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Waste Electrical And Electronic Products In Harbin Pollution Prevention Approaches

Original Language Title: 哈尔滨市废弃电器电子产品污染环境防治办法

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Environmental control approach to polluting electronic products from the city of Harhama

(Adopted by the 64th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hasarhama on 8 April 2010 and published by Decree No. 217 of 19 April 2010, effective 1 January 2011)

Article 1 promotes the integrated use of resources, the protection and improvement of the environment, and guarantees human health, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Pollution of Solidal Waste, the People's Republic of China Recyclical Economic Promotion Act, the Removal Electronic Goods Recycling Regulation, and the development of this approach in conjunction with the actual practice of this city.

Article 2. This approach applies to the pollution of the electronic products produced, recovered, processed and processed during the disposal process of distributors that are included in the State's Endowed Electronic Electronic Products Control List (hereinafter referred to as the Catalogue).

The e-products of the discarded electric power deal with hazardous waste contamination and are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Control for Solidal Wastes.

Article 3. This approach refers to the treatment of the electronic products of the discarded electric devices, which are to be dismantled by the electronic products of the distributor, extractive substances as raw materials or fuel, and reduces the number of movable electronic products that have already been generated, reducing or eliminating their hazardous components, and placing them in activities that are ultimately subject to environmental protection requirements, excluding product maintenance, renovation and renovation activities that are used as replacements.

Article IV Environmental Protection Administration (hereinafter referred to as the municipal environmental sector) is responsible for the implementation of this approach.

The urban environmental sector can commission municipal solid waste management institutions responsible for the day-to-day monitoring of the polluting environment for end-users.

The executive authorities for environmental protection (hereinafter referred to as zones, districts and environmental sectors) without vertical management are responsible for the supervision of the management of the environment for the pollution of EODs within the jurisdiction.

The executive branch, such as development and reform, commerce, business and business, is responsible for the management of the polluting environment for the waste of electronic products.

Article 5 contains units that produce the electronic products of the discarded electrical device, which shall be transferred to or sold to enterprises with the qualifications of the electronic products of the distributor (hereinafter referred to as the enterprise) and shall be processed in accordance with the relevant national regulations.

Electronic products generated by individuals should be delivered or sold to the Electronic Reproduction (hereinafter referred to as recycling agents) or to the enterprise for recycling and processing.

The processing of electronic products involving national secrets is governed by national confidentiality provisions.

No unit or individual shall lose the electronic products of the distributor.

Article 6. Emissions, weights, quantity, flow, storage, processing, etc. are recorded in each quarter of the units that are specialized in the production of electrical electronic products.

Economies with higher e-products such as teaching, health, scientific research, communications, finance should record the types, weights, quantity, circulation, storage, processing, etc. of electronic products produced by distributors, and each year will be recorded in the environmental sector for which management rights are reported.

The record should be kept for three years.

Article 7 encourages the Electronic Product Production Unit to establish, either on its own or jointly, a business to reprocessing the electronic products of the abandoned electrical.

Article 8. Elector and Maintenance, Post-Conference Services of Electronic Electors should be established to reprocessing systems for the recycling of electronic products of the abandoned electrical devices and to register the types, quantity and exit of the recovered discarded electronic products.

Article 9. Recycling operators and dealing with businesses should provide convenient and rapid recovery services to units and individuals, including through the release, recovery, recovery and recycling of fixed locations.

Recycling operators directly dispose of the recovered electronic products and should be eligible under the law for the processing of the electronic products of the discarded electric devices; the non-required electronic products should be transferred to or sold to deal with the enterprise.

Article 10 units that produce the electronic products of the discarded electrical, recycling operators and electronic product salesers, handover of the electronic products of the distributor to or sell to deal with the enterprise, shall enter into agreements with the end-of-missile electronic products processing agreement with them and complete the transfer of the electronic products of the discarded electrical device as required.

The solicitation units should send the list of tender units to the municipal environmental sector by 7 days before the opening of tenders, and be confirmed by the municipal environmental sector as to whether the tenderer has the qualifications to deal with the electronic products of the discarded electrical device.

Article 11. Recycling operators and dealing with enterprises in recovering the electronic products of the discarded electric devices should comply with the relevant provisions of environmental protection and sanitation management.

Article 12

Article 13 deals with the processing of the electronic products of the abandoned electric devices and shall be in compliance with the provisions of the State relating to the integrated use of resources, environmental protection, labour safety and human health, and shall not include:

(i) Open burning of the electronic products of the abandoned electric devices;

(ii) To dispose of the electronic products of the discarded electric devices in a direct manner;

(iii) Dismoval of the electronic products of the abandoned electrical devices in non-special operating places;

(iv) Dismoval, use and disposal of electronic products that are not completely dismantled, used or processed by distributors to units or individuals that are not eligible for disposal;

(v) Removal, dumping of solid wastes or liquid wastes.

Article 14. The basic data for the disposal of the electronic products of the discarded electric devices should be kept for three years.

Any unit or individual has the right to monitor and report violations of the electronic products produced, recovered, processed and processed by the distributor and its staff.

Article 16 The environmental sector should strengthen monitoring inspections of activities such as the generation, recovery and processing of electronic products of the abandoned electrical devices, including through written verification and field inspections.

The inspection units and the persons concerned should be synchronized and inspected to provide relevant documentation and information.

Article 17 units that produce the electronic products of the discarded yardstick or recoverers, violates the provisions of this approach by transferring or selling the resulting Electronic products to eligible businesses, which are converted by environmental authorities in the city, district, district (market) and environmental services, with a fine of up to 20,000 yen, and by non-operational actions, the imposition of a fine of more than 500,000 dollars.

Article 18 Economies specialized in the production of electrical electronic products or services such as teaching, health, science and technology, communications, financial etc. are in violation of this scheme, with no record of the electronic products produced by the distributor, or with no record of the posting of environmental sector reserves, which are being converted by the environmental sector responsible for the operation, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for the year 2000; and a fine of more than 1000 dollars for non-operation.

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Article 20 provides for units that produce the electronic products of the discarded electric devices, the occupants are not required to complete the removal of the electronic products of the discarded yardstick, which is being converted to the environmental order of the city, district, district (market) and the environmental sector, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for the year 2000; the non-consistency is subject to a fine of more than 500,000 dollars.

Article 21, in violation of this approach, the solicitation unit has not sent the list of tender units to the municipal environmental sector for confirmation, which is being converted by environmental orders in the municipalities, districts, districts (markets) and the environmental sector, with a fine of more than 5,000 yen; a non-operational act is punishable by more than 500,000 dollars.

Article 2 deals with corporate violations of this scheme, with no monitoring system or monitoring of the reporting of environmental sector clearances, which are converted to environmental orders by urban, district, district (market) environmental authorities, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 23, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the relevant administration in accordance with other laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 24 Environmental sector and other relevant administrative departments and staff members, in violation of the provisions of this approach, imposes administrative disposition by the unit of the organization or by the superior sector.

Article 25