Environmental protection management in the urban service sector in the State of Alejane 3 November 2004 No. 210.

Delete article 5, paragraph 3.

Recycling of resources in the city of Délejan (published No. 231 of 31 October 2006)

Article 7.

Delete article 10, paragraph 2.

Article 11, paragraph 1, was amended to read: “Renewable resources for recycling enterprises and individual business owners shall receive a request from the same-level business authorities at the location within 30 days of the date of receipt of the business licence and receive a request. It should also be made available to the local public security authorities for the recovery of the old metals.

Article 17 amends as follows: “Removal resources generated by the business unit shall be sold to recycling enterprises or individual businessmen.

The establishment, maintenance and management of municipal utilities requires the processing of closed municipal public-use facilities and should be sold to businesses engaged in the recovery of older municipal utilities. The directory of businesses engaged in the recovery of the old municipal utilities was announced by the municipal business authorities in conjunction with the administrations such as municipal public safety, town management.

By selling re-entry resources through the auction, the auctionor shall identify the licenses of the competing buyer. Unregistered business may not participate in competition.”

Article 18 amends as follows: “Educated enterprises need to be used for regenerational resources in production and shall be subject to the procurement of re-entry and individual business agents registered by the business and shall not be procured illegally.”

Article 2, paragraph 1, was amended to read: “No business is registered for recycling of renewable resources shall be punished by the business administration in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations”.

Article 25 amends as follows: “The sale of productive obsolete metals, old municipal utility facilities to units or individuals that are not registered in the business sector shall be ordered by the business authorities and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars.”

Article 26 amends to read: “Educated businesses with re-entry resources for raw materials to units that have not been registered in the business or to individuals, who are subject to the responsibility of the business authorities to order their changes and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars.”

Delete article 29.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

The above-mentioned municipal regulations are released in accordance with the consequential amendments to this decision.

Environmental protection management approach in the services industry in the State of Alejan

(Act No. 210 of 3 November 2004 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of Alejane, in accordance with the Decision No. 291 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of the State of the State of the State of the Interior of 11 April 2016 to amend the provisions of the regulations of the two municipalities, such as the Environmental Protection Management Approach to the Service of the State of Alejand State)

Article 1 strengthens environmental management in the service sector, protects human health, promotes economic and environmental protection coordination, and develops this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations such as the Indian Ocean Act on Atmospheric Pollution Control, the People's Republic of China Water Pollution Control Act, the People's Republic of China Environmental Impact Assessment Act.

Article 2 units and individual operators involved in the service sector in the city's municipalities (hereinafter referred to as the operator of the service) are subject to this approach.

Article 3. The services industry referred to in this approach refers to the following industries that directly or indirectly release pollutant substances to the surrounding environment:

(i) hotel services;

(ii) catering services;

(iii) Recreation services;

(iv) Swashing services, such as hygienic health, sports, ablution, photographs;

(v) Services such as motor vehicle maintenance, maintenance, laundering and processing.

Specific business projects in the above-mentioned service industry (hereinafter referred to as service projects) are made public by the executive authorities of the Government of the State of the State of Alejane in environmental protection (hereinafter referred to as the urban environmental protection sector).

Environmental protection management of unit meals is implemented in the light of this approach.

Article IV regulates the protection of the environment in the service sector.

The relevant administrative authorities, such as planning, construction, business, housing, urban administration, public safety, culture, health, trade, quality technical supervision, urban administration, are implementing this approach in line with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 new construction, alteration, expansion and relocation services projects should be evaluated in accordance with environmental protection legislation, legislation and regulations.

The environmental protection sector should communicate environmental pollution control requests to the operators of the service in writing and the operators should commit in writing to fulfilling their respective obligations. Commitments were deemed to be the process of approval of environmental impact evaluations by the operator. The specific scope and manner in which commitments are implemented are communicated by the municipal environmental protection sector, which is otherwise provided by the municipal business administration.

Article 6 prohibits the establishment of new services that generate cigarettes, maliciousness, noise pollution and sabotage in the following regions and locations:

(i) Resident residential buildings;

(ii) No commercial buildings with exclusive cigarettes;

(iii) Buildings adjacent to the residential building.

