(Summit 8th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 8 July 2013 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 263 of 11 July 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 263 of 11 July 2013, effective 1 November 2013)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen fire safety management in high-risk units, to increase self-sustainability, to prevent fire accidents, to protect physical, property security, and to develop this provision in the light of the laws, regulations and national provisions such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the San Oriental Fire Code.

Article 2 High-risk units in the administrative region of the province must be respected.

The high-risk unit referred to in this provision refers to units where fires are likely to result in significant loss of life or property.

(i) There are more than 1 million square meters, markets, chambers, exhibitions and public gatherings for three projects such as integrated business acquisitions, catering, leisure, recreational, passenger housing, conferences and exhibitions;

(ii) Incremental screening of horticulture sites exceeding 2,000 square meters, operating under the area of construction over 500 square meters of the public building use units for the screening of horticulture projects, the area of underground buildings exceeds 2,000 square meters, markets;

(iii) More than 200 beds, hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, welfare homes, more than 1,000 residential schools, and more than 30,000 sports sites, and more than 300,000 sports houses;

(iv) A single plant or vehicle construction area of more than 2,500 square meters and more than 100 workers are employed at the same time in the production and processing of labour-intensive enterprises for products such as textiles, boys, food, medicine, e, furniture and equipment;

(v) Use units with a high level of over 50 metres of office buildings, electricity movement control buildings, telecommunications buildings, radio television buildings, and finance buildings;

(vi) A national and provincial focus unit for the protection of artefacts using the structure of brick or the structure of the trees, which collects public museums, archives, which focus on the protection of the material at the national or provincial levels;

(vii) Design small-scale, medium-sized, non-flammable gas or liquid-producing enterprises with a total capacity of more than 10,000 cubic metres, flammable liquids or liquid-stock enterprises with a total capacity exceeding 1,000 cubic metres, construction of more than 5,000 square metimetres of solids, fuelable production, processing, storage and storage enterprises, production, storage, sale, use of dangerous enterprises;

(viii) The Government of the People's Government provides for the provision or establishment of the city's people's government that other units administered by high-risk units should be included.

In the fire safety focus unit in the case of the Government of the people at the district level, high-risk units should be listed separately.

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of firefighting operations at high-risk units in the current administrative region, undertake integrated research and coordinate the resolution of major issues related to firefighting at high-risk units.

The firefighting agencies of the public security authorities at the district level are governed by law by the fire-fighting agencies at high-risk units, and other relevant departments are competent under the law. Public safety agencies should strengthen e-government systems, issue public information on fire safety in a timely manner, facilitate the reporting on fire safety management information for high-risk units and enhance the effectiveness of fire safety monitoring.

Article IV enters a high-risk unit with the obligation to maintain fire safety, protect firefighting facilities, prevent fire and report fire alarms, and adults have an obligation to organize fire extinguishing.

Anyone found that the fire risk unit was in breach of fire safety provisions and was entitled to report to the local public security authorities fire agencies.

Chapter II Fire safety conditions

Article 5 High-risk units should be registered by local public safety authorities fire agencies within 10 days of their use or operation. In carrying out the construction of fire fire inspection, clearance proceedings or public fire safety inspections, the applicant could be identified as a high-risk unit and the public safety agency should register directly and inform the applicant.

The high-risk unit of fire is registered, and the fire agency of the public security agency should be registered without charge and without conditions.

Article 6. Buildings and places used by high-risk units should be governed by fire safety technology standards and oversight management regulations, which cannot be used or operated without the accreditation, inspection of qualifications by a public safety authority fire agency, and the use, operation of which should cease or operate.

During the construction of high-risk units, strict implementation should be made of the technical norm for the safety of fire safety in the construction of the national construction works and safety of fire safety.

Article 7. Fire vehicle corridors, firefighting breaks, firefighting loads, should be clearly marked and any unit and individual should not be occupied.

The fire high-risk units carry out extra-fabricated construction and should use non-fuels.

Article 8

(i) The selection of fire-fighting products in compliance with market access provisions and fire safety quality requirements;

(ii) The establishment of types, quantities, locations, consistent with fire safety technology standards and regulations;

(iii) The quality of the construction of the automotive firefighting system is qualified and is tested through competent fire-technical services.

