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(The 90th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Northern Province of the River 29 September 2007 considered the adoption of the Order No. [2007] No. 11 of the Order of the People's Government of the Northern Province of the River 30 September 2007 (effective 1 January 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes economic and social development, in line with the People's Republic of China's Meteorological Act, the Northern Province of the River for the implementation of the People's Republic of China's Meteorological Law and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to strengthen the prevention of disaster risk reduction and to ensure public safety and the security of citizens' property. Article 2 engages in mine mitigation activities within the administrative areas of this province and must be respected. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at defence and mitigation of mine-conferencing disasters, including research, monitoring, early warning, protection and mine-electing disaster risk assessment and investigation, identification, etc. Article IV to prevent disaster risk reduction should be guided by the precautionary approach and the combination of prevention and adherence to the principles of integrated planning, integrated prevention and management. Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of disaster reduction process by integrating disaster relief efforts into the economic and social development planning of their nationals and in the area of safe production monitoring, and requirements are included in the current financial budget in accordance with the law. Article 6 Other relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be able to prevent disaster reduction in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 7 Article 8 Governments of more people at the district level should provide recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make a significant contribution in the prevention of disaster. Chapter II Article 9. The provincial Government's Meteorological Authority shall establish a network of provincial mine-awareal networks, in accordance with the principles of rationality, information sharing and effective use. Article 10 Article 11. The meteorological stations affiliated to the Meteorological Authority of the people at the district level should be strengthened to monitor the minet weather, provide timely forecasts, warnings and improve service levels. Article 12. Mine weather forecasts, warnings, meteorological stations, which are owned by the Meteorological authorities of more than the communes, are issued to society by their responsibilities through the main local media and are supplemented or revised in a timely manner in accordance with weather changes. Any other organization or person may not issue a mined weather forecast, warning. The media, such as radio, television, newspapers, telecommunications, information networks, should be disseminated to the public in a timely manner, in addition to major mined weather supplements, revised forecasts, early warnings, and the media concerned should be broadcast or webcast in a timely manner. Article 14. The Meteorological authorities of the people at the district level should organize research on the doctrines of applications such as building doctrines and defence techniques, such as spaces, etc., for example, in mine and mine-conferencing, early warning systems. Chapter III Article 15: The following construction (constitution), place or facility must be installed: (i) The construction of one, second and third types of anti-constitution (construction) under the regulations for the prevention of the design of buildings; (ii) Production or storage of flammable items such as oil, chemical and biological industries; (iii) Electrical production facilities and distribution systems; (iv) Air, communications facilities, broadcasting television systems, computer information systems; (v) Storage of national strategic material reserves and other important materials, which remain in place at all levels of physical protection units; (vi) People's assembly places, such as schools, guests, large recreational places; (vii) Laws, regulations and regulations, as well as other facilities and facilities that should be installed in national and present provincial technical norms. Article 16 must install new construction, expansion, alteration and construction (construction) construction units that should incorporate the construction of a mine-facilitative device into the plan and design parallel construction with the main works or overall projects. There is a need for existing construction (construction, location or facility) of a mine-protected device, which has not been installed, should be installed in accordance with the time period specified by the Government of the province's meteorological authorities. The installation of mine-clearing devices (constraining), sites or facilities that must be installed in Article 17 shall be in line with the requirements for use by the meteorological authorities of the State. Article 18 must be installed in the construction of (constitutional, place or facility) of a mine-protected device, and the construction units should communicate the mine-facilitative design programmes and related materials to local meteorological authorities. Meteorological authorities shall take decisions within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the application. In accordance with the clearance, the competent meteorological authorities have issued approvals for the design of a mine-protected device; they are not qualified for clearance and have issued a revised opinion on the design of a mine-facilitator. Without clearance or non-qualified design programmes, construction units may not be opened. Changes in units or changes in the mine design programme should be reviewed according to the original procedures. Article 19 must be installed in the construction of (construction, place or facility) of a mine-protected device, which should be constructed in accordance with the design of the approval and the selection of institutions with a corresponding mine detection qualifications to carry out a phased test of construction progress. The testing report serves as a technical basis for the completion of the test. The construction units should apply to local meteorological authorities for the completion of the clearance process after the completion of the mine-clearing devices that must be installed. Meteorological authorities should be able to receive and take the clearance decision within five working days of the date of receipt of the application. Ecssential certificates were found to be found in the fire-protecting devices; they were not qualified and were retroactive. After the completion of the process, the receipt was carried out. There is no qualified evidence to be used in the defence system. Article 21 Government Meteorological authorities at the district level should conduct oversight management with the security production supervision management for the detection of mined devices and organize screening of the detection of mine-facilitative devices. The detection of a mine-protected device is carried out by a body established by law. The provincial Government's Meteorological authorities should be given a legal basis for the identification of mine-facilitative institutions and be made public to society. The mine-facilitator should establish a well-established