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(Adopted at the 17th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 19 November 2003 and issued by Decree No. 165 of 12 January 2004 No. 165 of the People's Government Order No. 165 of 12 January 2004 for the period from 1 March 2004) Article I, in order to develop meteorological causes, regulate meteorological management and service activities, defence of meteorological disasters, rational development, use and protection of climate resources, and, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, develop this approach in conjunction with this province. Article II should be in compliance with this approach in activities such as meteorological detection, forecasting, services, information dissemination and meteorological disaster defence, climate resource development, meteorological science and technology studies within the territorial administration. Article 3 above meteorological authorities are responsible for meteorology in this administrative area, under the leadership of the parent-level meteorological authorities and the Government of the current people. Meteorological stations affiliated with non- meteorological authorities should be subject to guidance, supervision and industrial management of their meteorological work. Article 4 (i) Meteorological monitoring and related information-processing and service operations systems for local economic construction and social development services are not covered by the national unity office; (ii) Meteorological communications networks and weather alert systems for local economic construction and social development services are not covered by national meteorological networks; (iii) Meteorological detection, forecasting and service projects for local agricultural production, climate resource development, ecological environmental construction and protection services; (iv) The system of meteorological disaster prevention services, such as man-made weather, defence and electricity; (v) Urban, rural meteorological science and technology services networks; (vi) Meteorological science and technology research projects for local economic construction and social development services; (vii) Specific meteorological services projects that require increased local socio-economic development; (viii) The State provides for other locally constructed projects. Article 5 The capital investments and related utilities required for local meteorological purposes should be included in the same-level national economic development plans and fiscal budgets. Article 6. Ground observation sites, high-air detection sites and meteorological-specific instruments, equipment, markings, meteorological satellite receipt equipment, meteorological information network equipment, meteorological radar, meteorological radar, etc. are protected by law and any unit and individual shall not be intrusive, destroyed or returned. Article 7 shall be subject to approval in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, as a result of the implementation of urban planning or the construction of relocation of meteorological stations. The cost of relocation is borne by the construction unit. The relocation of meteorological stations is not less than one year for new sites. Construction projects in the context of the protection of the sites of the old sites cannot be opened for the purposes of comparison. Article 8. Governments of more people at the district level should delineate the scope of environmental protection in accordance with statutory standards and include the scope of protection in urban planning or village, urban planning, and protect the meteorological detection environment by law. Article 9. The climate of meteorological detection shall be in accordance with the technical requirements established by the State, and any unit or individual shall not be able to build or plant the buildings, high-cost crops, trees and other parks that may affect the meteorological observing environment. Article 10 is determined by provincial meteorological authorities that the environment is not in accordance with the standards and that the local people's governments should organize improvements in the relevant sectors; it is not possible to improve, and should organize the construction of standard detection sites and related infrastructure. Article 11. Relevant sectors such as planning, construction should strictly implement statutory meteorological environmental protection standards and should not approve construction projects that violate the legal standards of meteorological detection. Article 12 It is prohibited to reorganize, falsify and destroy meteorological detection information. Article 13 No other organization or person may issue public weather forecasts and disaster weather alerts to society in any form. More meteorological authorities and their associated meteorological stations should strengthen meteorological science and technology research, use advanced meteorological science and technology, improve the accuracy, timeliness and service levels of public weather forecasts and disaster weather alerts. Article 14. Broadcasts, television stations and locally designated newspapers by the local people's Government should arrange specialized time or slots for the transmission or publication of public weather forecasts and disaster weather alerts; broadcasts, television stations should be broadcasted or webcasted in a timely manner. Times, time frames and frequency of meteorological forecasts are shared by more than zonal meteorological authorities with the broadcast television administration. Broadcasts, television stations should be webcasting meteorological forecasts in accordance with agreed time, time frames and frequency, and the consent of the meteorological stations should be sought in advance as a result of changes in time, time frames and frequency of transmission. The meteorological stations affiliated to more meteorological authorities in the district are responsible for the production of television meteorological forecasts and for the quality of production. The content and format of television meteorological forecasts should be consistent with the normative standards developed by the Department of State meteorological authorities. Article 16 Broadcasts, television, newspapers, wireless calls, telephone calls, mobile newsletters, electronic screens and other public-oriented media have to disseminate meteorological