Article 9

(i) The location directive mark;

(ii) Prohibition of the occupancy and abundance mark;

(iii) Use of notes;

(iv) Other identifiers provided by the fire agency of the public safety authority.

High-risk units should set fire water pipelines indicating that the veterans are properly seized.

Article 10 High-risk units should take the following safety-related preventive measures:

(i) The establishment of a slack fire alarm system;

(ii) The automated fire alert system and the urban remote monitoring system;

(iii) The installation of a kitchen facility at the kitchen facility.

Article 11 High-risk units should identify the following sites as the focus on fire safety and establish fire safety markings:

(i) The warehouse of fuelable items, the commercial and market area;

(ii) Stimulous flammable hazardous production vehicles, processing vehicles, warehouses, storage tanks;

(iii) Hydrographic, fuel and cooking facilities;

(iv) Concrete electric power plants such as ITU and computers, air conditioners;

(v) Fire control cells, fire pumps;

(vi) The level of refuge (internal);

(vii) The production of cars for labour-intensive enterprises, the processing of vehicles, and the collective accommodations;

(viii) Hospitals with high-pressed air conditioners, laboratory and operating rooms;

(ix) Other fire safety priorities identified in the light of the risk of a unit fire.

Article 12

Electrical products, fuel use, selected by high-risk units, should be consistent with national market access provisions and in line with fire safety quality requirements.

Article 13 prohibits the placement of other items, barriers and facilities at elevators, pre-rooms, shelters (internals), evacuations and security export services. More than three levels of high-risk units, such as hotels, restaurants, commercial sites, markets, public recreational places, hospital clinic floors and sick buildings, should be equipped with the provision for the distribution of life-saving devices, deserters, evasion, evasion, self-settlement. The high-risk units of the new intensive building blocks should put in place a mentally capable emergency lighting and the evacuation of the flight slackening system.

Article 14. Emerging sites and production, storage and sale of dangerous goods belonging to high-risk units, shall be subject to the provision for participation in public liability insurance for fires.

Chapter III Fire Safety Organization

Article 15. The statutory representative of the fire high-risk unit or the main head is the fire safety responsibility of the unit and is fully responsible for the firefighting work of this unit.

The high-risk unit should identify one head of the unit as a fire safety manager to assist the fire safety management of the Fire Safety Liability.

The Fire Safety Management Service should be separated by a new fire safety manager within 10 days and report on the local public safety agency fire agency within three days of change.

Article 16 establishes a unit fire safety leader responsible for fire safety or fire safety management, which conducts regular research on fire safety in this unit, ensures the construction, day-to-day management, concealment and financial inputs of fire safety.

A high-risk unit responsible for the commissioning of the fire was carried out by the trustee to perform the duties under this provision relating to the high-risk units.

Article 17 High-risk units should clarify the functional units responsible for firefighting operations; the following units may establish specialized fire-fighting management, as required:

(i) Public assembly sites with more than 30,000 square meters of construction area;

(ii) Labour-intensive enterprises with more than 300 personnel;

(iii) The production, storage and marketing of hazardous products with more than 20 hectares of land area;

(iv) Other units with larger size, greater staff or higher numbers.

Article 18 The fire-fighting component of the fire-affected units is responsible for fire safety responsibilities and fire safety managers and, in accordance with the following provisions, organize daily fire safety management:

(i) Harmonization of fire control cells and firefighting facilities, equipment, markings;

(ii) Organizing daily fire prevention missions to detect, suppress and correct fire safety hazards in a timely manner;

(iii) Each month to organize fire prevention inspections and to promote the implementation of fire safety responsibilities and the elimination of the fires;

(iv) Organizing fire extinguishing and emergency evacuation scenarios and organizing regular firefighting exercises;

(v) Training for new induction workers on short-term fire safety training, with one full-fledged fire safety training per half year;

(vi) Organizing regular fire fire fire awareness education;

(vii) Guidance or management of voluntary fire brigades, dedicated firefighting teams;

(viii) Other fire safety management functions granted by units.

The company entrusted with the services of the material is responsible for the integrated management of firefighting units or for the commission of a portion of the firefighting work to be administered by specialized agencies, which should regularly check the performance of the business or specialized agencies.

