Article 1 enhances the management of civilian buildings, promotes green construction, save resources, improves the quality of the habitat, promotes eco-civilization, and develops this approach in line with the State Department's Regulations on Civil Construction and the relevant provisions of the Department of State for the development of green buildings.

Article 2

This approach refers to activities aimed at reducing energy consumption in the course of their use, subject to ensuring the functionality of civilian buildings and the quality of the hot environment indoor buildings.

The approach refers to green buildings that maximize resources, reduce pollution, protect the environment, provide people with healthy, applicable and efficient use of space and live in harmony with nature throughout the lifetime of civilian buildings. Green buildings are divided into one, two, three levels according to national provisions.

Article 3 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in civilian construction and green construction development efforts to support civilian construction and green construction development.

The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the implementation of civilian construction festivals and green construction development efforts into the local government section to evaluate the archaeological system and to develop civilian construction festivals and green construction development objectives and indicators, and conduct an evaluation of the civilian building energy and green construction development in the Territory.

Article 4

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the Government has developed reforms, industrial and informationization, financial, land-use resources, rural and urban planning, housing, management of organs, tax administration, etc., to enable civilian construction festivals and green construction development.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should support the diffusion of new technologies, new processes, new materials, new equipment, or the use of energy-efficient technologies, processes, materials and equipment in the construction process.

The provincial government-building authorities should prepare the technology, processes, materials, equipment extensions, restrictions on the use, use of a directory, make available to society and update it as appropriate, in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant sectors should strengthen civilian construction festivals and green construction advocacy, education and awareness-raising for civil construction festivals and green building development.

Media such as radio, television, newspapers and networks should be strengthened to promote knowledge such as civilian building and green building development laws, regulations and standards, as well as to conduct public opinion oversight of civilian construction festivals and green construction development.

Chapter II Planning and construction

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Article 8. The overall planning of cities, towns and cities should be optimized to determine the per capita resource occupancy indicators, to integrate into consideration the needs of civilian buildings and green construction development, to implement ecological environmental conservation, integrated energy use, integrated use of water resources, and land savings.

The development of city- and town-level detailed planning should take into account, inter alia, the effects of natural winds in the context of the overall civilian construction, the construction of buildings, and the green wing.

Article 9 provides office buildings for government investments in schools, hospitals, museums, science and technology, sports buildings, large public buildings such as airport, vehicle stations, and projects that incorporate local green construction development planning should be planned and built in accordance with green construction standards. Other civilian buildings are encouraged to plan and build in accordance with green construction standards.

The local people's development reform sector at the district level should be implemented in project setting, and the civilian construction section would be required to include in the portfolio of fixed assets investment projects the scope of evaluation and review. Projects to implement green construction standards should be implemented, and green construction requirements should be included in fixed asset investment projects can be assessed and reviewed.

Article 11. The rural and urban planning authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level should make clear, in accordance with the control-specific detailed planning, civilian buildings, such as water, land, festivals and materials, and green construction requirements.

The planning review of civilian construction projects by rural and urban planning authorities at the district level should seek the advice of the same-level construction authorities on whether the design programme meets the mandatory standards of civilian construction. For projects to implement green construction standards, views should be sought on whether the design programme meets the green building standards.

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Article 13. Construction units should be responsible for the construction of works in line with the mandatory standards of civilian construction. In the implementation of the green construction standards project, construction units should clearly identify requirements for the construction of green buildings, construction energy efficiency targets, and renewable energy use, as well as assume quality assurance responsibilities in accordance with the green construction hierarchy, when carrying out project design, construction solicitation or design, construction.

The construction units should provide information, such as energy-efficient measures, energy-efficient materials and equipment, and energy-efficient design indicators, as well as indicators.

Building units should prioritize renewable energy sources such as heating, refrigeration, lighting and heating water supply, in accordance with project conditions.

Article 14. Design units shall be designed in accordance with mandatory standards in civilian construction. The design programming of design units should include the design of specific notes by civilian construction sections. Preliminary design and construction map design documents should include civilian buildings. For projects to implement green construction standards, design programmes developed by design units should include specific notes for green construction design design design designs, initial design and construction map design documents should include green construction features.

