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(Adopted by the 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of Anguébé Province on 21 June 2004 No. 170 of the Order of the People's Government of Anguégué Province on 7 July 2004 and published as of 1 September 2004) Chapter I General Article 1 regulates the management of mineral resources, the rational use and effective protection of mineral resources, in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mineral Resources Act, and establishes this approach in the light of the actual interests of the country. Article 2. This approach applies to the evaluation, preparation, registration and statistics of the reserves of mineral resources within the territorial administration. This approach refers to the total amount of mineral resources acquired through the survey and feasibility evaluation of mineral resources. Article 3 The relevant sectors of the local people's government at the district level should be jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter II Article IV evaluates the quantity of mineral resources, by the Prospects, the Mining Power or the Mining Author, entrusts an evaluation expert with the organization of the mineral resource stock assessment body to carry out the evaluation in accordance with national provisions. The qualifications and management of the mineral resource reserve evaluation body and the evaluation expert are implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 5 below shall be evaluated: (i) The prospector surveyed the quantity of the mineral resources obtained or applied for mining rights; (ii) The amount of mineral resources that should be verified in the transfer of the right to prospecting and mining; (iii) Survey of mineral resource deposits based on open distribution of stock and other means of financing, financing and development projects; (iv) Reservations of mineral resources that have not been received or are prepared for write-off at the time of suspension, closure of mines; (v) The reserves of mineral resources needed to be re-examined for major changes in the mined area due to productive exploration or other reasons; (vi) Construction of railways, roads, factories, water banks, pipelines, transmission lines and various large buildings or complexs that require destabilization of important mineral resources; (vii) The Department of State Gemin Mines Administration authorities provide for the storage of mineral resources in other cases where evaluation should be carried out. Article 6. The assessment of the mineral resources, the prospector, the mining authority or the mining owner shall submit the following material to the mineral resource reserve evaluation body: (i) Report on mineral resource storage; (ii) A copy of a survey licence or a mining licence; (iii) The feasibility evaluation information for the development of deposits; (iv) Other material to be submitted by law, legislation and regulations. Article 7. The evaluation of the mineral resource reserve shall be conducted by an evaluation expert within the time period agreed upon by the contract. The mineral resource reserve evaluation expert shall be avoided in relation to the prospector, the mining owner or the mining owner that has a direct stake or other interest. Article 8. The evaluation of the mineral resource reserve shall be carried out in accordance with the national criteria for the evaluation of the mineral resources and the technical standards, and shall form an evaluation opinion. The evaluation shall be based on a chapter of the evaluation body, with the views and signature of the evaluation expert. The mineral resource reserve evaluation body and the evaluation expert shall be properly equipped with evaluation materials and shall not be allowed, replicated and used for other reimbursable services. Article 9. The mineral resource reserve evaluation body shall submit a letter of assessment of the mineral resources to the author of the evaluation of the prospector, the mining authority or the mining owner. The prospector, the mining authority or the mining authority applicant objected to the assessment of the mineral resources submitted by the mineral resource reserve evaluation body and could submit a request for review to the geological mining administrative authorities responsible for the assessment of the mineral resource reserve within 10 days of the date of receipt of the evaluation. The geological mining administrations should reorganize evaluation experts within 10 days of the date of receipt of review requests. Article 10. The mineral resource reserve evaluation body shall, within 15 days of the completion of the assessment of the mineral resource reserve, report on geological mining administrative authorities in accordance with the following provisions: (i) To be used only as sands, stones, poles, and reserves of resources are medium- and above, and to report on the geological mining administrative authorities of the city's government in the establishment area; (ii) In addition to minerals provided in the previous subparagraph, the amount of the resources is small and the scale below, and the case of the competent geological mining administrative authorities of the city's government in the area covered; (iii) The stock of mineral resources identified by the State and the provincial financial investment survey and the specific mineral resources required by the State and the State, as well as the reserves of mineral resources other than the geological mining administrative authorities of the Department of State. Article 11. The mineral resource reserve shall be submitted to: (i) Applications for a review of the mineral resource reserve; (ii) Post-reviewed mineral resource storage reports; (iii) Other material to be submitted by law, legislation and regulations. Article 12. The assessment of the reserves of mineral resources in accordance with the following conditions shall be carried out by the geological mineral resource assessment body within 15 days of the date of receipt of the request for the submission, and shall be accompanied by the prospector, the mining authority or the mining owner entrusted with the evaluation of the mineral resource reserve, the mining authority or the mining authority applicant, and shall be reported to the competent geological mining administration authorities of the people at the highest level: (i) The evaluation of the mineral resource reserve and the evaluation of experts are eligible accordingly; (ii) The evaluation criteria, procedures are consistent with the relevant national provisions. Article 13. The exploitation of mineral resources for planning, mine design, mining investments and prospecting, mining concessions, transfer assessment should be based on the mineral resource reserve for geological mining administrations. Chapter III Registration and statistics The following Article 14. (i) The stock of mineral resources obtained by the Prospects, which shall be registered by the geological mining administrative authorities in the mineral resource reserve assessment case within 30 days of receipt of the assessment of the mineral resource reserve; (ii) The reserves of mineral resources that are to be occupied by the mining authority applicant shall be registered by the geological mining administration authorities in the mineral resource reserve assessment case prior to the processing of a mining