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Guizhou Province, Guizhou Provincial People's Government On The Revision Of The Decisions Of The Management Of Bulk Cement

Original Language Title: 贵州省人民政府关于修改《贵州省散装水泥管理办法》的决定

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(Prelease No. 62 of the People's Government Order No. 62 of 24 October 2002)

The Honour Government has decided to amend the Modalities for the Dispersal of Cements in Hindu Province as follows:
The words “Commodity Condition” in paragraphs I, II and III of Article 6 read as follows: “Towards concrete”.
Article 10 amends as follows:
(i) The Pement Production Enterprise pays a dedicated amount of US$ 1 for each sale of 1 tons of cement (including paper bags, resheets, pouchers, etc.);
(ii) The construction unit or other use units are using a cement for each of the 1 tons of bags and pays a dedicated funding.
Specific funds were charged to 31 December 2005.
Article 11, paragraph 2, was amended to read: “The construction unit or other use units pay specific funds, are administered on a territorial basis and are charged or commissioned by the local distributing cement office. In this connection, the construction of a pouch for cement was used by the construction unit prior to the start-up of the work, which is expected to make specific funds in the light of the construction budget proposal, and after completion of the construction work, the engineering accounts approved by the relevant sector and the acquisition of the initial voucher of the cement, with the verification by the local financial sector and the earmarked funds for the collection of funds, the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures and the introduction of minor refunds. The special funds to be paid by the construction of a bag for cement shall not be repeated to the construction units”.
Article 11.3 was deleted.
Article 12, paragraph 2, amends as follows: “The collection or replacement of earmarked funds must be uniformed in the use of government funds produced in the provincial financial sector.
V. Article 13 amends as follows: “The special funds paid by the production of bags for cement enterprises are charged in management costs; special funds paid through the use of the kitchen cement unit are added to the cost of the construction of the work, and the cement products are covered by management costs”.
Article 16 amends as follows: “The dedicated funds must be earmarked and savings at the end of the year may be transferred to the next year. The scope of use is as follows:
(i) New construction, alteration, expansion of distributing cement, prefabricated concrete and prefabricated facilities;
(ii) Acquisition and maintenance of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricated equipment;
(iii) Distinction of cement, prefabricated concrete, prefabricated construction project loans;
(iv) Dispersal of cement, prefabricated concretes, prefabricated scientific research, development, demonstration and diffusion of new technologies;
(v) Development of the dissemination of cement;
(vi) Removal fees;
(vii) Other expenses related to the development of cement are approved by local counterparts.
The combined expenditures of the preceding paragraphs (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) shall not be less than 90 per cent of the total annual earmarked funds.
Article 17: “Management requirements for the management of cement management shall be implemented in accordance with relevant national provisions”.
Article 18 was replaced with Article 19 with the following modifications: “Emission of cement, prefabricated concretes, prefabricated facilities, equipment-building projects are basic construction, technology adaptation projects, scientific research development projects, and shall be governed by the State-mandated approval process and management authority”.
Articles 9 and 20 were replaced with Article 21, which reads as follows: “In violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the omission or non-payment of the earmarked funds shall be paid by the distributing office or licensed levy of 0.5 per person per day; the refusal to pay the earmarked funds shall be charged by the Office of Cement shall be charged with the payment of its deadline and shall be given a warning or fine of more than 300,000 dollars”.
In addition, individual languages and provisions are modified and adjusted accordingly.
This decision has been implemented effective 1 December 2002. The Modalities for the Dispersal of Cements in Hindu Province have been revised accordingly in accordance with this decision.

