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(Adopted by the 36th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 11 November 2005) Chapter I General Article 1 enhances the management of seismic monitoring activities, enhances the capacity to monitor earthquakes, effectively mitigate earthquakes, protects the lives and property security of citizens, and develops this approach in line with the Regulations on earthquake monitoring and regulations and regulations. Article 2, this approach applies to the planning, construction and management of seismic monitoring networks within the administration of this self-government area, as well as to the protection of earthquake monitoring facilities and earthquake observation environments. Article 3. Governments of more than the population at the district level should incorporate seismic monitoring into the economic and social development planning of their nationals at this level and include specific planning such as basic construction, cause development, science and technology development, and focus projects. Article IV. The authorities of the Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region are responsible for the planning of the entire regional seismic monitoring cell, the building and operation of the Autonomous Region's seismic monitoring network, the collection of information on the whole area of earthquake monitoring and the monitoring of seismic monitoring. The municipalities, district-level people's governments are responsible for the management of the seismic work sector or institutions responsible for the construction and operation of the current seismic monitoring network (stays, points) and the transmission of seismic monitoring information and the management of the surveillance of earthquake monitoring within the Territory. Chapter II Planning and construction of the earthquake monitoring network Article 5 Article 6. The Autonomous Region-level seismic monitoring network is primarily tasked with monitoring of earthquakes and construction activities in the administrative region of this self-government region and its surrounding areas. The city, the district seismic monitoring cell network is mainly tasked with monitoring the earthquake and construction activities in the Territory and its surrounding areas. The dedicated seismic monitoring network and powerful surveillance facilities are primarily tasked with monitoring of earthquakes and construction activities in the context of the safety and security of the construction of the earthquake. Article 7 provides for building funds and operation of the Autonomous Region-based earthquake monitoring network and the municipal, district earthquake monitoring network, in accordance with the principle of harmonization between the rights and the rights of the property, to be borne by the self-government zone and the municipal and district levels of finance. The dedicated seismic monitoring network, the construction of powerful surveillance facilities and operation funds are vested in the construction units. The following Article 8 construction projects should be developed with dedicated seismic monitoring networks: (i) More than 100 metres of dam, more than 5 billion cubic metres, and may be tempted to work in hydro and hydropower stations with more than five earthquakes; (ii) In the area of earthquake-focused surveillance, water banks and hydroelectric plants that may have destructive earthquakes other than the previous provision; (iii) Significant construction works, such as oilfields, mines, oil-chemicals, etc., that may trigger serious natural disasters after earthquake destruction. The building units should report on the construction of the network of specialized seismic monitoring stations to the competent authorities of the Government of the Autonomous Region. The following construction work shall be established with robust surveillance facilities: (i) Nuclear power stations; (ii) Large dams of large-scale hydro or hydroelectric plants; (iii) The bridge of more than one kilometre or single-kone to more than one half m; (iv) Launchta; (v) High-level buildings with more than 100 metres. The construction units should inform the authorities of the Government of the People's Government of the seismic work in the autonomous self-government area of the establishment of a robust surveillance facility. Article 10 The entire regional seismic monitoring cell network should be designed by specialized design units, and the equipment and software used must be in line with the technical requirements for earthquake monitoring by the authorities of the self-government region. The design of the regional seismic monitoring cell network should be organized, with the relevant expert evaluation; the authorities of the self-government area should guide the design and construction of the network of the regional earthquake monitoring cell. Article 11 encourages, supports the use of abandoned oil wells, mines, exploration drilling, holes and human defence works to monitor earthquakes. The owner or manager of the property rights of the abandoned facility shall provide free information on the geological and construction of the facilities and enter into a written contract with the user units. Chapter III Article 12. The dedicated seismic monitoring network and powerful surveillance facilities are managed by construction units, and the construction units may also be delegated to other professional technical agencies. Article 13 provides for free sharing of information resources under the Regional earthquake monitoring cell network. The management units of the entire regional earthquake monitoring network should inform the authorities of the Government of the self-government of earthquake monitoring information in a timely manner, as required. The authorities of the Government of the self-government in the area of earthquake should conduct quality inspections and ratings of seismic monitoring information sent throughout the region. Prohibitions forgery, deletion and damage to original observation data are prohibited. Article 14. The authorities of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region in the area of earthquake should strengthen operational training for earthquake-monitoring staff and increase their professionalism. Chapter IV Protection of earthquake monitoring facilities and seismic observing environments Article 15 In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant administrative authorities, such as public security, land-use resources, urban and rural-urban construction planning, cooperate with the management of seismic activities or institutions to monitor the protection of the seismic environment. