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(Percentage 6th ordinary meeting of the fertilities Government of 9 May 2003 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 101 of 20 June 2003 of the People's Government Order No. 101) Chapter I General Article 1 protects human health and establishes this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Control of Solidal Wastes. Article 2, this approach applies to the control of the contaminated environment of hazardous wastes in the city (unless radioactive wastes). Article 3 of this approach refers to hazardous wastes identified in the National Hazardous Wastes List or in accordance with national criteria for the identification of hazardous wastes and the identification of hazardous wastes according to national criteria and methods of identification. Article IV deals with the environment of hazardous waste contamination by applying the principle of reducing the generation of hazardous wastes and the full and rational use of hazardous wastes and environmentally sound disposal. Article 5 Monitoring management of hazardous waste contamination is carried out in accordance with their respective responsibilities, in the areas of development plans, planning, land, trade, sanitation, goods, transport, public safety, and urban congestion. Article 6. Chapter II General provisions on the environment of hazardous waste contamination Article 7 units that produce hazardous waste shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national, provincial and municipal release declaration, complete the hazardous waste declaration registration form on time. The Environmental Protection Administration issued a Register of Hazardous Wastes on 5 days from the date of receipt of the Hazardous Waste Register. When registration matters require changes, units producing hazardous waste should be processed to the original registration sector on 15 days in advance. Article 8 units that produce hazardous wastes must be disposed of in accordance with national provisions for disposal or commissioning of hazardous wastes centralized disposal units; not disposed of, the time limit being changed by the environmental protection administrative authorities; the late disposal or disposal is not in accordance with national provisions, and the environmental protection administrative authorities should designate hazardous waste disposal units for disposal and the disposal costs incurred by hazardous waste units. Hazardous wastes are handled by the concentration of hazardous wastes disposal units and units that produce hazardous wastes should be treated in accordance with the nature of hazardous wastes in order to bring them into line with the receipt requirements of the Hazardous Wastes Conclusive Disposal Unit. Article 9 units that collect, store and dispose of hazardous waste must apply to environmental protection administrative authorities for a licence. No licence is prohibited or is not permitted to engage in hazardous waste collection, storage and disposal activities in accordance with the licence. The establishment of hazardous waste units will be prohibited from providing or entrusting units without a licence to operate for the collection, storage, disposal. Article 10 Hazardous waste concentration disposal sites should establish normative and safety protection systems such as the receipt, transport, storage, disposal, testing, operation and operation of hazardous waste, in accordance with relevant national provisions and standards. Hazardous wastes are concentrated in hazardous waste disposal sites with reimbursement, and their fees are implemented in accordance with prescribed standards. Article 11 smoking emissions from hazardous waste burning facilities and burning processes should be met with the National Hazardous Waste Pollution Control Standards; the burning of dust generated by residues and cigarette treatment should be safely disposed of in accordance with hazardous waste disposal requirements; and the release of wastewater generated during the disposal process. Article 12. The storage, disposal facilities and places of hazardous waste must be strictly managed and maintained, without the approval of the executive authorities of environmental protection, and shall not stop operation. Any unit or person is prohibited from intrusing, damaging the storage, disposal facilities and places of hazardous waste. Article 13 collects, transports, storage of hazardous wastes and must be classified as safe packaging materials for hazardous waste characteristics. In addition to the packaging containers, there must be a national uniform provision for the identification of hazardous waste patterns, nature, and transport vehicles must hold road transport certificates for hazardous waste transport in the transport sector, as well as nuclear hazardous waste carriers in the public security sector, prohibiting the delivery of hazardous waste to passengers or other goods in the same transport tool. Article 14. The collection, storage, transport, use and disposal of hazardous waste sites, facilities, containers, packagings or other items must be processed through the removal of pollution. Article 15. Transfer of hazardous wastes is governed by a single management system. Prior to the transfer of hazardous waste, the units producing hazardous waste should be sent to the environmental protection administrative authorities to the hazardous waste transfer plan, with the approval, to receive and complete the Hazardous Waste Transfer Unit. The units producing hazardous waste should