forecasts and disaster weather alerts directly to local meteorological authorities and to mark the name and timing of meteorological stations that provide meteorological information. Unless local meteorological authorities agree, the media shall not communicate meteorological information to each other. A proportion of the benefits obtained through the dissemination of meteorological information should be drawn for the development of meteorological causes. The Meteorological Synergy, affiliated with more meteorological authorities in the district, should report in a timely manner on the current people's Government, inform the relevant sectors and make recommendations for disaster risk reduction. The local people's Government should develop defence and mitigation response programmes based on meteorological forecasts and disaster weather alerts, and organize implementation in a timely manner, to avoid or mitigate disaster losses. Since the occurrence of major meteorological disasters, more than zone meteorological authorities should be involved in disaster response surveys organized by local people's governments or relevant sectors and determine the level of meteoral disasters in accordance with meteorological information and disaster standards. More than 19 years of the people's Government should strengthen leadership and coordination in the area of man-made weather-affected weather work, encourage and support manually influence weather science and technology studies and organize expert assessments of the effectiveness of man-made weather operations. More than zonal meteorological authorities are implementing organizations that affect weather work under the leadership and coordination of the people's government at this level. The relevant sectors, such as public security, civil aviation, agriculture, water and forestry, should work with meteorological authorities in the context of their respective responsibilities for man-made weather impacts. Article 20 units and personnel engaged in man-made weather operations should have the conditions laid down by provincial meteorological authorities and strictly adhere to operational norms and operational protocols established by the Meteorological Authority of the State. Article 21 implements the loss of physical casualty and property resulting from the operation, which is coordinated by the Government of the people at the district level. Article 2 above meteorological authorities should strengthen the management of the mine-hydro disaster defence efforts, with specific management being implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Government of the province. More than twenty-third meteorological authorities in the counties should organize climate feasibility arguments for the following projects: (i) Urban planning projects; (ii) National focus construction projects; (iii) Major regional economic development projects; (iv) The development of climate resources such as large solar, wind and han water; (v) Other requirements under laws, regulations and regulations for climate-selective projects. In carrying out the evaluation of the atmospheric environmental impact of the construction project, units with atmospheric environmental impact assessment should use meteorological information provided or reviewed by meteorological authorities. The unit responsible for the environmental impact evaluation needs to conduct on-site meteorological observations and must be in line with meteorological technology standards and norms. Article 24 engages in activities that impose a freelance or a patriarchal (hereinafter referred to as a celestial) shall be subject to the appropriate approval procedure in accordance with national provisions. Article 25 (i) Storage gas and inclination, recycling and strict compliance with firefighting and hazardous chemicals safety management provisions; (ii) Maintenance of a safe distance from high-level buildings, trees, air power lines and other barriers; (iii) To establish a identification mark on the symnasium or subsidiary objects; (iv) Adequate meteorological conditions; (v) In addition to the high level of buildings over the 50 mun from the level of the release site, there is a high altitude of 150 metres above the ground; (vi) The installation of a rapid-removal device at a long altitude of more than 50 metres on the ground; (vii) Ensure that there is a strong presence. Article 26 meteorological stations should place public good meteorological services at the highest level and, subject to ensuring public good meteorology services, meteorological services can be carried out in accordance with the law. The scope and criteria for reimbursement services are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces. Article 27, in violation of this approach, stipulates that ground observation sites, high-air detection sites and meteorological-specific instruments, equipment, marks, meteorological satellite receipt equipment, meteorological information network equipment, meteorological information network equipment, meteorological radar radar, etc., are terminated by more than zone meteorological authorities in accordance with their authority, the period of recovery or other remedies, which may be subject to a fine of up to 500,000 dollars, resulting in losses, liability under the law, and criminal liability. In violation of this approach, radio, television, newspapers, wireless calls, telephone calls, mobile newsletters, e screens and other public-oriented media disseminate public weather forecasts, disaster weather alerts, and use of instant meteorological information directly provided by local meteorological authorities, which are being redirected by more than 5,000 meteorological authorities, in accordance with their authority orders, warnings and fines. Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that no appropriate procedures for the approval of the Celestial shall be handled by more than zone meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 33 staff members of the multi-zone meteorological authorities and their respective meteorological stations are treated in accordance with the law and are criminally liable under the law: (i) The relocation of meteorological stations, which are not observed in accordance with the provisions; (ii) Restructification, falsification and destruction of meteorological detection information; (iii) Disadvantages, misstatements of public meteorology, disaster weather alerts. Article 31 |
