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(Summit No. 103 of 30 November 2007 from the Government of the People's Democratic Party of the Honduran Communities to consider the adoption of Decree No. 104 of 17 December 2007 No. 104 of the People's Government Order No. 104 of the New summer Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 January 2008) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the work of man-made weather events, to defend and mitigate weather disasters and to guarantee the safety of the people's life and property, to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Meteorological Act of the People's Republic of China, the National Department of State's Code on Weathers Management and the Nicolal Party Meteorological Regulations. Article 2 engages in and manages man-made weather events within the administrative region of this self-government and should be in compliance with this approach. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at the physical, chemical, etc. of the Department's atmosphere, in order to avoid or mitigate meteorious disasters, where appropriate, by means such as science and technology, for the purpose of increasing (b) rains, habeas corpus, damage, deforestation, forest grassland fire. Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen leadership and coordination in the work of man-made weather events, establish command and coordination mechanisms for the improvement of the work of man-made weather events, and harmonize the command of artificially-affected weather activities. Under the leadership of the people's Government, more than zones are responsible for the management and organization of the guidance on man-made weather-affected activities in this administrative area. The relevant sectors, such as finance, public safety, agriculture, forestry, water, security, civil aviation, telecommunications, should work in line with the division of duties, in conjunction with the work of the Meteorological authorities on the manually affected weather. More than 6 people at the district level should encourage and support manually influence weather science and technology studies, promote the use of advanced technologies and enhance the capacity and effectiveness of artificially affected weather events. Article 7. Governments of more people at the district level should organize expert assessments of the effectiveness of man-made weather operations and, according to the assessment, guide the work of artificial weather events in the region. Article 8. Units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the work of man-made weather events should be recognized and rewarded by the Government of the people at the district level. Chapter II Organizational implementation Article 9. The Government of the people at the district level shall include funds for the cause required for the physical impact of the weather plan approved by the Government of the people at this level, basic construction funds and earmarked operational funding for the current Government's financial budget. The requirements for the implementation of aircraft artificially affect weather operations, as well as the shells launched in the eight districts of Southern mountainous and in the tetanus development area, the requirements for rocket fires are financially burdened by the self-governing area, while the costs of other municipalities and related farms are halved by the funds of the self-governing area and the city's land. Requirements for manoeuvres for man-affected weather operations in urban and related farms using high-launch artillery, rocket devices, as well as personal accident insurance costs for command and operational personnel (hereinafter referred to as operational personnel), are financed by the Government of the people at this level and the related farm burden. Article 10 above meteorological authorities should prepare, at the request of the parent-level meteorological authorities and the needs of local disaster mitigation, ecological environment-building, climate resource development, business-related sectors for the preparation of man-made weather development planning and plans in the current administrative area, and post-ratification by the Government of the same people. Article 11, which has a man-made impact on weather operations, is planned by local meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Civil Aviation Act of the People's Republic of China, the Basic Rules for the flights of the People's Republic of China, with the consent of the Government of the people at this level, the Meteorological Authority of the Autonomous Region will be determined by law with the flight control sector. The established artificially affected weather fixed operating stations (points) shall not be allowed to change, and the changes are required and must be redefined in accordance with the original procedure. Article 12 Governments and relevant departments and units at the district level should establish artificial weather-affected work organizations (hereinafter referred to as operational organizations) in accordance with the needs of the entire area of artificially affected weather work. (i) The establishment of an aircraft operating organization in the self-government area responsible for the implementation of the physical impact of the weather operations of the entire area of aircraft; (ii) The Government of the city's people is responsible for the establishment of a functioning organization of a fixed operating station (point) of the commune (communes) and for the organization of man-made weather operations for a fixed operating station (point); (iii) The city's meteorological authorities are responsible for the establishment of mobile operational points to organize man-made weather operations at various mobile operational points; (iv) The relevant farms are responsible for the establishment of operating organizations (points) of fixed operating stations within the scope of the farm and the organization of man-made weather operations with fixed operating stations (points). Article 13 (i) A legal personality; (ii) The number of operational personnel who have obtained a manual impact on weather operations and are consistent with the requirements of the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area; (iii) Infrastructures such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices and artillery treasury, rocket treasury, in line with national mandatory standards and regulations relating to security management; (iv) Communications tools with the manually affected weather operations command system and the flight control sector; (v) Relevant security management systems and operational norms; (vi) Other conditions under the Meteorological Authority of the Autonomous Region. Article 14. Operational organizations and practitioners are