Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the Aye River, to secure water ecological safety and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Water Law.

Article II of this approach states that the Aye River is the direct and continuum of lakes that guide the village of Lee Seungi, Uponunge Town, and the northern and mouth of the Shel River.

Article 3 applies to activities such as planning, river therapy, development of use, management and protection, within the management and protection of the Aye River and adjacent lakes.

Article IV. Construction management in the Aye River should uphold the principles of integrated planning, deference to flood prevention and integrated balance and reasonable use.

Article 5 The Government of the people of the self-government established a joint mechanism on water pollution prevention and water ecological rehabilitation to coordinate key issues arising from integrated development such as Aye River Development, Use and Protection.

Article 6. The management system of watershed management and management is integrated.

The Government's water administration authorities in the self-government area are responsible for the management and supervision of the Eye River industry and are responsible for the day-to-day work of the Joint Conference on Water Pollution Control and Ecological Rehabilitation in the Autonomous Region. The Aye River Authority, which is affiliated, is entrusted by the administrative authorities of the self-government area, responsible for the day-to-day management of the Eye River River lobbied land area into the Horizon River. Its specific responsibilities are:

(i) Organizing integrated planning and water environmental protection planning for the entire river;

(ii) Campaign to prevent flood, drainage and water resources from rivers within the jurisdiction;

(iii) Management of the operation of river works within the jurisdiction;

(iv) To monitor the ecological environment of the rivers under the jurisdiction and assume water environmental protection and ecological governance.

Article 7. The Hichuan Government is responsible for the management of the Lake's wetlands along the shores of the town of Lee Seungi, south of the River River, north-to- access to the 500 metres of the sea gate. The day-to-day management could be entrusted to the relevant sectors with specific responsibilities:

(i) Campaign to prevent flood, drainage and water resources from rivers within the jurisdiction;

(ii) Management of the operation of river works within the jurisdiction;

(iii) To be responsible for water pollution prevention and water ecological rehabilitation in the current administrative region;

(iv) The greenization, glomonization and recreation of the Aye River in the current administrative region;

(v) Water ecology and environmental protection in rivers under the jurisdiction;

(vi) The development of river tourism planning and its construction management.

Article 8

Article 9 is responsible for local government executive heads in the prevention and clearance of diameteries in the Aye River. The Government of the people along the border, the district (zone) should be subject to the requirements for the prevention of flooding and to the protection of the sequestration of the rivers in the Territory.

Article 10 Eco-encing, vegetation and governance protection funds and their daily operating costs are incorporated into the financial budget in accordance with the management authority of the Government of the people of the Autonomous Region and the surrounding municipalities, districts and territories.

Article 11

(i) There are fires, ranging from 30 to 100 metres above the slope;

(ii) There are no fires, ranging from 30 to 100 metres on the two sides of water, beach and river. The two sides have the road to the road dividends;

(iii) There are lakes, ranging from 60 to 100 metres, respectively, on the opening line or from the slope;

(iv) The ship's gates, watersheds, watersheds, and holes, along with 200 metres.

Chapter II Planning and construction

The integrated planning of the Aye River is the basic basis for the Ii River settlement, development of use, construction and management activities.

The integrated planning of the Aye River is developed by the Executive Authority of Water in the Autonomous Region, together with the relevant departments and along the municipalities, districts (zone) people's governments, to report on implementation after the approval of the Government of the people of the Autonomous Region and to make the society public.

The development of integrated planning in the Aye River should be subject to national economic and social development planning, strategic planning for space development in the summer and to the overall planning of rural and urban areas, environmental protection planning and overall land-use planning.

Article 14. New construction, alteration, expansion of bridges, terminals, access to (exclusive) water and other blocks within the context of the management of the Aye River should be in line with the requirements of the river protection standard and other related technology, and the construction programme should be reviewed by the relevant water administration authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the HRA.

Article 15, in the context of the protection of the Aye River, prohibits the construction of other projects, in addition to facilities such as water conservation, flood prevention, roads, bridges, environmental protection, landscapes, greenization, tourism and sports.

Article 16, which has been approved for construction projects within the context of the Aye River management, should inform the Aye River Authority prior to the start-up of construction units.

Construction units should be conducted in accordance with the principles conducive to the prevention of flood, ecological protection and water resources. The institutions responsible for the management of the Aye River are entitled to inspect by law and the inspector should provide information and information as necessary.

After the completion of construction, construction units should be cleaned on the construction site in a timely manner, as requested by the Aye River management, and rehabilitate the river; and when the construction facility was completed, the Aye River Authority should be informed.

Article 17 Construction projects should bear costs for expansion, alteration, removal or damage to the original water engineering facilities.

