(The 30th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Southern West Province, held on 30 December 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 180 of 21 January 2010 by the People's Government Order No. 180 of 21 January 2010, which came into force on 1 March 2010)

Article I, in order to effectively combat pest diseases, protect forest resources and ecological environments, promote forest development, develop this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the Plant quarantine Regulations of the State Department and the Forest Pests Control Regulations.

Article 2 Prevention, treatment and supervision of pyrethroid diseases in the administrative region of this province shall apply.

Article 3. Consistency prevention should uphold the principles of government ownership, social participation, prevention of ownership and integrated governance.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the prevention and treatment of pyrethroid diseases, establish and improve the management system, implement the responsibility and control measures to combat it.

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The authorities and units such as housing and rural and urban construction (hosting), transport, civil affairs, science and technology, radio movie television, business, tourism, entry tests, railways, electricity, communications, postals, etc., within their respective responsibilities, are connected to the prevention of pest diseases.

Article 6 Governments of more people at the district level and their authorities, such as science and technology, forestry, should encourage and support relevant scientific research, teaching, production units to conduct technical studies on vector-based disease prevention and to promote the application of advanced applications.

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The relevant units and individuals should complete the Syndicial Rehabilitation Plan within the prescribed time frame, improve the forest subsector structure and enhance the resilience of the loose forests to the pyrethroid disease.

The ban on the use of planting or afforestation of hazardous pests, such as palliology.

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Article 9. In the administrative region of this province, units and individuals across the administrative region shall be transferred to the local forest pest control institution for the quarantine, and after the quarantine is eligible for a phytosanitary certificate.

Units and individuals should be transferred to sanitary facilities within five days of the arrival of shipments. Removal forest pest control and quarantine institutions can re-examine the trajectory plants and their products, and may use them.

Units and individuals cross provincial administrations to implement the national regulations.

Article 10 works such as electricity, radio television, communications, etc., construction of facilities such as electricity, radio television, communications, etc. in the forest area, covering the use of loose wood materials, should be made available at the time of construction, at the time of the construction, at the location of the location (market, area) forest pest control institutions.

The construction units should be cleared at the end of the construction and be disposed of or destroyed in accordance with the requirements of the forest pest control facility. The forest disease vector control institutions should conduct technical guidance and oversight inspections of the clean-up, treatment and destruction of loose wood materials.

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It is prohibited to redeploy zones and their products into priority prevention zones such as mountains, bathymetry, trajectory, and nine mountains.

Article 12 quarantine personnel of the forest pest control institution have the right to access by law to the barracks, airports, ports, terminals, markets, landscape winners, forest land, warehouses, construction sites, wood operation processing and use units, and to cooperate with relevant units and individuals.

In the implementation of the quarantine mandate by the quarantine population, the Perioid mark and the legal presentation of law enforcement documents should be uniformed.

Article 13 quantify the entry into force and its products, which is implemented by the entry and inspection agencies in accordance with the laws, regulations and relevant national provisions of the NPS. Quarantine information should be communicated to each other by the Quarantine Agency and the forest vector control agencies.

Article XIV, as measured by quarantine inspection, found that sanitary plants and their products should be treated by the owner at the designated location, in accordance with the requirements of the forest pest control system, and that the costs of such treatment are not carried out or are not dealt with with in accordance with the provisions and are to be met or destroyed by the forest pest control institution.

Article 15. The forest vector control institutions at all levels should establish a network of monitoring of vector-based diseases, improve monitoring systems, provide monitoring staff, and strengthen the monitoring of mosquito vectors.

Article 16 shall organize, in accordance with the deployment and related technical protocols of the Government of the people at the district level, a sanitary survey, the establishment of the sanitary survey technical archives, and the timely reporting of epidemiological surveys to the forest authorities at the location:

(i) The national forest area is responsible for the operation of the loose and sanitary survey;

(ii) The communes (communes) or the communes (communes) forestry sites are responsible for all loose and sanitary surveys within the jurisdiction;

(iii) The natural protected areas, the landscapes, the forest parks, the hierarchies, the cemetery management is responsible for the zone and the zone survey within its management;

(iv) The housing and urban-rural construction (planning forests) authorities are responsible for the zone and simplicity survey within the public greening of cities;

(v) Transport, rail sector responsible for loose and sanitary surveys within road, rail land;

(vi) Other simplications and sanitary surveys are carried out by their units operating or managed.

