Key Benefits:
(Act No. 58 of 22 December 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 58 of 22 December 2006 on 1 February 2007) Article 1 promotes the development of economies of economy based on the People's Republic of China Act on Saving Energy, the Water-Energy Regulations in the Province of Sustainable Region and the San Oriental Energy Control Scheme, in line with the practice of this city. Article 2 Article 3 allows inspection to be impartial and open, upholding the principles of integration, education and punishment of services. Article IV, the economic trade sector of the city, the district and district, is the administrative authority within this administrative area responsible for the supervision of sections within this administrative area, with the specific responsibility of the supervisory body, and other sectors should be able to carry out the related section inspections in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 enables the executive authorities to publish in a timely manner advanced information on energy efficiency and to promote new products, new technologies, crafts and new equipment. Section 6 (i) The establishment and implementation of energy efficiency responsibilities, energy management systems and related measures, as well as the implementation of energy efficiency education, the organization of participation of associated personnel; (ii) Fixed asset investment projects (including new construction, alteration, expansion projects, with the same) can be assessed and reviewed; (iii) In the design and construction of fixed-term asset investment projects (after) in relation to energy efficiency policies, reasonable use standards and the implementation of regulations that can be designed; (iv) When large-scale equipment is new, updated or renovated, the approval is reviewed by section; (v) Production, sale, use of products and use of energy-efficient equipment for phase-out of national and provincial orders; (vi) Implementation of the provisions of quotas such as integrated energy consumption, the depletion of unit products and the depletion of major equipment; (vii) Quality of energy supply; (viii) The establishment and implementation of energy measurement management, energy consumption statistics and energy use analysis systems; (ix) Use of energy-efficient products for the implementation of energy efficiency standards and related energy efficiency markings, marking systems; (x) Accreditation of products; (xi) The use of fuel and heat networks produced by biomass resources, and the integration of bio liquid fuels in the marketing system in line with national standards; (xii) Information on energy use testing, testing, assessment, etc. (xiii) Use of energy-efficient technical measures; (xiv) Other cases provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article 7. The executive authorities shall prepare and organize implementation plans. The energy inspection plan should be presented to the top-level administrative authorities. Section 8 allows inspection to be carried out either on-site inspection or in other ways. Article 9 states that: (i) Sections should provide for field inspections; (ii) Significant changes in the ability of the inspectorate to deal mainly with equipment, production processes or energy consumption structures; (iii) An on-site inspection of fixed asset investment projects; (iv) There is a need for field monitoring of the energy use of the inspection units; (v) The need for an on-site recognition of the implementation of corrective measures by the inspectorate; (vi) In accordance with the reporting or other means, it is found that the inspectorate is suspected to violate the laws, regulations, regulations and standards of the Section; (vii) Other cases provided for by law, regulations and regulations. Article 10 shall be carried out jointly by more than two inspectors to present administrative law enforcement documents and communicate the contents, modalities and specific requests to the inspection units. Section 11 allows administrative authorities to carry out field inspections, and field inspections should be produced. The inspection notice should be confirmed by the actual record of the time, place, content, participation in and on-site inspection, as well as by the head of the inspectorate or the ombudsperson of the inspectorate; and the refusal to sign, the inspection officer should indicate in the inspection note. Article 12 allows for a written inspection, and the inspectorate shall report on the state of energy use or other relevant information, in accordance with the inspection elements and time requirements established by the administrative authorities. No provision has been made, either by an administrative officer responsible order or on-site inspection. The following measures may be taken when the inspectors are able to carry out their inspections: (i) To request the inspectorate to provide monitoring-related documentation and information, if available and replicated; (ii) To request the inspectorate to explain and clarify the issues covered by the inspection; (iii) Subject to the need for video or photographs on equipment, facilities, etc., involving process processes, subject to the consent of the inspectorate; (iv) Monitoring the energy use of the inspected units, as required; (v) Other measures under laws, regulations and regulations. Article XIV is subject to an objection by the inspectorate to the monitoring findings that have been made in the course of the inspection. The inspection units require recalculation and should be reviewed by the corresponding quality energy use monitoring body. The review shall not be carried out by the same body. The review concluded that the inspection unit's objections had been established and that the cost of the review would be borne by the administrative authorities in a cost-neutral manner; it was not established and the cost of the review was borne by the inspection unit. Article 15 allows inspection to detect violations by the inspectorate or other violations of the provisions of the Section, which are punishable by law by the administrative authorities, ordering the inspection opinion and ordering the measures taken by the inspectorate to reform the deadlines. The executive authorities should follow up on the implementation of the book of inspection and promote implementation. Article 16 should be restructured by the inspection unit in accordance with the time period specified in the letter of inspection. There is a need to extend the period of change, and the inspection units should submit requests for extension in writing within 10 days prior to the expiration of the deadline, and the administrative authorities should make decisions that are permitted within seven working days from the date of receipt of the extension request. Article 17 shall be subject to inspection by an inspector in conjunction with a section capable of monitoring under the law and shall not refuse or impede the normal conduct of inspection. Section 18 will be able to monitor after the end of the inspection, and the administrative authorities should form a section-based inspection report. Section-based inspection reports should include time, location, content, modalities, treatment of violations, reorientation or improvement of the implementation of observations. Any unit or individual who commits an offence or any other violation shall be entitled to report and complain to the administrative authorities. Sections should be processed within 15 days of the date of receipt of the report or the complaint and will be processed in a timely manner to the reporting person or the complainant. Sections should be made available to the administrative authorities for the publication of the telephone and for the confidentiality of the reporting person. Article 20 gives incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions to the reportingers providing major linears and evidence in the investigation of major offences. Article 21 allows administrative authorities to identify violations committed by the inspectorate, but they are not entitled to be processed and should be transferred to the competent department for processing or making recommendations for processing. Section II allows inspection personnel to benefit from or otherwise from the oversight units, which may affect impartial inspection. According to the inspector, the section should be avoided by the inspector, which could be presented in writing or orally to the administrative authorities and justified. The evasion of personnel can be inspected by the main heads of administrative authorities. Article 23 allows the executive authorities to carry out the supervision of the section without charge to the inspectorate. Sections are included in the same financial budget. Sections of administrative authorities and sections of inspection personnel shall not engage in activities that affect the operation of inspection. Article 24 was denied by the inspectorate to be inspected in accordance with the law, by warnings from the administrative authorities that the time limit was being changed; and by law, penalties were imposed by the law. Article 25 was warned by the fact that the inspectorate had not justified the relapidation within the prescribed period of time and that there was a serious fine of $3000. Article 26 allows administrative authorities and sections of inspection personnel to be administratively disposed of in accordance with the law, which constitutes an offence and to hold criminal responsibility under the law: (i) Disclosure of technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate; (ii) The use of the job for the benefit of illegality; (iii) The charges against the inspectorate in violation; (iv) Operational activities that can be inspected by impact sections; (v) Other offences and grave consequences. Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 February 2007. |
