In order to strengthen the safety management of high-level buildings, to prevent and reduce fire hazards, to protect physical, property security, to maintain public safety, to develop this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Shiang Self-Government Fire Regulations.

Article 2

The above-mentioned high-level buildings refer to the construction of residential buildings with a high altitude of 27 metres and to non-stop public buildings that are greater than twenty-four metres.

This provision refers to the owner of the senior building house and its subsidiary facilities, equipment and related sites; the alleged user means the actual use of senior buildings and their subsidiary facilities, equipment and related sites, including through lease or contracting, authorized operation.

Article 3

In accordance with their respective statutory responsibilities, the relevant administrative authorities of the above-mentioned people's Government are responsible for the implementation of the management of fire safety at high-level buildings.

Article IV. The National Commission of the High-Level Construction Households, the Industrial Assembly or the Commission of the Mains of the Labour, established a mass fire voluntary organization, with the participation of operators, security officers, inspectors, firefighters, etc., to carry out community fire safety activities such as fire patrols, firefighting propaganda.

Article 5 encourages, supports research and innovation in high-level construction fire safety technologies and promotes advanced fire and emergency relief technologies.

To encourage, promote homeowners of high-level buildings, use of self-saving materials such as fire extinguishers, fire carpets, self-saving and home fire detectors.

Any units and individuals have the obligation to maintain high-level fire safety, to protect firefighting facilities, to prevent fire and to report fire alarms.

Chapter II Fire responsibility

Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level should organize, coordinate the establishment of high-level construction fire response and disposal mechanisms for the safety of firefighting teams, specialized fire brigades equipped with special equipment, and strengthen the construction of public firefighting facilities at senior buildings.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices should advocate for the establishment of fire safety management systems for senior construction owners, users and clear fire safety responsibilities.

Article 8

(i) The development and operation of fire prevention and emergency evacuation scenarios;

(ii) Professional training for firefighting organizations such as firefighting teams, voluntary firefighting teams;

(iii) Capacity-building in fire detection and rehabilitation, the fight against early fires, the organization of leading personnel to escape and fire awareness education;

(iv) Harmonization, marking and normative construction of fire facilities.

Article 9

When the urban and rural planning authorities review the high-level construction engineering design programme in accordance with the law, they should ensure that the design of firefighting corridors in the vicinity of the high-level building is in line with national standards.

The housing administration authorities supervise the quality of fire safety services for the construction of specific housing funds for the maintenance, updating and rehabilitation of public firefighting facilities.

The municipal and environmental authorities should oversee the establishment of a poster advertisements, shops and landscape lighting facilities at senior buildings to ensure compliance with fire safety requirements.

The municipal water supply administration authorities should provide incentives and inspections for water supply companies to secure high-level construction fires and to maintain municipal fire water supply facilities.

Urban management should strengthen fire safety corridors, firefighting and rescue sites management, as well as to guarantee the safe flow of fire blocks and the normal use of fire-saving sites.

Article 10 Construction units are responsible for the safety of the following high-level construction fires, where fire is hidden, and should be restructured:

(i) Be completed but not sold or delivered to the industry and purchase the person;

(ii) The use of fire inspection or inspection is not eligible by law;

(iii) Not eligible by law for firefighting or back-to-back, and delivered;

(iv) The fire-release case was not detected and the construction project was not in line with national engineering safety standards.

Article 11. The design units shall be designed for fire safety in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and national engineering standards, and shall be responsible for the quality of fire design.

Article 12 Construction units should establish a safety responsibility regime for construction on-site fire safety, identify fire safety responsibilities and implement fire safety measures.

The trajectory and model body on the construction site should be installed through non-flammable materials, and the safety protection network of the fraternals and the use of a fuel safety protection network.

In the construction of high-level buildings, there shall be no living functional area such as stoves, kitchen operators, and no fuelable items, flammable dangerous stores.

The construction units should determine the safety responsibilities of the construction area for fire dispersion, firefighting equipment, the management of fire safety monitors and fire safety for other regional firefighting facilities, as a result of construction.

Article 13 states that the high-level construction fire safety should be judged and that the construction site was found to be incompatible with fire safety standards and management provisions, that there were hidden fires, and that the construction units should be restructured and that it should be made to put an end to the construction opinion and to report on the construction units; the construction units were refusing to restructure or to stop construction, and that the units should report on fire safety agencies in the construction sites in a timely manner.

Article 14.

