(The 9th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, held on 21 July 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 119 of 25 July 2013, published from the date of publication)

Article 1. To strengthen the development of monitoring management for the survey of mineral resources, to ensure that the scientific and sound exploitation of mineral resources is used, to maintain important ecological safety barriers in the country, to achieve harmonious development in ecological civilization, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant legislation such as the People's Republic of China Mineral Resources Act, the mineral resource management regulations of the Tibetan Autonomous Region.

Article 2. Surveys of mineral resources within the administrative area of the self-government area have developed the application.

Article 3. The mining resource survey develops strict clearance, access, supervision and management systems that combat all types of violations of the mining industry by law.

Article IV. The mineral resource mapping exercise should follow the ecological environmental protection Red Line. The project, which has not been evaluated by environmental impact, is not approved.

Article 5. The mineral resource mapping exercise should follow the safe production dividend. Non-approved projects that are not assessed through safe production.

Article 6. The mineral resource survey develops the line of social harmony and stability. There is no approval for projects that have not been adopted through social risk assessment.

Article 7. In addition to the ratification by the State of important mineral resources for the exploration, the establishment and circulation of mining rights in the administrative region of the self-government, which is authorized by the authorities of the Land Resources, in accordance with the terms of reference established by the law, and the approval by the Government of the self-government “a note”.

The right to mining is reviewed by the Land Resources Authority (market) and approved by the Territorial (Community Government).

Article 8. The Government of the people at all levels is the subject of responsibility for the management and maintenance of the mineral resource mapping of the development order, with the principal heads and heads of the pipeline to enhance coordination and monitoring of the implementation of legal regulations, planning, policies and responsibilities, and to ensure the development of an orderly survey of mineral resources within the present administration.

The Land Resources Authority at all levels is specifically responsible for the management of the mining resource mapping and the geological environment of mines within the current administration, which is in violation of the law to investigate the exploitation of the mining resources and to maintain a normal mining resource survey development order.

Development reforms, industrial and informationization, public safety, inspection, human resources security, environmental protection, water, forestry, business and safety production monitoring, and meteorological services are governed by the law, in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article 9. The Land Resources Authority of the Autonomous Region, in accordance with the mineral resource planning, industrial policy and market supply needs, prepares a mining power programme, develops an annual roll-out plan and approves the publication to society by the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region. The right to prospecting, the right to mining shall be determined by law by means of tendering.

Article 10. The survey of mineral resources develops a rigorous threshold access and a quality review system, which should be adapted to the size of the reserves. Professional technicians, such as production equipment and geological, measurement, mining, should meet the needs for the production of mines.

Article 11. The mining owner shall carry out mining activities in accordance with the approved mineral resource development programme, and in parallel with the extraction of large-scale minerals, the recovery of cohabited, and the avoidance of waste and the reasonable use of mineral resources.

Article 12. The mining owner shall pay in full the payment of the geological environment of the mines, take environmental protection measures to fulfil the responsibility to restore governance in the mined environment.

Article 13 Minors should strengthen the management of safe production, develop business safety production protocols and strictly implement them. The geo-environment and disaster risk assessment should be carried out in the area of operations and the development of appropriate preventive measures. The facilities for the safety of mines should be designed in parallel with the construction of mines.

Article 14. Minors should take the initiative to assume social responsibility. Farmers from mined areas are encouraged to participate in the development or employment, establish a reasonable sharing mechanism for benefits, build harmonious mined areas and maintain social stability.

Article 15. The Government of the people at all levels and the relevant sectors have established mechanisms for improving joint law enforcement monitoring and communication mechanisms to monitor mining and regional areas prohibited by national and self-government zones and to investigate, in accordance with the law, acts of mineral resources extracted by mining, and to combat the unlawful transfer of prospecting, mining rights.

Article 16 investigates enterprises that exploit mineral resources, ecological environmental protection and safe production measures are not in place or are not in place, and, in accordance with the terms of reference, the Government of the local people or the Government of the lower-level population is responsible for halting the production, duration and transformation of the period; and the release of the relevant evidence by law.

Article 17 contains no valid survey of mineral resources, a survey of mining resources beyond approval, a survey of mining resources, the extraction of State and self-government zones, which prohibits mineral resources, entry into national and autonomous areas, and a regional survey of mineral resources, and the responsibility of the responsible persons, such as land resources, environmental protection, to be held in accordance with the law.

Article 18 does not perform regulatory or regulatory responsibilities in the relevant sectors, such as (markets), the communes (communes, zones) and the resources of the land, and the ultra vires, the cross- power to approve mining surveying projects, the failure to carry out the mining resource mapping exercise to develop the “three dividends” regulatory responsibilities, interviews and briefings by the top-level people's Government or the inspectorate sector for key heads; the significant impact and loss, accountability of the principal heads and supervisors and the direct responsible; and the transfer of the judiciary to justice.

More than 19 years of the people's government should accept social supervision of mineral resource mapping, establish and improve reporting incentives, publish the telephones and play a social oversight role.

Article 20 of this approach is interpreted by the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region.

Article 21 is implemented since the date of publication.