(Adopted by Decree No. [2012] of 17 May 2012] of the Government of the Northern Province of Hanoi (Act No. 105 of 15 May 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the effective organization of drought efforts to prevent and mitigate drought, in accordance with the National People's Republic of China's drought-resistant regulations, the Northern Province of the River to implement the Water Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2 applies to drought-resistant activities within the territorial administration.

This provision refers to the organization of relevant departments, the mobilization of social forces, the adoption of engineering measures or other measures, and the prevention and mitigation of activities of drought.

Article III. Combating drought should uphold the principle of people-centred, preventing resilient and adaptiveness, integrated balance and adherence to the Bureau, giving priority to securing water for rural and urban residents, and rationalizing water and ecological water use in agriculture, industrial production.

Article IV is responsible for drought efforts at all levels of the executive heads of the Government.

More than the people at the district level should integrate drought efforts into the economic and social development planning of the current national population, strengthen drought prevention and drought-reducing infrastructure, improve drought engineering systems, command control systems and service systems, and encourage and support the extension of the various drought science and technology studies and their results.

The communes, the Government of the Towns are responsible for organizing drought mitigation efforts within the current administration and for specific work such as statistics, verification, reporting on drought, disaster response and the release of relief supplies.

Article 5

More than the people at the district level are responsible for the guidance, supervision, management and specific work of the Government of the people at this level to prevent drought command institutions.

Other units at the district level of the Government of the Sudan in charge of drought-resistant operations are responsible, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Any units and individuals in Article 6 have the obligation to protect drought-resistant sources, facilities and to participate in drought in accordance with the law, and have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute acts of intrusion, destroying water resources and facilities.

Article 7. Governments at all levels, relevant sectors should take a variety of forms of advocacy for the universal access to drought-resistant knowledge, as well as the recognition and reward of units and individuals that have contributed to drought efforts.

Chapter II Drought prevention

Article 8

The drought-resistant planning includes, inter alia, the following:

(i) The occurrence, development and status of drought disasters;

(ii) Combating drought principles and objectives;

(iii) Focus on drought-prone regions and vulnerability-time paragraphs;

(iv) Combating drought emergency water sources, emergency facilities and infrastructure construction;

(v) Combating the allocation and movement of water resources for drought;

(vi) Building the drought organization system;

(vii) Resistance of drought services;

(viii) Monitoring systems for drought;

(ix) Resistance of the drought reserve system;

(x) Other drought-resistant measures.

Article 9 Governments and their relevant sectors should strengthen control of sexually transmitted water and other aquifers, drainage, water, water and water engineering and facilities, in line with drought planning and related professional planning.

Large and medium-sized cities should build back-up water resources to combat drought emergencies and increase water supply assurance rates.

The dams and mountainous areas should carry out small-scale hydro-hydro works such as small water units, small water tanks, ponds, small pumps and small watersheds to improve water and irrigation conditions.

The area of the Blackron shall be constructed in accordance with the relevant technical norms for the construction of irrigated irrigated irrigations and the introduction of irrigated irrigation works to reduce the mining of deep-seal groundwater resources.

Article 10 Development of national economic and social development planning should fully take into account local water resource conditions, prepare urban master plans, industrial assembly and industrial park planning, and major construction projects to carry out a water resource argument and provide security for sound water demand.

Article 11. The Government of the above-mentioned population in the tropolitan area should prepare the current administrative regional drought-resistant scenario, which was approved by the Government of the people at the highest level by the drought-affected command body.

The members of the Dryakry Command Unit at the district level should be prepared in accordance with the local drought pre-stigation case, with the consent of the Government of the people at this level to prevent drought command.

Article 12. When the territorial Government has allocated water to the water administration authorities of the people at the district level, the necessary drought response to water should be retained to guarantee the basic life and vital production of water for the population in the event of drought.

