the Zangi Province, which came into force on 1 January 2005) Chapter I General Article 1 protects forest resources and the ecological environment, in line with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China's Forests Act, the Plant quarantine Regulations, the Forest Psychological Control Regulations, and in the light of the actual provisions of this province. This approach should be followed by units and individuals involved in the prevention and treatment of pyrethroid diseases within the territorial administration. Article 3 quantification should uphold the principles of prevention as the primary, integrated governance, strict quarantine and active elimination. Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of pyrethroid diseases. The Government of the Provincial People and the Government of the People's Republic of Psychiatrics (hereinafter referred to as zones of occurrence), the priority area of pyrethroid disease prevention (hereinafter referred to as the priority prevention area), the city of the adjacent areas of the region, the city of the district (community, area) should establish a control command body. Article 5 (i) Monitoring, inspection of the implementation of the provisions on vector-based vector control in the relevant sectors; (ii) Coordination, guidance and implementation of necessary equipment and funding; (iii) Coordination of key issues in the prevention of interlinkages between neighbouring areas and between the relevant sectors; (iv) To decide on other important matters related to the prevention of pyrethroid diseases. Article 6 The financial administration authorities are responsible for the Government's financing and oversee the management and use of funds. The entry and inspection body is responsible for the quarantine of imported and exported goods, preventing the diversion or export of pyrethroid diseases from outside the country. Business administrations assist forestry administrative authorities in conducting quarantine inspections of timber operators, processing sites. The sectors such as public safety, railway, transport, civil aviation, electricity, telecommunications, postal services assist the forest administration in the prevention of pest diseases within their respective responsibilities. Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the building of the forest vector control institutions with dedicated personnel and the necessary equipment. Article 8. Article 9. The relevant executive authorities at the district level should encourage and support relevant scientific research, teaching, production units for the prevention of pest diseases, promote the application of advanced technologies and increase the level of prevention and technology. Units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the prevention of pest diseases should be recognized and rewarded by the Government of the people at the district level or by the forest administration authorities. Chapter II Quarantine inspection Article 10 The units and individuals concerned should cooperate. Article 11 allows the establishment of temporary forest plant and quarantine checkpoints to carry out quantifications, light materials and their semi-materials, and supplies, subject to quantification and approval by the Provincial Government. Article 12 prohibits the transfer of zones and plant breeding materials into priority prevention zones, as well as light, and semi-materials. Article 13 shall not be used for the use of zones that are not eligible for quarantine or from the area in which they occur. Article 14 prohibits the releasing of zones and plant breeding materials in the area. Article 15. Constraints, consumes and their semi-materials, goods and materials in areas of occurrence should be recovered in accordance with the law and after the processing of timber transport documents. The relevant units and individuals shall apply for the processing of loose, simulated and semi-material transport documents in the area of occurrence, in accordance with the conditions established by national and provincial forest administration authorities. Article 16 provides for the quarantine of all types of light, simulated and semi-materials, ingredients and individuals at the inter-zonal level, and shall be released to the sanitary institutions of the district and above, after the release of the sanitary request by the quarantine institution, for example, to be transferred to the local district level, and to be sent within 7 days of the date of the transfer to the district-level control agency for re-exploitation, with the release of eligible parties. Article 17 is implemented in accordance with the laws, regulations and national relevant provisions of the NPS, in accordance with the laws, regulations and national regulations for the importation of fauna and fauna. Article 18 (i) Consistency with lights and the dissemination of media-based pests; (ii) Be derived from plant-free certificates in the area of occurrence; (iii) No transport documents have been processed and have been transferred; (iv) Other offences are unknown. In the case of a non-safety certificate, there is no sanitary condition after the quarantine, which can be added to the sanitary certificate. Chapter III Prevention and removal Article 19 State-owned photoforestry, pyrethroid disease survey, organized by national forest sites or other units responsible for operational management; collective and individual surveys of all zoning, simplethroid disease, organized by the commune (communes). The survey units should report on the survey to the sanitary