(Summit 21st ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 25 December 2013, to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 99 of 14 January 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 99 of the Greater Self-Autonomous Region, which came into force on 1 March 2014)

In order to strengthen the management of man-made weather-affected weather efforts, to defend and mitigate meteorology, scientifically develop the use of air water resources, and to develop this approach in the light of the National Department's Wildlife Regulations.

Article 2 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership in the work of man-made weather events, establish and improve command and coordination mechanisms for man-made weather-affected weather work, equip the necessary personnel and equipment, facilities and guarantee the smooth operation of man-made weather events.

Article 3. More meteorological authorities in the district are responsible for the implementation and guidance management of organizations operating in the current administrative area that affect weather. The relevant units, such as development and reform, finance, public safety, agriculture, forestry, land resources, civil affairs, environmental protection, transport, safe production control, civil aviation, flight control, communications, should be tailored to their respective responsibilities to work on artificially affected weather events.

Article IV, in accordance with the manual impact of weather work approved by the people's Government, is a public good cause and requires the inclusion of the financial budget of the current people's Government. In order to ensure disaster risk reduction public services, the manually impacted weather operations units can carry out dedicated services, at the user's request.

Article 5 encourages artificial impacts on weather science and technology research and the promotion of the use of advanced science and technology and research outcomes. Meteorological authorities should organize research in the areas of disaster prevention, climate change, ecological environmental protection, safety of agricultural production and the exploitation of water resources, and continuously increase the level of man-made weather science operations and service benefits.

The development planning of man-made weather-affected weather events, which was approved by the current people's Government, is implemented by meteorological authorities.

Article 7. The identified artificially affecting weather locations shall not be subject to self-removal changes, and the need for change should be redefined in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Article 8 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen infrastructure-building such as the manually impacting weather operations command base and operational points in the current administration. More than the people at the district level and the artificially affected weather operations units should organize, in accordance with the standards, a dedicated fuel trajectory, operating equipment-specific treasury, terminals, rest rooms and operational launch platforms, equipped with communications facilities and security protection facilities, and improved manually affecting weather command systems, weather monitoring early warning systems, communications systems, information processing and operational effectiveness

Assessment system. The commune government should assist in the selection, standardization and maintenance of sites that affect weather operations.

Article 9. The Government of the people at the district level should coordinate the establishment of a manually impacted live declaration and re-entry system with meteorological authorities to enhance the timeliness of operations.

Article 10 units engaged in manually affecting weather operations should have the following qualifications:

(i) A legal personality;

(ii) Infrastructures such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices and man-made heavy rain shells, rocket treasury, consistent with national mandatory standards and regulations relating to security management;

(iii) Operational technical systems and equipment with guidance on operations and monitoring of operating weather conditions;

(iv) A well-established system of operational airfield declaration systems, operational safety management systems and maintenance of operating equipment, transport, storage and custody;

(v) Other conditions under the law, regulations.

Article 11 Applications for units engaged in manually affecting weather operations shall be submitted to:

(i) Written requests;

(ii) Accreditation or reprinting of a unit body;

(iii) Basic information of the operational command and operator;

(iv) Productive plants, products and qualified certificates for operating equipment;

(v) Related security management systems.

Article 12. A person engaged in man-made weather operations should submit an application to the location's meteorological authorities, who shall conduct the first instance of qualifications within 7 days of the date of receipt of the request and report on the review of the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area. The applicant may also apply directly to the meteorological authorities in the self-government area. Meteorological authorities in the self-government area shall complete the review within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. In accordance with eligibility conditions, the eligibility conditions for artificially affected weather operations to be granted to the applicant

(b) A written statement to the applicant on the grounds of non-qualification.

More than meteorology authorities in Article 13 should regularly organize operational training and technical assessment missions for manually affected weather operators. The list of persons who use high-radio, rocket-launching devices to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations is transmitted to local public security authorities by the location's meteorological authorities.

Article 14. More than veterans affecting weather command institutions at the district level should develop an annual programme of work on man-made weather-affected weather events and a work plan on critical farm seasonal artificial impacts, and report on implementation by the Government of the current people. In accordance with the approved programme of work and workplans, the multi-hazard management authorities should carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations in the food and economic crop-ownership areas, and in the habeas corpus.

Article 15. Governments of more than communes should organize, in accordance with ecological conservation and governance needs in ecologically important regions, ecologically fragile regions and disaster-prone areas, frequent man-made weather-affected areas such as forests, wetlands, rivers and lakes.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the district level should establish emergency response mechanisms for responding to incidents such as fire risk, abnormal temperature, drought, severe air pollution, severe water resource contamination, and to launch, in a timely manner, the corresponding artificial impact weather operations.

More than zonal meteorological authorities should expand the area of application of man-made weather-affected weather work, taking into account the need and possible organization of specialized man-made weather operations such as manoeal rains for large hydropower works, major social activities to reduce rains, airfields and high-calibres, artificial rains in the tourist landscapes.