Article 19 heads of fire safety management in high-risk units of fire-prone enterprises, fire safety management, and firefighting operations at the secondary level should be eligible for registration of fire engineers in accordance with national provisions.

The fire risk management component should determine the level of fire inspection (trajectory), automated firefighting system operation, fire facilities (comparables) testing and fire managers working in such areas as maintenance, fire safety promotion and education, and their quantity should be tailored to the scale of operation and the intensity of firefighting units.

The fire inspection personnel (implementation), automated firefighting system operators, dedicated firefighters, should be trained by a fire safety training agency established by law to obtain vocational qualifications for the corresponding posts.

Article 20

(i) To jointly identify, form or commission institutions responsible for harmonizing fire safety management;

(ii) A letter of agreement on responsibility for fire safety;

(iii) Observance of fire law, regulations, regulations, fire safety standards, local fire safety provisions and fire safety management requirements;

(iv) The fire inspection conducted by the Fire Safety Harmonization Authority (OAS), firefighting exercises, fire awareness education and training, fire safety awards and punishment.

Article 21 establishes a dedicated firefighting unit, which should meet the fire-saving needs of this unit.

The dedicated fire brigade should organize regular fire and emergency evacuation training. When units organize integrated firefighting exercises, dedicated fire brigades should be involved.

Special fire brigades should be guided by firefighting agencies of local public security agencies, reporting on fire training and performance on a regular basis to the regional security fire brigades.

Article 22 High-risk units should organize employees to participate in voluntary fire brigades, with firefighting equipment or equipment, and facilitate the participation of volunteers firefighters in fire extingencies and emergency evacuation training.

Employees in public recreational sites should be fully involved in voluntary firefighting teams; other fire-prone units should have fewer than 20 employees.

Voluntary fire brigades should organize fire and emergency evacuation training per month. Voluntary firefighters should be involved when units organize integrated firefighting exercises.

The fire ombudsmen should participate in the voluntary firefighting teams and engage in the organization of fire-fighting exercises and fire extortion and evacuation tasks.

Article 23 Implementation of fire safety management by high-risk units should be carried out through the management of information systems through fire safety-focused units, in a timely manner, such as on-site transmission and reporting on relevant fire safety information.

In the event of a fire, the high-risk units of the fire should immediately organize evacuations, rescue fires, protective ambulances, as required by fire commanders, in accordance with the division of duties and on-site needs.

Chapter IV Internal fire management

Article 25 High-risk units should strictly implement fire safety management in accordance with the provision of fire safety systems, with the following requirements:

(i) The fire safety regime is in line with the risk of fire and fire safety needs of this unit and its ministries;

(ii) The familiarity of staff at all levels, at all levels, with their fire safety responsibilities and related fire safety regimes, and to ensure that behaviour is adapted to their fire safety requirements;

(iii) Fire facilities, equipment, symbols, timely and effective inspections, fire vehicle corridors, evacuation corridors and safe export maintenance.

High-risk units should develop fire safety operations and regularly monitor and educate staff strictly.

Article 26 High-risk units should mark fire safety priorities at the entrance.

High-risk units for fire safety focus should clarify the following management measures:

(i) Identify specific responsibilities;

(ii) A letter of responsibility for fire safety;

(iii) A special extinguishment of fires and emergency response, based on actual practice.

Article 27 provides high-risk units for fires such as business, market, public recreational places, hospitals, labour-intensive enterprises and flammable hazardous products production and storage enterprises, and shall designate fire inspectors to conduct uninterrupted fire inspections during production and business. In the event of high-risk units of fire, such as chambers, theatres, museums, exhibitions, archives, sports clubs, the organization of uninterrupted fire patrols should be organized.

The fire inspection of high-risk units, such as hotels, restaurants, nursing homes and welfare homes, should be conducted at least once every two hours.

High-risk units other than those provided for in paragraphs I, II and III should organize daily fire prevention visits, which should be provided and implemented in the fire safety system of the unit.

On a daily basis, after the end of the operation, the high-risk units of fire should organize night fire prevention visits, while public recreational places at night should be organized to conduct a white-day fire inspection, and the duration and frequency of the fire safety regime in this unit should be provided and implemented.

