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(Adopted at the 17th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sus State, held on 31 October 2003, No. 43 of the People's Government Order No. 43 of 22 November 2003 and published effective 1 January 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to enhance fuel management, regulate the operation and use of gas, guarantee social public safety, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of flammable users and operators, develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article II applies to the planning of gas development within the city's administration, the construction of fuel works, the production, sale, use, the protection of fuel facilities, the sale, installation, maintenance and associated management activities. Article 3 of the State of Sus State's Municipality is the Authority responsible for the implementation of this scheme; its associated flammatory management is specifically responsible for the day-to-day supervision of fuel in the city. In accordance with the provisions of this approach, the flammatory administrative authorities established by the communes and the U.S. and the Government of the People's Republic of the Länder are responsible for monitoring the management of gas in the current administrative area and are operationally guided by the municipal hydrocarbon administrative authorities. Various sectors such as planning, construction, urban governance, public security, safety and production supervision, quality technical supervision, business, transport, environmental protection, prices, are implemented in collaboration with their respective responsibilities. Article IV. The establishment (flammable) inspection body at all levels is entrusted by the same-level flammatory administrative authority responsible for the inspection of the fuel industry in the present administration. Article 5 Chapter II Planning and construction Article 6 Article 7. Urban construction should be accompanied by the construction of fuel facilities in accordance with gas development planning. High-level homes should be equipped with gas pipelines. The civilian construction fuel facility should be designed in parallel with the main works, along with construction and inspection. Article 8. New construction, alteration, expansion of fuel works should be in line with flammable development planning, in accordance with national, provincial and municipal procedures and requirements for construction, and in accordance with the relevant procedures for the review of competences of the flamm engineering design. (i) Over 1,000 (1000) cubic metres of fuel works, which are responsible for the provincial flammatory administrative authorities; (ii) Inflation works with a total stock of 1000 cubic metres, which are responsible for the municipal flammatory administrative authorities; (iii) Purchase works, hydride oil gas (hereinafter referred to as hydride) bottlenecks, hydro hydride supply stations are vested with the territorial flammatory administrative authorities. Article 9. The design, construction shall be undertaken by the appropriate design, construction units and in accordance with national technical standards and norms. The designs, construction units outside the city's administration must be commensurate with the qualifications, registration procedures for the provincial flammatory administrative authorities, and referrals to the municipal gas administration authorities. Article 10, after the completion of the design of the fuel works, is reviewed by the flammatory administrative authorities with the relevant sectors and experts. No construction shall be carried out without review or review. Article 11. The construction of fuel works should be carried out with quality monitoring and supervision. Article 12 Without national standards, it should be in line with industrial standards or local standards. Following the completion of the work of Article 13, the construction units should organize the receipt of the relevant departments and experts in accordance with the provisions. Emissions of qualified manual gas plants, storage sites, gas storage stations, conferencing stations, suples, automotive stations, etc., can be used by provincial or municipal flammatory administrative authorities when they use licences for nuclear fuel engineering facilities in accordance with the provisions. Emissions of eligible liquid bottlenecks can be used by the location's flammatory administrative authorities for a nuclear supply licence. Article 14. The licence for the use of the flammable engineering facility shall be subject to the following conditions and shall be submitted to the corresponding certificate: (i) The fuel engineering facility is in line with the provisions of the Town Mitigation Design Guidelines and the Building Design fire Prevention Code, and has completed the clearance process with municipal flammatory administrative authorities; (ii) Special equipment such as stress containers have licences for the safe supervision of the use of special equipment management; (iii) Accepted by public safety firefighting agencies; (iv) Facilities operation and management are trained in professional positions and are eligible for induction; (v) There are sound systems for the operation of the security management system, safe operating