In one of the following cases, more than one of the district meteorological authorities should organize man-made weather-affected weather work plans, as approved by the peer-people's Government, when appropriate:

(i) There may be severe cholera;

(ii) The occurrence of forest fires or the long-term high forest fires;

(iii) A high temperature in the long term;

(iv) A drought has emerged and drought is expected to increase;

(v) The degradation of the ecological environment due to severe shortage of water resources;

(vi) Water storage and water scarcity;

(vii) Incidental public pollution;

(viii) Other situations requiring manually affecting weather operations.

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(i) Adequate weather conditions and operational time;

(ii) The flight control sector has approved operational airfields and operational time frames;

(iii) The integrity of the command system and the accessibility of the communications system;

(iv) Officers and operators are in place;

(v) Operational equipment and ammunition are subject to strict scrutiny and are consistent with national security technical standards;

(vi) Improved security safeguards.

Article 20, when carrying out aircraft man-made weather operations, the relevant airport and flight control authorities should support and cooperate in the area of air conditioning, aircraft terminal, dry and ground safety, in accordance with approved operational plans.

Article 21 requires emergency response organizations to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations and operating facilities should take part in the seizure of disaster in accordance with the unity of movement and command of meteorological authorities in the self-government area.

Article 22, paragraph 2, of the manual impact of weather operations, should be maintained in a timely manner with other relevant information.

More than twenty-third meteorological authorities in the counties should organize assessments of the effectiveness of man-made weather operations by sectors such as agriculture, forestry, hydrothermal and relevant experts, and report on the results on a case-by-tier basis the meteorological authorities of the self-government area.

Article 24 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the safety of manifold-affected weather operations, organize meteorological, safe production monitoring, and public safety-related sectors. More than zonal meteorological authorities should be equipped with surveillance management and day-to-day monitoring of weather operations. Sectors such as security production supervision, public safety and security should be equipped with safety regulation that affects weather work, within their respective mandates.

Article 25 A manually affecting weather operations units should conduct habeas corpus for operating personnel.

Article 26 Implementation of artificially affected weather operations units should establish safety accident emergencies. In the event of artificial accidents affecting the safety of weather operations, the artificially affected weather operations units should immediately launch emergency prestigation cases and report to the host people's Government, the safe production monitoring management, the public security sector and meteorological authorities. The Government of the people of the location, the management of safe production monitoring, the public security sector and the meteorological authorities should initiate emergency scenarios in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 27 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen monitoring of the preparations for the response to meteorology disasters and incorporate manual weather-impact work into oversight. Article 28 causes injury, loss of property or triggering disputes relating to rights and interests in the implementation of artificially affected weather operations, and conducts investigations by organizations of more than the population at the district level, coordinating the relevant sectors and units, and in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 29 Transport, storage, use and maintenance of special weather equipment and ammunition should be subject to the State's provisions on arms equipment, explosive items management. A manually affecting weather operations shells, rockets should be managed by the local people's Government in coordination with the military and the Ministry of Armed of the Local People. When transporting is needed, the Meteorological Authority is governed by national regulations relating to arms equipment, explosive items management.

Article 33 Governments at all levels and other relevant administrative authorities shall be implemented in accordance with the self-government provisions for the management of command vehicles and operating vehicles that affect weather operations. Vehicles for transporting dangerous goods such as shells and rocket fires that affect weather operations are issued by the public security sector as a priority.

Article 31, Meteorological authorities in the self-government area are responsible for organizing annual inspections of specialized equipment that affect weather operations. Inadequate annual inspections should be carried out immediately, and the technical standards and requirements that are still less than required are reported.

No unit or individual may intrus the place of man-made weather-affected weather operations without unauthorized movement, intrusion and destruction of artificially affected weather infrastructure and specialized equipment, and shall not engage in activities that adversely affect the operation. In the context of new construction, expansion, alteration and construction in the context of artificially affecting weather operations infrastructure and the protection of specialized equipment, the relevant sector should seek advice from more meteorological authorities in local districts before approval.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, does not comply with the artificially affected weather operating conditions, which are carried out by more than 5,000 meteorological authorities in order to stop operations and may be fined up to 500,000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being retroactive and warnings by the authorities responsible for more than 1,000 meters of meteorology, and the refusal to reproduce the fine of more than 1,000 dollars:

(i) The unauthorized purchase of specialized equipment and ammunition affecting weather operations;

(ii) The use of specialized equipment that has not been inspected for a year, is not qualified for the year, has exceeded the period of effectiveness or reported for the use of artificially affected weather operations;

(iii) Expropriation of artificially affected weather sites, unauthorized movement, intrusion and destruction of artificial weather infrastructure and specialized equipment or activities that adversely affect weather operations.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2014.