The construction map design document review body should review the construction map design document in accordance with the mandatory standards of construction. The project to implement green construction standards should be reviewed in order to meet the green building standards and should be noted in the review of qualifications.

Article 15. The construction unit shall prepare construction-specific construction programmes in accordance with the review-qualified construction map design document and related subsection-enabled technical norms to carry out construction in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction; and construction of the construction of the construction of a construction unit endorsed by the Green Construction Programme Unit for the implementation of the green construction standards project.

The construction units should test material on the construction site, saving materials, windows, heating refrigeration systems, lighting equipment, hydros, etc., and non-use incompatible with the requirements of the construction map design document.

Article 16 shall apply to the construction activities in accordance with the review-qualified construction map design document.

The construction units have found that the construction units have not been constructed in accordance with the review-qualified construction map design document and should be required to change the construction units; the construction units have refused to change, should report on the construction units in a timely manner and report to the construction authorities.

Article 17 build-up units should conduct timely inspection of the divisions, sub-projects that are incompatible with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, and should be tasked with the restructuring of the construction units.

The construction unit was completed and the civilian building was to be checked with the mandatory standards of civilian construction. Emissions of eligible reports cannot be obtained for the completion of the process without compromising the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

In implementing the green construction standards project, construction units should be tested when they are completed in the organization of work.

More than the people's government-building authorities have found that construction units are not subject to mandatory standards or green construction standards in accordance with civilian buildings.

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The real estate project to obtain a green construction evaluation mark may be sold as a green building. Real estate development enterprises should include green construction levels and technical measures for the sale of homes in commodity buildings and residential quality assurance letters, home use statements.

Article 19 galvanizes the civilian building of farmers from building homes and rural creativity to implement civilian construction standards and encourage the use of civilian construction festivals and new construction technologies, new processes, new materials, new equipment and equipment in the construction of residential and rural pools in farmers.

Chapter III

Article 20: Civil construction owner, the use of the owner or the licensee's business service enterprises shall maintain the peripheral structure of the building, the use of the system and the renewable energy use facility on a daily basis, and the discovery of damage shall be carried out in a timely manner or replaced in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The necessary protection measures should be taken in connection with the renovation and rehabilitation of buildings to prevent the destruction of the original energy facilities.

The operation of green buildings should be in line with the following requirements:

(i) The management system, such as energy, water and greenization;

(ii) The normal operation of facilities such as energy, water, etc.;

(iii) The operation of the automated monitoring system for equipment such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning and lighting, which is complete;

(iv) Emissions of polluters, such as sewage, resulting from the operation process;

(v) To classify the collection of living wastes and to regulate the establishment of garbage containers.

Article 2

The State's office and the large public building owner, the use of the authority or the licensee's business service enterprises should guarantee the proper functioning of the energy-efficient monitoring system and transmit energy consumption data to the construction of the Authority.

Article XXIII of the Government of the People at the district level should investigate with the relevant sector organizations the establishment of the Year, the form of structure, energy consumption indicators, life cycle, etc., the development of plans for the rehabilitation of existing civilian buildings and the planned and phased implementation of the post-graduate people's government approval.

The management of the authorities of the people's government at the district level should prepare, with the relevant departments, plans for the rehabilitation of existing civilian buildings, to be organized after the approval of the Government.

Article 24 provides for the rehabilitation of existing civilian buildings, which should be consistent with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings, with priority being given to economic and reasonable reform measures such as the renovation of buildings, windows, roofs and offwage.

National authorities have both office buildings and the renovation of large public buildings, and should be equipped with sub-project measurement devices and section-energy monitoring systems consistent with national standards.

Civil buildings are encouraged to be upgraded in accordance with green construction standards. Upon renovation, a green building standard could apply for a green construction evaluation mark in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 25 Implementation of existing civilian construction sections should be renovated and construction map design documents should be prepared, with construction organized by units with corresponding qualifications following the review of qualifications by the construction map design document.

Upon completion of the transformation, the executive subject should be renovated in accordance with the existing civil building standards and the receipt standard. Experience is qualified and can be used by the parties.

Article 26 State agencies have both large public buildings and government investment, which do not meet the design of the year of use, must be dismantled in advance and should be consulted in public order for the society and reported to be implemented after the approval of the Government.

