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Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Electric Power Facility Protection

Original Language Title: 广西壮族自治区电力设施保护办法

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Modalities for the protection of electricity facilities in the Autonomous Region

(Adopted at the 94th Standing Committee meeting of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern China Autonomous Region, held on 3 November 2011, by Decree No. 71 of 5 December 2011.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to protect electricity facilities, ensure the smooth conduct of electricity construction, production, supply and use, maintain public safety, develop this approach in the light of legal provisions such as the People's Republic of China Electricity Act and the State Authority Protection Regulations.

Article 2 Protection of State- and non-State-owned electricity facilities in the administrative region of this self-government (including electricity generation, transformation, electricity generation, distribution, movement control facilities and their subsidiary facilities).

Article 3 protects electricity facilities in the electricity administration sector of the above-mentioned people at the district level, and other relevant sectors assist in the protection of electricity facilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV. The protection of electricity facilities should uphold the principles of integrated governance, professional protection and social protection.

Any unit and individual acts against electricity facilities are entitled to be stopped in a timely manner and to report to the electricity administration sector, the public safety authority or the owner of the electricity facility.

The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant sectors should give incentives to protect the achievements of electricity facilities or to report affordable units and individuals.

The Government of the people at the district level should develop emergency pre-emptions to the large area of electricity grids in this administrative region. Electrical enterprises and those involved in security, public safety, should develop pre-emptions in the electricity facilities of this unit.

Chapter II Protection responsibilities

Article 7. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership in the protection of electricity facilities, establish a mechanism for the protection of electricity facilities and coordinate in a timely manner key issues in the protection of electricity facilities.

The communes (communes) Government, street offices should assist in the protection of electricity facilities.

Article 8. The power administration sector should fulfil its responsibility for the protection of electricity facilities by law, declare the area of electricity facilities protected, establish a protective mark for electricity facilities, identify actions that endanger electricity facilities, coordinate with the security of electricity facilities in public security agencies, and establish public protection organizations with the relevant sectors.

Article 9. The public security authorities shall be lawfully seized, theft, destruction of electricity facilities, the unlawful acquisition of obsolete electricity facilities and cases that endanger the safety of electricity facilities.

Article 10 There were divergences, which were coordinated by the Government of more than the population.

Article 11. The business administration sector is responsible for the registration of obsolete electrical equipment units and individuals, and conducts business activities that are not taken into account in accordance with the law or beyond the operation of the acquisition of obsolete electricity facilities.

Article 12. The power facility owner, in collaboration with the support of forestry, urban greenification authorities, has engaged in a clear-cut-down logging for forest-rich and green trees that endanger the safety of electricity facilities.

The urban greening authorities should regularly repair the green trees that affect the safe operation of air power lines.

The construction units should be in consultation with the power facility owner to work together on the safety protection of electricity facilities on the construction operation site prior to construction operations that may affect the safety of electricity facilities.

Article 14. The power facility owner shall establish a power facility protection institution with dedicated (and part) staff to cooperate with the establishment of a public protection organization for electricity facilities in the relevant sectors.

Chapter III Protection scope and protected areas

Article 15. The scope of the protection of electricity and transformative facilities includes:

(i) Facilities in power plants, transformative power stations, switch stations and start-up stations;

(ii) Electrical plants, transforming stations, switching stations, specialized pipelines outside the customs stations (sects), water wells, pumps, refrigeration of water, dams, railways, roads, bridges, terminals, fuel loading facilities, fire facilities, firefighting facilities and subsidiary facilities;

(iii) Water pools used by hydropower plants, dams, dams, hydro, holes (including holes), water channels, buoys (Taatar), open-off pipelines, plant houses, end water tanks, storage facilities and dam communications facilities and subsidiary facilities.

(iv) wind power plants, solar power plant winds, ironta, below-ta eboxes, networking facilities, electric panels, power plants, control devices and communication facilities.

