Article 2. This approach applies to the supervision of various construction defence requirements within the city's administration.

Article 3 of this approach refers to the guidelines established by law for the construction of work to combat earthquake damage and the seismic or seismic parameters used in the design of shocks.

This approach refers to the work carried out in the area of seismic safety, seismic risk analysis, the identification of seismic movable parameters, the classification of seismic zones, the location and the surrounding geospatial evaluation, the prediction of earthquakes in the area.

Article IV states that the authorities responsible for the management of seismic activities (hereinafter referred to as seismic authorities) are responsible for the construction of a monitoring management requirement for engineering resistance.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive authorities, such as development reform, rural and urban construction, housing security, are responsible for the construction of the related management of engineering resistance.

Article 5 The municipal seismic authorities should carry out seismic typical work in accordance with the relevant provisions of the overall urban planning and earthquake-focused surveillance of urban management, with requirements included in the financial budget.

The construction, alteration and expansion of construction works should be counter-attacked in accordance with the State's relevant provisions and the mandatory standards for construction, and no unit or individual may reduce the requirement of resistance.

The construction of the electoral sites should avoid the risk areas of earthquake geological disasters, such as the interruption of activities, landslides, landslides, air conditioners and sediment traps.

Article 7 builds on the safety of seismic evaluation in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Safety of seismic Evaluation, the Northern Province of Lake, the management of earthquake safety, and should determine their defence requirements in accordance with the mandatory seismic safety evaluation report.

In addition to the construction of seismic safety evaluations, other construction works are determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Areas that have completed the work of the earthquake ministrative area have been identified in accordance with the maps of the earthquake; areas that have not completed the work of the seismic ministrative area have been identified as a defence requirement against shocks in accordance with the maps of the earthquake in China;

(ii) Construction works in the four kilometres of each of the two sides of the China earthquake-led parameters area to determine the requirement for a defence against shocks in accordance with the higher parameters;

(iii) Construction works in intensive places such as schools, kindergartens, cultural occupies, museums, libraries, exhibitions, sports (grounds), video theatres, hospitals, business sites, waiting rooms, and construction projects in areas identified in the city's specific planning for disaster prevention should be based on maps of seismic zones or maps in China's seismic parameters area.

Article 9. Construction of work resistance defence requirements should be included in the basic construction management process in my city. The project approval sector and the design map review body should make use of the construction of a fire-recovery requirement established by the earthquake working authorities as a project review, the basis for the design of the review and the necessary elements, and public to society.

Requirements for resistance should be included in the construction budget.

Article 10. The construction units should incorporate the implementation of the construction works in compliance with the requirements for the prevention of shocks, as well as against the design of mandatory standards against shocks.

In the sale of buildings such as homes, tyrans and trade pipelines, the development of construction units should clarify the level of defence of buildings in commodity sales contracts.

Article 12. Governments of the city and the region should develop enabling policies to raise the level of resistance to rural homes and public facilities.

The seismic authorities should provide technical guidance and technical services to villagers to build their own homes, including through the construction of demonstration points, the provision of guidance and technical training.

Article 13 violates this approach by punishing the relevant departments, such as the earthquake authorities, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 14.