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(Act No. 29 of the People's Government Order No. 29 of 20 January 2004 on 1 March 2004) Article 1 protects the security of national interests and people's life, promotes economic and social development, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act and the Modalities for the implementation of the Meteorological Law of the People's Republic of China and relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article II units and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities in the administration of the city should be respected. Article III prevents disaster risk reduction from using a preventive and integrated approach that upholds the principles of integrated planning, harmonization of deployment, harmonization of management. Article IV. The municipal meteorological authorities are responsible for organizing and monitoring the management and supervision of mine-reducing efforts across the city; the management of mine-reducing efforts in the areas under their jurisdiction, in accordance with the division of responsibility. Relevant authorities, such as construction, public safety, production monitoring and quality technical supervision, are responsible for the management of disaster risk reduction. Article 5: Municipal and district, district (market) meteorological authorities should organize research, development and diffusion applications for mine-reducing technologies, mine products and mine-awareness monitoring, early warning systems, research, development and diffusion, research, development and promotion of the Mine Disaster Reduction Section, and increase the awareness of disaster risk reduction throughout society. The following places or facilities should be installed in mine-hydro protection devices (hereinafter referred to as mine-protecting devices): (i) The construction of one, second and third types of defence (construction) under the Guidelines for the Prevention of the Construction of a Building; (ii) Production, distribution or storage of petroleum, chemical, flammable products; (iii) Electrical, communications, radio and television facilities; (iv) Intermodal control systems, satellite receipt systems, computer information systems; (v) Large recreation, nodule facilities; (vi) Other constructions (constructions, facilities etc.) that are easily hit by mine. Article 7. Preventive devices include, inter alia, mine-farming products and facilities, such as symmetries, fervents, electric violators and other connectors. The mine-clearing mechanism must be consistent with the use requirements set by the Department of State meteorological authorities. Article 8 units involved in the design, construction and testing of a mine-protected device shall apply for accreditation in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations. Article 9. The design of the mine-clearing mechanism is governed by the units authorized by the municipal or district, district (market) meteorological authorities; new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) construction units, which send construction maps to the administrative authorities for review of approval, and their mine-facilitation design documents are subject to the approval of the relevant provisions of the State; and construction units should not be constructed without clearance or clearance. Article 10 (i) The basic conditions for the installation of defences against the sites and facilities that should be mined, therapeutic intrusive devices; (ii) The design programme for the defence of immediate strikes, a sense of mine, a mine-washing intrusive devices, construction maps; (iii) Integrated Buddddap; (iv) Technically available information on mined products to be used; (v) Other information to be provided. Article 11. The review body shall receive clearance findings by the specified time frame. The construction units of the mine-clearing works should be constructed in accordance with the agreed mine-designation programme. Special circumstances must be revised to design programmes, which need to be reprinted in accordance with the original review process. The construction of new construction, alteration and expansion of the construction of a mine-clearing mechanism in Article 13 shall be subject to a phased test by the units commissioned by the municipal or district, district (market) meteorological authorities and the testing report. The construction unit shall, at the time of the completion of the inspection, report on the test as a necessary document for the completion of the work. Article 14. Units with a view to preventing the quality of mine detection are capable of detecting the mined devices and the use of the measurements should be fixed on a regular basis in accordance with the relevant provisions. Meteorological authorities monitor and manage the detection of mined devices and carry out a sample of mine-clearing devices. Article 15. The mine-facilitative devices use units should be designated as dedicated persons to the day-to-day maintenance of the mine-protected devices and identify problems to be repaired in a timely manner. Article 16 units and individuals suffering from a mine-electronic disaster should be reported promptly to the city or district, district (market) meteorological authorities. Meteorological authorities shall investigate and validate mine-conferencing disasters with the security production monitoring authorities. In violation of this approach, the scope of a non-exclusive certificate or a licence that goes beyond its level of qualifications is engaged in the prevention of the design, construction and testing of a mined operation, with the responsibility of the meteorological authorities to stop the offence, forfeiture proceeds of the offence and fine of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 18, in violation of this approach, has one of the following cases, which are being warned by meteorological authorities and responsibly corrected by the time limit of 1000 dollars: (i) The need to install a mine-clearing mechanism without installation; (ii) The design of mine-facilitated devices without clearance or clearance; (iii) The use of mine-protected devices without detection or detection of qualifications; (iv) A mine-facilitative property unit or a user unit refuses to receive a sample of meteorological authorities; (v) The installation and use of defence devices that are not in compliance with the requirements; (vi) The concealment of a major mined disaster accident; (vii) A mine-facilitative unit or a detector using a test to deliberately harass the mine-protected property units or units. Article 19 violates this approach by causing accidents in mine power, causing loss of life or damage to State property, and administrative disposition of the directly responsible person in accordance with the law; criminal responsibility in accordance with the law; causing other casualties and loss of property. Article 20, Staff of the Meteorological Authority, who play a role in the exercise, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior bodies; and constitute criminal liability by law. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2004. |