licence; (iii) The reserves of mineral resources occupied by the mining owner shall be recalculated after the receipt of a certificate of assessment of the mineral resources reserve, within 30 days of the date of receipt of the successful assessment of the mineral resource reserve, until the date of the date of the submission of a change registry of the original mineral resource reserve; (iv) Construction of railways, roads, factories, water banks, pipelines, transmission lines and various large buildings or complexs, which require destabilization of important mineral resource reserves, and construction units should be registered with the authorities of the Government of the province, within 30 days of approval by the Department of State; (v) Removal or closure of mines during the period of effectiveness of the mining licence, the quantity of mineral resources that have not been received or prepared for write-offs, and the mining owner shall, within 30 days from the date of receipt of the assessment of the mineral resource reserve, proceed with the registration or write-off of the geological mining administrative authorities in the mineral resource reserve assessment case. Article 15 Applications for the registration of mineral resources shall be submitted in accordance with the following provisions: (i) To apply for the conduct of a search registration and the submission of a survey licence, assessment of the mineral resource reserve and assessment certificates; (ii) Applications for occupancy registration and submissions should be submitted to the assessment of the mineral resource reserve, the evaluation certificate and the approval documents of the administrative authorities for the construction of the mines project; (iii) To apply for the processing of a change registration and to submit an assessment of the stock of mineral resources, an evaluation certificate; (iv) To apply for the processing of depression registrations and to submit approval documents for the construction of projects that undermine the stocks of important mineral resources; (v) To apply for the processing of the registration or cancellation of the registration of the residues, submissions should be submitted to the assessment of the mineral resource reserve, assessment of the certificate. Article 16, following the registration of the inventory of the mineral resource reserve, the prospector has a priority under the law to the mineral resource reserve. The reserves of mineral resources occupied by the mining owner have been registered as the basis for the deposit of mineral resources by the mining owner. Following the registration of the stock of mineral resources damaged by construction projects, the geological mining administrative authorities may not accept the application for the exploitation of mineral resources in the context of depression. Article 17 Construction projects have been approved for the examination of important mineral resource reserves obtained by the depression of the prospector or by the mining owner, and construction units should enter into compensating agreements with the prospector, the mining owner and report on the approval of the reversed geological mining administrative authorities. Article 18 The size of the stock of mineral resources registered by the mining owner shall be adapted to the scale of the exploitation and shall not be divided into the whole mined bed. Article 19 Prospects and mining rights should provide, as required by States, statistical information on the annual stocks of mineral resources. Minors should conduct testing and statistics on their annual mining, losses and reserves of mineral resources for various reasons, and reduce the stocks of mineral resources, and submit information on the stocks of mineral resources to the geothermal administrative authorities of the local population over the district level. Article 20 The Ministry's Government's Geological Mines Authority should compile statistical information on the reserves of mineral resources throughout the province and issue statistical information on the reserves of mineral resources throughout the province. Article 21, the authorities of the geological mining administration of the local people at the district level should monitor the use of mineral resources reserves. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 22, the prospector, the mining owner or the mining right applicant provide false material for the evaluation of the mineral resource reserve, which is invalid; and the loss should be compensated. Article 23 is one of the following cases, the evaluation is invalid, with a fine of up to 30,000 dollars for the mineral resource stock assessment body imposed by the geological authorities of the local people's Government over the district level, which imposes a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for the evaluation experts and may be brought to the evaluation of the evaluation qualifications: (i) A non-exploitation by the organizations of the mineral resource assessment body; (ii) The mineral resource reserve evaluation body requested the evaluation of the experts for false evaluation opinions; (iii) The evaluation of experts in violation of the evaluation criteria established by the State and the procedures for the evaluation of mineral resources. Article 24, the mineral resource reserve evaluation body and the evaluation expert will receive, replicate and use other reimbursable services, which shall be converted by the authority of the geological mining administration of the local people's government over the district level and may be brought to the approval of the evaluation qualifications sector to revoke its evaluation qualifications; the loss should be compensated. Article 25 does not provide for the registration of deposits of mineral resources or the unauthorized modification of the registered reserves of mineral resources, which is converted by the authorities of the local people at the district level to the maximum period of time, and the fine of over 3,000 dollars. Article 26, in violation of the present approach, provides that construction projects take the power to destabilize important reserves of mineral resources, are being converted by the authorities of the geological mining administration of the local people, at the district level, and that losses should be compensated. Article 27, in violation of the provisions of the present approach, rejects reports, conceals reports, directs information on the reserves of mineral resources and is subject to correction by the authorities of the geological mining administration of the local people at the district level, which is later uncorrected, and punishes them in accordance with the relevant provisions of statistical laws, regulations and regulations. Article twenty-eighth geological mining administrative authorities and their staff have one of the following cases, which are governed by the law, and constitute crimes and are held criminally by law: (i) Assessment of the quantity of mineral resources that are not in compliance with the provisions of this approach; (ii) No verification of the reserves of mineral resources in accordance with this approach; (iii) Resistance in the statistical work of the mineral resource reserve; (iv) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and observation. Chapter V Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2004. |