protocols and emergency relief advances. The following conditions should be met: (i) A standard fixed-point facility; (ii) Facilities that are in compliance with standards of hydrocarbon measurement, firefighting and security protection; (iii) There are security management systems such as sakage, fire prevention and detonation; (iv) A system of business that is in compliance with the provisions; (v) There are security managers and qualified professional service providers in the relevant functional sectors. Article 15 Use of licences for fuel engineering facilities for a period of five years. During the period of effectiveness, the facilities use units should be reviewed by the end of December each year by regular test material on the annual operation of the facility and the facility. After the expiry of the period of effectiveness, the use of units will require the continuation of the use of the fuel engineering facility, which shall, within three months prior to the expiry of the time of the licence, request for an exchange of evidence to the licensee and, after the examination of the eligible certificate. Article 16 provides for an effective period of four years. During the period of effectiveness, the hydride bottlenecks supply stations must participate in annual inspections organized by the flammatory administrative authorities. Failure to participate in the annual prosecution or in the absence of an annual inspection is not qualified and the period of time has been changed; it is still unqualified or modified to write its gas licence. After the expiry of the period of effectiveness, the hydride bottlenecks will need to continue operating, and a request for an exchange of evidence shall be submitted to the licensee within three months prior to the expiry of the period of effectiveness of the licence, and a new certificate shall be transferred after the examination of the eligible licensee. In the course of the day-to-day management and supervision process, municipal flammatory engineering facilities that are not in compliance with the conditions of safe production should be deemed to be responsibly. The conditions for safe production are still not available after the delay in renovation or rehabilitation, and the licence for its fuel engineering facilities should be cancelled and the use of the fuel engineering facility shall be stopped. The use of licences for fuel engineering facilities is a provincial nuclear launch and is governed by the law by the provincial flammatory administrative authorities. Chapter III Article 18 The municipal flammatory administrative authorities are entrusted by the Government of the Municipalities responsible for the implementation and regulation of the fuel licence operating system within the city's administration. Article 19 Prior to the promulgation of this approach, the production of fuel and the sale of business should be subject to a licence. Article 20 may be granted by tendering, commissioning or other means prescribed by law, regulations and regulations. Article 21, the flammatory administrative authority shall publish the content of the licence operation, the region, the duration, the award. The solicitation shall be made public at the same time. The following basic conditions should be available for enterprises applying for the right to relicate. (i) The legal registration of corporate citizenship. (ii) A good bank trust and financial situation with funds that are adapted to the scale of operation. (iii) There are required security managers and professional technical personnel. (iv) The corresponding eligibility of key job personnel. (v) There are viable business programmes. (vi) Enterprises engaged in fuel production should also have the following conditions: Facilities such as standard production, purification, storage, transmission of fuel and gas quality testing, fuel measurement, fire safety protection, environmental protection, etc. The ability to sustain and stabilize the production of fuel in line with the standards; There are protection management systems for fire detection, fire prevention and fire safety. (vii) Enterprises engaged in fuel sales should also have the following conditions: Facilities such as standard storage, packaging, transport, reloading of fuel, firefighting, security protection, etc. A stable and standard source of fuel; There is a protection leakage, fire prevention, fire safety management and fuel sales services system; There are fixed marketing fuel services. (viii) Other necessary conditions under the laws, regulations. Article 23, Supply bottlenecks must be established at the supply level. The hydro bottlenecks supply stations must be established either by a flammable sales company that obtains a licence to operate. Article 24 provides that flamm operators must be trained in professional positions in the relevant functional sectors, such as safety supervision, labour security, and that post-qualification certificates are given. Article 25 Article 26 provides for the supply of new hydrothermal gas fuel for civilian sources, which must be validated and approved by the provincial authorities of flammable gas. Article 27 (i) Instructions for units that do not obtain a licence or for a licence, personal supplies for the sale of fuel, or instigation for their generation; (ii) Existence in fuel operations beyond the