Article 17 identifies units and individuals where trees are unusual or deadly and should be reported promptly to the local people's Government or the forest authorities. The local people's Government and the forest authorities should be tasked with sampling and identification by forest vector control institutions. It was found that the local people's Government or the forest authorities should take timely measures to prevent the spread and spread of epidemics.

Article 18, in areas where a pyrethroid disease occurs, forest vector control institutions may assign sanitary personnel to join local road joint checkpoints or timber checkpoints to carry out a measles epidemic.

In the event of major sanitary conditions, the Government of the People of the Region, the District (communes, zones) needs to be addressed in accordance with sanitary conditions and reported to the Provincial People's Government, which can prevent the spread of epidemics by establishing temporary forest plant and phytosanitary checkpoints.

The Government of the population at the district level in the area where the pyrethroid disease occurs should develop a pyrethroid disease based on sanitary conditions.

The zones and plants (hereinafter referred to as sanitary) in the area of pyrethroid disease have been jointly cleared by the unit of the scheme under article 16 of this approach, in accordance with the pyrethroid disease programme and the technical protocol. The owner or the operator should cooperate and not be denied or obstructed.

Collective economic organizations in the village should assist in the integrated clean-up of the epidemic.

Article 20 permits for logging necessary for the clean-up of sanitary trees are governed by the organizational clean-up units.

Clearing and updating of harvested trees for the prevention of sluster diseases, their harvesting indicators are prioritized within the harvest limits.

During the harvest, the forest pest control and quarantine institutions at the location should carry out a full process of monitoring to prevent the loss of the epidemic. After harvesting, sanitary logging must be processed through measures such as pharmacies or coverage to ensure that the logging is in full compliance with the requirement of removal.

Article 2 does not allow for the release of pyrethroids. The transport process should be conducted in accordance with the relevant national provisions, owing to the lack of security conditions on the ground or other special circumstances.

It cannot be safely used and should be burned or otherwise disposed of.

Article 23 uses sanitary wood processing, stereotyped, paper-making and stereotyped processing enterprises should complete the focus on sanitary processing and processing of residuals during the annual security period. From 1 November to 31 March each year, the forest authorities of more than the veterans at the district level may make appropriate adjustments based on local realities, inform them and report back to the Ministry's Government's forestry authorities.

The manufacturer using sanitary plants, manuals, paper-making points should establish the purchase of raw materials, the sale of goods. The forest authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level should strengthen monitoring inspections of the use of sanitary wood-processing plants, manuals, paper-making-based industries.

Article 24 Governments of more people at the district level should increase their input into the funding for the prevention of pest diseases.

The financial, forestry authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level should strengthen the management of the funds used for the prevention of pyrethroid diseases and establish effective financial use management and oversight systems. Any unit or individual is prohibited from crowding, intercepting, misappropriating money for pest vector control.

Article 25 contains one of the following acts under the law with regard to the responsibility for the prevention and treatment of pyrethroids, which is to be disposed of by law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; causing loss to be held by law; and constitutes a crime punishable by law:

(i) The failure to carry out the duties under the law for the prevention and treatment of pyrethroids, with grave consequences;

(ii) In violation of the terms of reference, procedures for licensing and plant quarantine certificates of harvested wood;

(iii) The provision for crowding, intercepting, diversion of pyrethroid disease;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

In violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of this approach, construction units engaged in projects such as electricity, radio and television, communications, cleaning the use of all saving materials at the end of the construction period, which is converted by the responsibility of the forest pest control and quarantine institutions, which are not later than one million dollars.

Article 27, in violation of article 22 of this approach, has been accompanied by a fine of more than 1 million dollars for the IPT.

Article 28, in violation of article 23, paragraph 1, of this approach, stipulates that the concentration of insecticide-treated residues for the processing and processing of residues is not completed during the safe processing period of sanitary plants, which is being rectified by the responsibility of the forest pest control system and rejects the correctness of fines of over 3,000 dollars.

Article 29, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides that the People's Republic of China's Forests Act, the People's Republic of China's Invalence and Plants, the Plant Quarantine Ordinance, the Forest Psychology Control Regulations, the Maangi Forest Plan, the Sangi Psychological Measures, the Forest Philosophical Approach in the Province of Yang Province, and the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have legal responsibilities.

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