(Adopted by Decree No. 145 of 11 January 2012 by the People's Government of the Southern Province on 21 December 2011)

Article 1 provides a scientific basis for disaster prevention and response to relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China, the River Southern Province Meteorological Regulations, in order to protect the environment of meteorological facilities and meteorology, to ensure that access to meteorological detection information is representative, accurate and continuous, and to develop this approach in the light of the laws, regulations, etc.

Article II applies to the protection of meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments within the province's administration.

This approach refers to meteorological facilities such as meteorological detection facilities, special meteorological information transmission facilities and large-scale meteorological technology equipment.

This approach refers to environmental spaces necessary to avoid disruptions and to ensure that meteorological detection facilities receive accurate meteorological detection information.

Article 3. The principles of classification protection and sub-management are upheld by meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the environmental protection of meteorology facilities and meteorology within the current administration and coordinate the key issues of meteorological facilities and meteorological exploration for environmental protection.

Article 5 Governments of people at the district level should organize specific planning for meteorological facilities and meteorology for environmental protection in relevant sectors such as meteorology, urban and rural planning, land resources, environmental conservation, including rural and urban planning and implementation. Urban and rural planning, land-use master planning adjustments relate to specific planning for meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection, and the rural and urban planning and land resource sectors should be consulted with meteorological authorities.

More than zonal meteorological authorities are responsible for the management, supervision and guidance of current administrative regional meteorological facilities and meteorological detection of environmental protection.

Other relevant departments with meteorological stations should be responsible for the protection of the meteorological facilities in the sector and the climate detection environment, as well as for the guidance, supervision and industrial management of the same-level meteorological authorities.

Relevant sectors such as development reform, land-use resources, housing urban and rural construction, urban and rural planning, environmental protection, industry and informationization should be guided by the responsibilities of meteorological authorities in the area of conservation of meteorological facilities and meteorological environments.

Article 7. More meteorological authorities at the district level should strengthen awareness-raising for meteorological facilities and meteorological detection of environmental protection, and increase awareness of the overall social protection meteorological facilities and the meteorological environment.

Article 8. More meteorological authorities at the district level should propose, in accordance with the meteorological environmental protection standards established by the Department of State Meteorological Authorities, a programme to delineate the scope of environmental protection in the current administrative region, which is approved by the Government of the current people and communicated to society.

The detection environment of national baseline weather stations, national basic meteorological stations, national general meteorological stations, high-air meteorological sites, weather radars, meteorological satellite ground stations, regional meteorological observation stations and separate meteorological detection facilities should be in line with national standards.

Any units and individuals have an obligation to protect meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments and have the right to report on the destruction of meteorological facilities and meteorological detection environments.

No unit of Article 11 or individual shall commit:

(i) Expropriation, destruction or unauthorized access to mobile meteorological facilities;

(ii) The exclusion, diversion and damage to the dedicated transmission facility for meteorological information;

(iii) Expropriation of meteorological facilities;

(iv) Use, disrupt and disrupt the communication channels of transmission facilities dedicated to meteorological information;

(v) Maintenance, installation, hiding, placing and blocking items that are not relevant to meteorological detection;

(vi) Other acts against meteorological facilities.

The local meteorological authorities should immediately report to the current people's Government when meteorological facilities are man-made or resilient. The report's people's Government should take urgent measures to organize the rehabilitation of the organization and ensure the proper functioning of meteorological facilities. The sectors concerned should be inspected by law for human-induced damage to meteorological facilities.

No unit or individual shall engage in the following activities within the context of the environment of meteorological detection:

(i) Set up high-FM electromagnetic radiation devices that affect the effectiveness of meteorological detection facilities;

(ii) Dealing and quantification of explosions;

(iii) Building buildings and constructions that are highly non-compliant;

(iv) The cultivation of crops and trees that are highly incompatible with the requirements;

(v) Activities such as drilling, excavation, extraction and burning;

(vi) Other acts that endanger the environment of meteorology.

Article 13. The detection environment of meteorological stations has been determined to be incompatible with the prescribed standards, with the advice of the Meteorological Authority, and to request the relevant departments of the organization.