The owner or the manager shall not be allowed to rent the material provided in the preceding paragraph, to borrow from other units or individuals to carry out services that produce cigarettes, maliciousness, noise pollution, and sabotage.

Article 7 strictly controls the construction of new oil-smoking, malicious, noise and sensitivities within 15 metres of buildings such as residential buildings, hospitals, schools, nursing homes, party agencies.

In the region previously provided for the establishment of oil-smoking, malicious, noise and slaughter services projects, construction units should seek advice from the relevant units and the public at the project location and, in the course of the environmental impact evaluation process, attach a statement of acceptance or non-recognition of views from the surrounding units and the public. The consultation may take the form of a notice and a hearing.

Article 8 Services projects are one of the following cases and shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of the new start-up projects prior to change:

(i) Changes in services that are contaminated by oil;

(ii) Significant changes in the quantity, type, removal and emissions of pollutant emissions.

The new start-up service project in Article 9 needs to be accompanied by the construction of environmental protection facilities, which must be designed in parallel with the main works and be used in parallel (hereinafter referred to as “three parallel”) and completed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

A new start-up service project that has been completed by environmental protection facilities will require a probationary operation, and the Operators of the Service should report on the environmental protection sector and apply for the completion of the environmental protection facility within three months from the date of the trial.

Article 10 Operators shall use clean energy such as plumbing, hydride, electrical power, without the use of high-pollutant fuels such as coal, oil and electricity.

This approach has already been established in order to fuel such as coal, oil, etc., and clean energy, such as pipeline fuel, hydration and electricity, should be converted within the time frame provided by the municipality.

Article 11 produces oil smoke-free and malicious service projects, and their operators must accompany the installation of fuel smoke-free, malicious pollution control facilities, which should be consistent with national and local emission standards upon their disposal.

The establishment of the oil-smoking facility shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) There is a need to establish permanent sampling monitoring points and related facilities in accordance with national and local relevant provisions;

(ii) The buildings at a high rate of 24 metres (including 24 m) and the gas smoking should be higher than the buildings and should not be directly sensitive to the residential home; the buildings at a high rate of over 24 metres should be designed to meet environmental pollution control requirements, with specific design norms developed and published by the municipal environmental protection sector.

The scheme, which has been established prior to the operation of a oil-smoking service project, has not yet been installed or installed facilities do not meet environmental protection requirements, with the host environmental protection sector responsible for its duration or conversion.

Article 12. The operators of the services project shall ensure the normal use of their oil smoking facilities and enhance maintenance and maintenance. One of the following acts is considered to be inappropriately used:

(i) The unauthorized removal or removal of the cleaning facility;

(ii) No fixed-term maintenance and maintenance of the cleaning facility for oil, as required;

(iii) No maintenance record or maintenance of a cleaning facility cannot be provided.

Article 13 Operators of the services project shall not use the following means of cigarette emissions:

(i) Non-organizational emissions without oil cigarettes or exclusive cigarettes;

(ii) Emissions from urban public rainwater or sewage pipelines.

Article 14.

In the region where there is no urban public sewerage pipeline, sewage-generating services projects should be carried out and pollution prevention measures should be taken, with sewage being treated as a mark.

Article 15. The operators of the services project shall properly collect and dispose of waste and other oil-contained wastes (hereinafter referred to as residues) and be placed in the professional disposal units that are licensed without unauthorized emissions, dumping.

Units and individuals who do not obtain a licence of business are prohibited to carry out activities to collect and deal with the residues of spent food.

Article 16 sets of garbage generated by the services project shall be collected, transported and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the urban congestion of sanitation management.

Article 17

The border noise generated by Article 18 services projects should be in line with national standards for environmental noise emissions.

The operators of the service projects should take effective measures in their operations to eliminate or mitigate the noise effects of their business activities on the surrounding environment, and to refrain from installing and using sound equipment that produces high noise pollution.

Article 19 prohibits the use of:

(i) A one-time non-degradable plastic feeding kits containing 0.025 mm containing 0.025 mm;

(ii) Consumption of phosphorus.

