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(Prelease No. 83 of the People's Government Order No. 83 of 24 September 2003) Article 1 provides for the integrated use of resources to protect the ecological environment and to promote economic and social sustainable development, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, to develop this management approach in the light of the actual circumstances of the province. Article 2 units and individuals involved in the integrated use of resources and related activities in the administration of the province must comply with this management approach. The combined use of resources referred to in Article 3 of this management approach includes: integrated development and rational use of cohabited and accompanying mines in the mining resource mining process; recycling and rational use of the savings generated during the production process, wastewater (hydration), waste, rede heat, residual pressure, etc.; recovery and reuse of all obsolete material generated during the production and consumption of society; and integrated use of other resources such as urban waste, agroforestry water waste. The management approach referred to the integrated use of products by using the above-mentioned residues in raw materials for products that were reasonably processed and had some value. Article IV provides an integrated use of resources, upholds the principle of locality, multiple ways, effectiveness, and progressive diffusion, consistent with the integrated use of resources and enterprise development, combining pollution governance, economic benefits and environmental benefits and social benefits. Article 5 Governments at all levels should integrate resource-based development planning and annual plans into national economic and social development plans. Article 6 All levels of government plan, finance, construction, public safety, transport, business, tax, goods, land resources, technical oversight and environmental protection should be effectively managed in the context of functional division of labour. Article 7. Enterprises should establish an integrated use of waste, recovery of obsolete goods and the replacement of the old-liable system. Enterprises should be integrated into the use of waste generated in the production process, without conditions of use, and should support the integrated use of other eligible units or the transfer of residues to older-recovery enterprises. Article 8 contains projects with consolidated conditions of use, and its project proposals, feasibility studies and initial design programmes should have resources integrated. The integrated use of resources in construction projects should be designed in conjunction with the main works, accompanied by construction and production. Article 9. Units engaged in the integrated use of resources should provide regular information on the integrated use of resources by administrative authorities and statistical offices. Article 10 Integrated use of enterprise resources should be produced in accordance with standards and reported on the integrated use of administrative authorities and resources. Integrated use of products consistent with the standards can be marketed. Article 11. Enterprises engaged in the integrated use of resources are required to apply for the integrated use of preferential policies for the benefit of national and provincial resources, which are organized by provincial resources. Specific approaches are developed by provincial resources to integrate the use of administrative authorities with provincial finances and tax authorities. Article 12 (i) Enterprise legal persons with independent accounting and self-sufficiency; (ii) Financial and operational management systems consistent with national requirements; (iii) The scope of recovery is in line with the provisions of the Integrated Use of Resources and relevant national industrial policies; (iv) Residues, wastewater (hydration), treatment of emissions and noise control indicators meet national and provincial environmental protection requirements. The integrated use of administrative authorities at all levels of public security, business and resources should enhance the oversight management of businesses operating recovery and processing of obsolete goods. Individual operators are prohibited from engaging in productive waste recovery and processing operations. Article XIV operates enterprises that report the destruction of automotives, which are implemented in accordance with the Emissions Recycling Management Scheme issued by the State Department. Article 15. In the exploration and exploitation of mineral resources, joint and accompanying mines with the value of exploitation must be integrated into exploration, evaluation, mining and use. The geological survey sector should have resources integratedly used in geological exploration reports; the mined design sector should, in conjunction with the identification of the main mining development use programme, propose viable cogenerational and accompanying mine recovery programmes. Article 16 provides for industrial wastes that are not processed and disposed of by old-age residues, resulting units shall not be charged to enterprises using waste and shall be given appropriate freight subsidies to enterprises using waste; and for processed industrial wastes, units may collect certain costs to companies using waste, in accordance with national provisions. Article 17 encourages the production and use of industrial solid wastes for the production of new types of construction materials, limiting production and use of chewing bricks. No new construction and the expansion of live bricks is permitted within 20 kilometres from the pyrethroid, coal breed. In the light of the above-mentioned limitations, the real-speaking brick plant has been constructed and must be renovated by a certain proportion of powders, coales. The construction of roads, dams, port construction works should be conditional, with a certain proportion of powders based on technical standards. Article 18 industry authorities with resources for integrated use should develop water standards and water planning for the industry, use of cyclical water and water use, and increase duplication of use. Water scarcity areas should be strictly limited to the development of high-energy industries and to the development of new high-cost water projects, and the need for specific evidence of water use in feasibility studies. The Government of the people at all levels should organize resources for the integrated use of administrative authorities, urban construction and sanitation authorities in the development of urban garbage recovery and management planning to enhance the regeneration of urban waste. The integrated use of administrative authorities should enhance oversight management and technical development studies with relevant departments for the recovery of end-users, batteries, office equipment. Article 20 provides for the integrated use of products and businesses by provincial resources for the integrated use of the resources identified by the administrative authorities, which may be subject to tax preferences in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The tax deduction obtained by businesses must be used for the integrated use of resources and should not be diverted. Article 21 provides for the integrated use of resources within urban planning areas, subject to the integrated use of administrative authorities and the establishment of administrative authorities, with the approval of the same-level people's governments, which can reduce the costs of integrated development and urban construction. Article 2 encourages the development of a combination of hydroelectric power plants such as heat, redundant, urban garbage and coal, coal cement, and gas production. More than 500 kW of single machine capacity, in line with the conditions of movement of the network, should be allowed and accessible, signed and web-based agreements, distributing the pyrotechnical pyrethroids and purchasing priority in approved ITU. Provincial resources should be integrated in the use of administrative authorities in the same sectors as provincial prices, and in accordance with national provisions, the development of electricity policies that encourage the development of integrated electricity plants. Article 23 of the Government of the people at all levels should focus on the integrated use of corporate resources, with priority. Article 24 has one of the following acts in violation of this management approach, with the combined use of the administrative authority for a period of time being converted to a fine of up to 3,000 dollars. (i) Construction projects with resources for integrated utilization are not implemented in parallel with the design, parallel construction and production; (ii) Enterprises that produce waste are conditionally used without the use of waste and do not support other conditional business use or do not comply with the integrated use of administrative authorities for the use of arrangements; (iii) Non-mandatory or non-transfer of information on the integrated use of resources; (iv) In violation of article 17 of the present management approach, the use of coal or coal pyrethroids is not used. Article 25 Resources are used in an integrated manner in the use of staff of the executive authorities to perform negligence and abuse of their functions, and are subject to administrative disposition, which constitutes an offence and are criminally prosecuted by law. Article 26 |