More than the people at the district level, the Miguel Dry Command, should develop a Dry Emergency Response Movement Control Programme in accordance with the drought prestigation process, which was approved by the Government. The Inter-Organizational Regional Movement Control Programme for drought response has been developed by a common-level drought-affected drought command agency, with the approval of the Government of the people at the highest level.

The DRR programme should include movement control water, water quality control indicators, movement control routes and responsibilities in the relevant sectors. The implementation of the cross-administrative regional response to drought should include regional water control indicators, regional transport, water quality control indicators and their control measures, safeguards.

Article 13. Governments at all levels should strengthen the diffusion of water works, facilities construction and processes, encourage and support social savings in water use, improve water efficiency and build water-based societies.

Agricultural land irrigation should promote integrated water technologies such as engineering, horticulture, bio and management. Industrial, services, living and ecological water should be used for advanced water technologies and equipment, and for the construction of water facilities in accordance with the relevant provisions and the introduction of wastewater reuse. Rural and urban water supply networks should strengthen maintenance, management and technological adaptation and reduce the incidence of deficiency.

More than the people at the district level should actively undertake research and extension of drought-based agriculture and non-full irrigation technologies, and enhance agricultural irrigation forecasts and promote scientific irrigation, in accordance with the reasonable control of the scale of effective irrigation under water resources delivery capacity.

Article 14. The Government's water administration authorities shall organize the construction, management and maintenance of the following water resources works and their accompanying facilities to guarantee the basic living water and vital production of water needs for the population during the severe drought period:

(i) Controled water resources works such as water banks, pond dams, hydroelectric stations and lakes;

(ii) Tropical work on drought-resistant water resources in urban areas where the population is relatively concentrated, in painted watersheds and seasonal water scarcity areas;

(iii) Rural water sources;

(iv) Dry-hydro works in food production areas, economic crop commodity base, livestock production base.

Article 15 Governments of more than zones should establish drought monitoring networks and drought information systems to strengthen drought disaster monitoring.

In the relevant sectors such as water, meteorology, land resources and agriculture at the district level, the Government of the current people should provide information on water, rain, water condition, watershed, agricultural and water supply, in a timely manner, among member units.

No unit or individual shall be subject to the approval of the water administrative authorities with management competence.

As a result of the construction of drought-resistant engineering facilities or the direct impact on the functioning of drought engineering facilities, construction units should take timely remedial or construction-efficient alternative works, and compensated in accordance with relevant national and provincial provisions.

Article 17 prohibits the unlawful use of water, interception, wells and intrusion, destruction and pollution of water sources; prohibits damage, appropriation, destruction of drought prevention and drought-resistant drought mitigation facilities, equipment.

Chapter III

Article 18 has a drought disaster, and the authorities of the above-mentioned population at the district level, the drought-resistant command body should organize drought-reduction efforts in a timely manner, in accordance with the competence set out in the drought pre-release case, and report on time to the medium-level drought-resistant command body.

Drought disasters are divided into light droughts, moderate droughts, severe droughts, special droughts, and early warning by blue colours, diagrams, red markers.

Article 19 During the drought, the Government of the more than the veterans at the district level, the Dry Command, should be based on Mr. living, post-production, top-down water, post-harvest, and the principle of releasing water, and the principle of post-harvest movement control over drought response. Any other units and individuals shall not be subject to the control of drought response.

Following the issuance of the drought response to water movement control directives, management units, such as water banks, hydroelectric stations, lakes, and businesses, groups and individuals with self-sufficient water resources must be subject to the harmonization of movement controls and strict implementation of movement control directives.

Article 20 states that, when a light drought occurs or a moderate drought occurs, more than the people at the district level shall take the following emergency measures in accordance with the provisions of the drought pre-clearance case:

(i) The storage of water from movement control hydrates, hydroelectric stations and lakes;

(ii) The establishment of temporary pumping stations to open outlets;

(iii) Launch of emergency standby water sources;

(iv) To intersect water or to develop emergency water sources on a temporary basis;

(v) Organizing water to be delivered to areas of hardship for human livestock;

(vi) Contingency trans basin water;

(vii) Organizing man-made rainy operations;

(viii) Other emergency water supply measures.