Article 20 strictly controls the establishment of commercial air conditioning devices near the commercial gateway, the main streets of the city and the home window.

There is a need to establish commercial air conditioning devices directly on the streets, which should be more than 2 metres away from the ground, and that it is not less than 1.9 m due to objective conditions; The establishment of commercial air conditioning devices near the home window must be more than three metres and must not be directed to sensitive points such as the home window.

Article 21 implements the annual slander registration system. The operators of the service projects should, in practice, report to the environmental protection sector, the type, quantity, concentrations and modalities for the registration of emissions of pollutant substances, in strict compliance with the relevant provisions of the pollutant emission licence management.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the operator of the services project shall pay the effluence to the environmental protection sector by law.

Article 23 of the environmental protection sector should regularly disclose the investigation of offences committed by services projects.

The municipal environmental protection sector should conduct a screening of the effectiveness of the clean-up facilities installed in the catering services project in the city, together with the municipal quality technical supervision sector, and publicize the results.

Article 24 protects the environment sector or other sectors that exercise environmental oversight functions in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations, and has the right to conduct on-site inspections of service operators within the jurisdiction. The inspector shall present administrative law enforcement documents. The inspector shall, as a result of the facts, reject the examination and the falseness.

Article 25, paragraph 1, of this approach provides for the discontinuation of construction by the environmental protection sector, which has already been operational, and is inspected by the relevant executive branch in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State Department's Anti-Organizational Approach.

In violation of article 6, paragraph 2, of this scheme, owners or administrators know or should be aware of the leaser, the borrower's use in the production of fuel smoke, maliciousness, noise pollution, and smoking contaminated services projects, which are still rented and borrowed, and are charged by the business administration sector to immediately cease the violation, forfeiture the proceeds of the violation, and fined up to €0.

Article 26, in violation of article 9 of this approach, provides that the new start-up service project has not been built into a protective facility that needs to be matched by the construction of an enabling environment that is responsible for the cessation of its business by the environmental protection sector and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars; environmental protection facilities that need to be constructed have been completed but have not been fully operationalized by qualified self-employment for the environmental protection sector within the prescribed time frame, and that the environmental protection sector will be responsible for the cessation of its business and may impose a fine of 00 million dollars.

Article 27, in violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of the present approach, provides that clean energy is not used in accordance with the terms of reference and that the environmental protection sector is responsible for the transformation of its period of time, rejects the correctness and imposes a fine of more than 5,000 dollars, and may be subject to the authority of the Government of the people who report at the district level of the environmental protection sector to order its suspension or closure.

Article 28, in violation of Articles 11 and 13 of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is charged by the environmental protection sector to change its duration and may be fined by more than 1,000 dollars:

(i) The establishment, consolidation and reloading of contaminated prevention facilities, as required;

(ii) Non-organizational emissions of cigarettes without oil cigarettes or cigarettes;

(iii) Emissions from public rainwater or sewage pipelines in urban areas.

Article 29, in violation of article 12 of this approach, provides that oil-smoking facilities are not used in a normal manner, and are subject to the responsibility of the environmental protection sector to change and to fines of €0.4 million above 2000.

Article 33 consists of one of the following acts, which is being committed by the urban administration executive law enforcement agencies to order their corrections and imposes a fine of more than 5,000 dollars:

(i) In violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the scheme, the direct sewerage free of oil and filters will be placed in urban public sewerage;

(ii) In violation of article 15, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the unauthorized release, dumping or handing in non-specialized disposal units and individuals;

(iii) In violation of article 16 of this approach, no collection, transport and disposal of kitchen garbage in accordance with the requirements of urban rural sanitation management;

(iv) In violation of article 20 of this approach, no air conditioning devices are required.

In violation of article 15, paragraph 2, of this approach, unlawfully engage in the collection, processing of residues of spent residues, forfeiture by the business administration in accordance with the law, and may be fined by the amount of H$ 20000.

Article 32, in violation of article 18 of this approach, provides for the placement and use of a high-sexcency sensitizing equipment, which is to be converted by the urban administration executive branch and is punishable by a fine of up to $100,000.

