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(Summit No. 52 of 15 June 2005 of the People's Government of San Sussi Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 178 of 17 June 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 178 of 17 June 2005 on the application of 20 July 2005) Chapter I General Article 1 guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of electrical enterprises and electricity users in order to preserve the electricity order and the safety of electricity grids, and in accordance with the People's Republic of China Electricity Act and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, to develop this approach in conjunction with this province. Article II applies this approach to the prevention and detection of theft within the territorial administration. Article 3 of this approach refers to the use of the following secret or other unwarranted means, for purposes of unlawful possession of electricity: (i) Authorize access to electricity for electricity or other units, personal electricity and electricity facilities; (ii) To circumvent electricity for electricity-efficient electrical devices; (iii) Constraints for the use of the electrometering devices sealed by the measurement body; (iv) The intentional damage to electricity-efficient electricity for electrical enterprises; (v) The intentional use of electrometering devices in the use of electricity is not acceptable or nullified; (vi) The use of theft electric power; (vii) Other methods for theft of electricity. No unit or individual may in any way steal electricity; no coercion, means, assist others in theft or transfer to others; nor shall the manufacture, sale and supply of the stolen electrical devices. Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the unity of leadership in the prevention and detection of theft, support the authorities and units involved in theft of electricity under the law, and take effective measures against interference and obstruction of theft of electricity in accordance with the law. Article 6 The relevant sectors, such as public security, business and custodial, should be guided by their respective responsibilities by the power management to maintain the power order in accordance with the law, to identify and combat theft. Article 7. Electrical management should be provided by law with electrical supervisors in accordance with work needs. The power inspector is entitled to stop and detect theft of power within the statutory responsibilities and competences. The electrical inspector should present administrative law enforcement documents when carrying out the oversight mission under the law. Article 8. Electronic enterprises may establish electrical inspection bodies, in accordance with their work needs, with qualified electrical inspectors and check-ups, inspection agents. The use of the electrical inspector shall not be less than two persons in accordance with the law's access to the electricity user's inspection, and the user will present the EPS. Electrical users should cooperate with the inspection of electrical inspectors without undue refusal. Chapter II Prevention of theft Article 9. Electrical management, electricity-for-going enterprises should advocate to electricity users about the harmful effects of laws, regulations and theft. Electrical enterprises should use advanced science and technology and equipment to prevent theft. Electrical companies should be assisted by electricity users in preventing the re-establishment of electricity technology. Article 10. Electable businesses should strengthen the internal management of enterprises, increase inputs and inspection of theft, and strengthen the legal education and vocational ethics education for workers and prevent the use of electricity by internal workers. Any unit or person in Article 11 has the right to sue and stop theft. Electrical management and electricity-based enterprises should establish telephones to encourage the entire society to report on theft. To report theft, it should be kept confidential, and the evidence is valid, and the electricity industry should be rewarded. Chapter III Article 12. When the electrical inspector conducts oversight inspections, it is entitled to access information on the implementation of electricity laws, regulations and regulations to electricity suppliers or electricity users and to access inspection on the ground. When the electrical inspector performs its official duties, the inspectorate or the individual should receive the inspection. Article 13 Electors found in the course of inspection that electricity users had theft or were suspected of theft of electricity, which could collect the relevant evidence of theft under the law and report to the source-owned electricity industry, to be processed by the electricity-for-going company or to the public security authorities. In the inspection, ITU confirmed that electricity users had the power to be stopped. Article 14. Power management shall be admissible within five working days: (i) To be addressed by the electrical enterprise; (ii) The user or the other; (iii) Staff found in this sector; (iv) Transfers by the superior or other sectors. Article 15. The power management shall investigate and collect relevant evidence in a timely manner and, according to the circumstances, make the following decisions in accordance with the law: (i) Removal of power by failing to determine theft; (ii) The fact of theft is clear and the evidence is not a crime and administrative sanctions decisions are taken; (iii) The transfer of public security authorities in accordance with the law