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(Reviewed at the 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Party of the Mongolian Self-Government, held on 25 October 2002, by the adoption of the Order No. 124 of the People's Government Order No. 124 of the Mongolian Autonomous Region on 31 October 2002) In order to accelerate the development of cement, save resources, reduce environmental pollution, protect the ecological environment, enhance economic benefits and social benefits, and develop this approach in line with the relevant national provisions. Article II of this approach refers to cements that are not used in paper bags, plastic weaving kits, directly through specialized equipment, transport, storage and use. Article 3 units and individuals engaged in cement production, operation, transport, use, management and related mechanical manufacture, scientific research design in self-government areas should be subject to this approach. Article IV. The Economic Trade Authority of the Autonomous Region is responsible for monitoring the management of cement across the region. The executive branch established by the Governments of allies is responsible for monitoring the management of distributing cement within the present administration. The regular management of the cement management at all levels (i.e. the dispersion of cement offices at all levels, with the same) is responsible for the regular management of the cement, which is guided by the top-level distributing management body. Article 5 Governments at all levels should strengthen organizational leadership in the discharge of cement. The relevant sectors of the local people's government at the flag level should support the development of the separation of cement administrative authorities at all levels, in line with their respective responsibilities. Article 6 (i) To follow up on the development of laws, regulations and regulations governing the implementation and monitoring of the methodology; (ii) Development planning and annual plans for the dissemination of cement in the region and organization of implementation; (iii) The collection, management and use of specific funds for distributing cement; (iv) Advocacy, information exchange, training of personnel, statistics and new technologies, new processes and extensions of new equipment for the discharge of cement work; (v) To develop, in collaboration with relevant departments, prefabricated applications; (vi) Coordination to address the problems arising from the development of the cement; (vii) Enhance law enforcement inspections in the cement market in collaboration with the relevant sectors. Article 7. The cement production enterprise (including cement flora, with the same) should be equipped with the distribution of cement facilities and transport equipment, with its distribution rate and the duration of the period determined by the administrative authorities of economic trade in the autonomous region. The distribution rate of cement enterprises has reached the average national level for the same period, which can benefit from national policy of preference. Article 8. Newly constructed, expanded or modified cement production enterprises should be designed and synchronized by more than 70 per cent of the distribution capacity. Without reaching more than 70 per cent of the distribution capacity requirements, the relevant sector does not approve construction. Article 9. Governments and relevant sectors should encourage the development of prefabricated concretes, with the aim of achieving more than 90 per cent of the use of cement for concrete enterprises. Construction within urban urban areas should accelerate the promotion of prefabricated concretes and limit the prohibition of field blends. To promote the use of prefabricated concretes and the prohibition of field blend management, the economic trade administration authorities in the self-government area will be established in the light of the relevant provisions of the State. Article 10 quantification rates should reach more than 90 per cent for cement products. Article 11. Dispersal of cement production, operation, transport, use units should implement national provisions that accurately complete statistical statements in a timely and accurate manner. Article 12. Dispersal of cement production, operation, transport, use units and individuals must take measures to ensure that the equipment is in compliance with the requirements of safety and environmental protection. Article 13. The railway sector should strengthen the management of the entire area of the transport of cement railways, implement priority arrangements, prioritized vehicles, transport, and manage the movement control of the scattered stoves and improve transport efficiency. Transport management should grant preferences for the payment of nutrients for the discharge of special cement vehicles, concrete blend vehicles. Public security authorities should facilitate access to the urban area of traffic control by distributing special vehicles and by bringing together a concrete mix of transport vehicles. Article 14. The units of cement production enterprises, the use of bags and cement pay specific funds for the discharge of cement according to the following criteria: (i) Pement production of the arson for the sale of bags by each of the metric tons of cement; (ii) The unit using a bag cement pays earmarked funds for the discharge of cement at three tons. Article 15 (i) The annual design capacity of more than 200,000 tons of cement production enterprises (with 200,000 tons) to distribute concrete funds to