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Suzhou Underground Cultural Relics Protection

Original Language Title: 苏州市地下文物保护办法

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(The 60th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sus State of 29 June 2006 considered the adoption of Decree No. 91 of 4 July 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 91 of 4 July 2006 (effective 1 September 2006)

Article 1 regulates the conduct of archaeological investigations, exploration and excavations, protects the safety, integrity and integrity of the material and expropriations below, and develops this approach in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property of the People's Republic of China, the Soangang Province Regulation.
Article II. Protection of objects under the administrative area of the city (with water, below) applies.
Article 3. The executive authorities of the city, the district level are responsible for the protection of the material in the present administrative area.
Article IV shall seek the views of the administrative authorities of the author prior to the process of the approval of the relevant executive branch in the following areas:
(i) The historic cultural archaeological cities (Susang, often known, under the same conditions), the archipelag, the city's gates, and the sites of the Sud State;
(ii) The scope of protection of historical cultural neighbourhoods and villages, which are registered or planned;
(iii) The planted area below;
(iv) The historical cultural creativity area of over 3,000 square meters outside this article (i), (ii) and (iii) and the area of construction of more than 5 million square meters outside the history culture city;
(v) Other legal, regulatory and regulatory protection areas.
When the selection of construction works in the areas listed in Article 5 is issued, the relevant administration should inform the construction unit of the request of the administrative authorities to organize the archaeological survey, exploration.
Article 6 archaeological surveys, explorations and extractives should be borne by professional units with archaeological qualifications.
Article 7
(i) The establishment of an administrative authority delegated by the construction unit to select the archaeological professional unit, which shall inform the construction units of the selected archaeological professional units and their leading teams responsible for the archaeological project;
(ii) The construction unit will choose its own professional unit to conduct the archaeological professional unit and submit the selected archaeological professional units as well as the lead teams responsible for the project.
Article 8. Construction units shall enter into archaeological surveys, exploration agreements with selected archaeological specialized units, which shall include:
(i) Examination of specific locations, areas and scope of exploration;
(ii) archaeological surveys, time frames for exploration, funds;
(iii) Protection measures and technical readiness for the protection of cultural property that may occur;
(iv) Confidential provisions;
(v) Other issues requiring clarification.
In the period from 7 days of the conclusion of the agreement, the administrative authorities of the author should be reported. Article 9.
After having received reports from the administrative authorities of the material, a timely departure should be made to the site and, within 7 days, to respond accordingly to the facts:
(i) The discovery of general objects, which can be recovered through field clearance;
(ii) The identification of important material or important cultural remains, with the existence of natural damage to dangerously unnecessarily needed to carry out the searching process by the administrative authorities of the material, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and with the signing of additional agreements by the construction units and the archaeological professional units, for presentation of the administrative authorities of the material;
(iii) The identification of important cultural remains, with significant protection research values, archaeological investigations, exploration terminals, and protection of the sites.
Article 10 produces, constructs indigenous material, which is the result of non-archaeological investigations, exploration, exploration and extractive of artefacts, such as exposures to natural grounds, and is an incident of exclusivity.
Article 11. Incidents of various types of sudden-onomy, any unit and individual should protect the site and report immediately on local objects, the public security sector. Materials, the public security sector should immediately launch a rapid response mechanism to deal with events in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 12
(i) It was found that general material was cleared by the organization of the archaeological professional force by the author's administrative authorities. Construction, construction units should be aligned with the archaeological clean-up. The construction and construction units should be informed by the administrative authorities in a timely manner by the cleaning operation;
(ii) Upon site clearance, the author's administrative authorities are of the opinion that there is a need to conduct archaeological investigations, exploration or seizures, and that construction units should be informed in a timely manner and that they conduct archaeological investigations, exploration or saving exhumations in accordance with this approach.
The archaeological professional unit, after having received the archaeological mission or social reports from the administrative authorities of the material, should organize forces on a timely basis to carry out their missions and, in accordance with the normative requirements, to find that important material should be reported in a timely manner.
Article 13. The public security sector, after having received reports of a sudden-onset incident, should immediately be removed from the site and protected on the ground. In the event of a critical situation, such as theft, the chewing of the earth, effective measures should be taken in a timely manner to halt and recover the loss of the ground. The administrative authorities should be transferred in a timely manner for the discharge of the material.
Article 14. The media should verify the relevant information before they receive information on the occurrence of exclusive events.
Article 15. archaeological cases shall not be made public in the course of the archaeological investigation, exploration and excavation.
Article 16 Professional units shall, within 7 days of the archaeological investigation, exploration, exploration and seizure of exhumations, be required by a normative requirement for the archaeological survey, exploration, extractive reports, within 30 days of the report and the administrative authorities of the Turkish list of objects, and transfer all submissions to the national property collection units designated by the administrative authorities of the material.
Article 17 The administrative authorities of the material shall, in accordance with the archaeological survey, exploration and extractive reports, deal with a written notification of the construction unit within 7 days.
The identification of important cultural remains requires the implementation of the protection of the place of origin, and sectors such as material, planning and etc. should be jointly negotiated protection measures to inform the Government of the people at the district level. More than the people at the district level should assist in the protection process, in accordance with protection requirements, by entrusting construction units to adjust their construction programmes in a timely manner.
Article 18 units or individuals with the following monuments are recognized or rewarded by the Government of the people at the district level or by the administrative authorities of the material:
(i) It is found that the material is submitted in a timely manner or delivered to protect the material;
(ii) In cases where the material is at risk of jeopardizing the material;
(iii) Significant contributions in the conduct of the archaeological survey, exploration and extractive work;
(iv) There has been a notable contribution to the fight against criminal acts by protecting human beings.
Article 19 violates the provisions of this approach, which stipulate that the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have been penalized.
Article 20, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases is converted by an order of responsibility of the administrative authorities of the material, which is subject to a fine of up to 1,000 dollars:
(i) The construction unit has not been able to submit the case to the administrative authorities of the author after its own choice of the archaeological professional unit;
(ii) The construction unit entered into an archaeological survey with the selected archaeological specialized units and the exploration agreement was not submitted to the administrative authorities of the material.
Article 21
(i) The archipelagic waterways, which are referred to in the rivers of the city and in the archaeological city (including the pond River of the city of Sus State, the pond River);
(ii) The archaeological walls, the city's gates, which refer to the walls of the city during the history of which the surfaces are exposed, the city's monuments and the city's gates that have been visited;
(iii) Sustained sites, which refer to the south-west region of the city of Sus State, the tenth of the streets, the east of the veterans and the route of the road;
(iv) The area of hidings below refers to the range of historical cultural developments that have been identified and published, the preservation of rich archaeological cultural sites, the burial of archaeological graves.
Article 2