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Guangzhou Municipal People's Government Decision On Amending The Safety Management Regulations Of Guangzhou Municipality On House

Original Language Title: 广州市人民政府关于修改《广州市房屋安全管理规定》的决定

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Decision of the Government of the Hiroshima to amend the Regulations on the Safety of Housing in the City of Hiroshima

(The 15th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Grand State of 14 May 2012 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 83 of 30 July 2012 on the date of publication of the date of publication)

At the 1415th ordinary meeting of the Municipal Government, the following amendments were made to the Regulations on the Safety of Housing in the City of Hiroshima:

Article 43 amends as follows: All of the above-mentioned hidings were not able to dismantle and migrate in a timely manner, and the safety responsibilities of dangerous homes could apply for forced demolitions and relocations by the People's Court.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

The Safety Management of Housing in the City of Hiroshima was re-published in accordance with this decision.

Annex: The provisions for the security management of homes in the wide states (amended in 2012) (publication No. 6 of 2 January 2008 of the People's Government Order [2007], in accordance with the first amendment to No. 30 of 1 February 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 30, 2012 No. 83 of 30 July 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 guarantees public safety in order to strengthen the security management of homes in this city, and establishes this provision in the light of the reality of the city.

The security management of homes in urban urban areas within the scope of Article 2 of this city, including the construction of the town.

The housing security management described in this provision refers to the management of the security of tenure structures. These include the management of housing safety, the management of dangerous homes, the risk of housing emergencies and the prevention and management of mirage.

The security management of housing fire safety, the use of facilities equipment and the renovation of the house is governed by other laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 3 should be guided by the principle of prevention and security.

Article IV. The Land Resources and Housing Authority is the administrative authority for housing security management and is responsible for organizing this provision. The city's resources and the Housing Authority are specifically responsible for the supervision, management and management of homes within the Territory.

The city's resources and the Housing Authority and the different divisions can entrust housing security recognition, hazardous housing governance, and mirage control units with specific services for housing security management.

Sectors such as construction, planning, finance, business, forestry and parking forests, culture, environmental protection, urban management, integrated urban administration, firefighting, electricity, etc. should be coordinated and implemented in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Construction, land tenure, planning, urban management integrated law enforcement services should receive complaints of unauthorized evictions of house violations and conduct duties.

The construction of the administration sector is responsible for the conduct of the screening of the self-stop house-protected enterprises, which are assisted by the administration of the land tenure.

The administration of the Homeland Housing Authority is responsible for the conduct of the demolition of houses in violation of the management of homes.

The planning administration is responsible for the identification of demolitions against planning management.

The Integrated Urban Administration Department is responsible for the investigation of the destruction of homes as a violation of construction.

The public security sector is responsible for resisting the security management of homes, impeding the investigation and processing of administrative law enforcement cases in the management of housing, in coordination with the administration of administrative law enforcement in the housing security management sector.

Article 6. The city and the people of the region should strengthen the leadership and promotion of the safe management of homes within the Territory and organize the coordination of the relevant sectors for the safe management of homes.

The municipalities, the people of the region should develop housing emergency risk alerts, establish a housing security emergency response command and organize a housing emergency response risk.

Article 7 Governments should play a role in housing security management by industry organizations such as housing safety recognition, mirex control and encourage and support industry organizations to work in accordance with the law.

Industrial organizations should assist, by law, the city's land resources and the Housing Authority and the various divisions in the management of houses, in order to conduct industrial self-regulation and oversight.

Article 8. The Urban Land Resources and Housing Authority shall organize regular housing safety censuses throughout the city and establish a dynamic information management system for housing security.

Article 9. The city, the people of the region should guarantee the specific provision for the safe management of homes, such as housing safety censuses, generational identification, dangerous house occupancy and emergency response.

The specific requirements for housing security management are included in sector budgets by the Urban Land Resources and the Housing Authority and by the different offices, which are reported to be processed by the same level of finance.

