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Urumqi Fire Safety Management

Original Language Title: 乌鲁木齐市消防安全管理办法

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(Adopted at the 1st ordinary meeting of the Government of Uruz on 29 December 2007 for adoption by Decree No. 90 of 7 January 2008 on the date of publication of the People's Government Order No. 90 of 7 January 2008)

In order to strengthen fire safety management, to prevent and reduce fire hazards, to guarantee public property and the safety of citizens, property, and to develop this approach in line with the People's fire safety law and relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the newly-border Uighur self-government.
Article II applies to fire safety management within the city's administration.
Article III. Safety of fire safety in the city is monitored by public security authorities, and the public safety fire agencies are specifically responsible for implementation.
Sectors such as development and reform, construction, education, planning, water, municipal interpretation and administrative integrated law enforcement should be given fire safety in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article IV.
Article 5 Safety responsibility for fire safety is exercised.
The Government of the city shall enter into an annual fire safety responsibility book with the Government of the people of the District (Parliament) and the relevant departments and units.
The people's governments, relevant departments and units should sign annual fire safety responsibility letters at a level.
The fire safety responsibility book should clarify the responsible, the objectives, the work measures, the conduct of the examination, the content and criteria.
Article 6. Governments of the urban, district (zone) should organize, coordinate the relevant sectors to address the major problems in firefighting in the current administration, and urge the relevant units to implement the changes in major fires.
The public security authorities at all levels should conduct regular studies on the deployment of firefighting and coordinate the resolution of important issues in firefighting efforts, and promote the implementation of fire safety laws, regulations and regulations by public safety firefighting agencies at this level.
Article 7. The Government of the urban, district (zone) shall incorporate the construction of public fire facilities, fire-fighting equipment into national economic and social development plans and include requirements in the financial budget and increase financial inputs for firefighting funds on a year-by-year basis in accordance with the growth in financial revenue.
Article 8. Public safety firefighting agencies should prepare fire-specific planning in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Fire-specific planning should be integrated into urban overall planning.
Article 9 has established the location and place of firefighting stations, controlled by the planning sector, and no units and individuals may be occupied.
Article 10 Fire communications, fire firefighting to water, fire corridors, firefighting stations and public fire safety facilities, etc., should be designed in parallel with other municipal infrastructures, along with construction, and at the same time.
Article 11. The location of plants, warehouses and specialized vehicles for the production, use, storage, transport and loading of dangerous items should be in line with urban fire safety.
The establishment of an outdoor advertising facility shall be consistent with fire safety provisions and shall not affect the evacuation and extinguishment of personnel.
Article 13 Fire fires have dried or inadequate water pipelines, and urban water supply enterprises should address the need for firefighting to water in the context of pipeline expansion, alteration and technology adaptation.
Article 14. Approval projects involving fire safety shall be strictly authorized by law and shall be subject to the following provisions:
(i) With regard to construction projects that do not meet the requirements of the Fire Safety Buddddh, the urban planning sector does not permit the production of nuclear-powered planning permits and construction of engineering planning permits;
(ii) The construction of a nuclear-professional construction licence shall not be granted without the qualifications of a public safety fire agency;
(iii) The housing sector shall not issue a certificate of entitlement to a housing certificate in connection with the lack of fire-recoverable documents in connection with the completion of construction work that is required under national standards;
(iv) The conditions for fire safety have not been reviewed by public safety firefighting agencies, and schools, kindergartens, paediatric homes, nursing homes, health institutions and public places such as culture, sports are not approved.
Article 15 may call upon the Government of the people of the location to advocate for the rehabilitation of units where major fires are hidden or discouraged from changing fires.
Article 16 has the right to report any unit and individual found that the fire is hidden; it is true for the reporting of fires and is rewarded by public safety fire agencies.
Article 17, multiple property buildings, which have been delivered, are responsible for fire safety in specialized and specialized parts by the owner or the user; a number of fire safety management, the introduction of material management, by the owners, the user and the business service, in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach, the responsibility for fire safety, the failure to administer the material industry, the owners or users should consult on the responsibility for fire safety in part of the buildings, establish fire safety coordination organizations and perform fire safety duties.
Article 18
(i) To comply with the provisions relating to fire safety laws, regulations, regulations and regulations;
(ii) Maintenance of specialized and specialized fire-fighting facilities and equipment to ensure the integrity and effectiveness of fire-fighting facilities and equipment;
(iii) To entrust the management of the material industry with the management of fire safety by cooperating with the business sector and to eliminate the hidden fire;
(iv) There shall be no rental of the use of buildings that are not in compliance with fire safety conditions.
Article 19
(i) Designation or establishment of specialized agencies responsible for fire safety management;
(ii) Establish a robust fire safety regime, develop fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, conduct fire awareness and organize fire safety exercises under the guidance of the public safety firefighting agencies;
(iii) Organizing fire inspection and timely elimination of spoilers of fire, suppression of offences such as occupation, closure of safe evacuation corridors, safe export, fire corridors, and timely reporting to public safety fire agencies;
(iv) Regular inspections of public fire facilities, equipment materials and safety features are well and effective.
The Commission should assist the industry in the management of fire safety and the timely configuration, updating of fire facilities, equipment.
Article 20, Contracting, renting or entrusting the operation, administering buildings, operating places should be in compliance with fire safety requirements. In the contract concluded by the parties, the fire safety management functions of the parties may be clearly defined by law; the parties have not entered into a contract or have no clear responsibility for fire safety management in the contract, the contracting, renting or commissioned units should assume responsibility for fire safety management.
No units or individuals shall be used to prevent interfire breaks and to block fireways.
Article 22 provides for the establishment of large advertisements, in violation of national fire safety requirements, with a period of time being converted by public safety firefighting agencies, with warnings that could be fined up to $50 million.
Article 23 has a major fire impact, with the notification by the public security fire agency of the late irreplaceability of fines of more than 20,000 troops in the unit's unit, and a fine of up to $50 million for individuals.
Article 24 violates other acts that should be punished by administrative penalties, which are punishable by law by the relevant administrative organs.
Article 25 may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.
Article 26 does not carry out or seriously carry out firefighting duties by the relevant branches of the Government, with one of the following acts to be held in accordance with the law with respect to the responsibility of the responsible person and the head of the responsible person; constitutes an offence and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:
(i) No matter involving fire safety has been authorized and inspected by law;
(ii) Removal of major fires;
(iii) Other omissions, abuse of authority and provocative fraud.
Article 27 is implemented since the date of publication.