(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Ankara, 25 June 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 246 of 11 July 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 246 of 1 September 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to effectively prevent and combat forest fires, to guarantee the security of people's life, to protect forest resources and to preserve ecological safety, to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Forest Law, the Forest Fire Regulations.

Article II applies to the prevention and recovery of forest fires in the territorial administration. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3 prevents forest fires from being the primary and active response.

Article IV. The forest fire prevention process is governed by the executive heads of the people at all levels.

More people at the district level are responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding forest fire protection efforts within the current administration.

The forest administration authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level are responsible for the monitoring and management of forest fires in the current administration and assume the day-to-day work of the forest fire command body of the Government.

In line with the division of duties, the authorities of the people at the district level are responsible for forest fire prevention.

Article 5

Article 6. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate forest fire protection infrastructure into national economic and social development planning and include forest fire protection funds in the current financial budget.

Article 7 encourages the transfer of forest fire risks through insurance, as well as the enhancement of forest resilience to disaster risk reduction and the ability to respond to disasters.

Article 8 encourages social organizations and individuals to contribute and volunteer services for forest fire prevention.

Article 9 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals that have made significant achievements in forest fire prevention efforts.

The units and individuals highlighted in major, particularly major forest fires can be recognized and rewarded by the forest fire command body.

Chapter II

Article 10 Governments at all levels, forest fire control command agencies and forest administration authorities should organize regular forest fire awareness campaigns, promote forest fire knowledge and prepare forest fire prevention.

Article 11

Article 12

The forest administration authorities in the establishment area (markets, areas) should be organized with the approval of the Government of the current people, in accordance with the forest fire planning in the province, in conjunction with local actual forest fire planning.

Article 13 Governments of more than veterans should organize, in accordance with forest fire prevention planning, the relevant sectors and units in the forest fire-focused areas (notes: the left side, the right-to-reduce three-point water), fire safety monitoring stations, e-monitoring, fire ponds, concentrating ritories, etc.; the reasonable establishment of biotraforests or the opening of fire protection corridors; and the construction of fire storage facilities in accordance with national forest resources.

In line with the actual needs of forest fires, the provincial Government uses satellite remote sensing techniques and military, civil aviation infrastructure, the establishment of a collaborative mechanism for aviation escorts involving the relevant units, the improvement of the air-protection infrastructure and the requirements for aviation escort forests.

Article 14

The commune-level people's governments should organize communes (communes) to develop forest fire response responses in accordance with the forest fire emergency response scenarios; the Village (LNL) Commission should assist in the preparedness of forest fire response in accordance with the provisions of the forest fire response and the forest fire response.

More people at the district level and their relevant sectors should organize the exercise of the forest fire response.

Article 15. The forest, forest wood and forest land operating management units and individuals should establish forest fire liability regimes, as required by the forest administration authorities, delineate the forest fire liability area, identify forest fire responsibilities and equip forest fire protection facilities and equipment.

Villages in the forest area (habited) National Commissions and operators in forest, forest wood, forest land) are equipped with part-time or special escorts, responsible for the conduct of forests, the management of wild fires, the timely reporting of forest fires, and assistance to relevant units in investigating forest fire cases.

Article 16 Transport operations management units should conduct fire safety advocacy and education for persons and passengers working in the forest area.

In the railway area, there are hazardous forest fires that are dangerously caused by fire fire fires by the forest fire liability unit, which is equipped with an ombudsman, patrolling and extinguishing.

Those operating mechanical equipment outside the forest area should be subject to fire safety operations and preventing forest fires.

Article 17 shall take fire prevention measures through operating management units such as high-press cables, cables, transmission and gas pipelines in the forest area.

Article 18 I, II forest fire-affected areas (communes, zones) should establish a professional forest fires rescue force; three forest fire-affected areas (markets, zones) and communes with forest fire protection missions ( Towns), state forest sites, natural protected areas, landscape areas, forest parks, etc.) should be established in accordance with the need for professional or part-time forest fires. Special forest fires have been established or removed and should be presented to the provincial Government's forest fire control command.

The criteria for the construction of the special, part-time forest fires have been developed by the provincial authorities of the forest administration, followed by the approval of the Government.

Article 19 Professional, part-time forest fires should be equipped with tools and equipment to receive the uniform command of the forest fire-related command.

Special, part-time forest fires should be trained and trapped on a regular basis.

The establishment of a specialized, part-time forest fire-stricken unit should conduct habeas corpus for its team members.

Article 20 Governments of more people at the district level should delineate forest fires in accordance with the distribution of forest resources and the patterns of forest fires in the current administrative region, identify forest fires and make them public.

Between 1 November and 30 April each year, the period of forest fire in this province is the period. In accordance with the circumstances, the Government of the people at the district level may decide to enter or delay the completion of the forest fire.

