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(Summit of 22 September 2003 at the 15th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Republic of Hong Kong to consider the adoption of Decree No. 157 of 12 November 2003 on the occasion of 1 December 2003 of the Order of the Government of the People's Republic of China) Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of rivers, ensure the stability of the river and the protection of flood, safe navigation, and develop this approach in the light of the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the Hikhaz Act, the Long River Basin Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2, within the context of the management of rivers within the city's administration (hereinafter referred to as “leads”) and its management activities, should be subject to this approach. Article 3. The Government of the People of the District (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) should strengthen its leadership in the management of the rivers in the current administration, coordinate and address in a timely manner the major problems in the management of the rivers. Article IV governs the management of rivers, in accordance with the principle of decentralized management, by the authorities of the Government of the People's Water Administration. The management of the rivers of the Governor, the Shepherd and the Uangan River is the responsibility of the municipal water administration authorities. In this regard, the river shrines in the city's immediate rivers were commissioned by the municipal water administration authorities to pay special attention to the management of the city's rivers, and the remaining rivers were entrusted by the municipal water administration authorities with specific management of the water administration authorities in the provinces (in self-government districts, municipalities). Other rivers are managed by the water administration authorities in the district (in self-government districts, municipalities). The management of rivers in the district (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) border area is determined by the Water Administration authorities in the neighbouring areas (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) in consultation; the consultations are not carried out by the district authorities designated by the municipal water administration authorities (Autonomous Regions, municipalities). The specific scope of the border river is determined by the municipal water administration authorities. Article 5 provides a unified planning system for river sands. Indication planning for the Long River River Rivers is prepared and submitted in accordance with the provisions of the Long River Basin Wealth Regulations. Sheltering, Uang River, was developed by the Municipal Water Administration, in coordination with the territorial authorities of the River (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) to seek advice from the municipal transport administration authorities and to report to the Government of the city's approval. Other rivers are planned by the water administration authorities located in the River District (Autonomous Regions, Municipalities) to report on the approval of the Government of the current people to the municipal water administration. With regard to the navia, the views of the same-level transport administrative authorities or the shipping administration and maritime institutions should be sought before the submission. It is imperative that the river be rigorously implemented, and that it should be reported in accordance with the above-mentioned provisions. Article 6. River sand planning should fully take into account the requirements for the safe and secure safety of rivers, in line with integrated planning and special planning such as flood prevention, river therapy and air conditioning. Article 7 (i) A restricted area and an extractive area; (ii) The duration and the period of sampling; (iii) Total annual sand control; (iv) The number of controls that can be taken from sand vessels and shores in the area. Article 8. The following regions of the river shall be listed as restricted areas: (i) The scope of protection of the berm, bridges, dams; (ii) Within the scope of the current route, the area surrounding the route, which is under the pipeline and route, the subsidised side of the main route, the non-soiled parts of the naviol, which contribute to the maintenance of the blend, chewing, etc. of the condition of the flow of the mountain rivers; (iii) In the next river, three metres of cables; (iv) The parking and operation area of ships, the vehicle, passenger corridors, the glomeration facility, which is located in three metres of the facility, and the dangerous terminals; (v) Other areas under the law should be prohibited. The administrative authorities in the relevant districts of Article 9 (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) may develop programmes for the implementation of the Shelter Plan in the current administrative area, following the approval of the municipal water administration authorities, based on the bathymetry planning of the Rivers. The Long River Basin Plant Implementation Programme has been developed and submitted in accordance with the provisions of the Long River Basin Stigu Regulations. Article 10. Municipal, district and municipal water administration authorities may take over sand management functions under Article IV, and water in rivers in the present administration area, as required by Article IV, Brazza, business, routing, and management, to inform the Government of the current people of the announcement after the decision of the Government. Article 11 applies the regime for the extraction of shrines. The river sampling licence is made available by the municipal water administration authorities. Permits are granted by the municipal water administration authorities for the long, heralth and the river of Uang River. In this regard, the riparian licence granted directly by the municipal water administration authorities, and the other rivers are authorized by the municipal water administration authorities to grant specific approvals in the tropolitan areas (Autonomous Regions, municipalities). Shealths, golds and rivers other than Ugang are licensed by the territorial authorities of the water sector (Autonomous Regions, municipalities). A year-long recuperation permit is valid within the deadline. Article 12 shall apply for shattered units within the river to be legally registered corporate legal persons, who apply for shattered individuals must be citizens with civil behaviour capability. The following conditions must be met for the application of the use of shine sands. (i) The sandstorage of sands from 80 to 150 magistrature within the Long River River, which has been driven by 50 to 100 mammals in the Shel River River, and the power of sands from other rivers not exceeding 50 mammal power; (ii) Ships, shipowners' certificates; (iii) There are requested-compliant storing and storing technicians. Article 13 applies for the use of sands within the city's immediate river paragraph and shall apply to the municipal water administration authorities. In other rivers ( Rivers), the application for the use of sands should be made to the water administration authorities in the district (Autonomous Regions, municipalities). The application for river sands should be completed. The application form for rivers should include the extractive projects, the scope of mining, the total mining, the method of operation, the disposal of exams and the time period for exploitation. Article 14. Upon receipt by the water administration authorities of the application of the river, an on-site survey shall be carried out in accordance with the conditions set forth in Article 12, and the following conditions shall be mapped: (i) In line with the requirements for the sampling and sampling periods identified in the river sand sampling planning; (ii) In line with the annual requirement for sand control; (iii) To be in line with established operational modalities; (iv) In line with the control requirements of the number of