Article 2 engages in the production, transport and management of fossil products within the current city's administration.

The fossil industry described in this approach refers to industries engaged in exploration, mining, production, processing, operation of fossil materials and provision of related services.

The resources described in this approach refer to stones that possess specific and higher cultural art and economic values in the region.

Article 3 nurtures and fosters the development of the fossil industry, upholds market functioning, government support, transmission, highlighting the principles of innovation and integration.

Article IV. The Committee on the Economy and Information of the People's Government of the city, the District and the People's Government is the administrative authority of the treasury industry, which is responsible for the day-to-day work and performs the following responsibilities:

(i) Organization of development planning and annual plans for the fossil industry in the region;

(ii) Harmonization of the implementation of stones by the municipality, the district (zone) and its mining-related sectors.

Industrial planning; organization of long-term dedicated planning for the development of fossil industries;

(iii) Organizing measures for the development of fossil industrial development policies;

(iv) Statistics of the size of the business industry and control the use, exploitation and protection of scarce fossil material sites.

Relevant sectors such as national land resources, culturally broad electricity, public safety, finance, services, tourism, business, transport, science and technology property, education, planning, quality, humans, etc. should work together to promote fossil industrial development in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 provides information on units and individuals that make a significant contribution to the promotion of fossil industrial development.

Article 6

Article 7. Specific funds such as the city, the district (zone) culture, science and technology, education and urban construction should determine a proportion of funds for fossil industrial development.

(i) Organizing non-material cultural expressions, exhibitions and exchange of material products

(b) Absorption;

(ii) Development, technology innovation and related standards for fossil materials

Tests and protection of origin;

(iii) To promote the updating and manufacture of new construction materials by charging companies

Use of fruits;

(iv) Training in fossil industrial processes and the introduction of skills;

(v) Protection of non-material cultural heritage and sites of rare fossil extraction sites

Subsistance;

(vi) Other matters that promote the development of the fossil industry.

Article 8. The Government of the city shall organize a census of scarce resources such as mammunization, sensitization, maize, and sorrow.

Article 9 contains scarce resources such as exploration, exploitation and sterilization, creed stones, maize, thmunite, etc., and shall be obtained by law for exploration, exploitation of mineral resources and exploration and exploitation in accordance with the number, type of requirements under the licence.

The land-use sector should limit the mining sites, boundaries, modalities, quantity, etc. when it comes to a licence for scarce resources.

Article 10 Governments and industry associations should strengthen their cooperation with the relevant areas within and outside the area of the fossil industry to establish an industrial information platform and a lock-in-service network of fossil products; provide information on vehicle stations, major tourist landscapes (points), major commercial neighbourhoods, stereotyped products along the road, and multimedia advertisements.

Article 11. Governments of municipalities, districts (zones) should organize relevant sectors for the development of regional fossil industrial development planning, which should be integrated into the overall planning of economic and social development of regional nationals; and develop relevant policies for guiding and enabling the development of the fossil industry, based on the development of the fossil industry.

Article 12

Article 13 encourages support for the establishment of an industrial association by the operators of the fossil industry by law,

Enactment of industrial self-regulation, maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of the operators of the fossil industry, opening up the market for the products of the stone industry, leading to an orderly development of the health of the fossil industry.

Article 14. The municipal, district and territorial authorities should encourage investment and cooperation in the development of fossil industrial projects by investors with technical, talent and financial advantages within and outside the area.

units and individuals that encourage all regions to invest in the design, processing, manufacture and operation of fossil products are encouraged to operate in the city, which, in addition to the concessionary policies granted by the Government and the treatment of the urban people, can be used in a way that takes advantage of the agreements that require both parties and introduces good enterprises and talents in the fossil industry.

Enterprises, organizations or individuals are encouraged to invest in construction, operation of exhibition facilities, such as museums related to the development of the fossil industry, exhibitions, etc., for the marketing of stone products in the city and for the demonstration of national and international fossil products.

Article 15. The Government of the city, district (zone) should create a good environment conducive to the development of the fossil industry, improve the transport logistics facilities for the import, transport, storage, processing and processing of adaptation materials, create conditions for the introduction of large-scale construction materials processing; and provide services for the outsourcing of the construction of the construction of an enterprise tour the construction of large building blocks.