Chapter II

Article 10 is the owner of the house. The whereabouts of the owner are unknown or the right to housing is unclear, and the proxy is the owner of the security responsibilities for the house; there is no custodian, and the house is the owner of the security of the house. The renting house is otherwise agreed.

Housing security responsibilities for house demolitions in the area of urban demolitions were applied to the provisions of the Modalities for the demolition of homes in the cities of the Grand State, from the date of the release of the house demolition announcements.

The security responsibilities of urban land-dependent homes, as well as the provisions of the Housing Management Regulations of the Urban Diegotiation, are provided.

Article 11. The responsibility for housing security is responsible for the use of the housing structure and its subsidiary facilities.

The responsibilities for housing safety should be established by normative requirements for the installation of subsidiary facilities such as theft network, air conditioners, ensuring the safety, integrity and integrity of homes and their subsidiary facilities and conducting regular inspections of homes and their subsidiary facilities. Conditions were found to be validated and managed in a timely manner, in accordance with the provisions.

Article 12 Housing belonging to the property is provided by the Ministry of Cultural Administration with a view to security management in accordance with the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property.

Article 13

(i) Unregistered by the urban planning sector to change the nature of use and unauthorized (conclusive) windows, closed suffrage, set-up or construct (construction) in the space yard;

(ii) The storage of powerful and corrosive items, such as alkali, and hazardous items such as flammable and easily explosive, within the home;

(iii) Self-removal of homes in the dressing exercise, affecting the security and normal use of the housing structure.

The installation and use of subsidiary facilities such as theft network, air conditioners may not endanger public safety.

Article 14. Business-service enterprises shall carry out the safety of homes and regularly check the security conditions of their tenure in the management of their homes, in accordance with decisions of the Conference or the agreement of the General Conference.

It was found that there was a security risk that the business sector should report in a timely manner to the Commission, place a notice in a visible place in the small area, inform the owners of the industry and organize identification, maintenance and maintenance in accordance with the agreement on the work service contract.

Article 15 conducts activities such as ground-based facilities construction, line construction, construction and deep-sea pit construction, explosion and the reduction of groundwater places, which may endanger the safety of the surrounding homes, and units such as construction, construction and construction should take effective safety measures.

The construction, construction and construction units should be rehabilitated in a timely manner and exclude the risk.

Article 16, the owner of the responsibility for housing security and the business sector, should establish a housing security management file that would be safely inspected and maintained.

The relevant units and individuals, such as housing security responsibilities, house users, business enterprises, should actively cooperate with the activities of the Urban Land Resources Authority and the Housing Authority, as well as the various divisions of the Authority, housing safety inspections.

Article 18 units and individuals may report to the city's Land Resources and Housing Authority or to each differentiation of the offices that endanger the security of homes, reflect the existence of significant security hidden homes; the city's land resources and housing administration or the different offices shall be processed in a timely manner and will address the results of the responses to the reportor or reflect the person.

Chapter III

Section I

In one of the following cases, the responsibilities for housing security should be promptly delegated to the original design units or to the housing safety identification unit:

(i) The base of the home, the structure of the subject, which is marked by silence, lapse, variability and corruption;

(ii) The continued use of homes beyond the design of the year;

(iii) Natural disasters and accidents, such as explosions, fires, cause damage to the main structure of the house;

(iv) There is a need for the removal of the subject matter of the house or the heavy structure, the change of the functioning of the house or the apparent increase in the number of homes;

(v) Other circumstances that may endanger the safety of homes.

In one of the following cases, units such as construction, construction and construction should be delegated to the Housing Safety Identification Unit prior to construction of ground and basic works, explosions or underground works:

(i) Difficulties from two times out of depth;

(ii) In the construction of explosions, houses within the safe distance from earthquakes required by the Safety of Exposure;

(iii) The construction of buildings on the ground, such as ground iron, man defence works, is two times the depth of the construction;

(iv) The construction of ground and basic works, the construction of explosions or other homes that may endanger the construction of underground works.

