(The 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sichuan Province on 12 August 2008 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 228 of 20 August 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 228 of the Sichuan Province, effective 1 October 2008)

Chapter I General

Article 1 enhances the building of multiple forms of firefighting forces, enhances the capacity to prevent, combat fire and social rescue, protect the security of citizens' life and public property, and develops this provision in line with the relevant laws and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the People's Republic of China Insolvency Act.

Article 2 provides for the construction and management of multiple forms of firefighters within the administrative regions of Sichuan.

The multiple forms of firefighting referred to in this provision refer to firefighters, other than public safety fire brigades, carrying out fire prevention, saving and social rescue efforts, including the Government's dedicated firefighting teams, specialist firefighting units, voluntary fire brigades and mass duty fire brigades.

Article 3. Governments at all levels should incorporate the Government's dedicated firefighting forces into local economic and social development planning, establish a Government-wide fire brigade in accordance with the law and provide financial guarantees to ensure that firefighting work is adapted to economic, social development.

People's governments at all levels should perform their duties in accordance with the law and promote the construction and development of multiple forms of firefighters.

Article IV. The public safety firefighting agency administers the Government's dedicated fire fleet within the current administration.

The Public Security Fire Agency monitors and provides guidance to other types of firefighters in this administration.

Article 5 encourages and supports institutions, groups, businesses, business units, and the National Commission for Residents to establish specialized fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades and mass duty fire brigades.

Units and individuals are encouraged to contribute to the building of multiple forms of firefighters.

Article 6 provides recognition and incentives to multiple forms of firefighters and personnel that contribute to firefighting, social relief efforts or achieve significant achievements.

Chapter II

Article 7. Governments at all levels should form government-wide fire brigades, in accordance with economic and social development needs.

The following places should establish a Government-specific fire brigade:

(i) The number of firefighting stations does not meet the cities set out in the National Urban Fire Safety Standards;

(ii) National focus town, historical culture town, construction of more than five square kilometres of area, more than $1 billion of gross domestic product or flammable industries;

(iii) The country-level tourist landscapes far away from firefighting stations.

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The fire extortion, the relatively small number of remote poor districts of the social rescue mandate have created a Government-wide fire brigade, which could be properly reduced in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial public safety fire agencies.

The construction of a special fire brigade by the town authorities should be carried out in the light of local realities and the construction standards set by the provincial public safety fire agencies.

The following units should establish a dedicated fire brigade:

(i) Nuclear power plants, large power plants, civilian airports, large ports;

(ii) The production, storage of large enterprises that are vulnerable to the explosion;

(iii) Large warehouses, bases that can fuel important material;

(iv) The risk of fire beyond the first, second and third provisions, and other large medium-sized enterprises far from the local public safety fire fleet;

(v) The management unit of the archaeological complex, which is far from the local public safety firefighting team, is known as the national, provincial priority material protection unit.

The establishment of a dedicated fire brigade should be reported to the provincial public safety fire agencies.

The full-time fire brigade must not be abandoned. For special reasons, such as changes in the nature of enterprise rejuvenation or production, it is necessary to withdraw the full-time fire brigade of the enterprise unit and to seek advice from the provincial public safety fire agencies.

Article 11 Street, communes, communes (communities) and institutions, groups, businesses, business units may establish an obligation fire brigade consisting of workers, residents (in villages) people, according to actual needs.

The Public Security Officers should promote fire-fighting efforts by the defence forces of towns and towns.

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Chapter III Mandate

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(i) Maintain the basic security conditions for fire safety in the area of responsibility and establish the necessary operational base files;

(ii) Improve the system of duties, maintain, maintain firefighting equipment and organize regular exercises;

(iii) Accept the uniform movement control of public safety fire agencies, participate in the rescue of fires and other disaster accidents, protect disaster scenes and assist the relevant sectors in investigating accidents;

(iv) Training in fire safety promotion and awareness-raising.

Article 14. Obligations to fire fleet responsibility:

(i) Conduct fire safety awareness education, universal fire safety awareness, and increase people's self-saving capacity;

(ii) Conduct fire inspections, report on fire sparkations and propose corrective observations and recommendations;

(iii) Square themselves with firefighting in the area of responsibility and organize regular training;

(iv) Participation in fire strikes, protection of fire sites, and assistance in investigating the causes of fire.