(i) Compliance with fire safety management provisions;

(ii) The strict implementation of fire, electricity, oil and gas safety management provisions and the prompt reporting of violations;

(iii) Maintenance of open, trajectory and secure export free of charge and non-movable items;

(iv) In the building ladder, walking, cables, plumbs, etc., no electric cars may be stored or loaded for electric vehicles;

(v) Protection of firefighting facilities, equipment and equipment without damage, misappropriation or unauthorized removal, suspension;

(vi) Reimbursement of fire bandits in a timely manner and, in accordance with the law or in accordance with the agreement, refunding funds;

(vii) Other fire safety obligations to be performed by law.

Chapter III Fire management

Article 15 Shares of fire safety in high-level buildings are jointly vested with all owners, with a specific portion of the fire safety being held by the relevant owners.

High-level buildings are contracted, leased or commissioned to operate, and the homes and related sites provided by the owners should be in line with fire safety requirements, and the parties should establish contracts that clearly identify the parties' fire safety responsibilities. Without agreement or agreement, the responsibility for fire safety lies with the owners and users.

High-level public rental housing, and the provincial-level people's Government should provide fire safety services to the user, including through the purchase of services.

Article 16 states that the same high-level building has more than two owners, users, owners of the industry and users should be entrusted to the business sector. Business service enterprises assume responsibility for fire safety in accordance with laws, regulations and contracts. The owner, the user, should report to the public security agency in the place where the written report is being commissioned.

High-level residential buildings for companies that do not authorize the work of the industry are organized by the National Commission of residence (Chief) in consultation with local public security officers, the use of fire safety organizations, the enforcement of fire safety responsibilities, the high-level public construction, which is facilitated by fire agencies with local street offices or communes (communes), the Government of the People's Government, the facilitation of fire safety organizations, the use of the fire safety organizations, the consultation of the fire safety organizations and the establishment of safety organizations by the public safety agencies.

Article 17 High-level construction owners, users shall enter into written contracts or letters of responsibility with fire safety organizations, agreeing on fire safety matters, the rights of both parties, the maintenance of fire facilities, equipment materials, methods and procedures for the implementation of fire cover costs, the default liability.

Article 18

(i) The development of fire safety management systems, identification of fire safety managers, the organization of fire inspection, inspection, and the timely elimination of fire cover;

(ii) To guarantee access to evacuation, safe export, fire blocks, unoccupation of fire trucks, and to establish a safe evacuation route at the height of buildings at awakening site;

(iii) To promote and guide the owners, users to carry out fire-fighting responsibilities, to discourage, suppress attacks on fire safety; to discourage and stop them, and to report to the public security agencies fire agencies or public safety missions in a timely manner;

(iv) The use of fire safety knowledge, such as radio, e displays, bulletins, community networks;

(v) Maintenance by law or in accordance with an agreement to maintain a shared firefighting facility, equipment and equipment, at least once a year of testing of firefighting facilities, ensuring the effective use of fire-fighting facilities, equipment and safety marks;

(vi) Develop fire extinguishment and emergency evacuation scenarios, and organize at least once a year a fire-fighting and emergency evacuation exercise to enhance self-sustainability;

(vii) The responsibility for other fire safety should be assumed by law or as agreed.

Article 19 units within high-level buildings, groups, businesses, etc. should establish a sound fire safety education system that provides fire safety education for the personnel concerned; fire safety responsibilities and fire safety managers should participate in fire safety training organized by professional training institutions.

The operation of public gathering sites in the high-level building should be carried out every half year by an inspector and reorganizing fire cover, extinguishing fires, organizing capacity training for spoilers. Conditional units should strengthen fire-sistance capacity-building, with fire-recovery equipment.

Article 20 provides fire control cells with high-level buildings, and business owners, users, industry services, fire safety organizations should develop fire control systems and interfaces, with communications liaison, firewood and personal protection equipment. Bachelors should be given evidence and 24-hour work was carried out, with no less than two staff members at all duty stations. High-level construction fires should start emergency disposal procedures immediately.

Article 21, the operation of public recreation sites in high-level buildings and the intensive premises of guests, hotels, hospitals, schools, etc., should identify distributors, organize and direct the safe evacuation of persons present in emergencies such as fire.

Article 22 states that the high-level construction firefighting facility has been malfunctioning or damaged and that the owner, the user, the business or fire safety organization should immediately organize repairs; and that it should be updated or rehabilitated without fire extingencies.