the self-government zone by 5:5 times, respectively, to the Sement Management Authority and the Allies' Salous Cement Administration; (ii) The design of the capacity of 200,000 tons of cement production enterprises to pay special funds to the dispersal cement management in allies. Article 16 units using a bag cement pay specific funds by: (i) A unit using a bag cement to pay special funds to the distributing cement management bodies, or to pay special funds to the relevant departments, such as the construction, water and tax authorities; (ii) The construction project in the self-government area, which is carried out by the same-stop cement management body or the relevant departments entrusted by it, is expected to receive specific funding for the construction units in accordance with the project area of construction or in accordance with the amount of the cement budget; and construction units may, within 30 days of the completion of the work, be validly certified that specific funding procedures for the distributing of cement funds are handled by the distributing management bodies. 70% of the cement use rate has been returned to the actual use of cements, which is less than 70 per cent and do not return; (iii) For prefabricated concrete and cement products businesses, with the distributing of cement management bodies or the relevant departments entrusted by them, to receive specific funds for the discharge of cements by the previous year. The rate of cement use reached 90 per cent, returned to the actual use of cements, with no return. Article 17 shall be governed by an integrated arrangement for the construction of a cement facility throughout the region by 10 per cent of the earmarked funds for the discharge of cement (excluding Article 15, subparagraph (a)). Article 18 shall make payments to the self-governing management bodies and the distributing cement management agencies in the previous month by 15 January, respectively, by 15 April each month; Article 19, when funds are charged for the distributing of cements, there is a need to use the Government's funds earmarked for the harmonization of the financial sector of the self-government. Article 20 quantification funds are government funds and incorporated into financial budget management, and special funds for the distributing of cement management at all levels are paid in a timely manner in proportion to the proportion of the funds to be divided, with the introduction of the two income and expenditure lines, with dedicated funds and the supervision of all levels of financial, audit and top-level distributing management. The end-of-year savings of the earmarked funds for cement can be transferred to the next year. Any unit shall not be able to change the target of distributing concrete funds, to expand the scope of collection, to raise standards or to compensate for the release of concrete funds for cement, nor shall it be in arrears, inter alia, retention, crowding and misappropriation. Article 21 Uses of specific funds for cement: (i) New construction, expansion, alteration, releasing of cement, prefabricated concrete and prefabricated facilities; (ii) Acquisition and maintenance of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricated equipment; (iii) Removal of cements, layoffs and prefabricated construction projects; (iv) Distinction of cement, laying down concretes, research development and extension applications; (v) Development of the dissemination of cement; (vi) Removal fees; (vii) Other expenditures related to the development of cement are approved by the same level of finance. The above-mentioned expenditures are approved by the same financial sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the actual approval of the self-government area. Article 22 prefabricated concrete businesses violate article 9, paragraph 1, that the rate of use of cement has not reached more than 90 per cent, and the administrative authorities of the cement will be responsible for the construction of administrative authorities and fined by €150,000. Article 23, Construction units, in violation of article 9, paragraph 2, of this scheme, provide for the construction of construction units within the framework of the urban area prohibiting on-the-ground blends, whichever is confused on the ground, with the administrative authorities responsible for the construction of administrative authorities, may impose a fine on the construction units in accordance with the standard of $80 per cubic metre, not exceeding $15,000. In violation of article 10 of this approach, the Cement products enterprise has not reached more than 90 per cent of the use rate of cement and is responsible for the conversion of the cement administrative authorities and fines of €150,000. Article 25 Five lags can be recovered from the date of lagna. Article 26 distributing cement administrations at all levels do not collect, manage, use special funds for cement under this scheme, and do not use the Government-specific funds produced in the financial sector of the self-government, in accordance with article 19 of this approach, article 20 provides for the use of funds produced by the self-government sector, arrears, retention, crowding, diversion of funds earmarked for the discharge of cement, by the same financial administrative authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and self-government zones, and recommends that the authorities give administrative penalties for those responsible; and that the judiciary be held accountable under the law. Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 December 2002. |
