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(Summit meeting of the Government of the Southen Municipalities on 24 December 2003 to consider the adoption of Publication No. 21 of the Decree No. 21 of 18 January 2004 of the People's Government of South Africa, from the date of publication) In accordance with the decision of the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Great Britain and Northern China to modify the provisions of the Regulations on the Distribution of Cements in the Autonomous Regions of the Wide-Term Communities and the Financial Office of the Broad-West Frontier Self-Government Region, the Trade Commission Rules for the Management of Special Funds for the Promotion of Cycles in the Autonomous Region of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the President of the Autonomous Region of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the announcements of the issuance of the Plurgical Management Approach to the Construction of the Work of the Greater Self-Autonomous Region of the Territory of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which are defined as follows: The first amendment to article 3, paragraph 2, reads as follows: Article IV: Construction works within the city and other regions determined by the city's people's Government must be uniformed according to the provisions. The Government of the city adjusts the scope of use of cement and prefabricant concretes according to the needs of urban development.” Article IV amends article 5: “The following construction works must be used for concrete reasons: (i) Focusing construction works, water conservation projects, municipal works, transport infrastructure construction works and small residential areas developed by photos; (ii) Construction works in intensive residential living areas and construction works at schools; (iii) A one-time creativity in other construction works over 6 cubic metres.” Article 5 amends Article 6: “The following construction works must be used in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Focus construction works, municipal works and small-scale residential areas developed by photos, and the proportion of use of cement must be more than 90 per cent. (ii) The proportion of construction works in excess of 1,500 m2 or more than 300 tons of cement use must be more than 80 per cent. The producers of cement products, prefabricated concretes must be used in all ways. V. Article 6 amends Article 7: “Insofar as conditions such as transportation, construction sites, construction conditions are limited, the use of cements, prefabricated concretes, or the reduction of the use of discrete cements, prefabricated concretes, construction units shall submit written requests to the municipal distributing cement management bodies and municipal prefabricated solid management bodies for the use of bags or ground-based combinations as authorized by the competent authority.” Article 9, paragraph 1 (i), was amended to read: “Child production enterprises are charged with specific funds in the form of a cement (including paper bags, simulation kits, pouches, etc.) for each sale (exporting). Article 11 amends as follows: “The specific funds to be paid by the Cement Production Enterprise shall be approved at a monthly pouch for the sale of cement and shall be distributed by 10 April. Specific funds paid by cement production enterprises are shown in management costs. The specific funds to be paid by the construction units are donated by the construction units at the time of the processing of the construction of the construction of the engineering report, and by the amount of cement used in the engineering budget. The construction work uses a cement or prefabricated concrete less than the percentage provided for in this provision, and the earmarked funds for advance are not returned. The earmarked funds paid by construction units are considered to be the cost of construction. The specific funds to be paid by the producers of cement products are approved by the annual cement volume and distributed to the municipal cement management by 15 months of the first month of each quarter. The producers of cement products are listed in the management costs.” Article 13 amends as follows: “The construction works are used by a prescribed proportion of discrete or prefabricated concretes, and, within 30 days of the completion of the work, there is no more than 30 days of the purchase of a cement or prefabricated concrete original certificate to apply to the municipal distributing cement management authorities for the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures. The production of cement products produces the use of distributing cements by 31 January of each year and purchases of the release of cement original vouchers by 31 January each year, to apply to the municipal distributing cement management for the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures and for the implementation of minor releasing.” Paragraph 2. An increase in article 15 reads as follows: “Towards the introduction of a robust management system for productive enterprises. The new construction, expansion, alteration of prefabricated concrete production enterprises shall apply to municipal authorities. The municipal authorities are subject to review with the municipal councils, planning, land, environmental protection, quality technical supervision. Article 16, adds that a new construction-promote production enterprise may engage in production, operation, after the business administration sector conducts business registration procedures and obtains licences for business legal persons. Articles 12 and 16 should be replaced with article 18 to read as follows: The public safety transport management is authorized to control the passages within the city and ensure the construction of normal construction works.” Articles 13, 17 should be replaced with Article 19, with the following modifications: Prior to the absence of an approved administrative authority or a budget allocation unit, the municipal financial sector is strictly spending from earmarked funds in accordance with basic expenditure budgets and project expenditure management provisions. In principle, no more than 10 per cent of the total expenditure of earmarked funds was incurred during the year. The municipal finance, auditing sector should enhance monitoring and inspection of the collection, management and use of earmarked funds. Specific funds are used to invest in fixed-term assets and to update rehabilitation as a means of increasing national capital payments. The scope of the use of earmarked funds is used in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the autonomous region.” Article XIV, article 18 was replaced with article 20, deleteing the words “to refrain from changing, ordering the suspension of work”. Article XV, 19, 20 be replaced with Article 21: “In