(The 60th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Western Indian Republic, held on 16 July 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 106 of 26 July 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 106 of 26 July 2013.

In order to strengthen the protection and management of small-fits-all ties, this approach is based on the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property, the China People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property and the Law on the Protection of Intellectual Property in the Province of the Republic of China.

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The scope of the protection of the small fertiles and the construction of control zones are subject to the publication of the provincial people's Government.

Article 3 protects and administers small-fits-all-fits-all-fits-all-fits-all principles, protects the principle of first, reasonable use, strengthens management and treats in a right manner the relationship between the protection and socio-economic development, people's mass production and ensures the trueness and integrity of the small-fits-all.

Article IV is the administrative authority for the management of small-fits-all-protected properties.

The small-fits-all authorities are specifically responsible for the management of the protection of small-fits-all.

Other relevant sectors, such as land, construction and environmental protection, should be protected in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Governments of the city should strengthen the protection of small-fits-alls and integrate them into national economic and social development planning.

Article 6. The small-fits-all authorities shall perform their protection duties in accordance with the law.

Small ties may not be transferred, mortgaged or operated as a business asset.

Article 7. Civil, legal and other organizations have the legal obligation to protect small ties and have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute violations of this approach.

Article 8. The Government of the city may grant recognition or reward to units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the management of small-fits-all zones.

Article 9. The small-fits-all authorities should organize regular monitoring of the status of the protection of the small-fits-all-size-fits-all-size-fits-all-size-fits-all bodies and report to the municipal property administration.

Article 10. The municipal property administration sector should organize geological monitoring and geological disaster assessments of the extent of protection of small slanders and the building of geological conditions in controlled areas, combat all types of geological disasters and ensure the safety of the property.

Article 11. Relevant sectors at the municipal level, the people of the Chain Zone should strengthen environmental governance in small-fits-all areas of protection and the construction of controlled areas, strictly control the establishment of various construction activities and facilities, maintain the unity, integrity and integrity of small-fits-all and their subsidiary building history.

Article 12 does not carry out any other construction works that are not related to the protection, demonstration and archaeological aspects of the material, or the removal, drilling, excavation, etc., except for the protection, demonstration and necessary support facilities. In addition to the need for protection, no operation may be carried out in the small-fits-all-size-fits-all.

Article 13 Design programmes for the protection, demonstration and archaeological works within the context of the protection of small-fits-all ties should strictly limit the additional (construction) construction, ensure the safety of small-fits-all ties, coordinate with the cultural values and content of the small-size-fits-tank, meet the relevant normative requirements and conduct relevant procedures in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article XIV builds construction works in small-fits-all zones, and its design programmes should be approved by the relevant departments, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

In advance of construction, construction units should be reported to the archaeological survey, exploration, extractiveness of the municipal property administration and to include requirements in the construction work budget.

Article 15 assumes units for the protection of material, demonstration of engineering design and construction, with corresponding qualifications.

Article 16 should develop and organize a variety of emergency scenarios to enhance the capacity to respond to emergencies and to carry out activities in the context of the protection of small-fits-all ties.

In the event of a sudden incident that endangers the security of small ties, the mini-size-fits-all authorities should immediately take the necessary measures and report to the commune and provincial property administration.

Article 17 confirms the need for the use of small-fits-all films, television and other audio-visual material or the organization of large-scale events, taking units or organizers should obtain the consent of the small-fits-all-size-fits-all authorities and develop protection programmes to deal with the relevant procedures. The small-fits-all authorities should monitor the activities of the film and organizers.

The material remains in the context of the protection of the small fertiles should be protected. The identification and the submission of the material should be dealt with by law.

Article 19 violates the provisions of this approach and is dealt with by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 20 Abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud by the staff of the executive organs in the management of small-fits-all-size-fits-all-size-fits-alls, by their own units or superior administrative authorities; and criminal responsibility by law.

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