Article 16 protects the range of electrical and electrical facilities:

(i) Air power lines: quat, base, La line, handimeter, line, direction, avoidance of the line, gold, nodes, dengues and feet, protective facilities across the route, trajectory sites, trajectory stations, visual access to specialized roads, ships and bridges, hydro railways, brands and other related support facilities;

(ii) Electrical cables: air, ground, water floor cables and cables, cables, cables, cables, cables, cigarbs, slogans, slogans, graphs, hydrates and other related support facilities;

(iii) Disorders in electricity lines, electrical containers, electrical resistance, routers, sequestrations, avoiders, intersensors, smelters, metering devices, slots, cables, telephony boxes, boxes, boxes, boxes and other related support facilities.

Article 17 protects the range of electricity movement control facilities, electricity communication facilities, automated ITU movement control facilities, ITU operating control facilities and other related support facilities.

Article 18

(i) Acquired electric power route protected areas: the area within the two parallel lines developed by the side-by-side and vertically on the ground; the linear line of electric power lines in the settlements, non-resident areas, ground, buildings, trees, should be in line with the provisions of the relevant legal and technical protocols.

(ii) The basement area of the trajectory power line, the trajectory, the trajectory base. Electrical power lines at all levels are stretched to the surroundings: 220-380 vocated electric power lines, 5 metres north of the line; 10 - 35 buoys of electric power lines, 10 metres outside the Raline base; 66 - 220 buy electric power lines, 15 metres outside the ladder of the ladder of the Raline; more than 500 buoys of electrical power lines; and 20 metres outside the base.

(iii) Electrical cables protected areas: areas within the parallel line of 0.75 m from the two sides of the route; water in the two parallel lines of 100 metres from the two sides of the route; and three and the following routes for the water in the two parallel lines of 50 metres from the two sides of the route.

Other electricity facilities under Article 19 include:

(i) Water, oil, gas, grey, residues, coal, etc. pipelines such as power plants, specialized road protected areas: transport pipelines (contacts), area developed by 1.5 metres of the exclusive road;

(ii) Extension of 50 metres beyond wind power plants;

(iii) 50 metres around the dams of the electric power plant and areas within the two parallel lines of 10 metres across the two sides of the slope of the water channel, the dams.

Chapter IV Protection of electricity facilities

The following locations and places should be established:

(i) The heavy population, the frequency of movement of personnel, vehicles or the trajectory power route in the range of spacings;

(ii) Translator platforms or fences on electricity lines;

(iii) Location stations, switches, customs stations, cable stations, cable terminal walls (column);

(iv) Electrical cables, cables;

(v) Other places and places of safety protection mark should be established by law.

Article 21, any unit and individual carrying out a break-down operation within the limits of 500 metres away from electricity facilities, shall be free of written consent from the power facility owner or the electricity administration sector to submit a safety protection programme to operate after approval by the competent authorities of the people at the district level; without approval, any unit and individual shall not carry out the operation.

Article 22 prohibits:

(i) The unauthorized access to facilities such as power plants, transformative power stations, switch stations, terminals, electricity movement control;

(ii) unauthorized movement or damage to productive facilities, markings;

(iii) A computer information system that destroys, violates electricity production;

(iv) The safe operation of the dedicated water, oil, gas, saving, coal, etc.

(v) Impact on dedicated railways, roads, bridges and terminal use;

(vi) Possible actions that endanger the safety of the hydro buildings at power plants;

(vii) Other acts that endanger electricity generation, transform electricity, electricity movement control facilities.

Article 23 prohibits:

(i) Servicing of a air-quality electricity line facility;

(ii) Beaching objects in the area of the protection of air power lines and in the direction line;

(iii) In the area of 500 metres of ventilation or other airborne animal species on the two sides of the air power line;

(iv) The unauthorized removal of electrical equipment along the wall line or on the line;

(v) Reaching power lines, communication lines, radio lines, closed-circuit television lines and installing broadcasters, flyers and other objects for posting, spraying and advertising;

(vi) The use of typology and latitude;

(vii) Intact livestock, hiding objects and jeopardizing agricultural crops;

(viii) Dismoval of defective or trajectory material, movement, damage mark or mark;

(ix) To build the road between leather and leather, or between the quanta and the Thaway;

(x) Mobility, damage to electric power and electrical equipment on electricity lines;

(xi) The construction of other routing lines for the unauthorized occupation, destruction of underground cables;

(xii) Other acts that endanger the transmission of electricity, the distribution of electricity lines.