monitoring system that strictly implements national standards and norms and ensures the authenticity, science and impartiality of the testing reports. The prevention products used by the mine-protecting devices construction or construction units should be consistent with national quality standards, with a product-qualified certificate and a statement of use, and subject to the supervision of the provincial government meteorological authorities. Article 24 provides for the quality of mined products that provide fair data to society and shall be certified or accredited in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 25 The mine-clearing mechanism is testing once a year, which is prone to the production, storage facilities and facilities of flammable, explosive and chemical dangerous items. Article 26 The mine-facilitatory detection body should have a test report and be responsible for the results. After all qualifications of the test project, the identification is not qualified, the presentation of a restatement and the review. Article 27 units with the ownership or use of a mine-protected device should be able to perform routine maintenance of the mine-protected devices, and should conduct timely maintenance or reporting of the mine-facilitator and receive oversight inspections by the location meteorological authorities, the safe production supervision management and the fire safety sector. Article 28 is dedicated to the specialized design, construction units, which must have the corresponding qualifications, obtain a certificate of qualifications issued by more than provincial meteorological authorities in accordance with the qualifications established by the State, and carry out specialized design or construction of mine-clearing works in accordance with the relevant national standards and norms. Article 29, the self-governing area, the direct jurisdictional unit with the specialized design, wage quality of mine-clearing works, shall be available to local meteorological authorities in the administration of the province for the design or installation of mine-clearing works. Article 33 Prevention of Professional technicians must pass examinations organized by provincial meteorological associations and obtain corresponding qualifications certificates. Chapter IV The Government of the people at the district level should establish a coordination mechanism for the monitoring of disaster risk reduction command and prepare a mine-elected disaster response in this administrative area. Article 32 must be installed in the construction (construction, place or facility use units of the mine-protected devices) to establish a disaster response recovery programme, to establish emergency rescue organizations or designated and part-time emergency rescue personnel, and to implement the responsibility for emergency recovery. The mine-electronic disaster response recovery programme should inform local safe production management and meteorological authorities. Article 33 units and individuals suffering from a mine-electronic disaster should report to the local people's Government and the local meteorological authorities on a timely basis on the disaster response and assist in the identification and identification of mine-elected disasters. In the aftermath of the third quarter of the mine-electronic disaster, the relevant units should quickly launch the emergency rescue programme, prevent the expansion of the disaster and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, disclose the non-representation, false or delay and not destroy the accident scene. The Government of the local population, after having received a report on the situation of mined electricity, should organize a rapid launch of the mine-electronic disaster response, based on the level of disaster. In the aftermath of the receipt of a mine-remitting report by the Meteorological authorities at the district level, there should be an immediate assignment of more than two specialist personnel for mine prevention to conduct investigations on the ground, and a mine-elect disaster identification report within three days. Surveys, identifications should be reported in a timely manner to the same-level people and to the top-level meteorological authorities. No unit or individual shall interfere with and obstruct the treatment of mine-conferencing. Article 37 should be coordinated by all relevant sectors, in accordance with the provisions of the Re-Electronic Disaster Emergency Response Profile, to expedite the processing and rehabilitation of the disaster response. More than thirty-eight people's government meteorological authorities should provide timely statistical analysis of the incidence of mine-conferencing disasters in the current administration and be made available to society. Article 39 should organize mine risk assessments for construction projects such as large engineering, priority works, explosive dangerous environments in the present administration to ensure public safety. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 40 (i) A certificate of approval for the design of mine-facilitative devices that do not meet technical standards; (ii) A certificate of eligibility for a mine-clearing device that is not required; (iii) A mine-facilitative test, specialist design for mine-clearing works, salary certificates and eligibility certificates for non-conditional units and personnel; (iv) Exhibition of misstatements, false reports or delays in the reporting of the disaster; (v) No performance of their duties as required by the mine-elected disaster response; (vi) In the context of mine-elector disaster defence, emergency response, there is a violation of the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach, with other malfunctioning and negligence. In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are converted by the Meteorological authorities of more than communes to the time limit of their authority; the impossibility of delay could be fined by more than one million yen; in the case of serious circumstances, a fine of up to three million yen; and liability under the law for loss to others: (i) There is a need for the existing construction (construction, place or facility) of a mine-clearing device, which is not installed in accordance with the time frame established by the provincial Meteorological authorities; (ii) The design of mine-facilitative devices without clearance or clearance of unauthorized construction and modification or modification of the mine design programme is not reported under the original review process; (iii) The mine-clearing device has been used for self-exploitation without the completion of the test or inspection; (iv) The failure to obtain the test of the quality of the mine-facilitative devices; (v) The mine-facilitative use unit refuses to carry out regular inspections or, if not qualified, refuses to change; (vi) Excluding the scope of their qualifications, qualification and qualification licences to the design and installation of mine-facilitative devices. Article 42, in violation of article 26 of this approach, provides that the mine-recovery body receives a false test report, which is being converted by the Meteorological Authority of the communes of more than one thousand dollars in accordance with the time limit of responsibility; in the event of a severe fine of up to three million dollars, the defence inspectorate may withdraw its mine-facilitative test qualifications by the provincial Meteorological authorities. Annex VI Article 43 |