Article 16 provides that the municipal service administration authorities should create a market for fossil product exhibitions that are scaled in conjunction with rural and urban service development planning.

The Operators are encouraged to establish e-commerce networks, open up fossil product markets, conduct television purchases, Internet sales, postal surges and innovative marketing approaches.

Article 17, the executive authorities of the fossil industry should work with the public sector to strengthen the development of highly skilled talents in the fossil industry, to establish skills training, appraisal, evaluation and incentives for the fossil industry; to actively implement the national vocational accreditation system and to organize regular practitioners to participate in career skill classifications.

Article 18

(i) To promote the production process in primary and secondary schools and to identify knowledge;

(ii) The establishment of professional courses for the processing of fossil materials, such as crickets;

(iii) The establishment of an internship base for the production of fossil materials and the provision of services for professional interns for stones.

Article 19 The Government of the people of the city, the district (zone) shall in-depth excavation of the rich cultural content, historical monuments, the value of the non-material cultural heritage, and carry out the following cultural activities:

(i) To organize regular cultural and cultural academic seminars;

(ii) Organizing the production of masters and chewings outside the Clinics to participate in the exchange and product demonstration of fossil cultural technology;

(iii) To encourage authors, artists, in cooperation with the ma industry, to create, develop the artefacts of the culture;

(iv) To encourage horticulture practitioners, writers, poets, photographers, etc., to create horticulture works or works for topics such as crickets.

It was encouraged to create a non-renewable demonstration base and a pool of teachers.

Article 20 provides for a census of historical monuments and protection systems. The national land resources, the cultural sector should conduct a census of scarce fossil resources, such as the bridge, the brainstorming, with a clear range of resources, setting up protection, a ban on the marking of fossil materials. Civic education activities are encouraged in the context of the exploitation of stoning and the production of historical monuments.

Article 21, the Government of the city, the district (zone) should establish a screening centre and product development institutions.

The veterans test body should conduct a screening report on the naviacy of production in the region, based on local standards developed by industry associations, and the protection of hydro products.

Article 2: The Government of the city, the district (zone) shall provide logistics, communications and the identification of conditions of service for the horrendous, cranes, based on market needs. To encourage the establishment of a horrendous, cranes and hiding place in the tourist movement or central vehicle stations, the tourism landscape area, and to provide the conditions for the production process for the production of stone-based products for the manufacture of the garner.

Article 23 exploits the resources of fossil materials and does not cause damage to the geological monuments and important insights of historical, cultural research values. It is prohibited to sell resources such as the illicit transport of scarce stones.

The State's resources, the tax sector, in collaboration with the public security authorities, should strengthen the protection and enforcement supervision of the resources of fossil materials and combat criminal activities in violation of the law, such as delinquency, abuse, sale and transport of scarce fossil material resources.

Article 24, Homeland resources, the tax sector should collect tax charges against units and individuals who sell and transport fossil materials in the region, and provide complete tax certificates.

People's governments in each district (zone) should not be subject to repeated inspections on the basis of a complete tax certificate.

The administrative authorities of the fossil industry should be treated in accordance with the laws of the relevant authorities in the same sectors as the people of the district (zone) and the land resources, taxes, public safety and so forth.

Article 25, in violation of this approach, provides that there is no evidence or transcend to the extent prescribed to investigate, exploit the raw materials of fossil products, and that the land resources sector will be responsible for the cessation of the offence, forfeiture the proceeds of fossil products and violations and fines of up to 100,000 dollars.

Article 26 undermines and wastes the resources of fossil materials, resulting in ecological, resource destruction and in serious circumstances, the release of their survey licences, mining licences by the original registry sector, and criminal liability for those directly responsible for causing serious damage to the material resources.

Article 27 of the executive branch and its staff play a role in jeopardizing their duties, misappropriation, abuse of authority or provocative fraud, resulting in the destruction and exploitation of material resources, disruption of transport order, administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, and criminal liability by law.

The twenty-eighth approach is implemented effective 1 November 2015.