Annex: Dispersal of cement management in Hindu Province (Amendments of 2002)
(Act No. 42 of the People's Government Order No. 42 of 17 August 1999 was issued on 24 October 2002 in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the Honoural State on the revision of the Modalities for the Dispersal of Cements in Hindu Province)
Article 1 provides for the development of cement, the implementation of the “constraining bags, encouraging distributors” approach, the savings of resources, the reduction of environmental pollution, economic and social benefits, and the development of this approach in line with the relevant national provisions.
Article 2, units and individuals engaged in cement production, sale, use, management in the administration of the province, must be respected.
Article 3 is responsible for the management of cement across the province.
The territorial, state and municipal distributing cement offices are responsible for dispersing the management of cement within the current administration and are guided by the operational guidance of the High-level Office.
Article IV. The Office of Cement cement at all levels performs the following functions in accordance with the delegated authority of sub-management:
(i) Organizing the implementation of regulations, regulations and policies for the development of cement;
(ii) Development planning and annual plans for distributing cement, with the approval of the authorities;
(iii) The collection, management and use of earmarked funds for the development of cements, in accordance with the provisions of the State and the province;
(iv) Information exchange, advocacy and professional training of staff responsible for the dissemination of new technologies, new processes, extension of new equipment and distributing cement work;
(v) Coordination and treatment of problems arising in the discharge of cement;
(vi) To assist the relevant sectors in planning and reviewing the bulk of the cement;
(vii) Operational guidance for social groups in the distributing cement industry.
Article 5 expands or renovated cement production enterprises, which must be designed and synchronized by more than 50 per cent of the facility's ability to distribut more than 20 per cent of the modified kilnapped production line, and the construction of new cement production enterprises (which contain new construction lines of production) must reach 70 per cent.
The departments concerned did not meet the requirements for the design review of expansion, alteration and construction.
Article 6. The Government of the urban population should actively develop precisions and, in accordance with actual circumstances, take measures to limit the flow of ground in urban areas.
The construction and construction units should use as much as possible precisions and cements, with a specific proportion determined by the local urban people.
Large-scale cement production enterprises and prefabricated production enterprises should reach 60 per cent and more than 80 per cent, respectively.
Article 7 Production enterprises should strengthen the management of the discharge of cement tests, measurements, etc. and establish systems to ensure the quality of the cement and the accuracy of measurement.
Article 8. Transport and use of units containing cement shall take measures to ensure that loading, transport, reserves, facilities and equipment are in compliance with environmental protection requirements and to prevent the pollution environment.
Article 9 provides for the operation, installation and use of cement transport vehicles, concrete bleaching vehicles and other distributive cement-specific equipment in urban areas, and the procedures for the management and urban management of public safety. There should be no contamination of the environment, with the exception of the vehicle and equipment.
Article 10 provides for the development of special funds for cement (hereinafter referred to as earmarked funds) under Article 10 as government funds, which are based on the following criteria:
(i) The Pement Production Enterprise pays a dedicated amount of US$ 1 for each sale of 1 tons of cement (including paper bags, resheets, pouchers, etc.);
(ii) The construction unit or other use units are using a cement for each of the 1 tons of bags and pays a dedicated funding.
Specialized funds were charged to 31 December 2005.
Article 11. Specific funds paid by cement production enterprises are charged or commissioned by local, state, municipal distributing cement offices. Among these, the Honour d'état, the Hon State's Water Towns Ltd, the Mecing of the Mecing of the Metropolitan, which was collected or commissioned by the Office of the Spement in the province.
Specific funds paid by construction units or other use units are administered on a land-based basis and are charged or commissioned by the local distributing cement office. In this connection, the construction of a pouch for cement was used by the construction unit prior to the start-up of the work, which is expected to make specific funds in the light of the construction budget proposal, and after completion of the construction work, the engineering accounts approved by the relevant sector and the acquisition of the initial voucher of the cement, with the verification by the local financial sector and the earmarked funds for the collection of funds, the processing of specific financial liquidation procedures and the introduction of minor refunds. The dedicated funds to be paid by the construction of the bags should not be repeated to the construction units.
The earmarked funds were used for the replacement of operational fees by 0.2 per cent of the actual pool.
Article 12. Specific funds are paid by a quarter and must be paid within 10 days of the date.
The collection or replacement of earmarked funds must be consistent with the use of government funds produced by the provincial financial sector.
Article 13. Specific funds paid by the production of bags for cement enterprises are shown in the management costs; specific funds paid through the use of the kitchen unit, construction units are included in the cost of the construction of the work, and the Cement products are covered by management costs.
Article 14. Specific collateral schemes are implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 15. Specific funds collected by the territorial, state and municipal distributing cement offices are donated at 10 per cent of the amount collected as a centralized agent for all provinces. The portion of the earmarked funds paid to the provincial treasury was rated on a proportional basis.
Article 16 must be dedicated to funds and savings at the end of the year may be transferred to the next year. The scope of use is as follows:
(i) New construction, alteration, expansion of distributing cement, prefabricated concrete and prefabricated facilities;
(ii) Acquisition and maintenance of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricated equipment;
(iii) Distinction of cement, prefabricated concrete, prefabricated construction project loans;
(iv) Dispersal of cement, prefabricated concretes, prefabricated scientific research, development, demonstration and diffusion of new technologies;
(v) Development of the dissemination of cement;
(vi) Removal fees;
(vii) Other expenses related to the development of cement are approved by local counterparts.
The combined expenditures of the preceding paragraphs (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) shall not be less than 90 per cent of the total annual earmarked funds.
Article 17 regulates the management of the cement management and is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 18 The Office of Separation at all levels should be prepared by the end of November for the next year, with the same-level financial sector approval. During the three-month period of end-of-year period, the previous year-specific accounts of income and expenditure should be prepared for approval by the same-level financial sector.
Article 19 Dispersed cement, laying down concrete, prefabricated facilities, equipment construction projects are basic construction, technology adaptation projects, scientific research development projects, and should be processed in accordance with the State-mandated approval process and management authority.
Article 20: The ability of the cement production enterprise to distribut the cement supply is less than the criteria set out in article 5 of this approach, which is subject to an improved deadline for the issuance of cement offices.
Article 21, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides that the collection or non-payment of specific funds is not made available on time, with a lag of 0.5 per person per day paid by the Office of Cement or the licensed levy; that the refusal to pay special funds is subject to a charge by the Office of Cement to pay its deadlines and that it is a warning or fine of up to $300,000.
The collection, use and management of specific funds should be subject to inspection in the financial, auditing sector. The interception or misappropriation of earmarked funds is punishable by the financial, auditing and other sectors in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations, and regulations, which constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.
Article 23 of this approach was implemented effective 1 September 1999. The provisions on the development of distributive cement in Hindu Province, issued by the Office of the People's Government on 23 August 1993, were also repealed.