Article 21 provides for the following contingency measures, in addition to the adoption of Article 20 measures, for the period of severe drought or special drought:

(i) Repressing water supply indicators;

(ii) Restrictions or suspension of water use in high-energy industries;

(iii) Limitation or suspension of emissions of industrial wastewater;

(iv) Reduce agricultural water supply or reduce agricultural water supply;

(v) Access to water for urban residents at a time or time;

(vi) Other restrictive measures.

In the period of drought, emergency drought response measures may affect other administrative regions' water supply, followed by the approval of the Common High-level People's Government for the prevention of drought command institutions. Relevant sectors should be notified in advance.

The relevant sectors should be informed in advance of the relevant water units and individuals when taking emergency water limitation measures.

Following the release of the drought, the Government of the more than the veterans at the district level, the drought-stricken command body, should cease emergency water supply measures in a timely manner, organize the removal of temporary water and interceptive water facilities, restore the status quo and communicate the sector in a timely manner.

Article 23, which takes place in a large number of droughts, seriously endangers rural and urban life, the production of water security, which may affect social stability, can be declared to the relevant administrative regions to enter the emergency drought period, with the approval of the provincial people's Government, and to report in a timely manner on the National Department of drought prevention.

The emergency response to drought should be issued in a public declaration on the causes, scope, start-up time, measures, implementation agencies.

Following the mitigation of droughts, the provincial Government's drought-resistant drought command body should declare an end to the emergency drought period in a public declaration and report on a timely manner on the National Department for the Prevention of drought.

Article 24, in the context of emergency drought, should organize the mobilization of local authorities and individuals to fully invest in drought relief. All units and individuals should be subject to the command and assume the responsibility for drought relief, as assigned by the people's Government's drought-resistant command agencies.

Article 25, in the emergency period of drought, the relevant local people's Government's drought-resistant command body has the right to collect goods, equipment, transport tools within its jurisdiction, in accordance with the needs of drought-resistant work.

In the event of the use of emergency drought-relevant supplies, equipment, transport tools, etc., the timely return should be made and reparations are provided in the relevant provisions.

Article 26 provides a unified system of dissemination of drought information. The early warning levels and the release of early warnings by more than the population at the district level are jointly reviewed by the drought-stricken command agency; the situation of agricultural disaster is published by the Government of the more than the county level; the drought is being reviewed by the territorial authorities of the people at the district level with the same levels of civil affairs; meteorological information related to drought is published by meteorological authorities; and any other units and individuals are not allowed to release drought information to society.

Media, such as newspapers, radio, television and the Internet, should be disseminated in a timely manner to combat drought information and identify the name and timing of the institution.

In the aftermath of drought mitigation, more than zones of drought-resistant command institutions should organize in a timely manner an analysis and assessment of the impacts of drought, losses and the effects of drought efforts, which should be synchronized by the relevant sectors and units, without overstatements and seizures.

Chapter IV Safeguards

More than twenty-eight people at the district level should organize drought-resistant financing within the current fiscal budget, establish and improve financial input mechanisms that are responsive to the level of economic and social development and to drought mitigation.

The relevant authorities at the district level should include urgently needed drought-response projects to combat drought-related water resources and drought-affected drought damage, with priority being given to annual construction or rehabilitation plans.

Article 29, where severe droughts and special droughts occur, when regular drought financing does not meet the needs of drought-resilient efforts, the Government of the more than the population at the district level should increase drought financing in line with drought mitigation.

Units and individuals are encouraged to support drought efforts on a voluntary basis.

The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level, in the areas of drought reduction, disaster relief funds and supplies that have been donated, should be managed, allocated and used in accordance with the will of donors and relevant national provisions.