Article 15. The enterprise unit's dedicated fire brigades are primarily responsible for the disposal of fires and other disaster accidents in this unit and receive fires and other disaster accidents outside the unit's uniform movement control.

The mass obligation fire brigades, the voluntary fire brigades, under the unity of command of the public safety fire agencies, participate in the rescue and social relief efforts.

Chapter IV Organizational management

Article 16 of the Public Security Fire Agency is responsible for the Government's dedicated firefighters, funds, operations and workforce-building management.

The commune Government has been responsible for a dedicated fire brigade, which is managed by the territorial public security agency.

The Public Security Fire Agency oversees specialized fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades and mass duty fire brigades for business units.

The identity and strength of the Government's dedicated fire brigade personnel are determined by departments such as provincial bodies; their personnel management practices are developed by provincial public safety fire safety fire agencies in the same sectors as personnel, labour security.

Article 18 provides a full-time firefighting unit with a system of night-time duty, in line with the relevant provisions of the Public Security Fire Team, to establish a performance, training, work, living order, to ensure the completion of the workforce's operation training, firefighting and other tasks.

Article 19 is dedicated to the operation of the Fire Team and to the operation of the equipment, and shall not be used for other matters other than firefighting, training and rescue.

Chapter V Safeguards

Article 20

Article 21 of the Government is devoted to the use of public goods by fire brigades units and administrative transfers.

All levels of the people's Government and the relevant sectors have provided relief for the Government's dedicated fire fleet building, fire vehicle tax.

The average annual wage for firefighting personnel is not lower than the average annual salary level for local staff members, and the average annual wage for the Government's dedicated fire fleet personnel should be higher than the average salary levels for local workers' induction years. Other benefits, subsidies are determined on the basis of the treatment of industrial workers at the local level.

The Government of the local population should conduct social insurance and accidental injury insurance for the Government's dedicated firefighters.

Article 23. The criteria for the production of a line-of-forces are implemented in the light of the wages, awards, etc. of the enterprise dedicated fire brigade. The corporate unit shall conduct social insurance and conduct accident injury insurance for the full-time firefighting team personnel of this unit in accordance with the law.

Article 24 Requirements such as equipment, learning training and attendance allowances for fire brigades are addressed by the construction unit.

The mandatory fire brigades should be equipped with complete safety protection equipment, protect the safety of firefighters and reduce the physical injury and injuries in fire relief.

Article 25 dedicated fire brigade firefighting vehicles (both sea) should install a warning light, set a dedicated mark, exempt from payment of feeding fees (lacing conservation fees), and carry out the mission's mission to evacuate transportation costs.

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(i) Accrue from the payment of the insurance company's payment for rescue payments;

(ii) Non-insurance of insurance by the rescue units and compensation by the beneficiary units;

(iii) Inadequate pay for insurance payments or incapacity for beneficiary units, the Government of the beneficiary units should pay compensation;

(iv) Mobilization of equipment for the implementation of fire extinguishing, hiding and rescue missions within the province, and the provincial financial sector may grant appropriate subsidies.

Article 27 contains multiple forms of firefighters who are injured, maimed or killed in activities such as operational training, firefighting or social rescue, and are treated with appropriate medical, work and injury, as prescribed. In accordance with the conditions of the declaration of the Revolution, statements are made in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 28, in the case of the Government of the people who have not fulfilled their duties under this provision, shall be communicated and accountable to the Government of the High-level People for the discharge of its duties by virtue of the law of the competent and other persons directly responsible.

Article 29 does not perform the duties under this provision by organs, groups, enterprises, units of the cause, either by competent organs or by sector responsible for the change of their duration; and is not later rectified and disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities.

Article 31 does not establish a dedicated firefighting cell or has been withdrawn by the establishment of a former, which is being responsibly altered by a public safety fire agency, and imposes a fine of 1000 for the responsible unit and imposes a fine of 200 dollars for the direct responsible person.

Article 31, after a fire alert or a fire relief response directive by a public safety fire agency, is not immediately removed from the site, a fine of 1000 by a public safety fire agency for the responsible unit and a fine of 200 dollars for the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities.

Chapter VII

The specific management approach of the Government's dedicated fire brigade is established by the provincial public safety firefighting agencies in accordance with this provision.

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