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Huainan City Civil Air Defense Warning Facilities Construction And Management Methods

Original Language Title: 淮南市人民防空警报设施建设和管理办法

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(Summit No. 89 of 15 April 2003 by the Government of the Turkmen Republic of Uruguay)

Article 1 establishes this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Defence and Safety Act of the People's People's Republic of China, in order to strengthen the construction and management of the people's air warning facilities, and to achieve the normative, institutional and socialization of the construction and management of the people's air conditioning facilities.
Article II applies to national authorities, social groups, business units and other organizations and citizens concerned within the city's administrative area in connection with the construction and management of popular air warning facilities.
Article 3 of this approach refers to the provision of warning signals for wartime and temporal hazards, the control of equipment and related communications, electricity lines, construction of objects, etc.
The construction and management of the fourth civilian defence and air warning facility should be consistent with the principles of planning, sub-management, socialization.
The Article 5 Civil Defence and Air Administration is responsible for organizing the construction and management of the People's Air Warning Facility within the current administration.
Sectors such as construction, planning, radio management should be based on their respective responsibilities, in conjunction with the construction and management of the people's air defence and air conditioning facilities.
There are units in the People's Air Warning Facility, responsible for the day-to-day maintenance and management of the civil defence air alert facility and the designation of people's defence and air conditioners to ensure the normal use of the air-warning facilities.
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Article 7. The city's defence and defence administration should be based on the planning of the people's air-warning facilities to determine the establishment of the building blocks for the installation of the people's air-warning facilities (hereinafter referred to as the focal point); and the establishment of a unit should facilitate the installation of the people's air conditioning facilities and should not be prevented.
The high-level or multi-tier buildings identified for the installation of the People's Air Warning Facility are shared with two or more units, with a total unit being established.
No units or individuals shall be allowed to dismantle the people's air conditioning facilities.
When the establishment unit requires the dismantlement and relocation of people's air conditioning facilities, written requests should be made to the people's air defence administration, and the people's air defence administration should, within 7 days of the receipt of the application, make a written response with agreement or disagreement and agree that the reasons should be justified.
The cost of dismantlement, relocation of people's air conditioning facilities is borne by the establishment of a unit.
Article 9. When the building power of the installation of a people's air conditioning facility is subject to changes in the power of the party to process the handover of defence and maintenance of management responsibilities and to the defence and air administration of the people.
Article 10 Telecommunications operators should build planning and response control programmes based on the people's air conditioning facilities, conduct regular testing of the routes and, in times of war or in the event of a sudden incident, ensure the movement of the routes required by the people's air defence facilities.
Article 11. Electable businesses should guarantee the availability of electricity for people's air defence and warning facilities, and should assist in the establishment of electricity supply lines when they are moved or newly installed people's air conditioning facilities.
Sections such as telecommunications, mobile communications, wireless search, radio television and news agencies should, at all times, participate in the relevant work of the anti-air strike operation organized by the People's air defence administrations, and the delivery of air-war alert information as a matter of priority in times of war.
The executive branch of article 13, Civil Defence and Air, should provide guidance, supervision and inspection of the protection of the civilian defence and air conditioning facilities for the establishment of the unit, as well as recognition and incentives for units and individuals that make significant achievements.
Article XIV obstructs the installation of a people's air-warning facility or the unauthorized removal of the people's air conditioning facility, which is warned by the people's defence and air administrations of the parties, and is responsible for the conversion of the deadlines to violations. No change was made to impose a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for individuals, imposing a fine of up to 500,000 dollars for the unit; causing loss to be borne by law.
Article 15. The establishment of a unit and its staff members are liable under the law for damages caused by mismanagement, unconstitutional operation or negligence to the people's air defence and air conditioning facilities, which are warned by the people's air conditioning administration to the parties and are responsible for the rehabilitation of the period of time, to impose a fine of more than 100 million dollars for individuals, imposing a fine of up to $50 million for the unit; liability for damages; administrative disposition by law for the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities; and criminal liability.
Article 16, Civil Defence and Air Administration staff, who play a role in negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence and are held criminally by law.
The question of the specific application of this approach is explained by the city's defence and air administration.
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