Article 33 Government of the population at the district level should strengthen the construction of drought-service services organizations, provide for clear public good functions, implementation of staffing and funding, and provide the necessary drought-resistant equipment and supplies for drought-service organizations.

The following public-sexistance drought functions are assumed by district-level drought service organizations:

(i) Water for temporary drinking water-related areas;

(ii) Mobility to drought irrigation;

(iii) The management and maintenance of rural water supply works, commissioned by the water administration authorities;

(iv) Resistance of drought facilities, equipment;

(v) Advisory and demonstration diffusion of drought technologies.

communes, towns, villages, businesses and individuals are encouraged to establish drought service organizations and farmers' water cooperation organizations, and district-level drought service organizations should provide operational guidance to them.

Article 31 of the Government of the more than the population at the district level to prevent drought, should be maintained and administered on a daily basis, in accordance with drought-rid needs.

Article 32, the Government of the above-mentioned population, the drought-stricken command body, should strengthen the capacity-building of drought-reducers to increase the level of decision-making in drought command.

Relevant sectors such as agriculture, finance and water conservation at the district level should be implemented in accordance with the relevant requirements for the acquisition of subsidies by national agricultural machinery, the fiscal subsidies for water, drought-resistant equipment, and made available to society.

Article 34 Governments of more people at the district level to prevent drought-affected drought command institutions should establish a drought-resistant work inspection system, combat drought liability implementation, drought pre-clearing, build and maintain drought facilities, and monitor drought mitigation efforts such as drought reserves, address the problems identified in a timely manner or entrust the relevant sector and unit time-bound rehabilitation.

In implementing the drought emergency mandate, vehicles carrying out drought relief missions, with the approval of the Provincial People's Government, are given priority in the relevant roads and are exempt from the payment of vehicle traffic. The mark of the movement of the relevant vehicles was marked by a joint launch by the provincial people's Government against the drought command and the public security, transport sector.

Article 36 Governments of more than the population at the district level should prioritize the integration of drought engineering construction sites into local construction plans to ensure land-use demand; transport in the transport sector should guarantee the transport of drought emergency relief supplies; temporary oil, electricity needs in the oil, electricity sector should be guaranteed to combat drought relief emergency relief response sites; the public security sector should be responsible for the management of transport organizations and policing in affected areas; and the health administration authorities should actively prepare rural water quality monitoring efforts to ensure water quality.

Article 37 Combating drought requirements, goods and donations must be used specifically, and any unit and individual shall not be stopped, crowded, privately and diverted.

The financial and audit sectors at all levels should strengthen monitoring, inspection and audit of drought financing and material management.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this provision, there is one of the following acts, either by the unit or by the superior authority, by the inspection authority's time limit, and by the law of the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and criminal liability by law:

(i) To reject the task of combating drought;

(ii) Restatements, seizures of drought situations and floods;

(iii) To reject the provision of drought-related information;

(iv) To reject the implementation of the drought prefabricated and drought-recruit management directive;

(v) After the release of drought, the removal of temporary access to water and the interception of water facilities;

(vi) To release drought-resistant information to society;

(vii) Not to be consistent with drought assessment;

(viii) Abuse of authority, provocative fraud and other acts of omission.

Article 39, in violation of article 17 of the present article, is responsible for the cessation of the violation by the territorial authorities of water at the district level, the imposition of remedial measures, the imposition of a fine of more than three million yen; the gravity of the case, the fine of more than three million yen; civil responsibility for the damage caused by the law; the imposition of penalties in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; and the criminalization of the offence.

In violation of article 19, paragraph 2, of this provision, the administrative authorities responsible for the improvement of water at the district level and the warnings; the refusal to correct and enforce the fine of over three million yen; and, in exceptional circumstances, a fine of more than three million dollars.

Article 40 provides for violations of this provision by law, regulations and other penalties.

Annex VI

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