Article 24 prohibits acts that endanger the safety of electricity facilities in protected areas or protected areas:

(i) cereals, foams, garbage, mine residues, flammable, futile, dumping, emissions of corrosive chemical and other wastes;

(ii) Errage, burning, burning of cereals, herals, timber, oils, etc.

(iii) Construction of buildings, construction;

(iv) Plans that may endanger the safety of electricity facilities;

(v) Distinguished, landed, extracted, storing, storing and drilling operations;

(vi) Actions that endanger the safety of the electricity facility underwater, cranes, fish and exhumation;

(vii) Other practices that endanger the safety of electricity facilities.

Article 25 prohibits the following acts that endanger the construction of electricity facilities:

(i) Expropriation of places, corridors and corridors for electricity-building projects;

(ii) Measuring signs of alteration, movement, damage and electricity-building;

(iii) Constrainting the construction path of electricity facilities and intercepting construction of water sources and electricity sources;

(iv) Impacts, disrupting the production order of electricity facilities;

(v) Other acts that endanger the construction of electricity facilities.

No unit or person in article 26 shall prevent disturbances, prejudice the power facility owner's property rights to maintain, inspect and accidental repairs in accordance with the law.

Any units and individuals operating in the area of the protection of the air power line shall be informed, with the consent of the electricity administration and in writing, of the owner of the electrical facility and, after security measures are taken, that the parties may operate:

(i) Work construction, manoeuvres, drilling, exhumation, etc. in the area of the protection of air power lines;

(ii) The construction of any part of the heavy machinery into the area of the air power route;

(iii) More than 4,4 metres of high vehicle or mechanical means through air power lines;

(iv) A safe distance between a linear route and a protected area through an air-quality electricity line;

(v) Other operations or activities that may endanger the protected areas of air power lines.

Article 28, in addition to the electricity facility protected area, should be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Presiding personnel, roadways for vehicle movement to adapt to the maintenance, inspection and accident repairs of electricity facilities;

(ii) Nothing in the stability of the base may lead to instability on the ground, and should be constructed in accordance with technical standards or with the requirement for security;

(iii) No damage shall be made to the installation of the electricity facility or to the depth of its construction.

In the event of a sudden incident that endangers the safety of electricity facilities, the Government of more than the veterans at the district level should organize the following measures:

(i) The launch of the corresponding emergency scenarios, the establishment of emergency command structures, the rapid renovation of damaged electricity facilities and the rapid resumption of the operation of the grid and the supply of electricity;

(ii) Strengthening the security defence of priority units in the area of power;

(iii) Timely exclusion of all risks arising from the suspension of electricity;

(iv) Timely organization of rescue, transfer and resettlement;

(v) Guarantee access to roads, railways, civil aviation transport and communications;

(vi) Organizing emergency production and adaptation of emergency supplies;

(vii) Harmonization, accuracy and timely issuance of information on incidents under the law.

(viii) Other emergency measures.

Article 33, when a sudden incident endangers the security of electricity facilities, the owner or the manager of the electricity facility may take the following urgent measures to eliminate the dangerous sources and report to the relevant sectors of the population at the district level on time:

(i) Suspension of electricity;

(ii) Renovation or logging of plants, such as trees that endanger the safety of electricity facilities;

(iii) Exhumation of ground, such as drainage;

(iv) To remove barriers that endanger the safety of electricity facilities;

(v) Other measures to remove the risk.

Article 31 prohibits the illegal sale of and the acquisition of obsolete equipment for electricity facilities.

The units and individuals that sell the efficacy of electricity facilities should be certified or presented in their own identity documents.

