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(The 30th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the jewell City of 6 December 2006 considered the adoption of Decree No. 56 of 20 December 2006 No. 56 of the People's Government Order No. 56 of 20 December 2006 on 1 February 2007) Chapter I General In order to promote the development of new types of materials, to protect land resources and the ecological environment, to promote social, economic, environmental and resource coordination, and to develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Building Act. Article 2 of this approach refers to the catalogue of new wall material belonging to the State, the Province of Broad Orientale, which meets the requirements of national, local and industrial standards. Article 3 provides for the development, production, sale, use of wall materials in the administration of the city, as well as units and individuals involved in engineering planning, design, construction, construction, maintenance, and treasury. Article IV Development reforms, UNCTAD and construction should encourage and support scientific research, technology development and extension of applications for new types of materials of the wall, and should be rewarded, rewarded and rewarded for units and individuals that make significant achievements. Article 5 Article 6. Construction of administrative authorities (hereinafter referred to as the construction sector) is responsible for monitoring the management of the use of new types of wall materials in this city, which is responsible for the specific implementation of this approach. Chapter II Article 7. Where new wall material is used in construction works in this city, the production of enterprises must apply for confirmation to the administrative body for the innovation of materials in the municipal wall. Article 8. The production of industrial wastes such as coal cooking, foaming, stoves, is in line with national environmental protection requirements and new types of wall-based materials for the quality of buildings and energy-efficient standards, may apply, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, tax relief to the tax sector. Article 9. In the absence of national, local and industrial standards, corporate standards should be developed and quality technology monitoring sector clearances. The production, sale of non-product quality standards or new types of materials that are not in compliance with national, local and industrial standards are prohibited. New types of material produced by enterprises should have a product quality test. Article 10 prohibits any unit and individual new construction, alteration, expansion of an active brick production enterprise or production line. Business for the production of bricks without approval, unauthorized access, should be stopped or transferred. Real-speaking enterprises that are closed must fulfil their land reclaim obligations. In addition to special works such as the renovation of archaeological buildings, which are included in historical cultural protection, the construction works are prohibited by the walls in other construction works. All types of perimeter walls and temporary buildings are used to prohibit the use of cement material. Farmers should gradually reduce the use of live bricks and promote the use of new wall materials. Article 12 Construction units should be self-conscious of the use of new wall materials in the construction of the construction of the construction units, without any justification for the design, construction units being chosen for the use of bricks. Article 13 design units must use new types of materials in accordance with the provisions and be designed rigorously in accordance with the standards and technical protocols of new types of wall materials, in a paper showing the new types of materials used, specifications, indicators of sex and construction technology requirements. Article 14. The construction map review body shall not adopt a review of the design of non-application of new wall materials. Article 15. The construction units must be constructed in accordance with the design of map paper requirements for the use of new wall materials and in accordance with the construction technical protocols of new wall materials. All walls are constructed and dispeled by induction training. Article 16 requires the supervision of the use of new wall materials by the construction units and the implementation of the quality of the wall in accordance with the relevant technical standards and the required design documents. In the absence of the use of new wall material or quality in accordance with national and provincial, municipal provisions, the PAE shall not agree with its use in construction projects. Article 17 Quality Technical Monitoring Unit oversees the quality of products produced by enterprises. Article 18 Article 19, the Agency for the Exploration of Materials of the Wall shall enhance its oversight of the use of new wall materials in construction works, identify quality issues in inspections and inform relevant units such as the construction of quality oversight bodies in a timely manner, in accordance with their responsibilities and in accordance with the law of the offence. Article 20 Designation of construction works, construction does not provide for the use of new wall materials, and shall not be involved in the selection of excellence in the design of engineering awards or quality engineering awards. Article 21 provides technical guidance for the development, production, use of materials for new types of walls and strengthen relevant advocacy, outreach and training. Chapter III Fund management Article 2 The construction units for new construction, expansion and alteration of construction works, prior to the start-up of the construction work, must contribute to the special fund for new types of wall material in accordance with the criteria established in the construction planning licence. The construction unit has received a licence for the construction of a new wall material. Article 24 provides for the specific collection of the Special Fund for New Types of Wall Materials. Article 25 The construction unit shall apply for nuclear tests to the Authority for the Exploration of Materials of the Wall, which shall be completed within five working days from the date of receipt of the construction unit's application and be recorded as the basis for the return of the special funds for new wall material. Within 60 days after the completion of the work of the main subjects, requests for the repatriation of the special funds should be submitted to the Authority for the Exploration of Materials of the Wall in a timely manner, as well as the following information: (i) Refund of the application form from the earmarked funds. (ii) New types of nuclear test material. (iii) Receives for special funds. (iv) The