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(Adopted by Order No. 297 of 11 December 2006 of the People's Government of the Northern Province of Lake Great Britain and Northern Ireland) In order to enhance the management of man-made weather events, the full development of the use of air water resources, the defence and mitigation of meteorology, ensuring the safe and efficient functioning of man-made weather activities, the development of this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act and the National Department of State's Labour Impact Management Regulations. Article 2 engages in man-made weather activities within the administrative areas of this province and should be respected. Article 3 of this approach refers to activities aimed at avoiding or mitigating meteoral disasters, rationalizing the use of climate resources, artificially affecting the physical, chemical processes of the Department's atmosphere by means of science and technology, in appropriate conditions, for the purpose of increasing rains, increasing snow cover, habeas corpus, furthering, rains, dispelling. Article IV, artificially affecting weather work is a public good cause. More than the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership and coordination of man-made weather-affected weather efforts by including man-affected weather causes in the same-level national economic and social development planning, integrating the financing of the cause required for the conduct of man-made weather-affected weather events, basic construction funds and operational earmarked funds into the same fiscal budget. Article 5 above-level meteorological authorities, under the leadership of the people at this level and the parent-level meteorological authorities, are responsible for the management of man-made weather impacts within the present administration. Sectors such as development and reform, science and technology, finance, public security, safe production management, communications, flight control, insurance and related military bodies should work in conjunction with the work of artificially affected weather, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Meteorological stations should provide, in a timely manner, meteorological detection information, information, forecasts required for the implementation of man-affected weather operations. The relevant sectors, such as civil affairs, agriculture, water, hydrology, and forestry, should provide, in a timely manner, information on the flood, hydrology, fire and so forth, needed to implement artificial weather operations. Article 6. Units engaged in man-made weather activities must have the following conditions: (i) A legal personality. (ii) There are a number of artificially affected weather operators who are required to obtain accreditation. Each high-volume artillery is equipped with at least four and at least three qualified operational personnel for each rocket launch device. (iii) There are command centres, operational technology systems, management systems and regulations that guarantee the safe and effective implementation of artificially affected weather operations. (iv) Basic operating equipment necessary for the implementation of man-made weather operations in line with national mandatory technical standards and infrastructure consistent with the relevant security requirements. (v) Communications tools with the manually affected weather operations command centre and flight control sectors. (vi) In line with other conditions set by provincial meteorological authorities. units that are not in accordance with conditions are prohibited to engage in artificially affecting weather activities. Article 7. Persons engaged in man-made weather operations may carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations when they are trained by provincial meteorological authorities, evaluated and qualified. Work plans should be developed for man-made weather work. The work plan on man-made weather impacts was prepared by more than zone meteorological authorities, followed by the approval of the Royal People's Government. The manual weather-impact work plan for no meteorological authorities (markets, zones) is prepared by the top-level meteorological authorities. The units engaged in man-made weather activities may, at the request of the user, carry out dedicated services under the law, subject to the fulfilment of the mandate of a public-health-related work plan approved by the Government. Article 9. The establishment, movement and withdrawal of the area of man-made impact on weather operations is made available by the meteorological authorities of the districts (markets, zones), the establishment of the area (states) to the provincial meteorological authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions, in particular through the direct application of wireless communications or computer networks, which are determined by provincial meteorological authorities with the flight control sector. The identified artificial impacts of weather operations are not subject to unauthorized change. Article 10 shall apply for operating spaces and operating time limits prior to the implementation of artificially affected weather operations. The use of high-radio, rocket-launching devices, and the use of fire launch devices to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations is carried out by the location meteorological authorities to apply airfields and operational time frames to the flight control sector. There is a need to implement artificially impact weather operations across districts (markets), municipalities in the establishment area (states) and to apply airfields and operational time frames to the flight control sector by the top-level meteorological authorities. Using aircraft to carry out man-affected weather operations, the provincial meteorological authorities apply to airfields and operational time frames for the flight control sector. The air area and operational time frame apply for the non-approval of the operation. The prohibition goes beyond the approval of airfields and time-bound operations. After having received instructions from the flight control sector to stop shootings, it is essential that airborne fire operations