(Act of the 17th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the 6th Sea, 20 February 2014, adopted by Decree No. 251 of 24 February 2014, published as of 1 April 2014)

Article 1 provides for the protection of the environment in which meteorological stations are protected and provides accurate meteorological information on meteorological sites, in line with relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

The environment is protected by the State. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the environment of meteorological stations and prohibit any act that endangers the environment.

Article 3. National baseline climatic stations, national basic meteorological stations, national general meteorological stations, regional meteorological automatic stations, meteorological satellite ground stations and solar radiation observation stations, barriers such as construction, crop, trees, and other sources that affect meteorology, should maintain a gap with the observatories of meteorological observation sites, with specific protection requirements and coverage being implemented in accordance with national provisions.

Article IV, the barrier of a high-air meteorology station for four weeks, must not exceed 5 °, and no more than 2 ° in the context of the wind direction prevailing at the high-air meteorate detection cell.

In the context of a 50-metre meter of the detection of the Celestial Station, there shall be no barriers such as air mechanics, buildings and trees. Other buildings and fire sources are not less than 50 metres.

Article 5 is no greater than 0.5° in the main detection direction of the weather radar station, the insecure must not exceed 0.5°; the other direction must not be greater than one °, and the insecure must not be greater than one ° and the overall insecure must not exceed 5°. Weather radar stations may not have a source of interference with the reception of the radar.

More than 6 meteorological authorities at the district level should be equipped with meteorological facilities, in accordance with relevant quality standards and technical requirements, to establish the necessary protection devices and to establish a sound security management system.

More than the meteorological authorities at the district level should establish protection signs in the vicinity of meteorological facilities, indicating protection requirements.

Any unit or individual shall not destroy or destroy the signs of protection of mobile meteorological facilities.

Article 7

The control indicators for buildings and constructions in the context of meteorological detection of environmental protection should serve as mandatory elements for control-specific detailed planning.

Article 8. More meteorological authorities at the district level should report to the Government of the people at this level on meteorological environmental protection requests in the current administration and transmit to the same-level development reforms, the land, planning, housing construction, radio management.

More than the people at the district level and the relevant sectors should be included in the review of the compatibility of meteorological environmental protection requirements with the relevant projects within the context of meteorological detection.

In applying for planning licences for construction projects in the context of meteorological detection of environmental protection, the planning sector should consult with the same-level meteorological authorities in writing.

Buildings, constructions, disruptive sources, etc. that do not meet the requirements of meteorological environmental protection, and more meteorological authorities at the district level should propose governance programmes in accordance with actual circumstances, and report on the approval and organization of implementation by the current people's Government.

Article 9. New construction, alteration, expansion of construction in the area of environmental protection should be avoided; indeed, the construction unit should report to national meteorological authorities or provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the management authority and make appropriate remedies, with written consent from national meteorological authorities or provincial meteorological authorities. With the written consent of the meteorological authorities or the failure to implement remedies, the relevant sector shall not approve its start-up.

The construction units should report in advance on local meteorological authorities and take the necessary engineering, technical measures in accordance with the requirements.

Article 10. The sites of the meteorological stations should be maintained for long-term stability and no unit or individual shall be allowed to migrate their meteorological stations.

As a result of the overall planning changes in national priorities or in urban (communes), there is a need for the relocation of meteorological stations, construction units or local people's governments should make applications to provincial meteorological authorities, and an assessment of the scientific, reasonableness of the proposed relocation of new sites by specialists of provincial meteorological authorities, in line with the requirements of meteorology facilities and meteorological environmental protection, and the relocation of the principle of relocation after the pre-construction.

The relocation of meteorological stations and construction costs are borne by the construction units.

Article 11. The relocation of meteorological stations should be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the State or the province, at least one year of observation between the new sites and the old sites.

Removal meteorological stations are eligible for approval, decision-making for relocation, and they can change the use of the old sites once they are formally involved.

Article 12 separate unqualified meteorological facilities, and municipal, district, self-government district meteorological authorities may entrust the relevant units or individuals with the protection and conclude management agreements to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Article 13. In violation of article 6, paragraph 3, the logic of the destruction or unauthorized movement of meteorological facilities is corrected by an act of responsibility by more than 5,000 meteorological authorities at the district level, which is punishable by a fine of more than 500 ktonnes; the loss should be compensated.

Article 14 violates other acts under this provision, and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have been penalized, from their provisions.

The specific application of this provision is explained by the provincial meteorological authorities.

Article 16 The Observance of Environmental Protection by the People's Government of the Southern Province on 2 December 1991 was also repealed.