(Adopted by Decree No. 5 of 13 June 2013, by the Permanent People's Government of Honour, on 23 May 2013)

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of dangerous sources and dangerous regions of the city, prevent and reduce emergencies, in line with laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Cident Emerging Incident Responses, establishes this provision in practice.

Article 2

Article III.

Article IV. Oversight management of hazardous sources and hazardous areas should be guided by the principles of harmonization of leadership, integrated coordination, sub-level responsibility, classification of geospatial management, dynamic surveillance of emergency management, and the application of the principle of prevention as the primary, preventive and emergency combination.

Article 5

The National Commission for Emergency Responses in the City, Regions (communes, districts) is an integrated coordinating body for the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regional monitoring, responsible for organizing, coordinating, commanding, monitoring the management of oversight in the same-level administration and at the lower level of the Government's hazardous sources and dangerous areas.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant executive branch of the city is responsible for triggering particularly significant, major emergencies and supervision management across the transboundary (market, district) hazardous sources and hazardous areas, which guide the Government of the lower-level people and its administration.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the Government of the People's Government is responsible for the management of hazardous sources and hazardous areas within the present administration.

The cause, enterprises and other units directly administered by hazardous sources and hazardous regions (hereinafter referred to as “management units”) are the main subject of the responsibility for the management of hazardous sources and hazardous regional management of this unit, whose main heads are responsible for the management of this unit's hazardous sources and dangerous areas.

Requirements relating to the management of oversight in hazardous sources and hazardous regions are included in the same financial budget, and management units should arrange specific funding to meet the needs of hazardous sources and hazardous regional management.

Article 7. Governments of the urban, district and district governments should provide recognition and incentives to units that are significant in the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions.

Article 8 hazardous sources and hazardous regions should be ranked according to national standards, based on factors such as the nature of risks, the extent of harm, the degree of control and the scope of impact.

Article 9. The initial survey of dangerous sources and hazardous areas organized by the National Commission for Emergency Responses (communes, districts) at the location (markets, districts) by the Government of the People's Government of the People's Government, in relation to the administration sector; the initial survey of transboundary (markets, districts) dangerous sources and dangerous areas, organized by the Urban Government Emergency Committee on Emergency Responses.

The National Government's Emergency Response Commission should organize annual reviews of the hazardous sources and hazardous regions of particular importance, majorities and cross-sectors (markets, districts) and the National Government's Emergency Response Committee on Incident Emergencies should organize an annual review of the administrative authorities in relation to the larger, generally dangerous sources and hazardous regions of the present administration.

Article 10. Surveys of dangerous sources and hazardous regions can be carried out through information analysis, field surveys, surveys, visits, expert opinions.

In carrying out field investigations, surveys or visits by the administration, documents should be presented and recorded.

Article 11. With regard to the finding in the survey that measures can be taken to immediately eliminate dangerous sources and dangerous areas of risk hidden by risks, immediate changes should be made by the responsible management units in accordance with the law; complex, short-term difficulties in eliminating risk hidden; registration and monitoring should be included in the risk management system, and requests the management units to conduct risk assessments in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 12 concerning the administration sector should urge the management units to conduct risk assessments for hazardous sources and hazardous regions, where necessary, expert experts may be organized or, in accordance with the law, subject to a risk assessment report and be responsible for the results of risk assessment.

Risk assessments in hazardous sources and hazardous areas should include the following:

(i) The main basis for the assessment;

(ii) Basic conditions in hazardous sources and hazardous regions;

(iii) The possibility and extent of the accident (including direct hazards, secondary hazards, derivative hazards);

(iv) Individual risk and social risk values (a quantitative risk assessment method only);

(v) Location of location, personnel and other risks that may be affected by accidents;

(vi) Synthetic analysis of major dangerous sources;

(vii) The need for rectification, targeted security management, safety technology, monitoring measures and their implementation;

(viii) Emergency scenarios for risk response;

(ix) Evaluation findings and recommendations.

The management unit replaced the security assessment report by the security evaluation report, and its safety evaluation report on the content of hazardous sources and hazardous regions should be in line with the previous requirements.

Article 14. The management unit shall transmit the risk assessment report to the relevant administration departments, which are sent to the Government of the people of the communes (markets, districts) in the relevant area (communes, districts). The Government of the city considers that the reported risk assessment results are inaccurate and are sent by the former assessment unit to the risk assessment file as required.

Article 15 Changes in the risk of dangerous sources and hazardous regions, and the management sector should be urged to reorganize risk assessments in a timely manner, as prescribed, and to assess that the risk has been eliminated without being used as a dangerous source and a dangerous regional management; and, as assessed, the increased risk should be strengthened accordingly.