violation of the provisions of this approach relating to the discharge of cements, the Municipal Economic Commission has entrusted the distributing cement management with the following provisions: (i) No separation of cement shall be used in proportion to the proportion provided for in Article 6 of this Article, with a fine of 20 ktonnes/tons of the proportion below the prescribed amount, with a fine not exceeding 5 million dollars. (ii) No specific funding under article 9 of this provision shall be paid in full for a period of time and a lag of 0.5 per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per day from the date of lag. Unpaid payments have been fined up to 50 per cent of earmarked funds. (iii) The use of deceiving or distributing special funds such as forfeiture, conversion, concealment, destruction of invoices for the sale of cements, the payment of earmarked funds, lags, and fines of up to 50 per cent of the funds earmarked for distributing or distributing.” Article XVI, 21 was replaced with article 22 to delete “[t]neverance of the requirement and suspension of the lifetime”. Articles 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 were deleted. In addition, in accordance with this decision, the language of some provisions is modified accordingly and the order of the provisions is adjusted accordingly. The Development of Cements and Pregnant Mandatory Management Provisions in the Southern Inn city is re-published in accordance with the relevant amendments to this decision. Annex: Development of cements and prefabricant management provisions in Southen City (Amendment 2004) (Act No. 2 of 15 January 2001 of the People's Government Order No. 2 of 18 January 2004, as amended by the Decision of the Government of the Southen Municipalities to amend the Regulations on the Development of Separation and Tertiary Management in the Southen city) Article 1, in order to accelerate the development of cement and prefabrication, save resources, protect the environment, guarantee the quality of construction works, improve the efficiency of the economy and social benefits, and develop this provision in line with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. Article 2 applies to units and individuals engaged in cement and prefabricated concrete production, operation, transport, use within the administrative region of Southen. Article 3. The Municipal Economic Commission, the Urban Construction Authority, respectively, is the administrative authority for the management of cement in the city and the prefabricated management of concrete land. The municipal cement management body, the municipal prefabricant concrete management are responsible for the specific work of the whole city-wide cement management and prefabricant management. (i) Follow-up and implementation of national, self-government and the development of concrete approaches, policies and regulations, and regulations for the development of cements and prefabricant concretes. (ii) Organizing and implementing plans for the development of discrete cement and prefabricated concrete planning and annual plans in the Territory. (iii) Monitoring of the production, operation, transport and use of cements and prefabricated buildings. (iv) The municipal distributing cement management is charged, managed and used to disperse specific funds in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. (v) Information exchange on the development of fragmented cement and prefabricant work, advocacy for education, operational training, statistics and new technologies, new processes and extensions of new equipment. (vi) Coordination to address the problems in the development of cement and prefabricant management. Article IV construction works within this city and other regions determined by the city's people's Government must be matched by the provision for the use of cements and prefabricant blocks. The Government of the city has adapted the scope of using cements and prefabricant concretes in line with the needs of urban development. Article 5: The following construction work must be carried out using precisions: (i) Focusing construction works, water conservation projects, municipal works, transport infrastructure construction works and small residential areas developed by photos; (ii) Construction works in intensive residential living areas and construction works at schools; (iii) A one-time blend works for other construction works over 6 cubic metres. The following construction works, in addition to prefabricated use, must be used in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Focus construction works, municipal works and small-scale residential areas developed by photos, and the proportion of use of cement must be more than 90 per cent. (ii) The proportion of construction works in excess of 1,500 m2 or more than 300 tons of cement use must be more than 80 per cent. The producers of cement products, prefabricated concretes must be used in all ways. Article 7 does not use cement, prefabricated concretes or reductions in the use of distributing cements, prefabricated concretes due to conditions such as transportation, construction sites, construction conditions, etc., and construction units shall submit written requests to the municipal dispersal management bodies and municipal prefabricated local administrations for the use of bags or for field rotations, as authorized by the competent authority. Article 8 requires the use of prefabricated construction works in accordance with article 5 of this Article, which should include requirements for the use of prefabricated concretes into construction solicitation documents and construction contract contracts. Article 9. The municipal distributing cement management funds (hereinafter referred to as special funds) in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National, Self-Government Zone, according to the following projects, scope and criteria: (i) Pement production enterprises are charged with dedicated funds at a metric tons of cement (including paper kits, simulation kits, pouchers, etc.). (ii) The construction units or other cement use units are in the purchase of a metric tons of concrete funds for cement. In addition to the provisions of the State, the self-government zone, no unit or individual shall be allowed to change the targets, expand the scope of the collection, raise standards of collection or pay special funds. Article 10. Specific funds to be paid by cement production enterprises shall be charged by the municipal distributing cement management body; specific funds to be paid by construction units or other cement use units shall be charged by the municipal distributing cement management body or commissioned by the relevant administrative authorities. Article 11. Specific funds to be paid by cement production enterprises shall be approved at a monthly pouch for the sale of cements, which