able to engage in man-made weather-affected weather operations following the acquisition of the Manual of Feasibility for the Mandatory Impact of weather operations and the qualification of manual weather operations. Article 15 (i) Written requests; (ii) The original and photocopy of the corporate code of the unit; (iii) Compendium of operational personnel, academic certificates and qualifications, and original copies; (iv) List of operating equipment and qualified certificates; (v) List of systems. Article 16: The applicant's work has an impact on the quality of weather operations, which can apply to local district meteorological authorities, which should be reviewed by district meteorological authorities within 20 days of receipt of the request and determined by the meteorological authorities of the self-government zone, in accordance with the conditions set out in article 13 of this approach. It may also apply directly to meteorological authorities in the self-government area. The Meteorological Authority of the self-government area shall complete the identification process within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application, in accordance with conditions, and issue to operational organizations the manually impacted weather operations organization certificate, justifying incompatibility. Article 17 (i) Health, up to 18 years of age and under 60 years of age; (ii) The degree of culture above; (iii) With the training of meteorological authorities in the self-government area, skilled control over operational norms affecting weather operations, security provisions and operational skills, and qualifications. Article 18 (i) Written requests; (ii) Physical health inspection certificates; (iii) Identification, original and photocopy; (iv) Training of prequalification cards. Article 19 The applicant's work has an impact on the eligibility of weather operators, which can apply to local district meteorological authorities, which have been reviewed within 20 days from the date of receipt of the application, and is determined by the Meteorological Authority in the self-government area in accordance with the conditions set out in Article 17 of this scheme. The applicant may also apply directly to the meteorological authorities in the self-government area. The Meteorological Authority of the self-government area has completed the identification process within 20 years of the date of receipt of the application and is eligible for the issuance of the manually affecting the eligibility of weather operators, which should justify the applicant. Article 20, “Financial certificate of the organization of man-affected weather operations” and the qualification of the manually affected weather operators, are valid for three years. Operational organizations and practitioners with manual influence on the quality or qualifications of weather operations should submit requests for continuity to the Meteorological Authority of the self-government zone by 30 years of the effectiveness of the manually affecting weather operations and the manually influencing weather operations. The Meteorological Authority of the self-governing area shall, upon application, make a decision to grant continuity until the expiry of the period of effectiveness, in accordance with conditions that have not occurred in the event of an accident of safety in the operation; and make a decision not to continue and to justify the reasons. Article 21 uses a list of persons who are manually affected by weather operations using high-radio, rocket-launching devices, which are sent by local meteorological authorities to local public security authorities. Article 22, when operating organizations carry out man-made weather operations, should be accompanied by the following conditions, which can be implemented: (i) Adequate weather conditions and operational time; (ii) Approval of the relevant area of flight control; (iii) Removal of densely populated areas; (iv) The integrity of the command system and the accessibility of the communications system; (v) Operating personnel are in place; (vi) It is well in line with national mandatory safety technical standards. Article 23, when operating with high-radio, rocket-launching devices, the operating organization shall, in accordance with the procedures established by the Meteorological Authority of the autonomous zone, request for air and operational time frames for man-affected weather command centres with operational command authority, be requested by the command centre to apply for airfields and operating time frames to the relevant flight control authorities, the command centre may command the operation to carry out manual weather activities. Using aircraft to carry out man-made weather operations, the Honduran-facilitative weather command centre applied airfields and operational time frames to the relevant flight control sector. Article 24 (i) The Honduran Centre responsible for the man-made impact of weather operations throughout the area of land and 37°N in this self-government area for the coordination of commands affecting weather operations in the north. (ii) Structural coordination in the area of self-government of 37°N, south-South, South-South artillery, rocket fires, habeas corpus, etc. Article 25 In carrying out man-made weather operations, the operation should be carried out within the operational air area and operational time frame approved by the flight control sector, in accordance with the operational norms and regulations established by the Meteorological Authority of the Department of State, and subject to the supervision of the Meteorological Authorities of the District and to ensure operational safety. In the course of operations, the operation should cease immediately when it received a cessation directive from the command centre. In the end of the operation, the operating organization should report to the relevant command centre in a timely manner and maintain a record of applications for airfields for verification. Article 26 Operational geospatial meteorological stations should provide, in a timely manner, meteorological information, information, forecasts required for the implementation of artificially affected weather operations. Relevant sectors such as agriculture, water and forestry should provide, in a timely manner, information on the flood, hydrology, fire, etc. needed to implement artificially affected weather events. Article 27, in order to ensure the completion of the work plan on the physical impact of public goods approved by the Government of the people concerned, may, at the request of the user, carry out dedicated services under the law that affect the weather, subject to a request from the user to the district meteorological authorities, which may be carried out with the consent of the meteorological authorities of the autonomous district. Chapter