(Adopted at the 69th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 10 June 2011, No. 128 of 23 June 2011, by Decree No. 128 of 23 June 2011, published as of 1 August 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the recycling industry, regulate the behaviour of re-located resource operators, save resources, protect the environment, promote the cycle of economic development, and develop this approach in line with relevant national legislation, legislation and regulations.

Article 2, Recycling and monitoring management of regeneration resources within the city's administration, which is applicable.

Article 3. The municipal business administration is responsible for the supervision of the recycling industry in this city, which is responsible for the development of renewable resource recovery industrial policies, recovery standards and recovery industry development planning.

The commune is responsible for the implementation of the construction of the re-entry resource recovery system in the city and is responsible for the implementation of recycling industrial policies, recovery standards and recovery industrial development planning.

The urban development reform sector is responsible for the development of renewable resources development policies, the organization of the implementation of new technologies, new equipment extension applications, industrialization demonstration and integrated use management.

The municipal environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring the recovery of environmental pollution control in the use of renewable resources, and are penalized by law for violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing the pollution environment.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, municipal public safety, planning, business, quality, construction, city tolerance, finance, land use, tax, trust, transport, science and technology are provided with the relevant work of recycling the use of management.

The communes (communes), street offices should work with municipal business administration authorities and municipal feeders to recover the management of renewable resources.

Article IV. AWAE should develop industrial self-regulatory norms to work with the authorities to develop industrial development planning, industrial policy and related technical norms and to accept the industrial management and operation guidance of the municipal business administration authorities.

Article 5 encourages units and individuals to scale up their savings, reduce waste, protect, reach and resale resources and promote the full use of renewable resources.

Article 6 encourages businesses and individuals to invest in recycling systems; to support, encourage the integration of business resources and to implement scale-based operations.

Chapter II Recovery management

Article 7. Recyclical resource recovery management, building on community green classification recovery, environmental mobility recovery, is based on a recycling network system that integrates the trading market as a vehicle and achieves the industrialization, resourceization and soundization of renewable resources.

The establishment of the re-entry resource transaction market and community re-entry resource recovery sites should be in line with industrial development planning and urban planning. The operators involved in recycling, storing, processing and trading should enter the trading market.

The re-entry resource transaction market should meet the following conditions:

(i) It is reasonable and does not affect the city's tolerance and environmental protection;

(ii) Storage, initial processing, general environmentally sound handling and pollution prevention functions;

(iii) Improved firefighting facilities;

(iv) The use area is not less than 2 million square meters.

Recycling sites for community-based resources should meet the following conditions:

(i) Does not affect the community environment and the lives of the population;

(ii) The area of no more than twenty-five square meters;

(iii) Harmonization and marking.

Recycling sites, recycling agents and their transport tools are governed by a unified marking management, specifically by the municipal business administration authorities and municipalities for marketing society.

Article 9. Removal sites for re-entry resources should not be established within two hundred metres of the vicinity of railways, ports, military banners and metallurgical enterprises and at the main side of the municipality.

The construction of a new residential area should be preceded by the construction of a planning requirement in accordance with the re-entry resource recovery system.

The built-up residential area, which is commissioned by the General Assembly or by the owners of the industry, provides the necessary premises for the construction of community-recovery sites in accordance with the re-entry resource recovery system planning; does not provide the sites required for the recycling sites; and the relevant sectors of the population of the region should establish a recycling point in consultation with the owners.

Article 11. Applications for the establishment of recycling enterprises and individual operators whose premises and venues should be in line with the planning of the recycling system, where construction and facilities should be consistent with the building of the re-entry resource recovery network and obtain business licences in accordance with the law.

The community-recovery system established in the recycling of resources systems, as well as the major distributive market, re-entry resource processing centres, should identify investors through tendering; and less than three bidders could negotiate ways to identify investors.

Article 12 e-data platforms for regeneration resources management should be established among government departments to achieve the sharing of information on management in the renewable resource industry.

Article 13 redistribution, treatment, distribution, storage and storage of re-entry resources should be carried out in a centralized manner that is consistent with planning.

Removal resource community recycling sites should be subject to a simple classification of regenerational resources and non-participatory processes that may result in environmental pollution, such as regeneration of resources.

Article 14. Recycling operators shall comply with the following provisions in the acquisition, storage, transport and disposal of regeneration resources:

(i) Strengthening the management of fire sources and electricity sources;

(ii) No acquisition, loading, metal dismantling activities in the residential area shall be carried out from 20 to 6 p.m.;

(iii) No business;

(iv) Maintain the habitat of surrounding sanitation and regular poisonation, strictly control over the pollution of noise, flour, sewage, fervent, etc., without prejudice to the work and living environment of the neighbouring population;

(v) Take appropriate measures, such as coverage, perseverance and integrity, to prevent the occurrence of polluting environments, such as spoilers, spoilers, malicious proliferation, explosions;

(vi) Other provisions under laws, regulations and regulations.

The business regulation of the recycling industry and operators is governed by the municipal business administration authorities and the Providers.

Article 15. Recycling operators shall not recover the following items:

(i) Public security authorities are informed of the seizure of stolen or suspected items;

(ii) Special industrial specialized equipment and municipal utilities facilities and their spare parts, which are proved by no legitimate source;

(iii) Firearms, Ammunition, Explosives, Graphical, Radioactive Goods and their containers;

(iv) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit other items recovered.

