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(Summit No. 113 of 16 July 2003 of the People's Government Order No. 113 of the Newangur Self-Autonomous Region) Article I, in order to enhance the construction of work to combat the resilience of earthquakes, mitigate the loss of earthquakes and protect the security of the life of the people, establishes this provision in the light of the Regulations of the Department of State on the Safety of earthquakes. Article 2 engages in seismic safety evaluation within the administrative region of the self-government area and must comply with this provision. Article 3 provides for a safety evaluation of earthquakes as described in this Article, which refers to the re-exploitation of seismic parameters, the risk analysis of earthquakes, the design of seismic turmoil parameters, the assessment of earthquake geological stability, the exploration of seismic activities and the risk of identification, the prediction of shocks. Article IV. The seismic authorities of the self-government zone are responsible for the management of earthquake safety evaluation oversight throughout the region; the state, municipal (territorial) seismic authorities and district-level governments are responsible for the management of seismic safety evaluation in the present administration. Relevant sectors such as planning, building and land resources are responsible, within their respective responsibilities, for the work related to seismic safety evaluation. Article 5 has a significant value or a significant impact on the following construction works to carry out seismic safety evaluation: (i) Large-scale bridges, large-scale bridges in national, provincial and railway lines, bridges in the cities, bridges and high bridges; tunnels in the medium and long term; construction works in the railway line with the railway hub; highway; more than II airfields; (ii) Planning of fire power plants with a capacity of 800 MW, single machine capacity of 200 MW; heat plants with a single machine capacity of 100 MW; hydroelectric plants with more than 100 MW (including 100 MW); 220 KV (completed with 220KV); and over 110 KV (including 110KV) in the earthquake-focused surveillance area; (iii) The concentration of water supply, heating and heating in major urban areas; construction works with a high altitude of more than 80 metres (80 m); large-scale water banks and water banks located in urban areas or downstreams; (iv) The International Satellite Communications Earth Station, the Greater Telecommunication Centre for Urban Long-Term, and the Local Network for Special Mandates and the City Service; (v) The self-government zone, state, municipal (territorial) level, as well as the construction of TV stations located in the area of earthquake-focused surveillance; (vi) Laws, regulations and national relevant industry authorities stipulate that construction work must be carried out with respect to seismic safety evaluation. Buildings in the earthquake-focused surveillance defence area must be evaluated on seismic safety, specifically by seismic authorities in the self-government area. Article 6 works along the same lines as those that have already done an earthquake safety evaluation, which can no longer be carried out in a single engineering accident safety evaluation. Article 7 units engaged in seismic safety evaluation should obtain a certificate of excellence in the evaluation of seismic safety, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, as well as provide for seismic safety evaluation operations in the context of a qualification licence. Article 8. Construction units should be assigned to seismic safety evaluations at the stage of construction of project feasibility studies. The unit responsible for seismic safety evaluation should conduct seismic safety evaluations in accordance with the National Code of the Safety of Life at Workplace and prepare seismic safety evaluation reports. Article 9. The seismic authorities of the self-governing area shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, validate the assessment of seismic safety and identify defence requirements for construction. Article 10. Resistance requirements for construction work should be integrated into the management of basic construction processes. Construction of work requiring an earthquake safety evaluation should be carried out, and the sector responsible for project approval by more than zones should be informed by the authorities of the earthquake at the time of the feasibility argument; projects that do not include anti-attack requirements in the feasibility study are not approved or submitted for approval by the sector responsible for project approval, and the relevant authorities do not have procedures. Any unit or individual shall not be allowed to increase or reduce the requirement of resistance to the approved construction project. Construction works must be designed, constructed and justified in accordance with anti-attack defence requirements and guidelines for the design of shocks. Article 12 assumes units for seismic safety evaluation and shall implement national and self-government sector prices, funds-based projects and fees standards, without unauthorized increases in fees projects and raise fees standards. Article 13. Violations of this provision shall be punished by the authorities of the earthquake in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations. Article 14. The provisional approach to the management of earthquake safety for the construction of sites in the Autonomous Region of Autonomous Region of 16 June 1997 (Government Order No. 69). |
