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(Summit meeting of the Government of the South Kyoto City on 14 June 2005 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 239 of 21 June 2005 on the People's Government of South Kyoto City, which came into force on 1 August 2005) Chapter I General Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations that guarantee the implementation of energy efficiency legislation, regulations and regulations in the Republic of China, in accordance with laws, regulations, such as the Energy Act of the People's Republic of China, the Water Resources Regulations of the Province of Southern Sudan. Section II of this approach refers to the monitoring of energy production, use, operation units and other relevant units by the competent authorities and their subsections of the people's government at all levels, as well as to monitoring compliance with the law, regulations, regulations and standards of the enforcement of energy festivals by law. Article 3 allows inspection and application of this approach in the executive area of the city. Article IV of the city Economic Commission is the competent authority that can be inspected under this section, whose subsections are specifically responsible for the implementation of the Section. Districts and district sections are responsible for monitoring within the jurisdiction. All relevant sectors of the city should be able to monitor their work in a synergistic manner, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Section 6 allows the inspection authority and section-enable inspection agencies to carry out their activities without charge to the inspection units. Sections should be included in the financial budget. Article 7. Any organization and person who violates the laws, regulations and regulations of the Section shall be entitled to report to the competent organ of the Section or to the supervisory body. Sections of competent authorities and section-enable inspection bodies should publish the telephones and confidential the reportingers. Chapter II Article 8 (i) In the study on the feasibility of a fixed-term asset investment project, information on the thematic arguments on reasonable use, the design and construction of fixed-term asset investment works projects (after) related to energy efficiency policies, reasonable use standards and the implementation of the regulation that can be designed; (ii) To stop the production, use, operation of products and equipment for phase-out of national orders, and the use of State-specific products and equipment in design by design units for the purpose of phase-out; (iii) The establishment and implementation of energy measurement management, energy measurement management, energy consumption statistics and the energy use analysis system; (iv) Emphasis on the establishment of energy management systems by energy-efficient units, the establishment of dedicated energy management personnel and priority-consuming equipment operators to receive energy-efficient education, training and periodic reporting on energy utilization; (v) Implementation of sectoral energy-efficient quotas and energy efficiency standards developed by national, provincial energy management; (vi) Useable product production, implementation of product energy efficiency markings and energy efficiency indicators; (vii) Confidentiality of the falsification or intrusion of products; (viii) The absence of mandatory service delivery, expansion of service projects or unauthorized enhancement of service charges; (ix) Other provisions of laws, regulations and regulations. Article 9 (i) Law, regulations, regulations and regulations in the promotion section; (ii) Supervision of compliance with the law, regulations, regulations and regulations of the inspectorate; (iii) To receive reports; (iv) To deal with violations by law; (v) Other oversight responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations. Article 10 allows inspection personnel to exercise the following functions when they are inspected by law: (i) Explore the persons concerned, record, audio; (ii) Access, reproduction or reproduction of relevant information; (iii) Examination of workplaces using units, videos and photographs on the sites; (iv) To request the inspectorate to provide, within the specified period, a written response on the issues concerned; (v) To put an end to, redress violations of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations; (vi) Other powers conferred by law, regulations and regulations. Section 11 allows the authorities or subsections of inspection bodies to carry out inspections beyond their functions, and is authorized by the inspectorate. Sections should perform their duties in accordance with the law and shall not disclose the commercial secrets of the inspectorate. Chapter III Section 12 Section holders must be familiar with the laws, regulations, regulations and standards of energy availability, with the corresponding operational capability and, as prescribed, subject to administrative law enforcement qualifications. Section 13 allows inspection agencies to carry out their inspections and shall notify the inspectorate in writing of the time, content and requirements to be carried out in advance of 10 days. Article 14 has one of the following cases, where the competent authority or section of the inspection body can carry out prompt inspections: (i) Emphasis on the significant changes that can be achieved by the major energy-efficient equipment, production processes or energy consumption structures for technical adaptation or other reasons; (ii) To receive reports or, through on-site inspections, to find that the competent units are suspected to be capable of violating the law; (iii) Whether the useable units that are converted by a legal order are expected to meet the requirement for change at the time; (iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations and regulations. Article 15. The inspectorate shall cooperate actively, in accordance with the requirements of a section-based authority or a supervisory body, without denying, impeding the monitoring and concealing of facts, without concealing, destroying and storing evidence. The inspection units should provide the necessary samples and test conditions when inspection of the energy-efficient indicators in the production and marketing process is conducted. Article 16 may be sent to the inspectorate within 15 days of the end of the supervision of the Section. Article 17 is subject to an objection by the inspectorate to the inspection reports and may apply for review in writing, within 15 days of the date of receipt of the section-based inspection report. The competent authority for the receipt of the application or the sub-mission inspection body shall arrange for review within 30 days of the date of receipt and inform the requesting unit of the review. Article 18 is subject to inspection by the inspectorate, which is modified by the time limit of the responsibility of the Section competent authority or section-less inspection body, which is generally not exceeding six months. There is a need to extend the period of change, and the extension request should be submitted by the inspectorate within 15 days prior to the expiration of the deadline. The competent authority or section of the inspection body shall decide within five days of the date of receipt of the extension request. The extension shall normally not exceed six months. Section 19 allows the competent authority or section of the inspection body to detect violations committed by the inspectorate in the course of the inspection, but does not fall within the scope of the investigation by the competent authorities and shall be transferred to the competent organ in accordance with the law. Chapter IV Corporal punishment Article 20 consists of one of the following acts, punishable by a competent authority or by an inspection body entrusted to it: (i) In violation of article 15, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the refusal to provide information and information, the time limit being changed and the impossibility of delay could be fined by 1000 dollars; (ii) The inspectorate is inspected by a lack of qualifications and, within the time period specified, has no reasonable grounds to reject the change and to give warning that the circumstances are serious and could be fined by €500,000. Article 21 was rejected by the inspectorate and obstructed access to scrutiny by the Section competent authorities or by their supervisory bodies, and was warned; the denial of correction could be subject to a fine of up to 5,000 dollars; and the violation of the Regulations on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China was dealt with by the public security authorities in accordance with the law. Article 2 allows the competent authorities and the Section to monitor the enforcement of sanctions and shall, within the scope of the penalties set by this approach, establish specific criteria for the imposition of sanctions, in accordance with the facts, circumstances and the extent of the offence. Article 23 allows inspection of staff members to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, and criminal responsibility is lawful. Article 24 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply for review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Chapter V Article 25 |