Article 33

Article 34 of this approach has resulted in oil cigarettes, maliciousness, noise, and inspiration that are not in accordance with national or local criteria for emissions and the provisions of this approach, which are entrusted by the environmental protection sector to the same-level people's government for the duration of the period of time, which is not consistent with national or local standards, and the suspension or closure of the government of the population of the area where the environmental protection sector is reported to be responsible.

Article XV Abuses of functions, instigation of private fraud, insecure of negligence by staff of the environmental protection sector and other relevant administrative authorities, are held by their units or superior authorities, the inspectorate, in accordance with the law, and constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility by the judiciary.

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2005.

Recyclical resource recovery management in the city of Dlejan

(Act No. 231 of 31 October 2006 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of Alejane, amended by the Decision No. 291 of 11 April 2016 of the People's Government of the State of the State of the State of the State of the Republic of the Sudan to amend the provisions of the Convention on the Protection of the Environment in the Services Sector of the State of the State)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the provisions of the Law on Cleaner Production Promotion in the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Control for Solidal Wastes in the People's Republic of China.

Article 2, Recycling and monitoring management of regeneration resources within the city area shall apply.

Article III refers to the re-entry resources described in this approach, which have resulted in the production and consumption of the society, which has lost or in part or in part the value of the use, which has been recovered, stored, processed and enables them to reap the various wastes that use the value.

Recyclation of items such as movable vehicles, obsolete electrical devices and electronic products, hazardous waste and medical wastes, as well as legal, regulatory and other provisions, are provided.

Article IV regulates the management of recycling of resources by municipalities, district business authorities.

The administrative departments, such as planning, public safety, business, urban governance, environmental protection, urban administration and transport, should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities for recovery of renewable resources.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices should be aligned with the management sector such as commerce, public safety, business, and urban law enforcement to manage the regeneration of resources within the jurisdiction.

Article 5 Renewed Resources Industry Association should develop industrial self-regulatory norms to work with business authorities to develop industrial development planning, industrial policy and related technical norms.

ADB should accept the operational guidance of the business authorities and assist the relevant administrations in implementing oversight over the recycling industry.

Article 6. The municipal business authorities should prepare industrybs and development planning for the recycling industry, with the approval of the city's people, in accordance with the industrial development policies set out in the State's Summary of Industrial Development.

Governments of all regions should determine the establishment of recycling sites within their territories, in accordance with the industries of the recycling industry and development planning.

Article 7. The Government of the city, the people of the region encourages units and individuals to accumulated the sale of re-entry resources, encourages recycling enterprises and individual businessmakers to undertake in-depth community, rural recovery operations, and encourages recycling of industrial research, technology development and diffusion of renewable resources for recycling.

Article 8. Recycling enterprises and individual businessmen are eligible for tax favourable conditions, and tax incentives are granted by tax authorities upon their determination.

The overall use of resources for recycling enterprises is determined to be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces.

Article 9. The establishment of a recycling enterprise or an individual business worker shall be registered in accordance with the law.

Article 10. Recycling enterprises and individual businessmen shall be required to obtain a business licence to the same-level business authorities at the location within 30 days of the date of receipt of a business licence and to receive a request. In the event of the recovery of older metals of production, it should also be made available to the local public security authorities.

Changes in business management registration matters for recycling enterprises and individual businessmen should be made in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Regional business authorities, public security agencies should report the case on a monthly basis to the municipal business authorities, the municipal public security authorities.

Article 11. Recycling of renewable resources should be in accordance with regulatory provisions such as security, firefighting, environmental protection, urban care for sanitation and safe production, and be subject to the relevant administrative licence procedures.

Article 12 Recycling enterprises and individual businessmen shall not recover the following items:

(i) The public security authorities are informed of the seizures;

(ii) Goods suspected of being stolen;

(iii) Is it not possible to justify the use of old municipal utilities by legitimate sources;

(iv) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit other items recovered.

Article 13 Recycling enterprises should test the certificate and checklists of the sale units and, if they are registered, in the acquisition of productive waste metals, old-age municipal utilities. The registration includes the name of the sale unit, the name of the licensor, the type and number of identification documents, the name, quantity, specifications, oldness and the time of acquisition.