drove vessels and the number of extractive points on the coast; (v) Other necessary conditions provided by the water administration authorities. Article 15 requests for sands consistent with the conditions set forth in this approach shall be approved and issued by the water administration authorities within 30 days of receipt of the application for the use of sandals; and shall not be approved shall inform the applicant in writing and explain the reasons. The leprosy licence shall specify specific matters such as mining projects, mining scope, depth of mining, total mining, duration of mining, operational modalities, and disposal. Article 16 covers the route, and the water administration authorities should seek the views of the shipping administration and maritime institutions in writing. The request should be accompanied by a sand-based map. The shipping management and maritime institutions have differed views on the range of proposed approved sands and should provide written advice and justification within 7 days. Article 17 requests for shrines that may result in changes in rivers or changes in navigation should be organized by the water administration authorities to conduct scientific arguments for experts in the relevant sectors and related fields, without approval of the possibility of endangering the stability of the river and preventing the safety, safety of roads. Article 18 The water administration authorities shall notify the shipping authorities and maritime institutions when they are granted a licence for the rivers involved. The rouble management and maritime institutions are subject to the decision of the current-level people of the issuing bodies, but it must not therefore impede the normal conduct of shattered activities. Article 19 requires, for particular reasons, to extract sands within the prohibited areas provided for in Article 8, the water administration authorities shall organize scientific evidence and obtain the consent of the relevant management or unit. Article 20 provides that the water administration authorities may, when authorizing the granting of a licence to the rivers, make use of tenders to determine the sampling units or individuals. Article 21 The territorial authorities that have been entrusted with the authorization of the granting of a licence for the granting of a long-sizen, heralth, the River River (in self-governing, municipal) water, shall, by 10 a month, be subject to the approval and implementation of the report of the municipal water administration authorities. The municipal water administration authorities should strengthen guidance and oversight on the management of rivers. Article 22 units and individuals involved in the sandstorage must comply with the following provisions: (i) Removal in strict compliance with the location, scope, total mining, operational modalities and deadlines approved by the river's licence (recognition of changes to be made and should be reproduced); (ii) Accommodation shall not be carried out in the river; (iii) No damage to facilities such as hydrology, water tests, mails, telecommunications, etc. shall not be jeopardized by the fires, bridges, roads, ports, terminals, dams, dams, hydration and smoking; (iv) Prohibition of the forfeiture, alteration, sale, rent, borrowing or other transfer of royalties; (v) Prohibition of the shipment of shrines for the arsenal of illegal sands; (vi) Emergency prevention of the period of May, and the need for shattering units or individuals to be subject to the uniform movement control command of the command; (vii) To comply with the requirements for safety of navigation, to establish a marked mark to guarantee the safety of navigation and navigation. Article 23 units and individuals involved in river sand sampling should pay royalties to water administrative authorities that licensed the river. The specific collection and use of the royalties of the river shrine is established by the Municipal Finance Agency, the Municipal Prices Authority, and the Municipal Waters Authority in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Units and individuals engaged in river sands are no longer allowed for mining permits and underground water construction operations without paying royalties and mineral resource compensation. Article 24, when the water administration authorities and their staff perform the supervisory duties under the management of the rivers, shall be entitled to take the following measures: (i) To request the transmission of documents, photographs, information to be made available to the sand units or individuals; (ii) To request a description of the issues related to the implementation of this approach by shying units or individuals; (iii) To investigate the place of production of shattered units or individuals; (iv) Accelerate or individual to stop violations of this approach. Article 25, in violation of this approach, does not transmit to the river, with the storage of sands or wastes within the river, and shall be compensated for damages by the water administration authorities for the cessation of the offence and for the imposition of remedies for fines of up to 30,000 dollars. Article 26, in violation of this approach, does not permit the extraction of sands by the river; while there is a licence for the river, the banners, the sampling of shrines, do not have been taken in accordance with the provisions of the licence of the river; and forfeiture, sale, rent, borrowing or otherwise transfer of royalties from the river, shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of Article 39 of the Tenth River Regulation. Article 27 of the shipment of shrines by sand vessels in the stomaching of illegal shrines, is a co-implementation of illegal sands with illegal sands, which is sanctioned in accordance with article 39, subparagraphs (i), (ii), of the Regulation on the Management of the Sherats. Article 28, in violation of the relevant provisions of river shrines, shall be open to the auction; it is difficult for the auction or the auction to be removed and destroyed on the ground. Article 29, in accordance with this approach, should be subject to administrative penalties, and the water administration authorities in the relevant districts (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) are not subject to administrative penalties, by the municipal water administration authorities responsible for making administrative sanctions decisions or direct administrative sanctions; and administrative penalties are granted to responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities. Article 31 consists of one of the following acts, which are governed by the law by the competent and other persons directly responsible by the competent organ of the authority; the alleged offence is committed and transferred to the judiciary in accordance with the law: (i) The water administration authorities and their staff members have taken care to modify the sand planning of rivers, to approve the use of sands in violation of the river's sand planning, to grant licences for rivers in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, not to perform oversight duties or to collect royalties in accordance with national and municipal regulations; (ii) Other relevant departments and their staff toys negligence, abuse of their functions, breach of the relevant provisions of the State and the city, interference or destruction of sand management orders, issuance of evidence, incest fees for the sampling units or individuals. Article 31 of this approach refers to the municipality's immediate river, which is referred to by the Governor, from the sheet to the bak, and to the elo River from the magnetic slogans. After the construction of the Trimusewater operation, the scope of the municipal water pipe was redefined and made public by the municipal water administration authorities on the basis of changes in water and water. Article 32 is implemented effective 1 December 2003. The announcement by the Government of the People's Republic of the Greater Honour of 4 August 1999 concerning the issuance of the rejuvenation of shrine management (document No. [1999]56) was also repealed. |
