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(Act No. 84 of the People's Government Order No. 84 of 5 July 1999 published in accordance with Order No. 111 of 28 June 2004 of the People's Government of the Municipalities of the House, as amended by Decision No. 111 of the Order No. 111 of 28 June 2004 on the Abolition, Revision of Partial Government Regulations) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the protection and improvement of the agricultural environment, the fight against environmental pollution and ecological damage in agriculture, the savings and rational development of agricultural resources, the promotion of sustainable agricultural production and socio-economic development, in line with the provisions of the Law on Agriculture of the People's Republic of China, the Law on Environmental Protection of the People's Republic of China. Article II describes the agro-environment environment as an integral part of natural factors affecting subsistence and development in agriculture, water use in agriculture, agro-industry. Article 3. Governments at all levels should incorporate agricultural environmental protection into national economic and social development plans, develop and implement policies and measures to improve the agricultural environment and be responsible for the quality of the agricultural environment in the Territory. The requirements for environmental protection in agriculture are included in the financial budget at all levels and require increased inputs every year, in accordance with the economic development of agriculture and the environmental protection of agriculture. Article IV. The municipal, district agricultural administrations, under the guidance of the administrative authorities for environmental protection, are responsible for the environmental protection of the agricultural environment in the Territory and organize the implementation of this approach. The relevant executives, such as technical supervision, land, forestry, water conservation and construction, are governed by their respective responsibilities to protect the environment in agriculture. Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect the agro-environment and have the right to investigate and prosecute pollution and damage to the agricultural environment. units and individuals that make significant achievements in the protection and improvement of the agricultural environment are recognized and rewarded by all levels of government. Chapter II Oversight management Article 6 Agricultural administrative authorities prepare agricultural environmental protection planning in accordance with the conditions of the agricultural environment and incorporate environmental protection planning in the city, which is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the report. Article 7. Agricultural administrative authorities should conduct regular advocacy for the protection of the agricultural environment, guide technical training, technical advice and technical services for environmental protection in agriculture, and guide the prevention and governance of agricultural production for environmental pollution in agriculture. Article 8. Agricultural administrative authorities should strengthen the construction of agricultural environmental protection monitoring institutions. Agricultural environmental monitoring institutions should be governed by the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, including environmental monitoring networks, responsible for monitoring the agro-environment environment in the current administration area, and the monitoring data provided could serve as a basis for agricultural environmental protection efforts and surveys to deal with ecological pollution accidents, disputes. Article 9 projects that have a direct impact on the agricultural environment, and environmental impact reports submitted by construction units (statements) shall be submitted to the executive authorities of environmental protection, after prequalification from the agricultural administration. Agricultural environmental protection facilities in construction projects must be designed in parallel with the main works, accompanied by construction and simultaneous production, and when completed, agricultural environmental protection facilities should be collected at the same time and with the participation of agricultural administrative authorities. Article 10 units and individuals that cause or may cause environmental pollution and damage to the agricultural environment must take immediate and effective measures to remove and mitigate harm, promptly notify units and individuals who may be harmed and report to the agricultural administrative authorities, the environmental protection administration authorities to receive investigations. Agricultural administrative authorities have the right to monitor pollution and damage to the agricultural environment, and to deal with accidents and disputes in agro-environmental environments in the relevant sectors. Chapter III Protection and prevention Article 11. Protection of agro-environment is the principle of prevention and integration. Governments at all levels should actively develop eco-agriculture and implement integrated agro-environmental governance that severely affect the normal livelihoods of crops and human health, and improve the quality of the agricultural environment. Article 12 focuses on agro-industries such as vegetables, biomass and, on a regular basis, the authorities of the agricultural sector set up position monitoring networks to monitor and evaluate environmental pollution of farmland and agricultural products. Conditional units may also establish monitoring networks in the area of concentration of agricultural products, with the consent of the agricultural administration authorities. Article 13 strictly controls on the spread of urban pollutant sources to rural areas and the construction of serious projects in rural areas. There should be time-bound governance for units that exceed the criteria. The Government of the people who have made a deadline for governance decisions is responsible for their closure. Article 14. There is a need to release and deal with solid waste other than farmland, with the consent of landowners and users, to report to the local land administration sector for approval by law, to the same-level environmental protection administrative authorities and to take measures to prevent leakage, loss, diffusion, etc. Urban garbage and cement as fertilizers must be in line with national standards. Article 15. Instructions of industrial wastewater and urban sewerage to farmers must be consistent with the prescribed emission standards and ensure that the water quality of their current irrigated irrigated water spots is consistent with the agricultural field's irrigation water quality standards. Emissions of industrial wastewater directly to farmland and urban wastewater should be in line with agricultural land irrigation quality standards. Agricultural environmental monitoring institutions should organize regular monitoring to communicate water quality to irrigation water units and individuals. It prohibits the dumping of garbage, residues, oils, pyrethroids, and nutrients. Article 16 Releases of atmospheric pollutants such as toxic gases, dusts, must take effective measures to prevent contamination of the agricultural environment. Article 17 units and individuals dealing with agro-industry products and livestock breeding should be treated in an environmentally sound manner, avoiding or reducing pollution and damage to the agricultural environment. Article 18 Use of pesticides should be in compliance with national regulations relating to the safety, reasonable use of pesticides, and prevent contamination of agricultural products, in accordance with the prescribed pharmacies, the number of medicines used, the use of drug methods and the safe interval. Hygiene, high-toxic pesticides shall not be used to combat hygienic pests and shall not be used for vegetables, cranes, tea and poisoning. The agricultural sector should be published and disseminated to States to prohibit and limit the use of pesticides. The production of pesticide residues is prohibited for agricultural products that exceed the standard. The destruction or limitation of the use of toxic substances for agricultural products that are tested for toxic toxic substances exceeds the prescribed standards. Article 19 rationalizes the use of chemical substances and plant babies such as fertilizers, farming, and promotes the use of organic fertilizers and fertilizer technologies, the timely recovery of farming, hazardous waste, and the prevention, reduction of the contamination of soil and agricultural products by agrochemical substances. Article 20 encourages the production of undocumented agricultural products. Agricultural administrative authorities are responsible for the production management of non-violent agricultural products and organize testing of the toxic material content of agricultural products. Article 21 prohibits the use of animals such as hunting, killing State and provincial, municipal demonstrably protected for agricultural crops, veterinary and profit pest, and protects their habitat and breeding sites. Chapter IV Corporal punishment In violation of this approach, urban garbage, humidation, which is not in accordance with national standards, is used as fertiles by the agricultural administrative authorities or by the agricultural environment monitoring body for the period of time being converted to fines of over €2000,000. In violation of other provisions of this approach, the relevant sectors, such as agriculture, environmental protection, are punished in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that damage to the agro-environmental environment should be excluded and losses of units or individuals directly damaged. Article 24, in violation of the provisions of this approach, causes major agricultural environmental pollution accidents, which constitute crimes, and is criminally liable by law. Article 25 Agricultural environmental monitoring managers abuse their duties, play negligence, favouring private fraud, are subject to administrative disposal by their units or the relevant authorities; constitute crimes and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Chapter V Article 26 |
