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(Adopted by the 18th Standing Committee of the People's Government of San Sussi Province on 4 February 2004 No. 172 of the People's Government Order No. 172 of 23 February 2004, which came into force on 10 March 2004) Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of safe production, to prevent accidents in production, to guarantee the lives and property security of the people, to promote economic development, to maintain social stability, and to develop this approach in accordance with the People's Republic of China Security Production Act and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3 (i) Improve the responsibility for safe production, establish a system of safety production control indicators, and introduce quantitative control and appraisals; (ii) The establishment of a monitoring system for sound safe production; (iii) Support, oversee the management of safe production and other sectors with the responsibility to oversee the management of safe production (hereinafter referred to as other relevant sectors) in accordance with the law; (iv) To convene a conference on safe production and the prevention of heavy safety accidents over the past quarter to study the views and recommendations of the relevant departments on integrated prevention of accidents in production and identify and implement preventive measures; (v) To organize more than twice a year a security production inspection and to find safe concealments to be addressed in a timely and coordinated manner; (vi) Organization of emergency relief scenarios for heavy safety accidents and the establishment of emergency relief systems. The administration of the above-mentioned people (communes) is the first responsible for the safe production of the present administration and is responsible for the overall leadership of security production. Article IV provides guidance, coordination, supervision and security for all relevant sectors of the people's Government. Article 5 Public safety, transport, rail, civil aviation, construction, quality, defence science and technology, water, postal, information industry, tourism, coal and environmental conservation are governed by relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and are guided, coordinated and monitored by the management of safe production supervision of people at the district level. Article 6 (i) To monitor, by law, the implementation of safety production laws, regulations and safety conditions and related equipment (other than special equipment), the safe management of materials, labour protection supplies; (ii) Coordination of key issues in the work of safe production; (iii) Approval by law of the security production of the industry directly supervised; (iv) Organizing more than once a year for the identification of major dangerous sources; (v) Organization, guidance, supervision and supervision of key corporate and special operating personnel (other than specialized equipment operating personnel) for safety-qualification training purposes; (vi) Organizing, directing and coordinating emergency relief efforts for producing safe accidents; (vii) Supervision of financial inputs necessary for safe production by law; (viii) The production of safety accidents by law; (ix) Regular statistical analysis of security production accidents in the current administration area and publicize them to society; (x) The day-to-day work of the Office of the Security Production Committee. Article 7 The administration of the relevant sector at the district level is the first responsible for the safe production of the sector and is responsible for the security production of the sector. Article 8 communes (communes) Governments, street offices should identify dedicated personnel responsible for the management of safe production oversight in the areas under their jurisdiction. Article 9. The statutory representative of the productive business unit is the first responsible for the safe production of the unit and is fully responsible for its security production. Its responsibilities are: (i) Follow-up to laws, regulations and guidelines on safe production; (ii) Implementation of a safe production responsibility; (iii) To ensure the input of the necessary safe production funds; (iv) Organization of standardized activities for safety quality; (v) Each month of organization conducts more than two safety inspections of major production sites, finding that accidents should be replicated in a timely manner and that the situation should be recorded. Article 10 introduces a safe production licence regime for mining enterprises, construction enterprises and hazardous chemicals, cigarettes, civil explosive devices and production enterprises in accordance with the Safety Production Licence Regulations. In accordance with the relevant national provisions, a security cost-saving system for companies producing high-risk industries and a security risk bond regime for production is being developed. Article 11 new construction, alteration and expansion projects must be strictly implemented in parallel with the design and parallel construction of safe production facilities and subject works. The mine construction project and construction projects for the production, storage of dangerous goods should be conducted in accordance with national relevant provisions for safety-conditional and security evaluation, reporting on the same-level safety production monitoring management. Article 12 In the supervision of the management and other relevant sectors of the population at the district level, joint inspections should be carried out to monitor the normal production activities of the inspectorate. There is a need for inspections to be carried out separately and should be mutually reinforcing. The inspection found that the offence of producing an operating unit should be investigated by other relevant administrative authorities and that the proposal for an administrative commission of an offence should be sent to other relevant administrative authorities within 3 days. Other relevant administrative authorities should conduct verification inspections in a timely manner, following receipt of the recommendations of the Administrative Investigation Office. In the course of monitoring inspections, the management and other relevant departments at the district level have found that the relevant administrative authorities are not in compliance with the relevant laws, regulations and national standards or industry standards and should inform the relevant administrative authorities in writing within 3 days, and the relevant administrative authorities should be promptly verified and processed in accordance with the law. Article 15 Article 16, the safety and productive inspector, should be faithful to his or her duties, uphold the principles and act in good faith. In carrying out oversight inspections, it is important to present administrative law enforcement documents issued by the Government of the province or other effective administrative enforcement documents. Article 17 Trade union organizations should exercise public oversight of safe production, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, to protect the legitimate rights and interests of workers, such as physical integrity, health. Article 18 contains the obligation to conduct safe production of education by units such as the press, publication, radio, movies, television, etc., to cooperate with the safe production supervision management at all levels in the conduct of safe production promotion education and to arrange safe production of education in public advertisements; and to exercise public opinion monitoring of violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of safe production. Article 19 After the production of a security accident by the production unit, the accidental site-related personnel shall immediately report the head of the unit. After the incident report was received by the head of the unit, the management and the public security sector, the administrative inspection sector and trade union organizations should be reported immediately as required. After reports of accidents received by the management and other relevant departments at the district level, the Government of the above-mentioned people should report on accidents in accordance with national provisions. The public security authorities should protect the accident scene and take measures to prevent the loss of evidence and related responsibilities. Article 20 (i) The occurrence of minor injury and serious injury accidents, organized by the productive operators; (ii) Death accidents, which are dealt with by the district-level people's Government's safety-production monitoring management in the same sector; (iii) Major death accidents, which are dealt with by the same-level sector survey by the urban-level people's Government in the area; (iv) Including a major death accident, which is dealt with by the provincial people's Government's safety-production management counterparts at the same level; (v) The occurrence of special major accidents, which are dealt with in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The report on the handling of accidents should be reported to the same-ranking Government. Until the report was reviewed by the same-ranking people's Government, the public security, administrative inspections, etc., respond to the relevant responsibilities or units. After a review of the report of the same-ranking people's Government, the relevant departments or units should implement the accident response decision in a timely manner. The decision to deal with accidents and the outcome should be made public to society. The laws, regulations and regulations also provide for the handling of accidents and are implemented in accordance with their provisions. Article 21, Public safety transport management, public safety fire, coal, transport, construction, farmer, rail, civil aviation, defence science and technology, and the management of the safety and production of accident statistics, which will last month prior to 5 days of the recuperation of statutory holidays, should be reported to the same level of people's government for safety. Article 22, which takes place in the area of production safety accidents, which are not subject to statutory responsibilities by the security and productive management and other relevant departments of the local people's Government or at the district level, gives administrative and related responsibilities to the main leadership and sectors of the Government, in accordance with the law, to the administrative disposition of the dismissal; and constitutes an offence, criminal liability. Article 23. The decision-making organs of the production unit, the principal head and the investigator operated by the individual do not fulfil their statutory responsibilities, but they are not criminalized and are subject to administrative penalties under the law by the management of the safety and production supervision of the population at the district level. Article 24 Abuse of authority, provocative fraud, negligence and failure to commit an offence under the law, and criminal responsibility is lawful. Article 25 Article 26, in accordance with the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Monitoring Act, the inspectorates the Government and the Government of the above-mentioned communes (communes) and the staff in the performance of the safety and productive management duties. Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 10 March 2004. |