Article 21 Government forest fire control authorities at the district level should organize inspections of forest fires by the relevant sectors of the forest fire protection units in the forest fire area; conceal the forest fires identified in the inspections; and the authorities of the Government of Forestry at the district level should provide the relevant units with a letter of credit for forest fires in a timely manner, order the period of time to be responsibly and removed.

During forest fires such as spring, clearance, winter and so on, forest fires at all levels should be organized by the forest fire commanders to prevent forest fires.

Article 22 prohibits the use of fires outside forest fires during the forest fire. Special circumstances such as the fight against pests, the denunciation should be subject to wild fires, which should be approved by the district-level people's Government and communicated to the relevant commune (communes).

After the approval of fires, fires units and individuals should determine the use of fire leaders, pre-empt fire sprawl breaks, contingencies and extortion tools, time and place of fire, and, after the fire, arrange for extinguishing fires, cleaning on the ground, guarding fires and preventing refuelling. Approval of fire units should be given on-site oversight.

In the period of forest fire prevention, the operating management units of forests, forest wood and forest land should establish a forest fire warning signal and promote forest fire safety for persons entering their area of operation.

In the forest area where forest resources are available for tourist activities, the landscape management unit should establish forest fire responsibilities in accordance with the provisions, set up forest fire protection alerts, equipped with the necessary firefighting materials, eliminating forest fires in a timely manner and educating tourists on forest fire safety.

Article 24 During the forest fire, the forest administration authorities, with the approval of the provincial people's Government, may establish temporary forest fire protection checkpoints at the regional entrance for the forest fire priority area, and carry out forest fire inspections for vehicles and personnel entering the forest area.

Article 25 During the forest fire, the meteorological sector should be equipped with the forecasts of the forest fire risk, high forest fire risk weather alerts, and issued in a timely manner, and media such as newspapers, radio, television should be broadcast, webcasting the forecast of early warning of the forest fire risk.

Article 26 guardians who do not have a civil act capacity and limit their civil conduct capacity should take custody measures to prevent the licensor from entering the forest fire area from using fires and cholera.

Chapter III

More than twenty-seventh local people's governments should publish forest fire alert calls. During the period of forest fire, a forest fire prevention system was introduced for a 24-hour basis.

Any unit and individual found forest fires should report immediately on local people's governments or forest fire control authorities.

In the event of forest fires, the Government of the People's Government should immediately report on the forest fire command institutions at the district level. Upon receipt of information from the forest fire control command agencies at the district level, immediate reporting should be given to the Government of the people at the district level.

Forest fires occur in more than two administrative regions, where the Government of the people of the land should immediately communicate fire information to the people of the neighbouring administrative region.

In the event of the following forest fires, the forest fire-fighting command of the Government of the State of the Land, where the fire occurred, should immediately report on the forest fire-related command structures of the Government of the municipality in the area where information has been received from the forest fire commanders of the communes, should immediately report on the people's government in the area:

(i) Forest fires in the area of administrative border crossings at the district level;

(ii) Forest fires causing casualties;

(iii) Forest fires threatening residential areas and important facilities;

(iv) Forest fires taking place in the landscapes, natural protected areas, forest parks, tourist sites and other priority forest areas;

(v) There is a need for the municipalities to support the fight against forest fires.

In the event of the following forest fires, the forest fire command of the municipality of the commune should immediately report on the territorial Government's forest fire control command body, which should immediately report on the Government of the province's people's Government following information received from the Government's forest fire commanders:

(i) High-risk forest fires in provincial or district border areas;

(ii) Forest fires causing more than one death or injury to more than three persons;

(iii) Forest fires threatening residential areas and important facilities;

(iv) Forest fires taking place in the landscapes, natural protected areas, forest parks, tourist sites and other priority forest areas;

(v) There is a need for the Government to support the fight against forest fires.

Article 31 has occurred in forest fires, and the forest fire command agency of more than the people at the district level should immediately launch the forest fire response case in accordance with the provisions.

In accordance with the forest fire response scenario, the forest fire-related fire prevention authorities at the district level should organize and direct the rescue of forest fires, and designate the lead to the timely removal of fires to forest fire sites.

Article 32: Combating forest fires should be dominated by the professional forest fire rescue force and be backed by the active forest fire. Priority should be given to the protection of the life of the people and the implementation of the safety and security measures of firefighters.

The organization of masss to fight forest fires must not involve persons with disabilities, pregnant women and minors and others who are not suitable for participating in forest fires.

Article 33, when the forest fire-specific vehicle is carrying out its mandate to combat forest fires, can be used by alerts, signals, and, in order to ensure security, free of movement, route, direction and command signals and other vehicles and crews should be allowed.

