(Act No. 172 of the People's Government Order No. 172 of 23 July 2013, effective 1 September 2013)

In order to strengthen fire safety management in high-risk units, to prevent and reduce fire hazards, to protect physical, property security, to maintain public safety, and to develop this provision in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act and the Shisi Province Fire Regulations.

Article 2 Safety management of fires in high-risk units within the territorial administration is applicable.

Article 3 states that the high-risk unit of the fire is a place that is vulnerable to fire and that the fire may result in heavy casualties or property losses, flammable and high-level and underground public buildings.

Article IV

(i) Implementation of fire safety laws, regulations, fire planning and organizational implementation;

(ii) The construction of public firefighting facilities, the construction of fire fleets, the staffing of equipment and fire training bases;

(iii) Implementation of the fire safety responsibility system, monitoring of the performance of fire safety responsibilities by the relevant departments of the current people's Government and by the lower-level people's Government, and integrating fire safety responsibilities into the parameters of the examination;

(iv) Organizing regular fire awareness training in relevant sectors;

(v) The development of fire accident emergency relief scenarios and the organization of emergency relief assistance for major fires and other major disaster accidents;

(vi) Other responsibilities under law, regulations.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices should be equipped with fire management related to fire-fighting units.

Article 5

Article 6. Fire agencies of the public safety authority shall perform the following duties:

(i) Follow-up to fire safety laws, regulations and technical norms, technical standards;

(ii) Enhance day-to-day business learning and training to increase capacity for fire and emergency relief;

(iii) Conduct fire safety advocacy and organize training on fire safety;

(iv) To guide dedicated fire brigades, voluntary firefighting teams and to organize fire operations training;

(v) Implementation of fire safety monitoring inspections, supervision of the rehabilitation of fires, timely reporting and information on the hidden fires;

(vi) Approval, fire inspection and clearance, screening, by law, of the construction of fire fire fire safety inspections and pre-employment fire safety inspections;

(vii) Monitoring of the use of fire-fighting products, indoor dressing and refurbishing materials used in intensive locations;

(viii) Promote advanced fire and emergency relief technologies, firefighting equipment;

(ix) Oversight management of the qualifications, qualifications and technical services of fire-fighting technology services;

(x) Consistency with fire extortion and participation in emergency relief efforts to investigate the causes of fire accidents, and statistical fire accidents;

(xi) Other responsibilities under law, regulations.

Article 7

(i) The development and reform sectors are responsible for the inclusion of public fire infrastructure in local fixed asset investment plans;

(ii) The education, human resources and social security sectors are responsible for organizing, guiding, monitoring schools, vocational training institutions for the teaching, training and fire flight of fire knowledge;

(iii) The National Religious Affairs Department is responsible for guiding fire safety at religious sites;

(iv) The financial sector is responsible for securing the provision of funds for firefighting at this level, and for the timely allocation of public fire facilities and operational requirements by budget;

(v) The housing and rural-urban construction sector is responsible for integrating public fire facilities into the annual rural and urban infrastructure construction and rehabilitation plans, and for integrated implementation;

(vi) The transport sector is responsible for integrating public fire facilities into road infrastructure construction and rehabilitation plans;

(vii) The business sector is responsible for the integration of public fire facilities in the construction and rehabilitation plans of the fuel station (point) and for the integrated implementation of the plan and for the guidance of the fuel station (point) for fire safety;

(viii) The Ministry of Culture, Publication of Broadcasts Television is responsible for organizing public-private fire awareness education;

(ix) Quality technical supervision, supervision by the business administration sector of the quality and production of fire-fighting products in accordance with their respective responsibilities;

(x) Sports, People's air defence services are responsible for directing fire safety at sports sites (bassies) and people's air defence operations and management units;

(xi) The management of safety and production monitoring is responsible for the integrated monitoring of firefighting operations in high-risk units;

(xii) The property sector is responsible for the guidance, supervision of the protective units and the use, management of fire safety;

(xiii) The tourism sector is responsible for providing guidance on fire safety for travel agencies and tourist sites;

(xiv) Industrial authorities oversee the normal use of public fire facilities in the industry.

Various groups such as trade unions, communists, women's associations should organize fire awareness education in the context of their characteristics.

Article 8

Article 9 is in line with a large number of places or units that are at risk of fire:

(i) The total area of construction is greater than 20,000 square meters or more than one million sports sites (occupies);

(ii) Public exhibitions, museums with a total area greater than 20,000 square meters;

(iii) The area of single-scale buildings is greater than one million square meters or the overall building area of more than 5 million square meters, the market;

(iv) The total area of construction is greater than 25,000 square meters of public maps, the labour-intensive business production trucks, religious sites;

(v) More than three hundred and above, and the total area of construction is greater than 30,000 square meters, hotels;

(vi) The authorized strength of more than two thousand rooms, the screening of places and the public recreation sites within the authorized strength of more than five hundred others;

(vii) The number of beds is more than three hundred nurses, kindergartens, nursing homes, welfare homes, and the number of beds in more than five hundred hospitals or in the medical building of the garage;

(viii) The number of beds is above one thousand students and the collective accommodation of business employees.