Article 14. New construction, expansion, alteration and construction should avoid endangering the environment of meteorology detection; indeed, unavoidable, belonging to national baseline climate stations, national basic meteorological stations, high-air meteorological detection sites, weather radars, and the detection environment, the construction unit should take place in advance with the consent of the State Department's meteorological authorities, which belongs to the detection environment of other meteorological stations, with the prior consent of provincial meteorological authorities and the subsequent measures.

The construction units should report local meteorological authorities in advance on new construction, expansion, alteration and construction works within the context of the detection of the separate meteorological facility and avoid harm to the climate detection environment, as required by the necessary engineering, technical measures.

Article 15 provides for relocation of meteorological stations to provincial meteorological authorities due to changes in the overall planning of national priorities or cities (communes) and the need for the use of meteorological stations or the risk of causing serious harm to the environment of meteorological stations.

The relocation of national baseline climatic stations, national basic meteorological stations, national general meteorological stations, high-air meteorology detection stations, weather radar stations, and the provincial meteorological authorities should sign their views within 20 days of receipt of the request and report to the Department's meteorological authorities for approval; and the relocation of other meteorological stations is authorized by provincial meteorological authorities and sent to the Department of State meteorological authorities for clearance. The cost of relocation is borne by the construction unit.

More than 16 meteorological authorities at the district level should report to the Government of the current people and to the parent-level meteorological authorities on the classification, geographical location, observation projects, detection facilities, protection standards, scope of protection, prohibition of content, observation sites, etc., and transmit to the peer development reforms, land resources, rural and urban development, rural and urban planning, environmental protection, industrial and information-chemical authorities.

Article 17 above-level meteorological authorities should set up protection signs in the vicinity of meteorological facilities, indicating the standards and scope of protection of meteorological facilities and meteorological environments.

Any unit or individual shall not destroy or destroy the signs of protection of mobile meteorological facilities.

More than 18 years of the population at the district level should conduct monitoring of meteorological facilities and meteorological environmental protection in the current administrative region, in conjunction with local realities, either on a regular basis or without the regular organization of relevant sectors such as meteorology, inspection, public safety, housing and rural development, urban and rural planning, land resources, environmental protection, industrial and informationization.

Article 19 The staff of the meteorological authorities and their respective meteorological stations do not perform their duties in accordance with the law, causing damage to the meteorological facilities and the meteorological environment and other direct-responsibility personnel directly responsible for the administrative disposal of the Authority or the inspection body under the law.

Article 20, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts has been changed by the authorities of more than the people at the district level or by the Meteorological Authority responsible orders; and administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for them is provided by an exemption authority or by the inspection body in accordance with the law:

(i) The unauthorized relocation of meteorological facilities such as meteorological stations;

(ii) The approval of new construction, expansion, alteration and construction works in the area of environmental protection, without the consent of the meteorological authorities;

(iii) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Article 21, in violation of article 11, subparagraph (i), article 12, subparagraphs (i), (ii), and (iii), of this approach, is being modified by an act of responsibility of the meteorological authorities, the duration of restitution or other remedies; the refusal to reproduce a fine of up to 50,000 dollars; and the resulting loss and liability under the law.

In violation of article 11 (ii) of this approach, the Meteorological Authorities are correct; the refusal to correct the fine of up to 30,000 dollars; and the resulting loss is liable under the law.

In violation of article 11 (v) of this approach, Article 12, subparagraphs (iv), (v), is rectified by the responsibility of the meteorological authorities, and the refusal to correct the fine of €300,000.

Article 23, in violation of article 11, subparagraphs (iii), (iv), of this approach, is corrected by an order of responsibility of the relevant administrative authorities; is not restructured to impose a fine of up to 30,000 dollars; and liability under the law for damages.

Article 24, in violation of article 17, paragraph 2, of the present approach, undermines or unauthorizeds the protection mark of the mobile meteorological facility, which is rectified by an act of responsibility by more meteorological authorities at the district level; rejects the correctness of fines of 1000 dollars.

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