Article 21 has houses in which article 19 of this provision is provided, and is not validated or validated as premises.

Article 2 may have a security hidden presence that endangers the safety of the person of the neighbouring person, the homeowner may require the owner to commission the identification of the housing security certificate unit.

The owner of the responsibility for housing security refused to commission the identification of the housing security accreditation unit, and the stakeholder could entrust the identification of the house's safety accreditation units themselves.

As a result of housing security recognition, the housing is a dangerous house or a dangerous point that endangers the owner, the identification fee is borne by the owner's security responsibilities; it is not a hazardous house or there is no dangerous point that endangers the person.

Section II

Article 23 found that there were serious security features in the house, which could be communicated in a timely manner to street offices, town governments or different offices.

Street offices, town governments should register housing information with severe security constraints and inform the housing sites in a timely manner.

The different offices should register and investigate information on housing that is severely safe.

Article 24 contains serious security features, and the responsibility for housing security has not been delegated, and the different offices should send a letter of safety for their homes in a timely manner, entrusting the owner with the identification of housing security within the prescribed period.

The owner of the responsibility for housing security has not been entrusted to the security of the house within the time period required for a letter of credit for the security of the house, which should send a letter of identification to him for the security of the house and entrust the identification of the housing security accreditation unit.

As identified as hazardous houses, the identification fee is borne by the owner of the responsibility for housing security.

Article 25. The existence of severe security features in the home, the exclusion of hidden housing security responsibilities by governance measures, should be submitted to the different offices in a timely manner, and the security responsibilities of the house may no longer be delegated to the security of the house following a survey by the different offices.

Article 26

Section III

Article 27 units involved in the security of homes should be brought to the local land resources and the housing administration for the clearance process.

The housing safety accreditation and the registration management system for the operation, which is responsible for the accreditation of the housing security identifiers and the registration of the operation.

Article 28 provides for the safe identification of houses, with the participation of more than two housing security experts and the presentation of a certificate of registration of the housing safety accreditation industry. In particular complex identification projects, the housing security accreditation unit may hire additional professionals or invite the relevant sector to participate in the identification.

No unit or person may obstruct or interfere with the regular security of the house identification staff.

Article 29 should strictly conduct identification activities and produce identification reports in accordance with the requirements for the identification of operational norms and the identification of operational standards. The identification reports should be accompanied by a special chapter for the security of the Gécoa and the timely delivery of the ombudsman.

The Housing Safety Identification Unit should assume the corresponding legal responsibility for the identification reports.

Article 33 stakeholders have contested the findings of the identification of the housing security accreditation units and may apply for review to the Committee of Experts of the Association for Home Safety Identification.

The findings are consistent with the original findings, and the cost of the review is borne by the applicant; the findings are qualitatively different from the original findings, and the cost of re-identification is borne by the Housing Safety Identification Unit.

Article 31 of the Housing Safety Identification Unit should establish business archives, set up operational profiles, and send the annual Statement of Housing Safety Identification Statistics to the Urban Land Resources and Housing Administration by the end of each year.

As identified as hazardous houses, the housing security identification units should immediately send hazardous homes to the different offices, which should send dangerous housing information to the city's Land Resources and Housing Authority.

Article 32: The Urban Resources and Housing Authority shall make the following information available to society:

(i) The status of the housing security accreditation unit;

(ii) Identification of hazardous homes.

Chapter IV

Section I

Article 33 of the hazardous homes should be confirmed by the housing security accreditation unit.

As identified as hazardous houses, the owner should exercise governance in accordance with the type of approach to the conclusions of the housing security accreditation unit. The category of hazardous houses is divided into four categories of observation use, treatment, cessation of use and removal. The property building was identified as a hazardous house and should be repaired in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Protection of the Chinese Property.