Article 10 is in line with one of the following conditions:

(i) The production, replenishment, storage and marketing of all reserves greater than one million cubic metres;

(ii) The production, replenishment, storage and marketing of flammable liquids that are more than 30,000 cubic metres;

(iii) Production, storage, sale, classification, flammable fibre, and a size greater than three square meters.

Article 11. The area of single-constructed buildings is greater than 50,000 square meters or the high-level public buildings with more than 100 metres.

Article 12

(i) The total area of construction is greater than three thousand square meters;

(ii) The total area of construction is larger than five hundred square meters of sing and recreation sites;

(iii) The next part of the urban orbital traffic area;

(iv) Highway overflight tunnels.

Article 13 places or units that meet one of the following conditions:

(i) Reserves for more food (food oil) at the provincial level;

(ii) Storage of other large reserve warehouses, bases with more than $200 million in fuel value;

(iii) The use of Synergies for fire design and a single building area greater than 20,000 square meters;

(iv) National focus protection units for the structure of the wood or the structure.

Article 14. In addition to the high-risk units identified in this provision, the municipalities in the area may determine the high-risk units of the fire in this administrative area in accordance with fire safety management needs and be made public in a timely manner.

Article 15. Provincial transport management should strengthen fire safety management and sound management systems with provincial public safety agencies firefighting agencies.

Article 16 Safety management of fire safety in high-risk units is fully responsible by units, whose legal representative or principal is the first responsible for the management of fire safety in this unit.

High-risk units should also perform the following fire safety responsibilities, in addition to carrying out fire safety duties in fire safety priority units:

(i) At least every two hours of a fire inspection during the operation, at least one fire inspection per month;

(ii) The establishment of a duty station at the Ministry of Fire Safety Priorities, the identification of operational personnel and the provision of fire relief equipment;

(iii) Establish specialized fire brigades or voluntary fire brigades with firefighting equipment and equipment, organize fire operations learning and fire skills training;

(iv) To organize, at least every quarter, a fire and emergency evacuation exercise;

(v) Concrete fire safety information kits with a clear location outside the building, basic conditions of the information boxes, fire safety organizations, graphs, construction firefighting facilities, fire response scenarios.

Article 17

(i) The basic situation of units;

(ii) Fire management organizations, as well as fire safety responsibilities, fire safety managers, specialist (and) fire safety managers, fire control cell operators;

(iii) The level of fire safety focus;

(iv) Fire design clearance or fire-recovery clearance, fire inspection or clearance clearance, and fire safety inspection documents, information;

(v) Fire safety systems and operating protocols;

(vi) Fire facilities, the installation of firearms materials and their maintenance;

(vii) Specialized firefighting or volunteer firefighting team personnel and their firefighting equipment;

(viii) Focus workers on fire safety;

(ix) Difficulties and performance;

(x) Fire safety assessment.

There was a change in the number of cases, and the high-risk units should change the information on the file within 20 days.

Article 18 encourages fire safety and security units to use advanced technologies, processes, equipment, etc.

High-risk units of fire should be monitored in a real-time manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards of the State, by entering the urban fire fire-sistance monitoring system.

Article 19 High-risk units should delineate fires, smoking areas in accordance with the risk of fire and establish a warning marking that public gathering sites should also be reasonably determined and indicative of the largest number of hosts in all regions.

Article 20 provides for indoor dressing and refurbishment materials used by the public at large, with the exception of non-flammable materials, their incensiveness should increase a hierarchy in accordance with national standards.

Article 21 places of mass density of personnel in high-level buildings should establish devices, equipment and materials that facilitate the evacuation of persons, such as default.

Article 2 shall not be subject to re-engineering or refurbishing construction at the time of operation.

Article 23, where fires are at risk, should be immediately eliminated; they should not be immediately eliminated and the dangerous ministry should cease its use.

Article 24 High-risk units of fire should be insured against public responsibility in accordance with article 42 of the Shiai Fire Safety Regulations.

Article 25 High-risk units should conduct fire safety assessments in accordance with national provisions.

The safety assessment of fire safety in high-risk units should be screened by the public security agencies fire agencies and will inform society of the results.

Article 26 Fire agencies of the public safety authority should establish a safety credit rating mechanism for fire safety at high-risk units, with credit ratings based on fire safety duties, fire safety assessment, and social announcements.

In accordance with the fire safety credit level of high-risk units, article 27 of the Public Security Agency established a frequency of fire safety inspections for fire-risk units but should be inspected at least once every half a year.

Article 28, in violation of the fire-fighting offences under this provision, provides for penalties under the National People's Republic of China Fire Act and the Zangi Fire Regulations.

In violation of other offences under this provision, the responsibility of the fire agency of the public security agency is changing, with warnings or fines of 2,000.

Article 29

Article 33 abuses by State organs in the management of fire safety at high-risk units, insecure, instructionary fraud and instruction by law; and in the form of crime, criminal responsibility is prosecuted by law.

Article 31