be stopped immediately. Article 11 requires the following conditions for the application of a man-made impact area and operational time frame: (i) Adequate weather conditions; (ii) Examine the existence of good technical conditions for the identification of operating equipment; (iii) Command, operational personnel are in place; (iv) Operating points and operating areas are populated areas without significant facilities and high buildings; (v) The integrity of the operational command system and the accessibility of the communications system; (vi) Proclamation has been given in advance to the location and time of man-made weather events and to the local public security authorities. The list of persons using high-launch artillery, rocket-launching devices to carry out man-made weather-affected weather operations has been transmitted to local public security authorities by the location's meteorological authorities; (vii) Improved security response measures. Article 12 Labour-related weather fixed operational points should be equipped with standard artillery banks, temporary ammunition banks, artillery units, terminals and basic living facilities to secure communications. Article 13. The launch device and ammunition that affect weather fixed operating points shall not be stored in the same treasury, and shells, rockets shall not be stored in the same treasury and transport must be consistent with the relevant national provisions. During the manual impact of weather operations, the shells stored in the temporary ammunition bank should not exceed 200, and the rockets should not exceed 20, with the assistance of the military, the local population armed. Article 14. The implementation of artificially affected weather operations must strictly implement the security regime, operational norms and operating protocols to ensure operational safety. The units carrying out manually affecting weather operations should establish accident emergency scenarios and be carried out prior to operations; security accidents in operations should be organized immediately and reported on the people's governments and senior meteorological authorities. The units involved in manually affecting weather operations should be subject to physical accidental injury insurance for personnel who are carrying out the work of the physical impact. Article 15. The implementation of artificially affected weather operations units shall record time of operation, place, quantity of warheads and operational weather events, scientific assessments of the effectiveness of man-made weather operations and the timely submission of operational technical summaries, effectiveness assessment information and operational information to provincial meteorological authorities on a standard basis. Article 16 provides for the acquisition of equipment such as manoeuvres, artillery, shells, rocket launch devices, rockets, fires and corresponding launch devices, catalysts, etc., to be reported by the operational meteorological authorities, with the consent of the equivalent people's Government, by the provincial meteorological authorities to organize procurements in accordance with national regulations. Any organization and individual individuals are prohibited from buying, possessing, transferring artificially affected weather-specific equipment. A manually affecting weather operations equipment shall not be used for activities that are not linked to artificial weather impacts. The annual screening of equipment, such as high-launching, rocket and fire launch devices, catalysts, etc., which are artificially affecting weather operations is carried out by provincial meteorological authorities. The inspection is still not able to meet the required technical standards and requirements. Article 18 is not subject to annual screening, vacation of annual inspections, high-launch artillery, rocket and fire launch devices, catalysts and equipment that have exceeded the period of effectiveness, rocket fires, fires, fires and fires, and cannot be used for artificial weather activities. The Government of the people at all levels shall protect, in accordance with the law, the environment and specialized facilities that affect weather operations. Any organization or individual shall not intrus the place of operation and shall not undermine the destruction and unauthorized movement of persons affecting weather operations equipment and facilities. Article 20 violates the provisions of this approach by providing for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations. Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized purchase of artificially affected weather-specific equipment, warnings by provincial meteorological authorities to stop their use. Article 22, in violation of this approach, imposes on the premises, damage and unauthorized movement of persons affecting weather operations equipment and facilities, which are being converted to warning by the authorities of more than the district, causing loss to be liable under the law, which constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law. Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is to be administratively disposed of by the unit or the superior authority; constitutes an offence and criminally liable by law: (i) Organization of commanders and staff who perform artificially affecting weather operations to perform negligence and loss of time; (ii) The absence of a declaration of artificially affecting weather operating conditions resulting in losses; (iii) Individuals that do not have a manual impact on weather operations and engage in manually affecting weather operations; (iv) The introduction of man-affected weather operations at unauthorised artificially affected weather operations; (v) The use of non-annual inspections, inadequacies of annual inspections, high-radio, rocket and fire launch devices, catalysts, and shells, rockets, fires, fires and fires that have exceeded the effective period. Article 24, in violation of this approach, organizes the commission of artificially affecting weather operations resulting in casualty accidents, which are criminally criminalized by law by the competent authorities, the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities. Article 25 |