report to the administrative authorities for the protection of the environment prior to the transfer of hazardous wastes and report to the administrative authorities for the environmental protection of the environment at the same time the arrival is expected. Article 16 units that produce, collect, store, transport, use and dispose of hazardous waste should develop emergency measures and preventive measures in the event of accidents and report to the environmental protection administrative authorities. Article 17 Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for conducting on-site inspections of hazardous waste generation, storage, use and disposal activities. The inspected units should provide the necessary information and samples, if any, and the inspection department and personnel are obliged to conservative technical secrets and operational secrets for the inspection units. In the collection, storage, transport, use and disposal of hazardous waste, the relevant units and individuals must immediately take emergency measures to eliminate or mitigate pollution hazards, promptly notify units and residents who may be harmed, and report to the administrative authorities and relevant sectors of the environmental protection to the extent to which they are processed. Chapter III Special provisions on environmental control of medical wastes Article 19 Medical waste must be centralized for disposal, and the original medical waste burning points should be removed by time. Article 20 units that produce medical wastes must be classified for medical waste collection, sterilization, sealing, and temporary storage is to be collected in separate sealed storage rooms for release and processed by hazardous waste central disposal units. Removal hydrates (aidage, injection) must be pre-empted by the producing units. It is prohibited to confuse medical wastes into garbage. Article 21 Carrying of medical wastes from hazardous waste centralized disposal units must be used for a full- sealed dedicated vehicle, directly to the storage room for the medical waste generation unit, which is available on the date of delivery. Medical waste-transmission vehicles are severely banned, leaded in transport routes, and the vehicles after the delivery of medical waste should be distracted. No medical wastes that are not disposed of in a manner that is unenviable shall be recovered and the medical wastes that are recovered after the disposal are not detrimental to the human health and ecological environment. Goods such as food, pharmaceutical packaging containers and clothing are prohibited from the use of medical waste after disposal. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is changed by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection and penalties: (i) Not to declare the registration of hazardous wastes in accordance with the provisions of the regulations or to make false statements when they are registered; (ii) The units producing medical wastes do not deal with medical wastes as prescribed; (iii) The production of hazardous waste units does not dispose of hazardous waste or shall not cover the disposal costs incurred by the law; (iv) The unauthorized closure, sequestration or removal of hazardous waste centralized disposal facilities and places; (v) The refusal of the executive authority for environmental protection to inspect on-site or to slacken leave when checked; (vi) No hazardous waste identification mark; (vii) To collect, store and dispose of hazardous waste by providing or entrusting units without a licence; (viii) Not to complete the transfer of hazardous wastes or to report to environmental protection authorities in accordance with the provisions; (ix) The collection, storage, transport, use, disposal of hazardous waste sites, facilities, equipment and containers, packaging items for use by them without the removal of contamination; (x) Caring hazardous waste and passengers on the same transport tool; (xi) The disposal of hazardous wastes does not meet environmental requirements. In the first paragraph (i), subparagraph (ii), subparagraph (v), subparagraph (vi), subparagraph (x (x), subparagraph (x) and (xi), there are a fine of up to 1 million dollars; in the case of subparagraphs (iii), (vii), (vi) (viii) and (viii) of the previous paragraph, a fine of 1 million to 30,000 dollars; and in the previous paragraph (iv), subparagraph (ix) of subparagraph (ix) of subparagraph (ix) of subparagraph (ix) of subparagraph (b), a fine of 3 million dollars. Article 24 does not operate a licence or does not engage in the collection, storage, disposal of hazardous waste operations and in violation of this scheme provide for environmental accidents resulting from hazardous waste contamination, which is sanctioned by the environmental protection administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Act on Environmental Control of Solid Wastes in the People's Republic of China. Article 25 violates the relevant provisions of this approach and concerns violations of other relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, which are dealt with by law in the relevant functional sectors. Article 26 Article 27 does not determine administrative penalties by the parties and may apply for administrative review under the law or to the People's Court. Chapter V Article 28 of the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities may establish rules for implementation with the relevant authorities in accordance with this approach. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 1 August 2003. |