The owner of the acquisition of electricity facilities for old-age equipment shall be inspected to verify the material obtained by the seller, register the identity card number, place, contact, name, source, quantity, specifications and new strength of the sold goods, and registration of the material for a period of less than two years. It was found that there were suspicions that public security authorities should be reported in a timely manner.

Chapter V

Article 32 projects for the construction of electricity facilities, and more people at the district level should make public announcements of the electricity facility protected areas.

Prior to the announcement, plants, buildings, constructions need to be repaired, dislocated or dismantled and, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. After the announcement, the seizure, seizure or construction of new construction, expansion of buildings, construction of objects cannot be compensated.

Article 3.13 The electricity facilities are mutually hindered by other facilities, which are addressed in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Prior to the construction of electricity facilities, the owner of other facilities should be removed from its own hands and removed from the law. The dismantlement of other facilities may cause damage to the public interest of society and should be dismantled or renovated by the electrical facility owner, and the owner of other facilities should compensate for the losses incurred by the owner of the electricity facility;

(ii) After the construction of electricity facilities, other facilities were previously constructed and other facilities needed to be dismantled owing to the construction of electricity facilities, which should be compensated in accordance with the relevant provisions of national or autonomous areas.

In the event of an obstacle to the construction of new electricity facilities and forest areas, urban greenization, road mangroves and all individual trees, the following provisions are addressed:

(i) The owner of the new electricity facility shall, in accordance with the law, process relevant procedures for the use of forested land and green land in the relevant sectors of the Government of the Territory. The lapse of the new air-conditioning power line and the base should be given one-time compensation in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas;

(ii) The construction of new electricity facilities will require deforestation, highway trees, and the power facility owner shall enter into agreements with forest, road tree trees, all individual tree owners, and no longer planted after logging and logging, and, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and self-government zones, provide a one-time compensation for the harvesting process under the law;

(iii) The construction of new electricity facilities would require the logging of green trees, with the power-building project units applying for the processing of logging in the green administration sector of the urban government of the above-level people at the district level by law.

In cases where the construction of electricity facilities has been hampered by forest areas, urban greenization, road mangroves and all individual trees, the owner or manager of the electricity facility shall consult with the tree property owner, consult with the owner, and report on the approval of the relevant executive branch to be repaired by the owner or manager.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 36, in violation of article 21, article 27 of this approach, provides that the electricity administration at the district level is responsible for the cessation of operations and for the loss of damages by law.

Article 337, in violation of article 22, article 23, article 24, article 25 of this approach, is subject to a reduction in the duration of the period of time of the administration of electricity at the district level, which is subject to the following provisions. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

(i) The imposition of fines of up to $100,000 in the event of endangering the transmission of electricity, the distribution of electricity lines;

(ii) In the area of protection or in the area of protection, the imposition of a fine of up to €50 million;

(iii) In addition to protected areas, engaged in activities that endanger the quantification of air power lines and the safety of the Raline base, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars;

(iv) The imposition of fines of up to 50,000 dollars for activities that endanger electricity generation, conversion, electricity movement control facilities;

(v) Without the approval of the electricity administration or the absence of security measures to operate in the area of the protection of the air-conditional electricity line, fines of up to 50,000 dollars.

Article 338, in violation of article 24, paragraphs 1, 3, 4, 25, of this approach, endangers the safety of electricity facilities and is being responsibly by the Government of the more than the population at the district level; the impossibility of delay and the removal of barriers by law.

Article 39, in violation of article 31 of this approach, is punishable by the public security authorities at the district level, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The acquisition of obsolete electricity facilities equipment without proper registration or incompleteness of the content of the registration, ordering them to change and imposing a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in 2000;

(ii) The registration record is maintained for less than two years, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Chapter VII

Article 40. The calculation of losses of electricity facilities includes amounts of loss of electricity, the acquisition of equipment materials and the replacement and repair of the costs incurred.

The cost of electricity losses is calculated by the formula: the amount of the loss of electricity = the electricity price approved by the electricity price management sector in the pre-emption power suffrage.

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