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(Health No. 31 of 23 June 2003) Article 1 provides for the defence and mitigation of mine-electronic disasters (hereinafter referred to as disaster prevention), the protection of the security of national property and people's life, the promotion of economic construction and social development, and the development of this approach, in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act and the Modalities for the implementation of the People's Republic of China. Article 2 units and individuals involved in disaster prevention activities within the city's administration should be subject to this approach. Article 3 is the competent body responsible for the prevention of disaster risk reduction throughout the city, and should be managed in accordance with the law for the purpose of clearance, construction monitoring and completion of the harvest and the testing of the mined devices, including the interfaces, triggers, accessing devices, electrical violators and other connectors. Regional zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of mine risk reduction in the areas under their jurisdiction. Relevant sectors such as construction, public safety firefighting, quality technical supervision should assist in the prevention of disaster risk reduction by competent authorities in the context of their respective responsibilities. Article IV prevents disaster risk reduction from being the primary and integrated approach, upholds the principles of integrated planning, harmonization of deployment, harmonization of management, and encourages research and the promotion of the application of mine prevention science and technology outcomes. Article 5: The following construction (construction) and facilities should be installed: (i) High-level buildings, more than 20 metres of plants and more than 15 metres of cigarette, waterta; (ii) To protect buildings in large public buildings, such as hotels, sports houses, exhibitions and theatres; (iii) Oil banks, liquid gas storage stations, coal storage stations, fuel stations, open-airwork facilities and critical material warehouses such as food cotton; (iv) Interrange control systems, satellite receipt systems, computer network systems; (v) Major facilities for public service systems such as transport, health, financial securities; (vi) Electrical, communications, radio and television facilities; (vii) Other constructions (constructions, facilities etc.) that are easily hit by mine. Article 6. The installation of a mine-protecting mechanism is in place for the design review system. The design of the mine-facilitative mechanism should be reviewed by the competent mine-reducing authorities. The design programmes requested for review should include the following: (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 7. The competent authority for the prevention of mitigation shall review the design of the mine-facilitative mechanism, which shall be completed within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the programme and shall respond in writing. Reclassifications were made after amendments were made by the submitting authorities to meet the standards and norms of national mine prevention technologies. Article 8. Construction units for the installation of a mine-clearing mechanism shall be constructed in accordance with the design programmes approved and subject to the oversight management of the mine-reducing authorities. The design programme needs to be revised in construction and should be reprinted in accordance with the original review process. Article 9. The installation of mined products must be consistent with the use requirements established by the Meteorological Authority of the Department of State and be subject to inspection by the competent mine-reducing authorities. Following the completion of the mine-clearing mechanism, the mine-reducing authorities should receive the relevant sectors. Experience is qualified and can be used by the parties. Article 11. The mine-facilitative devices use units should be appointed to perform the maintenance of the mine-protected devices, identify problems for timely maintenance or report on the treatment of the mine-reducing authorities. Article 12. The mine-clearing mechanism is in principle testing once a year. The oil banks, liquid gas storage stations, coal storage stations, fuel stations, open-ended engineering facilities are detected every half a year. Surveillance testing in residential areas is carried out by a house manager or industry management in collaboration with the mine mitigation authorities. The detection units should be entrusted with. Once the detection of the mine-facilitated devices is carried out, the detection reports should be presented to the mine-reducing authorities. The testing project is fully qualified and is awarded a qualification certificate; the test is not qualified and is restructured by the authority responsible for disaster prevention. Article XIV units involved in the design, construction and testing of a mine-protected device shall be subject to a corresponding certificate of qualifications and shall be designed, construction, testing, rigorously in accordance with the technical norms and technical standards of mine prevention, within the limits of their qualifications. The measurements used by the mine-facilitator's detection units should be conducted on a regular basis. Article 15. Professionals involved in the design, construction and testing of mine-protected devices should be trained and evaluated in accordance with national and provincial provisions and be able to obtain the corresponding qualifications certificate. Article 16 units and individuals suffering from mine-conferencing should report on disaster situations in a timely manner to the mine-reducing authorities and actively assist the mine-reducing authorities in investigating and identifying mine-elected disasters. Article 17, in violation of this approach, is one of the following acts, which are being warned by the competent body for the prevention of disaster risk reduction or by the mine-awareness institutions entrusted to it by the authorities. Until such time, more than 3,000 yen was fined. (i) The installation of anti-repetition devices should be installed; (ii) The design document of the mine-facilitative device has been unqualified or unqualified and has been constructed; (iii) Changes in the design of a mine-facilitative device are not reported in the original review process; (iv) The mine-clearing device is not used by the competent self-exploitation without the completion of the inspection or completion of the test; (v) The mine-facilitative use unit refuses to accept the testing or test of non-qualifiedness and refuses to change. Article 18 of this approach, article 14, article 15, provides for the design, construction and testing, and the design, construction, testing and non-qualification of personnel, to be dealt with by the competent authorities in the context of the relevant administration. Article 19, in violation of this approach leading to the occurrence of a mine-conferencing disaster, causing injury or loss of property, provides administrative disposal to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; constitutes criminal responsibility by law; and liability should be borne in the event of injury and loss of property. Article 20 Article 21, this approach has been implemented effective 1 August 2003. This approach should be implemented in accordance with the provisions of article 5 on construction (construction) and facilities that are not installed in a mine-clearing facility, and the installation of a mine-clearing facility should be commissioned to conduct regular testing. |