institutions at the location in a timely manner. The survey should include the location of distribution, tree species, area, victimization, depletion of the number of deaths. Article 20 shall be monitored by forest administration authorities at all levels, establish regulations, establish sound monitoring networks, equip technicians, undertake technical training and implement accountability systems. Article 21 quarantine surveys and monitoring are conducted in accordance with the relevant technical protocols and should be established to investigate and monitor technical files. Article 2 The units and individuals concerned should assist and cooperate. Article 23. The forest administration authorities should strengthen the management of timber operations, processing units and individuals, establish a preventive liability regime and a regular inspection system, and the business administration sector should cooperate. The sanitary institutions should strengthen the quarantine inspection of the timber operation, processing sites, and find that the epidemic is treated in a timely manner. No units or individuals shall be procured, sold, stored, carried out and used by a zone free of charge, saving and semi-materials, goods and goods. Article 25 found units and individuals with regard to pyrethroid disease and should be reported to local forest administration authorities in a timely manner. The forest administration authorities should be validated in accordance with national provisions and will report the results to the provincial forestry administration authorities, which also involve neighbouring areas. Article 26 renovates, afforestation and mountains should be carried out in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant technical protocols. The forest administration authorities should be equipped with relevant technical guidance and supervision of inspection. Article 27, the forest administration authorities should implement integrated measures to combat land-based measures in areas that are vulnerable to fervent diseases, combining biological, chemical and physical means of control; protect the treasury or other special protection significance in the area of wind. Article 28 is governed by a disputed cross-market, zones (communes, zones), which are responsible for the prevention of pest diseases and are determined through consultation by the forest administration authorities located in the disputed parties. The consultations were not conceived by the executive authorities of the two sides at the highest level. Article 29 Governments at all levels should guarantee inputs to the prevention and treatment of pyrethroid diseases. The pyrethroid disease survey, monitoring, prevention and treatment costs have been raised through a variety of channels to be made up of the Government, in which government funding is included in the Government's financial budget at all levels. Financial, forest administration authorities should effectively strengthen the management of the use of pyrethroid-resistant vector control funds and establish effective financial use management and oversight systems. No unit or person is prohibited from interfering with specific funds. Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, the State Department's Plant Quarantine Regulations and the Forest Psychology Control Regulations have been implemented in accordance with their provisions. Article 31 violates Article 12, Article 14, article 24 of this approach, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for the forest administration authorities, which causes the spread of the epidemic and imposes a fine of up to 50,000 dollars. Article 32, in violation of article 15 of this approach, is punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the transport of timber. Article 33, in violation of article 16 of this approach, is subject to a law order to supplement the quarantine or review process and to a fine of 20-30 per cent of the value of the goods, with a maximum fine not exceeding $50,000. Article 34, quarantine inspection, found goods with a simplistic or media-based pyrethroids, to be processed in accordance with the provisions of articles 8, 18, paragraph 2, of the Plant quarantine Regulations. Article 35 Administrative penalties under Article 31 of this approach may be imposed by the forest administration authorities. Article XVI contains one of the following acts by persons responsible for the prevention and control of pyrethroids, which are punishable by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law: (i) Inadequate treatment of pyrethroids, with serious consequences; (ii) Monitoring, quarantine, quarantine, hygienic reporting, debriefing, leading to the proliferation of vector-borne diseases; (iii) Conference, interception, misappropriation of insecticide-treated vectors; (iv) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization. Chapter V Article 37 states that the pyrethroid disease is covered by the zones, which are based in the district-level administrative area, and are published by national forest administration authorities or their authorized units. The priority prevention area of pyrethroids is to be easily accessible to pest diseases, and the natural cultural heritage of a world that requires special protection, the national-level focus of landscapes and the specially important ecological regions. The focus area of prevention was presented by the provincial forest administration authorities and was approved by the Government of the province. Article 338 is implemented effective 1 January 2005. |