acquisition of the original certificate of the new type of wall material. (v) Report on the work inspection of the main structure. Article 26 Upon receipt of requests from the construction unit and information from the Authority, the liquidation of the special fund for the construction shall be completed within 15 working days and, in accordance with the provisions below, the liquidation process for the special funds advance payments. (i) All construction works (basic components) are provided for the use of new types of wall material and 100 per cent of the earmarked funds are returned. (ii) The proportion of the use of new types of wall material is more than 90 per cent or less than 100 per cent, and the receipt of the earmarked funds has returned to 90 per cent. (iii) The proportion of the use of new types of wall material is greater than 80 per cent or less than 90 per cent, and the receipt of the earmarked funds has returned to 80 per cent. (iv) The proportion of the use of new types of wall material is greater than 70 per cent, and 70 per cent is returned to the earmarked funds. (v) The proportion of the use of new types of wall material is more than 50 per cent less than 70 per cent, with the return of 50 per cent from the earmarked funds. (vi) The proportion of new types of wall material is less than 50 per cent, with no return to the earmarked funds. Article 27 (i) The proportion of use of new wall materials is less than 50 per cent. (ii) The late application for the return of the earmarked funds. (iii) The internal and external walls have wiped out the difficulty of ascertaining the use of new wall materials. (iv) Use of unconfirmed new wall material. Article twenty-eighth funds entrusts the relevant units with the payment rate of two per 1,000 per 1,000 per 1,000 per person in the actual escrow of the country, which is calculated by the same financial sector from the earmarked funds included in the Fund's budget. No units or individuals shall be allowed to change the specific funds for new types of walls, expand the scope of the collection, raise standards or reduce, dispense and disburse the special fund for new wall material. Article 33 Funds for the collection of new types of wall material should be used to harmonize the Governmental Fund-specific instruments produced in the provincial financial sector. Article 31 Funds for new types of wall material are Government-specific funds and must be fully donated into local national banks and incorporated into local financial budgets. Article 32 Specific funds for new types of materials must be earmarked, including: (i) The introduction, construction, expansion and rehabilitation of new wall material production line projects. (ii) Forecast material innovations and buildings, demonstration project studies and extensions. (iii) Science, technology and new product development and diffusion of wall materials and buildings. (iv) Awareness-raising, training, research and information exchange of material on the wall and on the administration of justice in the construction section. (v) Removal fees. (vi) Other expenses related to the renovation of materials of the wall and the availability of construction. Article 33 quantification, use and management of new wall material funds should be subject to oversight in the financial, audit and construction sectors. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 34, Construction units use new wall materials that do not have product quality standards or do not meet national, local and industrial standards in construction construction works, which are converted by sector-building orders and fines of over 3,000 dollars. Article XV, in violation of article 9 of this approach, produces, sells products that are free of product quality standards or are not in compliance with national, local and industrial standards, which are sanctioned by the quality technical supervision sector, the business administration sector, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 36, in violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides for new construction, alteration, expansion of the artimeter production enterprise or production line, which is punishable by the construction sector in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations; approval of new construction, alteration, construction, expansion of an active brick production enterprise, invalidity of the document, damage caused by the approval authority, and administrative disposition of the direct responsible person and other direct responsible personnel, in accordance with the law; and criminal liability. Article 337, in violation of article 10, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of the scheme, is vested in the State of the land and is punished in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 338, construction units, in violation of article 12 of this approach, are converted to a sectoral order and fine of over 3,000 dollars. In violation of article 13 of this approach, the design unit is restructured by a sectoral responsibility and is fined by over 3,000 dollars. Article 40. The construction map review body, in violation of article 14 of this approach, is being restructured by the construction sector and fined by over 3,000 dollars. Article 40 states that the construction unit is in breach of article 15 of this approach and is rectified by the construction of a sectoral responsibility and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars. In violation of article 16 of this approach, the institution of the institution was restructured and fined up to 3,000 dollars. In violation of article 23 of this approach, construction units do not pay for the self-excise work of the specialized funds, which is mandated by the construction sector to stop the construction of the earmarked funds, which are not paid by the date of the lag, receive a five-year lag from the date of lag. Article 44, in violation of article 29 of this approach, is being modified by the time limit for the treasury of the city's financial sector; is not reformulated by the municipal financial sector to recover the earmarked funds owed; and administrative disposal of the responsible person directly responsible and other direct responsibilities is provided by the law by its units or by the parent authority. Article 42 establishes a department, a body of administrative bodies for the modernization of materials, and staff from other relevant departments, in violation of this approach, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, negligence, and administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; and criminal liability by law. Article 46 may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law by the parties with respect to administrative penalties imposed by the administration. Chapter V Article 47, which came into force on 1 February 172. |