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the environment of earthquake monitoring facilities and seismic observation in accordance with the law, and to report to the local people's Government or to the relevant authorities on environmental hazards, damage to the earthquake monitoring facility and seismic observation. Article 16 states that the authorities of the population at the district level are responsible for the management of the sectors or institutions involved in the earthquake and should report on the distribution of seismic monitoring facilities in this administrative area and their scope of protection, report on the local people's Government and inform the counterparts, development and reform, national land resources, urban and rural development planning, environmental protection. The local people's Government should make the place of seismic monitoring facilities in this administrative region and their scope of protection available to society. Article 17 protects signs of the Autonomous Region's seismic monitoring network and the specialized seismic monitoring facility, established by the authorities of the Government of the Autonomous Region with the relevant sectors such as public security. The protection signs of seismic monitoring facilities at the city, the district seismic monitoring cell are established by the municipalities, district-level people's governments that are responsible for the management of seismic activities, or by agencies, such as public security. The variety of protection symbols is harmonized by the authorities of the Government of the Autonomous Region with regard to earthquakes. The protection mark should indicate the scope and requirements of the earthquake monitoring facility and seismic observation for environmental protection. Article 18 builds new construction, expansion, alteration and construction in the context of earthquake observation of environmental protection, and construction units shall obtain prior consent from sectors or institutions that are responsible for the management of earthquakes by the Government of more than the people of the district. There was no agreement that the planning authorities for rural and urban development of the Government of the same people would not have a nuclear choice. The construction units should submit written requests to the authorities or institutions responsible for the management of earthquakes at the district level to submit the material; the departments or bodies responsible for the management of earthquakes should make written observations with agreement or disagreement within ten working days. The construction, expansion, alteration and construction work should avoid endangering the earthquake monitoring facility and the earthquake observation environment, and indeed cannot avoid causing harm, and construction units should be built upon the requirements of the sectors or institutions responsible for the management of earthquakes by the Government of the people at the district level or the new establishment of seismic monitoring facilities that are equal to the original stations. The additional requirements for the establishment of anti-interpret facilities or the establishment of new seismic monitoring facilities are borne by the construction units. Article 20 provides units or individuals that cause temporary interference with seismic monitoring facilities within the context of earthquake observation of environmental protection and shall be communicated to the authorities or institutions responsible for the management of seismic activities in advance of fifteen days; departments or institutions responsible for the management of earthquakes shall take appropriate measures to the extent of interference, with the costs incurred by units or individuals that cause interference. Article 21 prohibits the occupation, removal and damage of the following seismic monitoring facilities: (i) Instruments, equipment, devices and buildings of the seismic cell (stay, point); (ii) earthquake monitoring signs; (iii) The holes, observations wells for earthquake monitoring; (iv) Electrical, water supply and mined facilities for earthquake monitoring; (v) The seismic monitoring cell network centres, secondary stations and remote sites; (vi) earthquake surveillance of specialized wireless communications frequency, correspondence and communication facilities. Article 22 prohibits: (i) Distinctions, mining, fossil, drilling wells, pumping water and water in the context of earthquake observation of environmental protection; (ii) The establishment of non-linear signal launch devices, the conduct of aggressive operations and the re-engineering campaign in the context of monitoring environmental protection; (iii) To pave the metal pipeline within the context of the environmental protection of electromagnetic observations, electrical cables, magnetic objects and the installation of high-FM electromagnetic radiation devices; (iv) Incentive operations within the context of geospatial observation of environmental protection; (v) Contingency and filling of garbage and sewerage within the context of environmental protection in underground streams; (vi) Obstacles or unauthorized mobile seismic observatory markings in the vicinity of observation lines and observations. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 23, in violation of article 8, paragraph 9, of the present approach, has been changed by a department or agency responsible for the management of seismic activities at the district level or by the Government of the more than 10,000 people. Article 24, in violation of article 10 of this approach, provides that the equipment and software used by the seismic monitoring cell is not in accordance with the requirements for seismic monitoring by the authorities of the people of the self-government in the area of seismic activity, which is being restructured by the authorities of the self-government area, and rejects the correctness of fines of up to 10,000 dollars. Article 25, in violation of the present approach, contains one of the following acts, by a department or agency responsible for the management of seismic work by more than 1,000 people at the district level or by a body responsible for the cessation of the offence, the restitution of the status quo or other remedies, and in the event of a serious fine of up to 100,000 dollars. (i) Construction, expansion, alteration, damage to the earthquake monitoring facility or the seismic observing environment, without prior consent of the law and corresponding measures; (ii) Where construction activities are carried out, the establishment of additional anti-interpret facilities or new seismic monitoring facilities has resulted in damage to earthquake monitoring facilities or earthquake observation environments. Article 26 has one of the acts listed in article 21, article 22, and has been warned by the authorities or institutions responsible for the management of earthquakes at the district level by the authorities of the more than 2,000 people, with a fine of up to €20,000 for the unit, resulting in loss and liability under the law. Article 27, in violation of the provisions of this approach, does not carry out oversight responsibilities by the Government of the more than the people of the district or agency responsible for the management of the earthquake, found that the offence is not investigated or abused its functions, is committed to defending itself, invoking private fraud, giving administrative treatment to the competent and other persons directly responsible; constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility under the law. Annex VI The following wording in this approach is meaning: (i) seismic monitoring facilities, which refer to observation, storage, processing, transmission of specialized equipment, subsidiary equipment and related facilities for earthquake information; (ii) The earthquake observation environment, which refers to the whole range of factors that guarantee the normal functioning of seismic monitoring facilities; (iii) Regional seismic surveillance networks, which refer to the network of all self-government zone-level seismic monitoring stations (sites, points), municipal seismic monitoring networks (including municipal, district professional seismic monitoring networks, stations, sites and macro-region networks, flood alert networks), specialized seismic monitoring networks (including water banks, power stations, oil fields, mines, etc.), social seismic monitoring stations (points), powerful surveillance facilities. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 1 January 2006. |
