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Shenzhen City Life Garbage Disposal Fee Collection And Use Management

Original Language Title: 深圳市城市生活垃圾处理费征收和使用管理办法

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(Act dated 17 October 2006 No. 158 of the Order of the People's Government of Chihens, which came into force on 1 January 2007)

Article 1 promotes the cycle of economic development in order to improve the quality of urban garbage treatment, to improve the urban ecological environment, to build resource-saving and environmentally friendly cities, and to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Economic Promotion Regulations of the Sanghentic Economic Zone and the relevant legal regulations.
Article 2
Urban garbage, as described in this approach, refers to solid waste generated by units and residents in urban areas in everyday life or in the provision of services for the daily lives of cities, as well as to the inherent waste of urban garbage, in accordance with the provisions of laws, administrative regulations.
The garbage treatment referred to in this approach refers to the costs incurred in the use of burning, buried or other technical means to deal with urban garbage.
Article 3. The urban administration sector (hereinafter referred to as the city administration sector) is responsible for guiding, overseeing the collection of garbage charges across the city and specifically organizing the collection of garbage charges within the area.
The treasury area, the city administration sector (hereinafter referred to as the commune) are responsible for the organization of garbage treatment fees within the area.
The sectors such as financial, material prices should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article IV. The city, the zone sector may entrust water suppliers or other units with garbage payments for their users.
Article 5 is charged by the municipal, regional and municipal authorities, and a written entrustment agreement shall be concluded with the distributor. The commissioning agreement should include the following:
(i) The name of the commissioning unit and the outgoing unit;
(ii) Feed projects, standards and deadlines;
(iii) Standards for the cost of processing;
(iv) Procedures for distributing funds from the garbage processing fees;
(v) The obligation to collect fees from generation to generation;
(vi) Other agreed elements.
Article 6.
The market price sector may determine the discount criteria in the light of the established fee criteria.
Article 7. The municipal authorities determine the fees for treatment of garbage for different users within the special area in accordance with charges or discount criteria.
The Government of the people of the Rollary Zone has determined that different users within the scope of the Convention are charged with garbage charges in accordance with charges or discount criteria.
Article 8
Article 9. Families with minimum living guarantees, as well as welfare institutions, nursing homes, persons with disabilities, are exempted from payment of garbage.
Families or units that apply for exemption from the payment of garbage processing fees are validly certified to the municipal, district and municipal authorities for procedures.
When the relevant procedures are handled by the municipal, district and municipal authorities, households or units that are exempt from the payment of garbage shall be informed in writing of the units.
Article 10 deals with garbage expenses incurred in accordance with this approach and shall be paid in full and in full. The financial sector should establish exclusive management of garbage charges, with special funds.
No department or unit shall be permitted to deceive and defuse the garbage.
The prior garbage disposal fee is not sufficient to cover actual requirements for the treatment of garbage, partly due to municipal financial subsidies in the special area, and financial subsidies in the area.
Article 11. The garbage charges are payable to the authorized units.
The charges are returned by the financial sector to the receiving units in accordance with the standards set by the Government.
Article 12 pays the standard for the treatment of garbage for the garbage units, which has been clearly agreed upon by the exclusive agreement, and with the approval of payment criteria by the financial sector with the urban administration sector, the price sector.
Article 13 garage treatment units shall declare garbage charges in accordance with actual garbage disposal.
The municipal, regional and municipal administrations should, within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the application, make the garbage disposal and payment criteria available for garbage disposal, and report on the clearance of the municipal and district financial sectors.
The financial sector should complete the review within five working days and disburse the garbage processing costs to the garbage handling units.
Article 14. The garbage disposal unit shall report on the treatment of garbage in a quarterly manner, on the use of garbage disposal, on a written basis, and on the zone.
Article 15. Electing units shall not conceal, inter alia, retention, seating and misappropriation, in accordance with the payment of garbage payments made by them.
Article 16 Financial services should strengthen the financial management of garbage charges and ensure dedicated and timely payment.
Article 17 State organs, entrepreneurship units, other organizations and residents have not paid garbage charges as prescribed, paid by the municipal, regional and municipal authorities for a period of time; outstanding payments have not been made at the date of payment of three lapse payments. Unpaid 60 days later, the municipal and district administrations apply for enforcement by the courts.
Article 18