Chapter IV Safeguards and incentives

Article 27 Governments of more people at the district level should arrange funds for civilian construction and green construction development to support the activities of the following civilian construction festivals and the development of green buildings:

(i) Science and technology research, product development, standard development and demonstration works in civilian buildings and green buildings;

(ii) Both civilian buildings and green construction rehabilitation;

(iii) Applications of renewable energy in civilian buildings;

(iv) The promotion of civilian construction festivals and green construction development;

(v) Other civilian buildings can and develop green buildings activities.

Section 28 of the National Authority's office can be renovated, with the inclusion of more than the people at the district level of the current financial budget.

The cost of renovating public buildings used in public goods such as residential buildings and education, science, culture, health and sports is shared by the Government, the owner of the construction.

Investment in social funds is encouraged to be renovated in both civilian buildings. Enterprises that are able to renovate their services in civilian buildings can share the benefits arising from reduced energy consumption by agreement.

Financial institutions are encouraged to provide credit support for existing civilian construction, renewable energy applications, demonstration and green construction projects, in accordance with national provisions.

Article 29, in accordance with the planning, construction and renovation of green buildings, can apply for a green construction evaluation mark in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

The provincial government-building authorities should publish in a timely manner the civilian construction of a green construction evaluation mark.

Article 31 builds, purchases and operates civilian buildings that obtain a green construction evaluation mark and implements the following enabling policies:

(i) The area of construction at the outer wall temperature does not take into account the flat rate;

(ii) The acquisition of more than 20 per cent of a green building using a housing treasury loan, with a specific proportion determined by the municipal housing stock management in each area.

Article 31 provides tax incentives under the law for civilian construction and green construction projects, as well as for the production, use of civilian buildings that are included in the promotion of the directory and the development of new technologies, new processes, new materials, new equipment.

Article 32 obtains a green building for the State's criteria for determining sporadic standards, which is subject to financial incentives or grants.

Article 33 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals that make significant achievements in the development of green buildings in civilian buildings.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of article 5 of this approach, construction units use technology, processes, materials and equipment to be included in the ban of catalogues, are being redirected by the authorities of the more than 200,000 yen at the district level, with a fine of up to 300,000 yen; a fine of more than 400,000 dollars over the past year; and in the event of severe fines of more than 400,000 dollars.

In violation of article 14 of this approach, the design unit is not designed in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, modified by the authorities of the more than 10,000 people at the district level, with a fine of up to 200,000 dollars; a fine of more than 300,000 dollars at the later uncorrected period; a serious circumstance is the result of the suspension of the operation by the sector responsible for the award of the award of the award, a reduction in the level of money or a repayment certificate; and liability for damages under the law.

Article 36, in violation of article 15 of this approach, provides that construction units do not carry out constructions in accordance with mandatory standards in civilian construction sections, are converted by orders from the authorities of more than 2,000 people at the district level, with a fine of up to 3 per cent of the cost of civilian construction projects; a fine of up to 3 per cent of the civil construction project contract price; a serious circumstance is the result of the suspension of the operation by the sector responsible for the award of the award, a reduction in the level of qualifications or the payment of the award;

Article 37, in violation of article 17 of this scheme, provides that construction units receive qualified reports for civilian construction projects that do not meet the mandatory standards of civilian construction, which are converted by orders from the authorities of more than three per cent of the cost of civilian construction projects; in the event of severe fines of up to 4 per cent of the civil construction project contract price; losses caused and liability under the law.

Article 36 of the present approach stipulates that the real estate development enterprise does not impose a sum of 1 to 2 per cent of the total sales of the property delivered by the purchaser of the energy consumption indicators, energy-efficient measures and maintenance-insurance periods, which are converted by the authorities of more than the population at the district level; that the total amount of the sale of the property delivered is less than 1 to 2 per cent; and that the situation is severely reduced by the level of the award of the award or the release of the award.

Annex VI

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(i) Civil buildings, which refer to residential buildings, office buildings of national institutions and other public buildings such as commerce, services, education and health.

(ii) The rehabilitation of existing buildings means activities that can be adapted to the peripheral structure of buildings that are not in line with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings, heating systems, lighting equipment and heating water supply facilities.

(iii) Large public buildings, which refer to the area of single-constituency construction at 20,000 square meters

More than public buildings.

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