As a result of the identification of hazardous houses but there is a security concealment of homes, the responsibility for housing security should be promptly excluded.

In recognition of hazardous homes, the stakeholder has also applied for re-identification and has not stopped the implementation of the risk-removable measures during the review period.

Article 34 identifies the treatment of the conclusions as the handling of dangerous homes used, stopped using or dismantled as a whole, and home users should be removed immediately. The identification of conclusions was addressed as a watchdog of dangerous homes that endanger the immediate relocation of the home users.

The findings were processed as watching the hazardous homes used and no suitable security technical measures were taken.

The identification of conclusions is addressed to deal with the hazardous homes used and cannot be used until they are not at risk.

Article XV of the risk of housing is one of the following conditions, and the division of house sites should be administered and managed:

(i) The right to housing is unclear and it is not possible to determine the responsibility for housing security;

(ii) All deaths and failure to determine the successor as the owner of the responsibility for housing security;

(iii) The whereabouts of all persons are unknown and are not legitimate agents to carry out their security responsibilities;

(iv) The safety responsibilities of dangerous homes have identified difficulties that prevent the management of dangerous homes and that the separation of houses is entrusted through written agreements and governance.

The houses listed in subparagraphs (i) to (iii) of the previous paragraph shall be issued by the escrow prior to the issuance of a notice that is not less than 30 days. However, dangerous homes need immediate governance, which can be concurrent in the issuance of public notices.

Article 36 distinguishes between offices should preserve evidence of escrow, the costs of governance and the benefits arising from the escrowing of homes.

Under article 35, the costs incurred by escrow and governance should be borne by the owner. The owner of the responsibility for housing security is uncertain or has not been reimbursed for the costs concerned, which may be offset by savings from the leased house.

All persons or successors of the escrowded house have been identified and, after the liquidation of the escrow, governance costs have been closed, the different offices should be removed from the escrow and returned to all or to the successor.

Article 337 The owner of the responsibility for housing security has not been able to manage dangerous homes in a timely manner, in accordance with the findings of the identification, and the different offices should send a notice of dangerous housing-limit governance to the owner.

Housing security responsibilities remain in place for hazardous homes within the time period specified in the letter of the President of the Hazardous Housing Delimitation, and the different offices should send dangerous homes to the owner of the house's security responsibilities as a governance decision to hold the owner of the house's security responsibilities or to use the person to move from dangerous homes and carry out urgent drainage.

Cessation of the dangerous homes used or destroyed as a whole is critical, and the distinctions can be made directly to those responsible for the security of their homes in the form of a governance decision whereby the owner or the owner immediately removed dangerous homes and carry out urgent drainage.

The different divisions should take place at the time of dangerous housing governance after the relocation of a person responsible for housing security or the use of a person.

Article 338 observes the use, disposal of dangerous homes, which should be communicated in writing to home security responsibilities within 10 working days after the end of the governance of dangerous homes.

Costs such as hazardous housing governance, relocation and temporary resettlement are borne by the owner.

Article 39, a person who is responsible for the security of the house or a person who has been removed from a hazardous house, may apply for temporary accommodation to different offices.

The housing security responsibilities or the home useers themselves to manage dangerous homes, use the housing units provided by the different offices, and the rent is paid in accordance with the market rental standards during the period of precarious housing governance; and by the different divisions, the owner of the housing security responsibilities or the owner of the house uses the housing units provided by the different offices, and the rental rate is paid in accordance with market rental standards.

Under the Civil Affairs Department's approved low-insecution families, low-income households or special hardship workers authorized by the General Trade Union, the rental of housing units provided by the various offices is collected in accordance with the relevant provisions of affordable housing.

The use of temporary housing provided by different divisions should, after the end of the management of dangerous homes, be informed by the different offices of the duration of relocation of the house's security responsibilities or the number of house-owners, which is not expedient, and the rent is paid in accordance with market rental standards.