Article 16 states that the National Commission for Emergency Responses to Fident Emergencies shall establish a regional information management system for hazardous and dangerous sources and incorporate the integrated emergency command platform of the same-ranking people.

The administration should be structured in conjunction with the practical establishment of a regional information management system for hazardous and dangerous sources of the industry and be shared with the Government's integrated emergency command platform.

Article 17 Risk sources and hazardous regions may have an impact on other regions other than the present administrative region, and the administration sector should report on the same level of people in a timely manner. The Government of the people of the region concerned (markets, districts) should be informed in a timely manner of the people's government that may be affected.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the Governments of the urban, district and district governments and the relevant administration sectors should publish information on hazardous sources and hazardous regions, in accordance with the law, except in cases involving State secret, commercial secret, personal privacy, etc., without public and public negative impacts.

The management units should inform the units, regions and personnel that may be affected by appropriate means of information on the consequences of accidents and emergency measures that may occur in hazardous sources and hazardous regions.

Article 19 concerning the administration should urge the management units to establish clear warning signs in hazardous sources and hazardous regions, in line with the harmonized approach established by the National Commission for Emergency Responses to Fident Emergencies.

Management units should strengthen the maintenance or updating of their warning signs.

Any unit or individual may not undermine the mark by detecting that a breach of a mark should be discouraged in a timely manner and report on the management unit or the related administration.

Article 20 on the administration should establish a dynamic monitoring system, conduct regular and non-recurrent inspections, adapt emergency prevention measures in a timely manner based on changes in dangerous sources and hazardous regions, and report on the situation to the Government's Emergency Response Committee.

The Government's Emergency Response Commission should conduct a screening of the state of management of dangerous sources and hazardous regions and report on the situation in the abstract to the same level of government.

Article 21

(i) The establishment of an information desk and the timely updating of the information files;

(ii) The development of emergency pre-references and the provision of the relevant administrative sector reserve, as required;

(iii) The establishment of an emergency response cell with emergency relief equipment, at least one emergency response exercise per year, and a written report on the administration sector;

(iv) Strengthen dynamic monitoring of equipment, facilities and places, conduct regular inspections, maintenance, maintenance, ensure their effectiveness and record;

(v) Establish a system of emergency training for practitioners to make them aware of the safe operation of the job and response measures that should be taken in emergencies;

(vi) Coher with investigations, registration, inspection and monitoring of dangerous sources and hazardous regions;

(vii) Other emergency prevention measures.

Article 2

The name of the management unit, the legal representative, the address and the manner in which the information is changed shall be sent within three days of the date of the change.

In the aftermath of a sudden incident involving dangerous sources and hazardous regions, the management units should immediately initiate emergency pre-removal proceedings, carry out pre-emptive disposal, reporting on the administration sector through telephone, facsimile and e-mail within 20 minutes of the incident. As natural disasters, the administrative authorities at their location should inform the civil affairs sector of the impact within two hours.

In the course of the emergency disposal process, the management units should report on events control and changes to the relevant administrative departments at the location in a timely manner and, where necessary, continue to be reported.

After the end of the emergency disposal, the management units should submit written reports to the relevant administrative departments at the location on the content of such elements as sudden incidents, casualty and loss of property, emergency response and rehabilitation. The administration should oversee the re-exploitation of risk assessments by the management units in accordance with the provisions.

In violation of this provision, the management unit has one of the following acts, which is being corrected by the relevant administrative authority, with a fine of up to 1,000 dollars for non-consistency units; a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for operating units; and an operating unit with a serious violation of the law; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for more than 3,000 dollars.

(i) In violation of article 11, no corrective measures are required;

(ii) In violation of article 21, no emergency prevention measures are provided;

(iii) In violation of article 22, no information shall be sent to the relevant administration;

(iv) In violation of article 23, the management sector is not reported in a timely manner after a sudden incident.

In violation of article 19, damage to dangerous sources and dangerous regional warning signs should be restored or compensated by law.

In violation of the management of the security sector, the public security authorities are punished in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

Article 25 Laws, regulations and regulations provide otherwise for the risk assessment regime set out in Article 12 of the present article, or administrative penalties for violations of this provision.

Article 26 concerns the administration and its staff members in violation of this provision that they do not perform duties such as investigation, registration, inspection, supervision and management of dangerous sources and hazardous areas, or abuse of authority, negligence, private fraud in the performance of their duties, and are dealt with by law by the management authorities.

Article 27, the relevant administrative services at the municipal level, within six months of the date of operation of this provision, may establish rules for the implementation of the rules for the management of dangerous sources and hazardous regional events in the industry in accordance with actual circumstances.

Article 28 of the present provision has been implemented effective 1 September 2013.