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Original Language Title: 杭州市应对突发事件应急征用实施办法

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Modalities for responding to emergencies in the State of Alejane

(Adopted by the 45th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of State, held on 14 August 2009, by Decree No. 255 of 16 September 2009, on the implementation of 1 November 2009)

Article 1, in order to regulate the use of emergency response to emergencies, enhance the Government's ability to deal with sudden-onset events, control, mitigate and eliminate serious social hazards arising from sudden-onset events, protect the security of the people's life property, develop this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Contingency, the People's Republic of China Act on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

Article 2 refers to a sudden incident, which causes or may result in serious social harm, and requires response to natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents and social security.

Article 3

Article IV targets for emergency recruitment include all units or individuals who are desperately needed to respond to emergencies, food, drinking water, energy, medical supplies, transportation tools, engineering machinery, communications facilities, guests, sports sites, medical institutions, square brackets.

Article 5 People's Government is responsible for responding to emergencies in the current administration.

The relevant administrative authorities, under the leadership of the people at this level, are specifically responsible for the use of the goods and places within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. Contingency in response to emergencies should be consistent with the principles of early integration, acceptance, balanced burden and legal compensation.

The Government and its departments should adapt to the nature, extent and scope of social hazards that may arise from sudden events. Multiple measures could be chosen and measures that would benefit the greatest extent of protection units and individual rights should be chosen.

Article 7. Units or individuals shall be subject to emergency response decisions by the Government of the city, district, district (community) or their designated sectors, in order to fulfil their obligations under the Emergency Response Decisions and to cooperate with the Government and its departments in implementing the measures taken by the law for emergency recruitment.

Article 8. The goods and places used shall be returned within 15 days of the end of the use or emergency response process. Reimbursement should be made to material, place or expropriation.

Article 9. Governments of the urban, district, district or district (community) or their designated sectors should be able to conduct investigations into the various types of material, premises required to respond to the sudden incident, to establish emergency conscriptive material, a directory of places and to inform the competent units or individuals, and to develop appropriate emergency recruitment programmes.

Governments of the urban, district, and district (market) or their designated sectors should be regularly informed of the material, the use and the attributes of the sites included in the List of Emergency Responses, as well as the timely updating of the List of Emergency Responses.

Article 10 should include the goods and venues that are listed in the list of emergencies.

For reasons such as material, end-of-charge and transfer, the number of items, places and places owned by the vested entity or individuals cannot be met by the number of listed in the emergency expropriation catalogues, or by the owner within 15 days of the release, transfer, etc.

After a sudden incident, the use of emergency supplies and places may be made by the Government of the city, district, district (market) to decide on the application of the decision, or by the authorities designated by the city, district, district (market).

Decisions on emergency recruitment should contain elements such as the recruitment unit, the use of use, the time of recruitment, the place of recruitment, the duration of recruitment, the application of an application unit and the requisitioner, the name of the user, number, technology and personnel security requirements.

Article 12 Applicants may also be appointed by the Government of the city, district, district (market) in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The use of food, drinking water and energy is to be carried out by the executive authorities for the development of change;

(ii) The recruitment of medicines, medical devices and equipment is carried out by the economic integration sector with the relevant sectors;

(iii) The recruitment of transport facilities and transport tools by the transport administration authorities;

(iv) The use of construction of engineering machinery is carried out by the construction of administrative authorities;

(v) The recruitment of public transport tools and municipal engineering maintenance machines is carried out by the municipal utilities administrative authorities;

(vi) The recruitment of premises is carried out by the sports administration authorities;

(vii) The recruitment of medical institutions is carried out by the health administration authorities;

(viii) The recruitment of hotels is carried out by the tourism authorities;

(ix) The recruitment of square brackets is carried out by the Government of the people of its region;

(x) The recruitment of other goods and places is carried out by the appropriate authorities.

Article 13 quarantine units should send a request for emergency response to an expropriation unit or a person.

Due to the urgency of the situation, it was not possible to send a letter of emergency response decision, which could be used by an expropriation unit and would be completed within 48 hours of emergency recruitment.

Article 14. Upon receipt by an expropriation unit or by a person of an emergency request decision or an urgent request notice, it is important to cooperate immediately with the consignment units in the timely delivery of the goods to the designated location or in the cleaning of the places of recruitment and with the necessary operators, logistics security personnel.

The application of an implementing unit should produce a list of emergency recruitments and procedures for dealing with the requisitioning units or individuals. A list of two cases of emergency recruitment is used for each of the two parties.

The conscriptive goods, places are managed and released either by the city, district, district (market) people's Government or by its designated departments, and are posted or by the Government's Emergency Receptions.

Article 15. Upon completion of the emergency disposal process of expropriation, use of premises or sudden incidents, the use of imported goods, sites shall be summarized in a timely manner, and the release of the requisitioning units or individuals from emergency requests, the list of emergency requests to the designated location. The expropriation of goods, the destruction of places and the loss of the ground should be accompanied by damage and damage.

Article 16

(i) The use of the expropriation material resulting in its depreciation and the payment of the corresponding compensation in accordance with the relevant depreciation provisions;

(ii) Removal of raw materials and places of destruction, which can restore restitution;

(iii) Removal of goods and places of origin and corresponding compensation payments in accordance with market prices at the time of recruitment;

(iv) An expropriation unit or a person to provide material, a site operator, a logistics guarantee, and to compensate for the actual costs incurred by personnel, such as wages, allowances, in accordance with the actual working time frame;

(v) Removal material, places resulting in an expropriation unit or a personal suspension of the production industry, and compensation for the regular expenses necessary for the duration of the suspension;

(vi) The legal, regulatory and other provisions of the compensation criteria are implemented in accordance with their provisions.

Article 17 shall apply compensation to an expropriation unit or person entitled to compensation within 30 working days from the date of the process of return. The situation is complex, with the approval of the same-ranking people's Government, until 60 days.

Article 18 Governments of the urban, district and district (market) should guarantee adequate funding for emergency recruitment and related compensation and include them in the annual financial budget.

Article 19 units or individuals believe that specific administrative acts of emergency recruitment violate their legitimate rights and interests may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 20 punishes violations of the provisions of this approach by other laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 21, any unit or individual, in violation of this approach, does not comply with the emergency response decisions taken by the Government of the city, district, district (market) and its sectors, does not fulfil its obligations under the Emergency Response Decisions or do not cooperate with the urgent measures taken by the implementing agency in accordance with the law, which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, which is punishable by law by the public security authorities; constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

Article 22 is responsible for emergency recruitment of competent personnel and other direct responsibilities, which play a role in the performance of official duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are held accountable by their units or superior administrative authorities, inspection bodies in accordance with the law, which constitutes an offence, and are criminalized by the judiciary.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2009.