Article 40, which is approved by the Civil Affairs Department for the low-insurance families, low-income families or specially disadvantaged workers authorized by the general municipal trade unions, cannot afford to cover the costs of hazardous housing governance, may be entrusted with the separation of houses in accordance with the provisions of article 35, paragraph 1 (iv), of this provision and for the relief of governance costs.

Article 40 states that the responsibility for housing security is vested in and cannot be exercised in the management of dangerous homes, which can be acquired by law in accordance with the compensation criteria.

Section II Obligations relating to the subject of the management of dangerous homes

In article 42, the safety responsibilities of dangerous homes should set clear hazard housing signs, remind the brunters and neighbourings of security, and take effective security protection measures against dangerous homes that cannot be pushed into risk.

Article 43 establishes advertisements on hazardous houses or their subsidiarys, promotions, brands and levies, such as electricity, communication lines, vouchers, and all of them should be dismantled and relocated in a timely manner when they impede the governance of dangerous homes. All of the above-mentioned hidings were not able to dismantle and migrate in a timely manner, and the safety responsibilities of dangerous homes could apply for forced demolitions and relocations by the People's Court.

The owners and users of the relevant houses should cooperate in order to prevent them from being able to take advantage of the need for a reasonable use of the housing pool and the equipment of the facility.

The administrative authorities, such as planning, construction, forestry and parking forests, culture, urban management, should be processed in a timely manner in order to avoid delays in accidents.

Hazardous homes endanger the need for urgent governance and can take the necessary measures to defuse them while dealing with governance procedures.

Shareds of hazardous homes need to be at risk in the context of governance, which can be carried out separately by the administrative authorities, such as planning, in connection with the maintenance of the original status and the associated procedures.

Article 48 fifteenth Municipal Land Resources and Housing Administration and the differentiation bureaux should strengthen the operation of hazardous housing governance, control, verification of the governance and loss of dangerous homes and establish a system of registration, write-off of dangerous homes.

Chapter V

Article 46, the municipality and the people of the region should establish housing emergency relief assistance organizations, develop housing emergency risk alerts, reserve adequate supplies and equipment, provide adequate transport and communications tools to ensure timely delivery of relief supplies and personnel.

Article 47 governs the principle of land-based management in emergency response.

As a result of accidents such as cyclones, storms, fires, the owner should immediately take appropriate handling measures and report to the administrative authorities, such as the location's different offices and fires, to cooperate actively with the administrative authorities in carrying out emergency response and investigating accidents.

The Regional Housing Security Emergency Command and the Housing Emergency Recovery Organization should be addressed in a timely manner, following the knowledge of the sudden-onset situation of the house, and to implement the housing emergency response risk.

Article 48 Eighteen municipalities are responsible for the organization of emergency raids for the implementation of cross-sector homes; municipal housing security emergency response risk command agencies may, if necessary, directly carry out emergency response to large-risk housing organizations.

The Regional Housing Security Emergency Response Command should report on the sudden-onset security of homes in a timely manner on the municipal housing security emergency response.

Article 49 provides that the following measures may be required in accordance with the actual circumstances when the housing security emergency response authority organizes the implementation of the housing emergency response risk response.

(i) The removal of electricity, fuel gases and liquids;

(ii) Delimitation of the zone and the introduction of the Department's traffic control;

(iii) Use of adjacent buildings and related facilities;

(iv) To dismantle or break down buildings and constructions that are adjacent.

Sectors such as electricity, urban management, forestry and parking, public safety, firefighting should be provided with the necessary assistance.

Removal or destruction of adjacent buildings and constructions due to the need for a housing emergency response should be rehabilitated after the incident.

Chapter VI

Article 50 provides for new construction, alteration and expansion of commodity buildings, which are managed by the real estate development enterprise by a white mirage prevention; unprotected by the provision of a mirage, with the responsibility of the property development enterprise.

