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(Summit No. 194 of 9 October 2002 by the Government of the Federated States of the Overseas Territories to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 194 of 11 October 2002) In order to strengthen firefighting efforts, prevent fire and reduce fire hazards, protect the safety of civil and public property, citizens' property, and establish this provision in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Land Oriental Fire Regulations. Sections and individuals within the present municipal administration must comply with this provision. Article 3. The Government of the city has led firefighting throughout the city, with the responsibility of the communes (communes), districts and the communes to lead firefighting efforts within the territory. Article IV provides specific responsibility for the supervision of firefighting activities in the present administration. Article 5 Municipal public safety firefighting agencies should prepare urban fire planning in line with urban planning authorities, with the approval of the Government of the city. Article 6. The financial sector at all levels of government should be guaranteed in the financial budget, in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 7. Public safety firefighting agencies should monitor the implementation of firefighting activities by agencies, groups, businesses, business units, and the hidden fires identified and should be responsible for changing the ground or deadlines in a timely manner. After fires, the public safety fire brigades should be removed from the site in a timely manner, to rescue the victims, to remove the risk and to destroy fire. In addition to ensuring that fire strikes are completed, the public safety fire brigades should also be actively involved in fire-fighting and social relief activities that are needed by local governments and the mass. Any units and individuals in Article 8 should be actively involved in fire awareness activities. Departments such as press publication, radio and television should be educated. Article 9. The education administration should integrate fire safety legislation and fire safety knowledge and teaching content. Schools should organize, under the guidance of the public safety firefighting agencies, at least once a fire flight exercise per year. Article 10 Governments at all levels should set up public safety fire firefighting stations in accordance with national provisions and municipal fire planning requirements, with corresponding fire extinguishing and risk-recovering equipment, and could establish a volunteer firefighting station, as required. Article 11. The Street Office should establish fire safety organizations consisting of the Integrated Governance Office, the Public Security Service, the Community Habitat Commission, relevant units in the community responsible for organizing, guiding, promoting, coordinating units and individuals within the territory. The Community Commission should establish a community firefighting team consisting of the Director of the Commission, the Resident Team, the police patrol personnel, to organize regular fire safety inspections under the supervision of the street offices and to address the fires in a timely manner. Article 12 The Street Office should use community propaganda columns, celebrities, public utility vouchers, security booths, etc. to carry out multiple forms of fire awareness education for different seasons, characteristics of different groups, and to raise awareness of fire safety among the population. Article 13 communities should be equipped with fire-fighting materials such as firearms, water belts, water guns, and the promotion of the provision of fires for the families of the population. Article XIV bodies, groups, businesses, business units should perform fire safety responsibilities, carry out fire safety responsibilities, carry out fire safety responsibilities, and the principal heads of the unit's statutory representative or illegal human units are the fire safety responsibilities of the unit and are fully responsible for fire safety in this unit. The units should identify fire safety managers specifically responsible for fire safety management. Article 15. The design, installation, detection, maintenance, operation and skilled firefighting personnel, such as firefighting facilities, as well as business agents (and part-time) personnel, must be trained in fire safety by public safety firefighting agencies or their mandated training institutions, and subject to qualified evidence. Public safety firefighting agencies should conduct fire safety training every year for statutory representatives of fire safety focus units or key heads. Article 16, when the housing property rights unit is contracted, leased or authorized to operate and manage, should provide houses that meet fire safety requirements, and the parties should have clear responsibility for fire safety in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 17 has more than two housing property rights units or units co-managed buildings, and property units, use units should clarify the management responsibility for fire safety corridors, evacuation facilities involving public fire safety and other construction fire-fighting facilities, which can be delegated to unity management. Article 18 Fire safety in construction works area is vested in the construction unit, which is responsible for the implementation of the construction contract. The construction units must ensure the availability of the construction of the ground firefighting corridor, with corresponding types of firefighting equipment and the provision of firewater. Article 19, the Google, the theatre, the hotels, hotels, chambers, tradefields, traded markets, etc., should guarantee access to safe export and establish a safety dispersion mark in line with national regulations; prohibiting the use of flammable or toxic material for cooking, dressing and prohibiting dangerous construction during the operation. Article 20, intensive school accommodations, staff collective accommodations, public gathering facilities, should meet urgent evacuation requirements and not affect fire relief efforts. Article 21, ITU Weld, Xweld (GM) practitioners were killed in one of the following cases: (i) There is no operational certificate and no formal welding worker is present in the guidance operation; (ii) Is not aware of the situation around the place of tambing or of the internal situation of welding pills; (iii) Contained containers with flammable explosive devices without clearance or are capable of fuelling chemical items in the vicinity of the WC; (iv) No security measures have been taken at the level of saving materials; (v) There are pressured or sealed containers, which do not take measures to eliminate dangerousity. In the aftermath of the fire, the public safety fire agencies should determine the causes and responsibilities of the fire. In the identification process, the intermediary was required to carry out technical validation, and the cost was borne by the fire unit. The parties contest the causes of the fire accident, the responsibility to determine the grounds for the fire, may apply to the competent public security authority or to the public safety fire agency at the public level within 15 days of the date of receipt of the notice of the determination that the required technical identification costs are borne by the applicant. Article 23, in violation of article 18 of the present article, is subject to a period of time for the public safety firefighting agency to a fine of up to US$ 20000. Article 24, in violation of article 19 of the present provision, is subject to a period of time for a public safety fire agency to order the suspension of the production, which could be fined by more than 500,000 dollars. Article 25, in violation of article 20 and article 21 of the present article, the period of time being changed by the public safety fire agency and fines of 1000. Article 26 does not perform fire safety responsibilities, resulting in fire accidents, with a warning or a fine of up to $300,000. Article 27 of the present provision was introduced effective 1 December 2002. |