Article 16 should be registered on the name, quantity, specifications, oldness, etc. of the goods, when the re-entry resources are recovered from the enterprise for the recovery of the old metal. The sale of a person-centred unit should be checked and, if so, the name of the sale unit, the name of the licensor and the place of residence, the sale of a person should be registered, the name of the saler, residence, identification number. The duration of registration of information is not less than two years.

Article 17 Enterprises engaged in the recycling of the old municipal utilities and special industry-specific equipment are selected by the municipal business administration authorities in conjunction with the municipal public security agencies, the municipal and business administration and the municipal feeding agency.

By selling re-entry resources through the auction, the auctionor shall identify the licenses of the competing buyer. No business registration or registration of the scope of operation is incompatible with the re-entry resources of the auction and may not be involved in competing purchases.

Article 18 Recycling operators found that public security authorities were informed of the seizures or of the items suspected of theft.

The items discovered by the public security authorities in connection with the recycling of the assets of the operator in the operation shall be seized by law and shall contain the list of seizures. Goods suspected of having stolen goods are identified as not stolen and should be returned in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 19 Renewal resource recovery can be made available, inter alia, for recycling, recycling and recycling of fixed locations.

Removals of renewable resources can be achieved through information-sharing with residents, businesses, including via telephones, the Internet, etc.

Article 20 Removal of corporate transport or commissioning other persons for the transport of old municipal or special industry-specific equipment should be provided with the corresponding documentation. The documents should indicate the types, quantity and destinations of transport items. The public safety authorities should conduct inspection of vehicles, ships, which are used by law for the delivery of cutting-edue facilities or special industry-specific equipment.

In the management process, road transport management has found that the illegal transport of old municipal utilities or specialized equipment for special industries should be communicated in a timely manner to the local public security authorities.

Article 21 Renewable resources generated by business units should be sold to re-entry agents. The production of the old metals should be sold to recycling enterprises with renewable resources that are eligible for productive waste.

The production enterprise needs to produce raw materials with re-entry resources, which should be procured to the re-engineerer of registered commercially registered re-entry resources, without commercial registration or the procurement of an operator beyond the authorized scope of the operation.

Any unit and individual found guilty of the acquisition, disposal of productive obsolete metals or municipal public-use facilities should be reported in a timely manner to commercial administrative authorities, public security authorities, the business administration sector or the distributor.

Article 23. The municipal business administration authorities and the municipal service providers should organize training for re-entry resource practitioners to achieve evidence-based induction.

Chapter III Integrated use of management

Article 24

Article 25 encourages units and individuals to invest in the development of technology with a high level of craft-based renewable resources. In line with the relevant provisions, the relevant preferential policy can be enjoyed.

Each year, the Government has organized earmarked funds to support the use of scientific and technological development projects.

Article 26 builds integrated use projects such as reprocessing, regeneration, and shall conduct environmental impact evaluation in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 27 encourages businesses to mark a renewable mark on the packaging of products and components that can be recovered.

To promote the use of renewable resources generated in their own production processes; they cannot be used by themselves and should be sold in a timely manner to recover operators.

Article 28 encourages priority purchase of renewable resources for the use of products. Under the same conditions as indicators such as sex, technology, services, government procurement should give priority to the procurement of renewable resources.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 29 does not obtain a licence of business under the law to carry out recycling operations of re-entry resources, or beyond the scope of operations authorized by law, by law by the business administration or by the urban administration.

Article 33 Recycling enterprises violate article 16 of this approach by purchasing the unregistered and physically distributive metals, which are punishable by law by public security authorities; registration materials are maintained for less than two years and are subject to fines of up to one thousand dollars.

In violation of article 15 of this approach, the acquisition of items prohibited by the acquisition of the acquisition or the acquisition of sanctuary facilities or special industry-specific equipment in violation of article 17 is punishable by public security authorities in accordance with article 59 of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

In violation of article 18 of the present approach, goods found to be stolen or suspected of being stolen were not reported to the public security authorities and were warned by the public security authorities to impose a fine of more than five thousand dollars; serious consequences or repeated omissions, with a fine of up to five thousand dollars.

Article 31 recycling operators violate the relevant provisions of this approach relating to environmental protection, urban congestion of sanitation, and the management of municipal facilities.

Chapter V

Article 32 of this approach refers to the regeneration of resources that have been generated in the process of social production and consumption of life, which have lost all or part of the original value of the use, which has been recovered, processed and enables them to reap the benefits of the various wastes used.

The main features of regeneration resources include obsolete metals, obsolete electronic products, post-agent electrical equipment and their spare parts, distributive paper materials, distributive raw materials (including rubber, plastics, pesticide packagings, stereotypes, gynaecology, etc.), stereomples and other reusable waste items.

This approach refers to specialized equipment for special industries, such as railways, electricity, telecommunications, mines, water and measurement.

The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations provide for the recycling of hazardous waste, movable vehicles, etc., from their provisions.

Article 33 of this approach implements the re-entry resource recovery sites established prior to implementation, which are not in accordance with the norms for environmental protection, firefighting or recycling of resources, and should be restructured in accordance with the provisions.

Article 34 states that no longer-term resources have been recovered using the management reference method.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2011.