III Security management Article 28 Governments at all levels should strengthen the safety of manually affecting weather operations, establish a system of security responsibilities and introduce administrative leadership. Public security, safety and production monitoring authorities should cooperate with, within their respective responsibilities, the safe regulation of the work of the physical impact. Article 29 should develop security accident emergency preparedness and conduct inspection prior to operations. Operational safety should be ensured in the course of man-made weather operations. In the event of accidents in operation, immediate assistance and reporting on the people's and meteorological authorities should be organized. The operating organization should conduct personal accidental injury insurance for personnel who are carrying out their work. Article 31 causes loss of life, property losses or triggers related to interest disputes in the implementation of artificially affected weather operations, and conducts investigations and investigations and identifications by more than the people's government organizations at the district level, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. Article 31 provides specialized equipment that is manually affecting weather operations and tests, and is organized by the Meteorological Authority of the Autonomous Region in accordance with the relevant provisions of government procurement. Any organization and individuals are prohibited to purchase artificially affecting weather operations equipment. Article 32 does not apply to activities that are not related to artificial weather impacts. The transfer of artificially affected weather equipment to non-managed weather operations organizations or individuals is prohibited. The transfer of artificially affecting weather operations equipment between the organization should be reported to the Meteorological Authority of the self-government. Article 33 implements specialized equipment such as high-launching, rocket-launching devices used by man-made weather operations, by organizing annual inspections by Meteorological authorities in the self-governing area, which is not qualified in the year, and should be promptly inspected, and the technical standards and requirements that are still not met. The use of artificially affected weather equipment that is not qualified, exceeds the period of effectiveness or is reported. Article 34 of the operation should keep the time frames, subsidiaries, instruments, types of ammunition and use of artificially affected weather operations, as well as the performance of the area of operation and air conditioning, and be kept in a timely manner with other relevant information. Within the context of the artificial impact on weather operations environment, no organization or individual shall carry out activities that negatively affect the work of man-made weather operations, and shall not intrus operational sites, without prejudice to the destruction, movement of man-made weather-specific equipment and related equipment. Article XVI deals with the transport, storage, use and maintenance of special weather equipment and shall be subject to national laws, regulations and regulations relating to weapons equipment, explosive items management. The use of man-made shells and rockets that affect weather operations is facilitated by the Ministry of Armed of the Local People; when transport is required, the relevant authorities are governed by national laws, regulations and regulations governing arms equipment, explosive items. The safe management of man-made shells and rocket fires affecting weather sites is the responsibility of operational organizations to prevent loss and theft. Chapter IV Corporal punishment In violation of this approach, there is one of the following acts, which are retroduced by more than one of the district's meteorological authorities in accordance with the management authority warrants, warnings; severe circumstances, removal of operational qualifications; causing loss to be liable by law; causing serious consequences, constituting criminal liability by law: (i) Violations of manually affecting weather operations norms or operating protocols; (ii) No artificially impact weather operations in accordance with approved air and operational time frames; (iii) The unauthorized purchase of manually affecting weather operations equipment or the transfer of artificially affected weather operations equipment to non-managed weather organizations or individuals; (iv) Transfer of artificially affecting weather operations equipment between weather operations organizations without approval; (v) The use of artificially affected weather operations equipment for activities that are not related to artificial weather impacts. Article 338, in violation of this approach, imposes on the premises that affect weather operations or undermines the destruction, unauthorized movement of equipment and related facilities that affect weather-earmarked equipment and related facilities, which are being converted by an order of responsibility of more than 1,000 ktonnesties, and may be fined by more than 100,000 dollars, causing losses, paying liability under the law, constituting criminal liability. In violation of this approach, the operating organization uses persons who do not have a manual impact on the qualifications of weather operators or use unqualified, more than an effective period or disbursed artificially affected weather operations equipment to carry out manually impact weather operations, which are being converted by more than zone meteorological authorities, in accordance with the management authority, to warnant circumstances and to remove operational organizational qualifications. Article 40. The parties' decision on administrative penalties may apply to administrative reconsideration or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law; the late application of administrative review is neither an administrative review nor an administrative action, nor the implementation of administrative sanctions decisions, and the meteorological authorities that have made administrative sanctions decisions apply for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 40, in violation of the present approach, organizes safety accidents or seizures in the conduct of man-made impact operations, false reports affecting the safety accidents of weather operations, and handles them in accordance with the relevant provisions of the responsibility for security accidents in national and autonomous areas. Chapter V Article 42 The provisional approach to the management of man-made weather effects in the Nin summer self-government area (No. [1990]110) issued on 27 November 1990 by the Government of the People's Government of the Honduran Autonomous Region was repealed. |