Other houses do not carry out a precautionary approach, which is assumed by the owner of the responsibility for security in the home.

Article 50 provides for the implementation of a mirage-protected commodity housing, which is mirable within the time frame and is assumed by the real estate development business.

Other houses that have been carried out for the prevention of mirage were mirable within the time frame agreed in the mir-prevention contract, with the responsibility of the former parent control unit.

In addition to the period of charity, the responsibility for housing security is responsible for the elimination of the death penalty.

The babies prevention contract shall not be given less than 10 years, and the period shall be calculated from the date of the award of eligibility for mirage control.

Article 52 states that the responsibilities for housing security should be strengthened by miral inspections and that mirals should be removed in a timely manner.

In carrying out a mirage, the owner, the user and the manager of the neighbouring houses should cooperate with the white mirage control unit to carry out the vagation and responsibilities.

Article 53 introduces a quality management system for the white mir control unit, and a system of accreditation and registration for the mirex.

The qualifications and registration management of the white mirage control unit is vested in the city's Association of the White mirage.

When a person engaged in a mirage is inspected and carrying out a white mirex exercise, registration documents should be presented for the white mirage.

Article 54, before the start of the construction of a mirage prevention project, shall be communicated to the City Land Resources and Housing Authority, including in writing, e-mail, telephone.

After the completion of the construction of the white mir preventive works, the project construction unit and the engineering treasury unit were tested in accordance with the criteria for the quality of the white mirage survey issued by States, provinces and municipalities. The mirage control unit should be sent within 30 days of the receipt to the City Land Resources and Housing Authority for the clearance process.

Article 55, Construction, which is entrusted to the institution, should be entrusted to the institution by the construction unit with the task of mir prevention.

The PAPU should, in accordance with the mandate to include the treatment of white mirage in the scope of the work manager, implement the content of the work of the institution should include the testing of the construction medicine, the implementation of the construction programme and the preparation of the treasury report.

Article 56, when the real estate development enterprise is sold (previously) in the context of the sale of commodities (previously), it should provide the purchaser with a white-mir prevention contract or a certificate of the quality of the construction work in the Hiroshima municipality.

Article 57 Homeland resources and the Housing Authority should strengthen the inspection of mirage control of all-market houses, such as the White mirage Preventive Engineering and the Commodation (previously) sale.

Article 588 shall make the following information available to society:

(i) The case of a white mirage control unit, a mir preventive engineering clearance;

(ii) Visits to prevent mirage from the sale of the mirage (previously);

(iii) Other relevant information on mirex control.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 599 of the responsibility for housing security does not meet the obligations relating to the safe management of homes, causing accidents or losses, and assumes civil responsibility under the law, which constitutes an offence and is criminally liable by law.

In violation of article 13, subparagraph (i), of this provision, the planning administration is punishable by the provisions of the urban planning laws, regulations and regulations; in violation of article 13, subparagraph (ii) of this provision, by the public safety fire safety firefighting agencies, in accordance with the provisions of the fire management law, regulations; in violation of article 13, subparagraph (iii) and paragraph 2, of this provision, by the responsibility of the administrative department of the landlord, which is being constructed in violation of the provisions of the law, by the Planning, Urban Administration Section.

Article 60 states that:

(i) In violation of article 24 of this provision, the owner of the responsibility for housing security has not been identified for the security of the house within the time period required by the letter of credit for the security of the house, which has been certified as a hazardous house by the housing security certificate unit, with a fine of one of the amount of the housing security certificate, but the amount of the fine shall not exceed 30,000 dollars;

(ii) In violation of article 31, paragraph 2, of the present provision, a warning of the housing security accreditation unit; after warning, it has not been subject to a fine of up to €50 million.