Article 28 provides for the construction of fires such as hygienic welding, gas welding, and should establish fire safety measures, which can be constructed by fire safety management on-site inspection, identification and issuance of fire testimony.

Few public gatherings, labour-intensive businesses, flammable units are required to separate construction areas and production, operating areas from fire.

Article 29 On-site staff members of the fire high-risk unit should be discouraged by dissuasing the smoking smoking at the height of the fire; discouraged invalidity should be reported to the local public security authorities fire agencies.

High-risk units should strengthen the management of collective accommodations by taking measures to prohibit smoking, private-handling power lines, use of large power plants, and use of cookers.

Article 33 High-risk units should strictly adhere to the State's security management provisions relating to flammable hazardous products, cigarettes. All units, individuals carrying high-risk units of fires at high-risk sites such as flammable hazardous products, cigarbs.

On-site staff should be stopped immediately in connection with high-risk fires at high-risk locations, the use of hazardous and fuel-free cigarbs, the immediate cessation of fire-prone units, the immediate reporting of local public security authorities and preventive measures.

Article 33 High-risk units should comply with the following provisions:

(i) To clean up at least one kitchen cigarette for at least one half a year of fire at high-risk units with kitchen homes;

(ii) One electrical fire test of the electrical route each year by a high-risk unit of mass fires commissioned by the electrical fire detection body;

(iii) The commission of a monthly maintenance maintenance maintenance of the fire facility maintenance facility;

(iv) To entrust fire facility testing bodies with at least one full functional test per year.

The clean-up provided in paragraph 1 of the previous paragraph should be made available for clearance and archiving; reports on second, three, four tests, maintenance should be sent to local public security authorities fire agencies within three working days of the date of receipt.

Article 32 High-risk units should organize a comprehensive firefighting exercise in June and November, respectively. Fire performance should include the following:

(i) The setting of fire alerts;

(ii) Mobilization of relevant personnel;

(iii) Launch firefighting facilities;

(iv) The evacuation of organizational personnel. The internal structure of the fire high-risk unit, which should be guided by the fire-fighting functional component, organizes a dangerous firefighting and emergency evacuation exercise every quarter.

Article 33 High-risk units organize or perform large exhibitions, exhibitions, horticulture, sports competitions etc., and the sub-offices shall apply to mass safety permits in accordance with the law, in the case of fire extinguishment and emergency evacuation of fires and emergency evacuations, following the signing of the views of fire safety managers.

During the large activities provided for in the previous paragraph, the fire risk units should take the following measures:

(i) The fire safety management authority over the ground;

(ii) On-site inspection personnel;

(iii) Voluntary firefighting teams.

Article 34 High-risk units should be entrusted with a corresponding quality fire safety assessment body that conducts an annual assessment of the operation of this unit's fire safety management system and provides fire safety assessment reports.

High-risk units should report fire safety agencies within three working days from the date of receipt of the fire safety assessment report and serve as a reference to the credit ratings of high-risk units.

Article XV accepts a body entrusted with fire safety technology services, which should provide fire safety technology services in a timely manner, in accordance with this provision and relevant fire law, regulations and contracts entrusted.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 36 Fire agencies of the public security authorities should strictly perform the management duties of high-risk units, in accordance with fire safety laws, regulations, regulations and fire safety technology standards, and any organ, group and individual may not intervene unlawfully.

Article 37, after the registration of a high-risk unit of fire by a public safety agency, the public safety authority should be informed by the local people's Government.

Article 338 Fire design, fire inspection and public gathering fire safety inspections for fire-affected units, should be strictly enforced by State and provincial authorities. The construction of high-risk units, which fall within the scope of the fire, should be carried out by the public security agency firefighting agencies in strict compliance with fire safety standards.

In accordance with the terms of reference, firefighting agencies of the public security authorities in the area of construction (markets, zones) should conduct at least one systematic monitoring inspection of fire-risk units belonging to a person-intensive facility at least every half a year and at least one year for other fire-prone units.

The public safety agency's firefighting agency should be redirected by law to check that the high-risk unit of fire is not carrying out its fire safety duties under the law.

The report on fire-fighting services transmitted by fire-risk units through fire safety-focused units, as well as fire technology services from fire technology services agencies, should be strictly reviewed by public safety agencies during fire inspection.

