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(Summit No. 73 of the Beijing People's Government of 26 October 2007 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 196 of 9 November 2007 of the Beijing People's Government Order No. 196 of 9 November 2007, which came into force on 1 January 2008) In order to prevent fires and reduce fire hazards, this provision is based on laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Beijing City Fire Code, in the light of the prevailing circumstances in the city. Article 2 In rural and urban areas, the scope of this provision is applied in part of the region, which is delineated and published by the zones and the communes. Article 3 of this city's rural fire prevention approach, in line with the principle of integrated planning, land-based and integrated governance, has progressively increased the resilience of rural residents to protect themselves. Article IV Region IV, the People's Government is responsible for the rural firefighting work in the current administrative area, the integration of rural fire firefighting efforts into national economic and social development planning, the integrated development of rural fire planning and the organization of implementation, and the inclusion of rural fire financing in the financial budget. The establishment of a rural fire safety management mechanism, the implementation of the responsibilities of rural firefighting operations, the development of work standards and assessment systems, and the monitoring of the performance of rural firefighting duties in accordance with the law in the communes, the town and the relevant sectors. Article 5. Public security authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of rural fires within the territory. The Public Security Fire Agency is responsible for the supervision of fire safety administrative licences, fire accident surveys and fire safety focus units in rural areas, providing guidance for firefighting operations by the town's Government firefighting agencies and public safety units. The Public Security Service should be responsible for the management of the corresponding rural fire fire safety monitoring, in accordance with the provisions of the Public Security Agency, to oversee fire safety in the Village National Commission. Article 6 Article 7. News, publications, radio, television units should be educated in a variety of forms of fire regulations, fire defence knowledge, fire extortion and self-saving methods, through the columns of rural topics. Article 8 communes, the Government of the Towns is responsible for the implementation of the rural fire planning in the current administrative area, the establishment of a dedicated (and-a) fire brigade, in line with actual needs, combining the policing inspectorate, the forest fire brigades, to guide the villagers' committees in carrying out fire safety efforts and to encourage villagers to organize voluntary fire brigades. Public safety firefighting agencies should provide operational guidance for firefighters such as specialized (a) fire brigades, voluntary fire brigades. Article 9. Villagers' committees should establish fire safety teams, establish fire safety agents, sound work systems, conduct fire safety awareness and fire safety inspections, conduct inspections, and resolve fire spoilers in a timely manner, organize fire strikes and establish fire safety files. Villagers should organize rural residents to develop fire safety conventions regulating the behaviour of rural residents. The fire safety convention should include the following: (i) Safety requirements for acts such as fire, electricity, oil, gas and saving fuel; (ii) Ensure that firefighting vehicles are accessible and that public firefighting equipment facilities are fully effective; (iii) Care and assistance measures for persons suffering from the disease; (iv) Other elements of fire safety, based on the facts of the village. Article 10. Rural fire infrastructure construction should be aligned with rural public infrastructure such as village profiling, rural roads, livestock and water works. In the context of the new construction, alteration of rural roads, the breadth of the main roads in the village, as well as the high level of facilities such as the shelter and bridge, should be in line with fire vehicle traffic requirements. When Article 11 builds new and transforms rural land-based water networks, fires should be absorbed in accordance with the provisions. Villages that have been self-located but have not been equipped with fires should be upgraded to the network and lobstered in accordance with the provisions. There are no villages from the water pipe network that can make use of natural water access facilities; the lack of natural water sources can create firewater tanks as alternative sources. The use of construction materials in line with fire safety standards should be used in the context of new construction and alteration of rural public buildings. Rural residents are encouraged to use patience materials to improve rural fire, electricity and gas conditions. Article 13 provides for targeted fire awareness education during multiple seasons and major holidays of fires such as agricultural harvest seasons, forest fire protection periods, and the Government of the urban population should organize targeted fire awareness education; fire safety inspections, fire safety inspections, hidden fires of the discovered fires, requiring the timely rehabilitation and follow-up of those responsible. The hosters of mass events such as rural lights, temples, horticulture and sports competition should develop fire extingencies, evacuations and implement fire safety measures. The hosts of the rural assembly city should develop fire safety management systems with fire managers and fire extinguishers, guarantee access to the evacuation and firefighting routes, and without the host, fire safety in the city is vested with the villagers' committees. Article 15. Schools in rural areas, kindergartens, nursery schools, medical institutions, books and units and individuals engaged in operating activities such as tourism, catering, recreation and accommodation shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) Establish fire safety management systems and implement fire safety responsibilities; (ii) Development of fire safety measures and emergency prestige; (iii) A good and effective firefighting equipment; (iv) Set up required emergency lighting facilities, fire safety evacuation markings and security exports to ensure that evacuation routes and safe export are accessible; (v) The conduct of fire prevention and self-execution, and the timely elimination of the fire cover; (vi) Advocacy for practitioners on fire safety regulations, fire defence knowledge, fire extortion and life-saving methods; (vii) Coordinate with the relevant authorities in the area of fire safety inspections and special governance. Article 16 units and individuals involved in production activities such as fuel, fuel, paper, wood processing, furniture production, clothing processing, invalid purchases, warehousing, etc. in rural areas shall comply with the following provisions: (i) Develop and implement fire safety operations protocols; (ii) Configuration of firefighting facilities and removal of firearms materials and maintenance; (iii) The establishment of clear fire warning signs around the area of operation; (iv) Strict fire and electricity systems; (v) The use of fire segregation measures in the production of the area of operation and living, respectively, by establishing safe export and evacuation channels. Article 17 should be followed by the State and the city's safety management provisions for pyrotechnical fumes in rural areas. Article 18 Villagers Commissions should develop fire awareness education programmes to guide those living in rural areas in the following fires: (i) Public firefighting equipment and facilities, such as firefighting; (ii) Be not on the roads, slots or squatters in the village; (iii) Instructions or insecure of flammable material or subsoils outside the forest area, the airborne highway and the communications route; (iv) The use of fire prevention measures by persons living in neighbouring forests; (v) To comply with the requirements for the safe use of electrical devices and to prohibit the installation of unqualified insurance, insurance stores; (vi) The safe use of fires and the regular clearance of fires (walls), cigarettes and the screening of fuel pipelines, devices in the home; (vii) To learn and have knowledge of fire safety, such as family fires and rescue, and to be educated and cared for the guardian; (viii) When renting houses or contracting operating places, the responsibility for fire safety of the parties is clear. Article 19, the executive branch with the responsibility of rural firefighting operations and its staff do not carry out their functions under the law, causing serious consequences, which are redirected by their superior administrative authority or by an inspection authority, and administrative disposal of the direct responsible and other direct responsibilities is provided by law. Article 20 amends one of the acts committed in violation of article 15 of this provision by a public safety fire agency responsible for a fine of more than 1000. In breach of article 16 of this provision, the public safety firefighting agency is rectified and may be warned against a fine of more than 50 million dollars. Other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have provided for administrative penalties for violations of this provision, which are dealt with by law by the relevant executive branch. Article 21, paragraph 1. |