For the acquisition of an individual to collect productive and old-age facility, the recycling enterprise should register the name, place, type of identity documents and numbers of the saler, the name, quantity, specifications, oldness and time of acquisition.

The period of recovery of records shall not be less than two years. The municipal public security authorities should establish a re-entry resource acquisition information management system that will gradually achieve real-time control over recycling.

Article 14. Removals and their transport tools are governed by a unified marking system, which is developed by the municipal business authorities in conjunction with the administrations such as municipal public safety, town management, urban administration, etc., and implemented by the Government of the city.

Article 15. The Association of Renewable Resources Industries should organize training for recycling personnel. Removals of renewable resources should participate in training and have the necessary recycling knowledge.

Article 16 redistribution resources generated by business units should be sold to recycling enterprises or individual businesses.

The establishment, maintenance and management of municipal utilities requires the processing of closed municipal public-use facilities and should be sold to businesses engaged in the recovery of older municipal utilities. The directory of businesses engaged in the recovery of the old municipal utilities was announced by the municipal business authorities in conjunction with the administrations such as municipal public safety, town management.

By selling re-entry resources through the auction, the auctionor shall identify the licenses of the competing buyer. Unregistered business may not participate in competition.

Article 17 Production enterprises need to produce renewable resources for raw materials in production and should be subject to the procurement of re-entry and individual business agents registered by the business sector and not to be procured illegally.

Article 18 Recycled enterprises and individual businessmen, when recovering their resources, found that the public security authorities had been able to inform the searching of the stolen or suspected items, as well as the unaccounted municipal utilities facility, should be reported immediately to the local public security authorities.

Any unit and individual found that there was a violation of the acquisition, disposal of productive and obsolete metals or municipal utilities and should be reported promptly to the public security authorities and the business administration.

Article 19 Removal of corporate transport or commissioning other persons for the transport of old municipal utilities should provide the corresponding documentation. The documents should indicate the types, quantity and destinations of transport items. The public security authorities should conduct inspection of vehicles and vessels carrying out old municipal utilities facilities in accordance with the law.

In the management process, the transport administration has found that the illegal transport of the old municipal public-use facilities should be informed on a timely basis.

Article 20 Recycling enterprises and individual businessmen should be in compliance with the management provisions of urban municipalities for sanitation and environmental protection in the recovery, storage, processing of regeneration resources and measures to prevent the pollution environment.

Article 21, which is not registered in the business sector for recycling of resources, is punished by the business administration in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Removal of businesses, individuals and businesses have serious violations of recovery and are licensed by the business administration sector by law.

Article 22 Removal of natural resources from businesses and individual businessmen who are not authorized by this method to file a business authority or a public security authority, which is charged by a business authority or by a public security authority and may be fined by more than 1000 dollars.

Article 23. Removal of the enterprise for the recovery of the old-age metals for productive use, the unregistered facilities for old-aged municipalities, by virtue of this approach, is ordered by the public security authorities and punishable by a fine of 500,000 dollars.

Article 24 sells the production of old-age metals, old-age municipal utility facilities to units that are not registered in the business or individuals, which are ordered by the business authorities to change and may be fined by more than 5,000.

Article 25 provides for the acquisition of re-entry resources by enterprises that are produced for regenerational resources to units that are not registered in the business or by individuals, and is subject to a fine of more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 26 Removal of assets from businesses and individual businessmen at the time of their acquisition found that there was a notice by the public security authorities of the items that were searched or suspected of theft, as well as the unaccountable municipal utilities, which had not been reported to the public security authorities in a timely manner and had been fined by more than 200 million dollars by the public security authorities; constituted offences and prosecuted criminally by law.

Article 27 of this approach refers to metal material and metal products used for mechanical manufacture, construction, railway, communications, electricity, water, oil fields, defence and other production areas, which have lost their original value. The specific directory of the production of obsolete metals is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

The scheme referred to the old municipal utilities facility, which refers to municipal utilities equipment, instruments, senshrines, cables, communications facilities and their goods caused by natural damage or man-made damage.

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 December 2006.