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(Summit No. 47th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the New Boyangur Autonomous Region, 28 November 2007, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 149 of 30 November 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 149 of the Forces nouvelles, which came into force on 1 January 2008) In order to regulate the publication and dissemination of meteorological disaster early warning signals, to enhance awareness of disaster risk reduction for all, to increase efficiency in the use of meteorological disaster warning information, to effectively defend weather and mitigate disaster losses, to protect the security of national and people's life, to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 publishes and disseminates meteorological disaster early warning signals within the administrative region of the self-government area and should be in compliance with this approach. Article 3 of this approach refers to the warning signals for meteorological disaster warning signals (hereinafter referred to as early warning signals) to be sent to society for effective defence of meteorology and mitigation of disaster losses. Early warning signals are composed of names, maps, standards and defence guidance. Specific elements are determined by the Meteorological Authority of the autonomous region, in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State meteorological authorities. Article IV Article 5 Governments at all levels promote education through the organization of early warning signals, promote the knowledge of meteorology for disaster risk reduction, increase public awareness of disaster risk reduction and increase public resilience. Article 6. Meteorological authorities in the self-governance area manage the publication and dissemination of early warning signals in the administrative area of the self-government. State, city (territory), district (market) meteorological authorities are responsible for the management of early warning signals in this administrative area. Relevant sectors such as radio, television, communications, agriculture, water, transport and land resources are guided by their respective legal responsibilities. Article 7. Early warning signals are in place to adopt a unified publication system. The meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities at all levels have issued early warning signals to society in accordance with their responsibilities. No other organization or individual may issue early warning signals to society. The Meteorological Observatory, which is affiliated to the production of troop-contributing countries and sectors such as water, agriculture and civil aviation, may issue specific meteorological forecasts for use in the system, but no early warning signals are issued to society. Article 8 meteorological stations owned by meteorological authorities at all levels should be issued, updated or removed from early warning signals in a timely manner and inform the people's Government and the relevant sectors. When forecasts may occur at the same time or when multiple meteorological disasters occur, multiple early warning signals may be issued simultaneously. Article 9 Dissemination of early warning signals should be in line with the following requirements: (i) Use of timely early warning signals directly from meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities; (ii) The name and timing of the launch of an early warning signal meteorological station; (iii) Timely, accurate and complete dissemination. Article 10. Dissemination of early warning signals shall not be carried out by: (i) Oriental changes in the content of early warning signals; (ii) Dissemination of false early warning signals; (iii) Other acts in violation of this approach relating to the dissemination of early warning signals. Article 11 units such as radio, television, communications and the Internet should be disseminated to society in a timely manner by providing a timely early warning signal directly to meteorological stations affiliated with meteorological authorities. Article 12 publishes and disseminates early warning signals in ethnic populated areas, which should be used in the language of the Han language and the language of the local minorities. In violation of the provisions of the previous paragraph, there is a change in the accountability of more meteorological authorities at the district level. Article 13, article 9, article 10, article 11 of this approach provides for a change in order to warn by an act of responsibility of more than one of the district-level meteorological authorities; causes serious consequences, which can be fined up to three thousand yen; and criminalizes by law. Article 14. Staff members at all levels of meteorological authorities and their respective meteorological stations have been subjected to negligence, resulting in reports of omissions, misstatements of early warning signals, serious consequences and disposed of by their units or relevant authorities; and legal accountability. Article 15. This approach has been implemented effective 1 January 2008. |