Article 40 shall cease the use of fire-prone units in accordance with the law, and the suspension of the death penalty will have a greater impact on the economic and social life, and the fire agencies of the public security authorities shall report to the Government of the local population in accordance with the law:

(i) The total cessation of the use, suspension of the production of the fire-affected units will result in the loss of more than 200 employees;

(ii) Cessation of use, such as schools, hospitals, nursing homes, party office buildings, power movement control buildings, telecommunications buildings, radio television buildings, etc., where there is no transfer or replacement of buildings at the local level;

(iii) To put an end to the use of high-risk units at more than 10,000 square meters.

The Government of the people shall take decisions that are agreed or disagreed within seven working days after the receipt of the report of the public security authorities and shall entrust the fire-prone units and their authorities with a period of time.

With regard to units with major fires, the local people's Government should be replicated.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 40

The administrative penalties set out in this provision are determined by a firefighting body of the public security authorities.

In violation of this provision, the relevant staff at all levels of the people's Government have one of the following acts, either by an organ of dismissal or by the inspectorate, which is lawfully disposed of by law:

(i) The illegal intervention of the firefighting agencies of the public security authorities to carry out the management duties of the high-risk units under the law;

(ii) The decision of the public security authorities to stop the use, suspension of the production sector, or the failure to enforce the corrective measures, is not determined by law;

(iii) Major fires in high-risk units do not imply the replacement of the directory.

Article 43, in violation of this provision, escapes from fire regulation, unregistered or concealed information on high-risk units or providing false information, is changing the time limit; and is less than 3,000 dollars at over 300,000 yen.

Article 44, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, a period of time being converted to a fine of more than 5,000 dollars:

(i) There is no clear marking of fire safety corridors, fire-fighting breaks, and the high operation of fire vehicles;

(ii) The identifier of fire-fighting facilities, equipment materials that do not have a place of instruction, the prohibition of occupancy or abundance, and the use of descriptions;

(iii) The failure to set the veterans in the fire water pipeline to correctly relaunch the lapses;

(iv) There is no fire safety mark at the Ministry of Fire Safety Focus;

(v) No marking of fire safety-focused units at the Unit's entrance.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following acts, the time limit is being changed and a fine of over 3,000 dollars:

(i) The absence of a slack fire alarm system;

(ii) The fire automatic reporting system is not connected with the urban remote monitoring system;

(iii) No kitchen facilities have been installed at the ministerial level.

Article 46, in violation of this provision, has not been equipped with a flight support device or with a mentally capable of responding to emergency lighting and dispersing the cubation system, with a period of up to 5,000 fines.

Article 47, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, a period of time being rectified, recommends that the fire High-risk unit address the directly responsible person concerned; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars over the past year:

(i) No fire safety manager has been identified or no fire safety management body has been reported to the local public safety agency fire agency after a change in fire safety management;

(ii) Without the establishment of fire safety organizations, fire safety organizations established are incompatible with the provision or do not carry out their duties in accordance with the provisions;

(iii) The number of personnel responsible for fire prevention inspections (implementation), automated firefighting systems operating, fire drilling, fire awareness-raising education is clearly unable to adapt to the scale of operation and the intensity of firefighting units;

(iv) No timely transmission, reporting on firefighting information or reporting false information and concealing information on major firefighting efforts.

One of the pre-emptive acts is provided by State organs, treasury units or by State-owned enterprises, which are disposed of by law by an exemption authority or inspectorate in the circumstances of the person directly responsible or by other direct responsible persons.

Article 48 violates this provision, with the approval or consent of the fire safety manager, there is a fine of up to $300,000 for activities such as swelling, welding or organizing large exhibitions, exhibitions, horticulture, sports competition.

The fire safety manager has approved or agreed to be incompatible with fire safety requirements, the gas welding operation or large exhibitions, exhibitions, horticulture, sports competition activities, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars for fire safety managers.

Article 49, in violation of this provision, has not been regularly cleared of the kitchen cigarette, which is changing the time limit, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 50, in violation of this provision, has not been entrusted to fire safety services to conduct regular electrical fire detection, maintenance of fire facilities or fire safety assessments, which are being converted to a period of up to $30,000.

Chapter VII

Article 50 provides for implementation effective 1 November 2013.