Article 34, in response to the need to combat forest fires, may be determined by the forest fire-related fire-fighting command body of the Government of more than veterans, the removal of barriers, emergency access to water and the control of the Ministry of Transport.

As a result of the fight against forest fires, the use of goods, equipment, transport tools are to be determined by the Government of more than the population. Immediately after the fighting, the material, equipment and transportation tools used for re-entry should be returned and compensated in accordance with the relevant legal provisions.

Following the loss of forest fires, the fire rescue team should conduct a comprehensive inspection of the fire site, clear the remaining fires and retain sufficient personnel to watch firefields, with the identification of qualified individuals by the local people's forest fire control command body, which can withdraw from the watchders.

Chapter IV Post-disaster disposal

In the aftermath of forest fire extinguishment, the forest administration authorities of more than veterans at the district level should prepare, in a timely manner, a thematic survey report on the time, place, cause, the perpetrator, the affected forest area and the accumulation, extortion, material recovery, casualty and economic loss, etc., as well as an investigation and assessment of the forest administration authorities at the grass-roots level.

In accordance with the request contained in the forest fire statistics report form developed by the National Forestry Administration authorities, the forest fire statistics are reported to the top-level Government's forestry administrative authorities and the statistical authorities of the current people.

Article 338 The forest fire files should be established by the forest management authorities of the Government of the more than communes. Major, special forest fires and forest fires causing death, serious injury, should be established.

Article 39 participates in the misliving and living benefits of forest fires and other costs incurred in the fight against forest fires, which are paid by the perpetrators of the fire. The causes of the fire were not clear, paid by the fire unit; the fire-related unit, the perpetrator or the fire unit were indeed unable to pay the portion of the amount paid by the local people's Government. Rebel workers' subsidies and livelihood benefits, as well as other costs incurred in the fight against forest fires, can be paid by the local people's Government.

Health guarantees, pension policies are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State for those who participate in the rescue of forest fire injury, maim or death. In line with the assessment conditions of the martyrs, the declaration of the death penalty is based on the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 40 Governments of the forest fires should properly address the resettlement and post-disaster reconstruction efforts in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, the Government of the above-mentioned people at the district level and its forest fire control command body, the forest administration or other relevant departments and their staff have one of the following acts, which are redirected by their superior administrative organs or by the supervisory authority; in serious circumstances, the legal disposition of the direct responsible and other direct responsibilities; and the criminal liability of the law:

(i) The preparation of the forest fire response case, as prescribed;

(ii) The discovery of letters of credit for forest fire hidden by forest fire;

(iii) Approval of outer space activities that do not meet the requirements of forest fire;

(iv) Exhibit reports, false reports or wilful delays in relevant forest fire reports;

(v) Failure to take forest fires in a timely manner;

(vi) Other acts that are not carried out by law.

Article 42 gives rise to forest fires due to the incapacity of the responsible units to prevent them or to the inaction of the post-forest fire responsibilities unit to hold administrative responsibility for the main heads of units, as set out below:

(i) More than 10 hectares of forest area affected by a fire, warning or seizure of the main holder of the relevant communes (communes), communes (communes) forestry sites and national forest sites;

(ii) More than 30 hectares of forest area affected by a fire or more than 2000 cubic metres, giving the relevant communes (communes), the main head of the national forest area or the removal of their jobs, and giving the main heads of the relevant district-level forestry administrative authorities a heavy or lower-level disposal;

(iii) More than 70 hectares of forest area or more than 5,000 cubic metres of loss of living wood, giving the main heads of the local government the downgrading or removal of their functions, and giving the main executive heads of the municipal forestry authorities in the area concerned a large or lower-level disposal;

(iv) More than 350 hectares of forest area or more than 20,000 cubic metres of loss of living trees were given to the main heads of the Government of the communes in the area of the establishment or to the removal of their jobs, giving the heads of the territorial Government's forestry administrative authorities a lot or a reduction.

Other persons responsible for leading responsibility are subject to the respective responsibility.

Article 43, in violation of this approach, provides that forest, forest wood, forest land operating units or individuals do not perform forest fire responsibility, are converted to orders from local government forest administration authorities at the district level, with a fine of up to $50 million for individuals and a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for units.

Article 44, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the forest fire is not authorized to use fire outside the forest fire area without authorization, and that the forest administration authorities at the district level are responsible for putting an end to the offence, giving warning to the individuals involved in the fire and paying a fine of up to $3000 million for the use of fires, paying a fine of up to $50,000 for fire units.

Article 42 undermines forest fire protection facilities, equipment and is responsible for the period of recovery or compensation for loss by the forest administration authorities of more than the people at the district level.

Article 46 constitutes a crime in violation of the provisions of the forest fire management and is criminalized by the judiciary.

Annex VI

Article 47