Article 62 contains one of the following cases, which is sanctioned by the Urban Land Resources and Housing Authority:

(i) In violation of article 27, paragraph 1, of the present provision, the unit engaged in a security certificate of the house for the duration of the period of time, which is pending, is subject to a fine of up to €50 million;

(ii) In violation of article 27, paragraph 2, of the present provision, a fine of up to €50 million for persons who have not obtained a certificate of eligibility for housing security, registered documents for the operation or who have been dismissed, registered in the business;

(iii) In violation of article 31, paragraph 1, of the present provision, a warning of the housing security accreditation unit; after warning, there is still no provision for a fine of up to €50 million;

(iv) In violation of article 53, paragraph 1, of this provision, a unit that does not acquire the qualifications of a white mirat, which is still engaged in a white mirat control, is responsible for the duration of the probationary service, which is still pending a fine of up to 5,000 yen; imposes a fine of up to €50 million for those who have not obtained a certificate of eligibility for a white mir against a person, registered in the business or removed the licensee, registered documents in the business, who are still engaged in a white mirage;

(v) In violation of article 54, paragraph 1, of the present provision, a unit engaged in a white mirage for unprofessional proceedings, which is subject to a fine of up to €50 million;

(vi) In violation of article 54, paragraph 3, of the present provision, a mirage control unit that does not deal with the procedures for the collection of a white-mire preventive work test case, which is responsible for the duration of the time limit, remains pending and fines of over €50 million.

Article 63 rejects, assaults, beatings, or otherwise rejects, impedes the regular security identification of homes, house safety censuses or house safety inspections, or imposes sanctions on public security authorities by means of peripheral, humiliating or otherwise refusing, obstructing the performance of the security management duties of the State organs in accordance with the law, in violation of the People's Republic of China Act on the Management of Punishment. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

Article 64 Staff members of the State organs play a role in the neglect of their duties, in favour of private fraud, in the abuse of their functions, and are held accountable by their offices, superior bodies or inspection bodies; and constitutes a crime and criminal responsibility by the judiciary.

Chapter VIII

The specific approach to the completion of the vetting process in the case of a white mirage control unit and the construction of a white mirage prevention project was developed by the Urban Land Resources and Housing Administration.

Article 46 provides for the safe management of houses at the district level.

The safe management of rural houses outside urban areas, including the construction of the town, is carried out in the light of the provisions of this provision.

Article 67 provides for implementation effective 1 March 2008. The Regulation for the Improvement and Rehabilitation of Privately Restrictive Housing in the City of Chiang State, which was implemented on 28 August 1991, the Regulations on the Safety of Housing in the City of Chiang State, which came into force on 24 June 1996, and the Regulations for the Rehabilitation of Housing in the City of Chiang State effective 1 February 1998 were repealed.

Appendix: Civil responsibility, administrative responsibility and relevant legal provisions relating to criminal responsibility for housing safety is vested in those responsible for carrying out their obligations (sections)

Criminal Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 115 states that fires, summary water, explosions and substances such as poisoning, radio, communicable diseases or vectors or other dangerous methods are seriously injured, killed or caused to public and private property, with imprisonment, imprisonment or death penalty for more than 10 years.

In the case of a former sentence, imprisonment for more than seven years has been given for more than three years; in the light of the circumstances, up to three years of imprisonment or imprisonment.

Article 22, paragraph 2, deliberately kills the death penalty, life imprisonment or imprisonment for more than 10 years, and, in the light of the circumstances, imprisonment for the following three years.

Article 23, which had been killed, had a prison sentence of up to seven years for more than three years; in the light of the circumstances, the following three years had been imprisoned. This Law also stipulates that it is in accordance with the provisions.

Article 55 of the second century suffered injury to others, with imprisonment of up to three years or imprisonment. This Law also stipulates that it is in accordance with the provisions.

The Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China

Article 33, in violation of State provisions, is detained for more than 15 days, in the form of dangerous substances such as manufacture, sale, storage, transport, mailing, carrying, use, disposal, toxicity, radioactive, corrosive substances or infectious diseases; in the light of the circumstances, in detention for more than 10 days.

