(Summit 3rd ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Republic of 19 April 2013 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 44 of 19 April 2013, No. 44 of the Order of the Government of the People's Republic of the Sudan, which came into force on 1 June 2013)

Article 1 provides for the rational and effective use of urban land and space resources and guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of the public interest and the parties, in accordance with the relevant legal, regulatory and related technical standards and norms, such as the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act.

Article 2 of this approach refers to living buildings, including homes, childcare, kindergartens, older persons living in buildings, small school teaching buildings, hospitals, nursing homes, etc.

Article 3 develops and implements rural and urban planning within the framework of this city, and construction activities involve units and individuals on a day-to-day basis, should be respected.

Article IV. The urban and rural planning authorities are responsible for the management of the day of residence in the city.

The relevant sectors should be governed by the law, in accordance with the division of duties, by the law.

Article 5

(i) The bedroom of the home, the residence room (room) shall meet the criterion of not less than 2 hours of the typhical day;

(ii) The day of paediatrics, the activities in kindergartens and the docket should meet the criteria of not less than 3 hours from winter to day. The area of activity should have no less than 1/2 activity outside the standard building day;

(iii) The day of the bedroom for the elderly's residence building, the residence room (office) shall meet the criteria for the period from winter to 2 hours;

(iv) The criteria for the duration of the winter to the end of the window are not less than 2 hours. The field should have no less than 1/2 area of activity outside the standard building day;

(v) The day-to-day care for hospitals, more than half of the nursing homes and therapeutic rooms should meet the criteria for not less than 2 hours from winter to date;

(vi) More than half of the collective accommodation days should meet the criterion of not less than 2 hours of the typhical day.

Article 6. The day-to-day criteria for the construction of new homes in the old urban area, which are east- and west-to-back, may be appropriately reduced, but should not be less than one hour of day-to-day.

Upgrading of the historical cultural streets could be properly reduced by updating the standards for the day of residence in the area of rehabilitation.

The main day of the home refers to the walls of the bedroom, the room of the residence (room).

Article 7 does not meet existing living buildings that do not meet the date of this approach, nor may it be reduced by the time of the new construction plant.

Article 8. The home shall take into account only the day-to-day care required by the main day, each house shall determine a home in accordance with the main order of South, East and Western. The mountain wall shall not be determined as the main day.

Article 9 is one of the following conditions and does not consider the day-to-day recuperation of its living buildings around:

(i) In accordance with the approval of the municipal rural and urban planning authorities, there is a risk housing that has been constructed at the place of origin in accordance with the previously high and original area;

(ii) Renovate and rebuilt buildings in the area of historical construction protection, with the approval of the municipal legal protection authorities and municipal rural and urban planning authorities;

(iii) Urban symbolic buildings approved by the Government of the city.

Article 10 Abrant residential construction is one of the following conditions and does not take into account the day-to-day recuperation:

(i) Contrary buildings that are severely affected by rural and urban planning;

(ii) Interim buildings;

(iii) Removal of lights and windows from outside construction walls.

Article 11. The construction units shall be entrusted with the preparation of the project day-to-day analysis reports with the appropriate design units or a follow-up analysis body (hereinafter referred to as a follow-up analysis unit). The construction project day-to-care analysis report is based on the provision of the Urban Residence Planning Design Guidelines, which, in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Rehabitation Department's identification of the day-to-day analysis software adopted, simulation of new construction on the prescribed day-to-day (the typhical or winter-day), effective day-to-day hours, impact on the day-to-day construction, construction or construction of residential buildings, has been analysed.

The development of the project day-to-care analysis report should be based on the technical protocols for the analysis of the day of residence in the municipality of the Governor. The Technical Arrange for a Career Analysis of the Day of Living in the Länder was developed by the municipal rural and urban planning authorities.

Article 12 Construction units should provide a daily analysis of construction projects when they apply to urban and rural planning authorities for construction work planning or submitted for the construction of detailed planning.

As a result of the planning, restructuring of the construction design programme has led to changes in the number of places, the high level of construction, location, rotary, household-based, etc., it should be replicated to the construction project day-to-day analysis report.

The municipal and rural planning authorities, prior to the nuclear construction project planning licence, should inform the construction of the project day-to-care analysis and the minimum-day reference criteria enjoyed by them on their construction site, the Government website or the designated demonstration sites by law, not less than seven days, and, where necessary, can seek the views of stakeholders and the public.

Article 13. Abrant building should meet the standards of the sanctuary home day, and should also meet the requirement for its interfabrication.

Article 14. The main day of the house blocking the building or the house's house was changed, and the building was to be counted in accordance with the outsides of the building blocked or housed. The housing unit takes a retreat and should count on the building breaks of each housing module on a case-by-case basis.

Article 15 provides a high degree of construction in order to cover the construction of buildings (a vertical distance from the construction room for the design of the ground to the head of the building or the daughter's ceiling) plus the calculation of the high level of the design of the ground in the outdoor construction room and the poor value of the blocked roof floor. In the event that the house is blocked as a non-resident building base, its buildings should be highly minused.

Article 16, which is at a very small or equal to 24 metres of construction, is implemented in accordance with the following criteria:

(i) The length of the house, or the short side, is relative to the home's home, and the building is no less than 1.93 times the building altitude, and no less than 18 metres;

(ii) The length of the barbarment is relatively short of the house's house, which cannot be less than 18 metres. When a short-sistance is greater than 18 metres, the building is not less than a short-sizen.