Chapter IV Prevention of fire

Article 23, Construction, expansion, alteration of high-level buildings, should be governed by the law in the clearance, fire inspection or fire clearance process.

Any unit or individual may not unauthorized change the use of high-level buildings by modifying fire design elements, such as fire subsectors, firefighting facilities, and shall not use supplies that do not meet fire safety design standards.

The provisions of the law, regulations and regulations should be adhered to by high-level construction owners, users of homes to operating sites such as hotels, meals, etc., and in line with national standards for construction of fire safety technologies.

Article 24 provides for new construction, expansion and alteration of high-level construction firefighting designs should be consistent with national standards for construction of fire safety technologies.

The intensive places of personnel in the high-level building should be established with a mentally capable response and evacuation of the flight-led system, a slack fire alert system, and a mobile lighting light, anti-smoking-smoking-smoking-free facility.

High-level public buildings should set the window available for the rescue of fire relief personnel at all levels; more than three floors could be installed at a user-friendly, such as a window, a staple, abundance or a flight support facility.

Article 25

(i) To smoking or fire in a smoking area;

(ii) To carry out fire operations or to use electricity (hydr) welding operations during the operation of public gathering sites;

(iii) Use of lighting or heating in intensive places of personnel;

(iv) Inflation of cigarettes.

Article 26 The kitchens, restaurants, restaurants and catering facilities should be installed in firefighting equipment, firefighting, cigaretteing facilities, and fire-stressing measures, at least three months, to conduct a screening, laundering and maintenance of the kitchen pipeline.

Article 27 provides for the installation of electrical equipment in high-level buildings, the installation of routes, the maintenance of repairs, and should be in line with fire safety technology standards and regulations. No unit or individual shall be privately self-contained by the Ra's electricity line; there shall be no additional electrical equipment that exceeds the threshold.

The use of fuel pipelines in high-level buildings for gas use should be designed, installed in accordance with the standards concerned, and the installation of an automated poster break-out mechanism. The use of other flammable hazardous products and the establishment of facilities, equipment should be consistent with the relevant fire safety technology standards and management provisions.

It is not possible to produce, store and operate dangerous products at high-level buildings; no liquid gas shall be used in part under high-level buildings.

Article 29 provides for collateral, dressing, refurbishment and advertising of walls at high-level buildings, which should be in line with fire safety technical requirements and should not affect smoking and fire-saving operations at senior buildings.

The owner, the user must not set fire blocks at fireways, fire-saving sites, delineation of parking parks, etc., impeding the movement of fire vehicles, firewater use or impacting fire relief operations.

Article 33 High-level construction smoke-free and fire-free zones should set visible warning signs; fire safety corridors, water-speaks, rescue windows, room slacken, fire pumps, etc., should establish visible warning signs and strengthen day-to-day management.

High-level buildings should have a clear signal of safety flight routes and security exporters, mainly at the entrance, the ladder and fire.

High-level construction firefighting facilities, equipment should mark the use method.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 31 consists of one of the following acts: a period of time to be converted by a fire agency of the public security agency; a fine of up to 300,000 dollars, which is overdue:

(i) Instruction of non-flammable material by the outposts of the construction site; safety protection nets for the fraternal and unused fuel safety protection networks;

(ii) The institution found that the construction site was not in accordance with fire safety technology standards and management provisions, was not in compliance with regulatory responsibilities or was not reported to the public security authorities fire agencies in a timely manner.

Article 32 is one of the following acts by the High-level Fire Safety Organization, which is being responsibly modified by the fire agency of the public security agency; unprocessarily, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars:

(i) No fire safety manager was identified;

(ii) Non-organization of fire prevention inspections, inspections or delays in eliminating the hidden fire;

(iii) The maintenance of common fire facilities, equipment and equipment without the law or in accordance with the agreement;

(iv) There was no organization to disperse fires and emergency response.

Article 33 No fire-fighting measures were taken between the high-level buildings, hotels, kitchens, cigarettes, etc. facilities and flammables, and the pipeline was not subject to a prior inspection, laundering and maintenance, and the time limit for the fire agency of the public security authority was changed; the unpredictable fine of more than 5,000 pounds for units in 2000 and the fine of over 500 dollars for individuals.

Article 34 of the Act of the Government of the People's Government, firefighting agencies and other departments that perform the responsibility for the management of high-level construction fire safety monitoring, abuse of authority, negligence, infrastructural fraud, by their authorities or by inspection bodies, and criminal liability by law.

In violation of this provision, other acts of legal responsibility should be carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Annex VI

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