to the extent that they constitute penalties for the administration of justice or criminal punishment. Article 16: The quality technical supervision sector and the business administration sector should, within their respective responsibilities, check the production and sale of the stolen electric devices; and transfer to public security authorities in accordance with the law of the case of the sale of power devices or other units, personal reports of theft devices; Article 17 requests for assistance from public security agencies in the areas of electricity management, business, quality, etc. and in the manufacture of electricity should be assisted. In cases such as theft, production and marketing of electric devices transferred to the electricity management, business and treasury sectors, public security authorities should be treated in a timely manner by law. Article 18 (i) Prior notification; (ii) No significant loss of equipment and physical injury; (iii) Does not affect the public interest of society or jeopardize public safety; (iv) Does not affect the normal use of electricity by other users. Electrical users may appeal to electricity management for disruptions of electricity by electricity suppliers for theft. The power management that receives a complaint should make a decision to restore electricity within three days. Article 19 Electors who are interrupted for electricity use in addition to electricity and default and are subject to administrative penalties shall be restored to normal electricity within 12 hours. For objective reasons such as the availability of electricity, electricity cannot be restored in a timely manner, and electricity-for-business should clarify and take effective measures to remove them as soon as possible. Article 20, without the consent of the ITU, has been taken to transfer electricity to the licensor who was interrupted for electricity, which is entitled to interrupt the supply of electricity for the transferee, and the transferee should assume the cost of default on the supply. Chapter IV Determination of theft Article 21, theft of electricity, according to the following methodology: (i) On the supply of electricity or other units, personal electricity, electricity and electricity facilities, unauthorized access to electricity, and theft of electricity is calculated using the quantity of private-handling equipment (kilocated with thousands of kwa) for the actual use of time; (ii) Theft of electricity in other ways, with the purchase of electric power in the form of a pyrethroid (for a limited-movable movable movable load), the capacity referred to in the movable levies of the movable movable levies, which are based on the actualft of electricity. The price of theft is calculated on the basis of the identification of theft and theft hours. The price of theft cannot be ascertained, the number of stolen days is calculated at least 180 days, and the daily hijacking of users is calculated at 6 hours, and the daily price of other electricity users is calculated at 12 hours. Article 23 sets the price threshold for theft, which is implemented in accordance with the criteria approved by the State or in the province (including the replacement price). The amount of the stolen electricity is calculated using the electricity price at the time, according to article 21, article 22 of this approach. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 24 imposes a fine of up to five times, and constitutes a crime and is criminally criminalized by law, in order to put an end to the violation by the power management at the district level. In addition to the penalties provided in the preceding paragraph, it should also be administratively disposed of by its superior authorities or by the administrative inspectorate of the principal and direct responsibilities, and be made public by the authorities at the district level of electricity. Article 25 is one of the following acts, which is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the power management at the district level and fined by $500: (i) To encourage theft of electricity by others; (ii) The transfer of electric technology to others; (iii) To facilitate theft of electricity by others. Article 26 Production, sale of electric devices, which is responsible for the discontinuation of the offence by the higher-quality technical supervision department at the district level or more in the sector of business administration at the district level, and for fines of up to $300,000. Article 27 uses violence, threats and means of impeding the prevention and detection of theft of electricity by administrative law enforcement officials, electrical inspectors, and is punishable by law by public security, the judiciary. Article 28: The power management and the electricity-for-go enterprise administrative law enforcement and electrical supervisors have one of the following acts in the prevention, detection of theft, which should be treated in accordance with the law, and which constitutes an offence and are criminally criminalized by law: (i) Toys negligence and abuse of authority; (ii) The use of job facilitation requests and the illegal collection of property by other persons to provide conditions for theft of electricity; (iii) Use of job facilities for theft. Article 29, which causes damage to electricity facilities or damage to the physical, property security of others, must immediately cease violations and compensate for damages in accordance with the law, constitute criminal liability. Theft of power is not protected by the law because of theft of electricity. Annex VI Article 33 |