Article 17, which is at a very small or equal to 24 metres of buildings and is housed, is implemented in accordance with the following criteria:

(i) The length of the house, or the short side, is relative to the home's home, and the building is no less than 1.97 times the building altitude, and no less than 18 metres;

(ii) The length of the barbarment is relatively short of the house's house, which cannot be less than 18 metres. When a short-sistance is greater than 18 metres, the building is not less than a short-sizen.

Article 18 has a high degree of construction than 24 metres, and the building between the new construction is carried out according to the following criteria:

(i) The length of the building or the short side of the house was relative to the home's home, which was not allowed to be less than 0.5 times the building altitude and the relative breadth of the building and no less than 48 metres;

(ii) The length of the house was not limited to 24 metres at a time when it was relatively short of the house.

Article 19 provides a high level of 24 munition and is housed, and new buildings are carried out in accordance with the following criteria:

(i) The length of the building or the short side of the house, relative to the home's home, shall not be less than 0.8 times the length and relative breadth of the building and shall not be less than 48 metres;

(ii) The length of the house was not limited to 24 metres at a time when it was relatively short of the house.

Article 20, when the construction is built relative to the demolition of homes, the building is calculated at the latest points of the two buildings.

Article 21, which is to be constructed around construction, has been prepared for the construction of detailed planning but has not entered the implementation phase, with a daily analysis and inter-construction control based on the construction of a detailed planning programme model.

There is no construction detailed planning in the vicinity of construction, and the simulation programme model should be carried out on a daily basis, in accordance with the principles of reasonable buoys, savings.

Article 2 confirms that, owing to conditions of use, the construction of new buildings would make the surrounding living building less than the day-to-day criteria set out in this approach, and that construction units should enter into a housing purchase agreement with the owner of the occupants living in the house before applying for a licence for construction planning.

Article 23 proposes that the construction of buildings to bring the surroundings to a standard of day-to-day care set out in the scheme, one of the following conditions, and that the construction units should enter into resettlement and compensation agreements with the owner of the occupants living in the veiled construction prior to the application of the construction planning licence:

(i) In accordance with the approved detailed control planning, the planning of the location of the living building is changing in the direction of the location and changing the new construction of a non-habited building;

(ii) The proposed construction of buildings and the surrounding existing living buildings are included in the near-term rehabilitation plan, which is approved and implemented in accordance with the requirements of the recent renovation plan.

Article 24, which reduces the number of hours of residence in the surrounding building, remains in a position to meet the criteria set out in this approach and does not compensate.

Article 25. As a result of urban construction needs, the construction of new buildings reduces the number of hours of the original day of residence of the surrounding construction, which has a certain impact on the space environment, such as the living building blocked, but remains able to meet the standards of the day-to-day approach, and the construction unit, in consultation with the owner of the occupants living in the house, could grant a one-time economic benefit to the housed buildings. The amount of the grant is implemented in accordance with the following provisions:

The amount of the grant = number of x grant criteria per window area x day

The calculations for each window area (m2) and a decrease of the number of hours ( minutes) are based on the data provided in the construction of the project day-to-day analysis report, which is a 100-metre/metre charest.

Article 26 is the same construction project implemented during the planning period, which has resulted in a reduction in the number of days of construction of the first-protected life building, owing to changes in the planning programme, the time frames of construction, but remains in a position to meet the criteria for the day-to-day approach.

After the implementation of this approach, the new construction of a living building permit for construction works planning has been achieved and new construction, expansion and alterations are being carried out around the country to reduce the number of hours of the previous day, but they are still able to meet the criteria for the day-to-day care.

Article 27 hurdles objected to the construction project day-to-care analysis report, which, within 15 days of the expiry of the public statements, may apply for review of the results of the analysis by the former follow-up unit. The self-interested analysis of the results of the review is subject to a further review by the stakeholder and construction unit within 10 days of co-authorization of other appropriate-time analysis units; stakeholders and construction units cannot agree on a mutual commissioner analysis unit and re-exploited by the urban and rural planning authorities. The outcome of the re-exploitation as a final result.

Article 28 should be responsible for the daily analysis of the report and the authenticity of the material attached to it. The construction units should be responsible for the corresponding legal responsibilities, as the material is misleading or concealing the consequences of the real situation.

The day-to-day analysis unit should be responsible for the authenticity and accuracy of the project day-to-day analysis report. The day-to-day analysis resulted in error, and the relevant legal responsibility should be assumed by the daily analysis unit.

In the sale of homes, the construction unit should inform the purchaser of the number of the days of the house sold and, in the sale contract, the minimum day-to-day rate or other forms of notification.

The municipal rural and urban planning authorities should set the minimum day-to-day criteria to be enjoyed by living buildings in accordance with this approach when the nuclear construction engineering planning licence is granted.

Article 33, in line with the grant provided under this scheme, is subject to a grant requested by the owner of the residence building, which exceeds the criteria set out in this scheme and does not affect the licence of the urban and rural planning authorities to carry out construction projects under the law.

Article 31: Staff members of the urban and rural planning authorities play a role in the management of the day of residence, abuse of their functions, provocative fraud, which is lawfully disposed of by law, and constitute criminal liability by law.

Prior to the implementation of article 32 of this approach, construction projects have been obtained for construction of engineering planning permits, which are carried out in accordance with the elements of the original licence, and the construction of the built-up building will be implemented in accordance with the date of the replenishment of the planning licence process.

The scheme is not applicable until the implementation of Article 33, which reduces the number of days of the original residence building, and has been signed for compensation, the grant agreement has been implemented in accordance with the elements of the original agreement.

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2013. The Separation of the Long City Building Day, which was enacted on 4 September 1998, was also repealed.

(Note by the author: accompanying the construction of an interfabricated intent