During construction, the construction units should assume the relevant responsibilities in the area of security and ecological protection.

Article 18 The Greenization of the two shores of the Aye River, the road is governed by the principle of territorial management and is responsible for the construction and management of the people's governments along the city, the district (zone).

Chapter III Management and protection

Article 19 A River introduces a management system for the objectives of the river water functional area. The administrative authorities of the self-government area should prepare the Aye River Water Functioning Zone with the environmental protection sector and along the municipality, district (zone) Government of the self-government area, delineate the water functional area and monitor management in strict water functional areas.

Article 20 shall be implemented with the consent of the Government of the self-government by the authorities of the water administration authorities of the self-government sector and along the municipal, district (zone) people.

Article 21 The water quality of the Aye River should be consistent with the water quality standards of the functional areas.

The environmental protection sector and the Aye River Authority should monitor the water quality of the trajectory in the zones and make monitoring information available to society in a timely manner. It was found that the aggregate emissions of pollutant substances exceeded the control targets or that water quality in the water functional area did not meet the requirements for water quality and should be reported in a timely manner on governance measures taken by the Government to strengthen the protection and rehabilitation of the Aye River Water Ecosystem.

Article 2

Environmental protection in self-government zones, agricultural pastoral sectors should be guided and monitored by water pollution control and governance in the Aye River basin.

Within the context of the management of the Aye River, the development of tourism, recreation, recreational leave and the production of water poultry and other business projects should be in line with the integrated planning of the Aye River and be administered and monitored by the Aye River Authority in accordance with the law.

Article 24 blocks of flooding in the context of the management of the Aye River, whichever is the subject, are cleared by an order of responsibility of the gynaecological command, which is later uncleed, and the costs incurred by the anti-Bangq command organization are borne by the owner.

Article 25 Movement control of water in the Aye River should first address the need for flood prevention, integrated landscape, ecological environment and other water.

The Eyee Eecological Subsidance Indicators are implemented by the Governmental Water Administration of the Self-Government, based on water.

The use of water in the Aye River for greening, raising, irrigation should be declared to the Ayee Authority and pay water costs, which are implemented in accordance with the standards established by the self-government sector.

Article 26 The Aye River Authority shall take security measures in hazardous areas of the Aye River, establish protective, warning or safety markings, and prevent the conduct of life-safety in the river.

Article 27 prohibits:

(i) Attacks, breaks, construction of kilns, graves, beds, buildings or other construction activities;

(ii) Removal of sand sludges, storage of material, dumping of garbage, savings and cover objects containing contaminated water;

(iii) Expropriation, destruction of fires, escorts, border crossings, border crossings, gate content, prevention of pollution, hydrological monitoring, communications, lighting, etc.

(iv) Instruction, landfilling or taking part in flooding areas, lakes, berms or escorts on the shores;

(v) Emissions of wastewater, wastewater and sewage beyond the Eye River Water Quality Standards;

(vi) The establishment of a network of fishing in rivers or the use of electrical shocks, poisoning and explosions for illicit fishing;

(vii) The unauthorized operation of water engineering equipment or pumps;

(viii) swim in the river;

(ix) Removation of alien water species to waters;

(x) Activities in laundering contaminated waters and the environment in rivers;

(xi) Incestineration and grazing in shores, rivers;

(xii) Besided in non-designated regions, ices, buoys, garbage, and loading points;

(xiii) Facilities such as paints, damage and unauthorized mobile river escorts, alerts or markers;

(xiv) Other practices affecting the ecological and health environment of the Aye River.

Article 28, in the context of the protection of the Aye River, prohibits activities that affect the operation of the Aye River and endanger the Aye River works, water ecological safety breaks, wells and scale livestock breeding, dumping and cover of hazardous toxic pollutants.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of article 27, paragraphs 1 to 7, and article 28 of the scheme, is punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Water Law of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Hunger and the Regulations on Water Engineering Management of the Indian Self-Government Zone.

Article 31 violates the provisions of articles 27, paragraphs 8 to 14 of this scheme, by the authorities of water at the district level that are responsible for the cessation of the offence, discouraged or warn and punishable by fines of up to 50 ktonnes.

Article 31 of the water administration authorities, the Aye River Authority and its staff members have been treated by law by the competent and other responsible personnel directly responsible in the management of the Aye River.

Article 32 impedes, threatens the administrative authorities of water or the staff of the Aye River Authority to carry out their functions in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 33 is inconsistency with the administrative penalties decision and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law; the parties are not subject to administrative review or administrative proceedings and are not subject to administrative sanctions decisions, and the organs that make administrative sanctions decisions apply for enforcement by the People's Court.

Chapter V

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2016.