will be dispersed by 10 April. Specific funds paid by cement production enterprises are shown in management costs. The specific funds to be paid by the construction units are paid by the construction units at the time of the processing of the construction of the construction of the project, and by the amount of cement used in the engineering budget. The construction work uses a cement or prefabricated concrete less than the proportion provided for in Articles 5 and 6 of this provision, and the earmarked funds for advance are not returned. The earmarked funds paid by construction units are considered to be the cost of construction. The specific funds to be paid by the producers of cement products are approved by the annual cement volume and distributed to the municipal cement management by 15 months of the first month of each quarter. Specific funds paid by the producers of cement products are shown in management costs. Article 12 Construction units, when soliciting tenders and construction permits for the requisitioning of works, shall be reviewed by administrative authorities or other administrative authorities in accordance with the provisions of Articles 5, 8 and 9 of the present article, in order to review the use of prefabricated concretes and the payment of earmarked funds, and no nuclear construction licence shall be granted in the solicitation documents and construction contracts. Article 13. Construction works are used by a prescribed proportion of discrete or prefabricated residues, and, within 30 days of the completion of the work, there has been a large number of delays in the purchase of distributing cements or prefabricated concretes, to apply to the municipal distributing cement management authorities for specific funding liquidation procedures. The production of cement products produces the use of distributing cements by 31 January of each year, purchases of the release of cement original vouchers by 31 January each year, and apply to the municipal distributing cement management for the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures. Article 14. Newly constructed, expanded and modified cement production enterprises should be equipped with distributing facilities in accordance with 70 per cent of the calendar year, distributing facilities to meet the requirements, and the relevant administrative authorities do not approve construction. Existing cement production enterprises should be given more than 50 per cent of the total capacity for cement production within the period specified by the administrative authorities of cement. Article 15 envisages the introduction of a qualitative management system for the production of concretes. The new construction, expansion, alteration of prefabricated concrete production enterprises shall apply to municipal authorities. The Municipal Authority for Construction is subject to review with the municipalities, planning, land, environmental protection, quality technical supervision. Article 16 provides for the establishment of administrative authorities and the acquisition of prefabricated certificates for the production and operation of enterprises through the processing of business registration procedures in the business administration sector and the acquisition of business legal licences. Article 17 Production, operation, transport, use of cement should be equipped with automated harvests, measurement of accurate distributing, storage facilities, and equipment facilities should meet environmental requirements and national standards. Construction enterprises should purchase prefabricated concretes for productive enterprises with prefabricatory certificates. Article 18 Transport of special vehicles with cements and prefabricated concretes should apply to the public safety transport management for the processing of the passes due to the need for urban construction to control passages within the city. The public safety transport management is authorized to control the passages within the city and ensure the construction of normal works. Article 19 specifically funds collected by the municipal distributing cement management must be included in financial management, with special funds dedicated to the implementation of the two-day management of income and expenditure, and the prohibition of crowding, intercepting, diversion and private distributing funds. Prior to the absence of an approved administrative authority or a budget allocation unit, the municipal financial sector is strictly spending from earmarked funds in accordance with basic expenditure budgets and project expenditure management provisions. In principle, no more than 10 per cent of the total expenditure of earmarked funds was incurred during the year. The municipal finance, auditing sector should enhance monitoring and inspection of the collection, management and use of earmarked funds. Specific funds are used to invest in fixed-term assets and to update rehabilitation as a means of increasing national capital payments. The scope of the use of earmarked funds is used in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the autonomous region. Article 20 does not make use of prefabricated concretes in accordance with article 5 of this Article, which is modified by an administrative authority's order and imposes a fine of up to $50,000 for the construction units or construction units on their ground. Article 21, in violation of the provisions of this approach relating to the discharge of cement, is subject to penalties imposed by the Municipal Economic Commission for the discharge of cement management bodies as set out below: (i) No separation of cement shall be used in proportion to the proportion provided for in Article 6 of this Article, with a fine of 20 ktonnes/tons of the proportion below the prescribed amount, with a fine not exceeding 5 million dollars. (ii) No specific funding under article 9 of this provision shall be paid in full for a period of time and a lag of 0.5 per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per day from the date of lag. Unpaid payments have been fined up to 50 per cent of earmarked funds. (iii) The use of deceiving or distributing specific funds such as forfeiture, conversion, concealment, destruction of the invoices for the sale of cements, the payment of earmarked funds, lags, and fines of up to 50 per cent of the earmarked funds by non-contributory or less. Article 2 Article 23, in violation of article 16 of the present article, imposes a fine of up to $50,000 for the purchase of prefabricated production enterprises without prefabricated certificates of strength for the manufacturer. Article 24 Production, distribution, transport of cement and prefabricated concretes are not qualified and sufficient, and is governed by the law by quality technical supervision of administrative authorities or business administration authorities. Article 25 Article 26 |