In violation of security provisions, the operators of hotels, restaurants, theatres, recreational sites, sports sites, exhibitions or other premises for social public activities are at risk of a security accident, and the premises are refused to be corrected by public security authorities and are detained under five days.

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 106 of the building or other facilities and the insecure of the buildings, the collapse of the hidings, the devastation, the damage caused to others, and the owner or the manager should assume civil responsibility, with the exception that it could prove that it was not mistaken.

Article 103, inter alia, provides that:

(i) Cessation of violations;

(ii) Excluding obstacles;

(iii) Elimination of risks;

(iv) Return of property;

(v) Recovery of the status quo;

(vi) Restructuring, reorientation, replacement;

(vii) Compensation for damages;

(viii) Payment of default payments;

(ix) Elimination of impacts and restoration of honour;

(x) Apologies.

The manner in which civil responsibility is assumed above may be applied separately or consolidated.

In addition to the application of the above-mentioned provisions, the People's Court will also be able to advertise, response and proceeds of illegal activities, and may impose fines and detention in accordance with the law.

The People's Republic of China Act on the Right to Material

Article 33 15 may request the exclusion of prejudices or the elimination of risks.

Article 36 creates real property or damage to movable property, and the owner may request repairs, retrofittings, replacements or restitution.

Article 37 infringes on the rights of the owner, which may claim damages or otherwise assume civil responsibility.

The manner in which the rights to material are protected under this Chapter may be applied separately or may be combined in accordance with the circumstances in which the rights are infringed.

Violations of rights, in addition to civil responsibility, are subject to administrative responsibility by law, which constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

Article 76 has the exclusive right to possession, use, benefit and disposal of its buildings. The exercise of the right by the owner shall not endanger the security of the buildings and shall not jeopardize the legitimate rights and interests of other owners.

Article 83 shall be subject to the laws, regulations and regulations.

The General Assembly and the Commission of Industry have the right to end violations, eliminate risks, exclude harm and compensate for losses, in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations, and the statute governing the operation. The act of the owners of the industry against their legitimate rights and interests can be prosecuted by law to the People's Court.

Article 90 does not endanger the security of the neighbouring immovable property by the owner of the land, construction of buildings, laying down lines and installation of equipment.

Article 92 states that the owner shall, to the extent possible, avoid harm to the owner of the immovable property that is neighbouring, for example, for water use, drainage, movement, pavement lines; and that damages should be paid.

People's Republic of China Contracts Act

Article 23 of the second hundred tenant endangers the safety or health of the lessee, and even if the lessee knows that the amount of the lease is not qualified in the contract, the lessee may at any time lift the contract.

Explanation by the Supreme People's Court of Justice on the application of a number of issues to the law in cases of damages for the person

In the case of article 16, the application of article 162 of the Civil Code is governed by the liability of all persons or the custodians, except if it proves that they are not mistaken:

(i) Constraints, such as roads, bridges, tunnels, which are constructed as a result of maintenance, management of defects;

(ii) The rolling of goods, the downturn or the collapse of the residue;

(iii) The dumping, commutation or damage of trees.

In the case of paragraph (i), damage was caused by design, construction defects, which were shared by all, management and design and construction agents.

Housing Leasing Regulations in the Province of Hiroshima

Article 6.

(i) No property or the right to operate;

(ii) Property disputes or limitations on property rights;

(iii) The indivisibility of a shared house without the consent of other persons;

(iv) Confidential buildings;

(v) Non-compliance with safety standards;

(vi) The mortgage has been secured without the consent of the collateral;

(vii) Laws, regulations prohibit.

Article 17 parties shall inspect, maintain homes and facilities in accordance with the lease contract. The renter does not maintain homes in a timely manner in accordance with the contract agreement, causing a destructive accident of the house, causing loss of the property of the lessor or injury to the person, and should be liable.

The tenants should be responsible for repairing and paying the resulting costs due to improper use.