scope of the licence operation; (iii) Refession, alteration, rent, borrower and transfer of certifications, documents issued by the flammatory administrative authorities; (iv) To supply liquid gas directly to hydrate steel bottles; (v) Use more than the test period or test of unqualified liquid bottles; (vi) Forced users to purchase flammable devices or to purchase fuel equipment at designated locations; (vii) To refuse, obstruct the supervision, inspection, by law, of the relevant sectors; (viii) Violations of national regulations on measurement, transport of dangerous goods; (ix) Damage to fuel market order and other violations of security management provisions. Chapter IV Article 28 Emerging sales enterprises should provide users with quality, safe fuel products and facilitation, normative services. Emerging sales companies should establish user files, enter into a supply contract with users, clarify the rights and obligations of both parties, and inform the users in writing about the use of knowledge in fuel safety and guide the safe use of fuel by the user. It was observed that users should be discouraged, stopped and stopped in violation of safety-use gas provisions, and that corrective observations should be made. Article 29 Emerging sales companies should publish 24 hours of service searches and telephone calls, and user-provided telephones should be kept in a timely manner. In the case of fuel leakage, it should be done immediately and safely. Article 33: Emerging users should use fuel in the right and safe manner and prohibit the following acts: (i) The installation of fuel equipment directly on the fuel pipeline; (ii) Theft or conversion of gas; (iii) Oriental access to pipelines for fuel use or changes in fuel use; (iv) Removal, installation, re-engineering of gas metrics and fuel facilities; (v) The use of two or more independent fuel sources, including fuel, in the same room; (vi) The use of fuel in bedrooms; (vii) Violations of the right and safe use of fuel. Article 33 Emissions shall be made by a flammable user. For a period of four months, more than two written contributions by a flammable sale enterprise could be discontinued. Emerging sales enterprises should be charged against projects and price charges approved by price authorities. Emerging users have the right to refuse and report on fees that are not required. Chapter V Article 32, which is sold and used in this city, must be inspected by the quantifiable flammable body and has a production licence mark, number, production plants, product qualifications, safe use of statements, and the important ministry should have a clear warning signal. Elected civilian fuel machines have been detected, and the municipal flammatory administrative authorities regularly publish the catalogue of sales to society. No unit or individual may be sold, using a non-product licence mark, a certificate of eligibility for products, a statement of non-safety use, and a fuel tool not included in the sale catalogue. Article 34 Production, sale of gas equipment should be established or entrusted with the establishment of maintenance points in the sale area and equipped with the full-fledged components required. Article 35 installation of fuel equipment, the maintenance of businesses must obtain the installation, maintenance of business certificates issued by municipal flammatory administrative authorities, and the installation of fuel equipment, the maintenance of business certificates and the maintenance of business certificates to the local business administration sector for registration procedures. Article XVI provides for the installation and maintenance of the enterprise quality certificate: (i) Fixed places, communications tools adapted to the scale of operation; (ii) More than four persons with professional technical qualifications, such as engineering, economic, accounting, are not less than 2 personnel in the engineering series; (iii) The installation, maintenance and operation personnel that are adapted to the scale of operation; (iv) The installation, maintenance of equipment, tools and detection of instruments that are essential; (v) Improved security management and normative service systems. Article 37 installation and maintenance of active personnel in the construction, maintenance and maintenance of fuel equipment must be trained by the municipal flammatory management to obtain a job certificate issued. Article 338 provides an effective period of five years for the installation and maintenance of enterprise qualifications. During the period of effectiveness, the installation and maintenance of fuel machines must take part in annual inspections organized by the municipal authorities. Failure to participate in the annual review or the annual inspection is not qualified, the duration of the period of time has been changed; the failure to renovate or reclassify was still unqualified and the write-off of the installation, maintenance of the enterprise qualifications certificate. After the expiry of the period of effectiveness, the installation and maintenance of a fuel device will require the continuation of the installation and maintenance of the operation, and an application for an exchange of evidence shall be submitted to the licensee within three months prior to the expiration of that period for the benefit of the review. Article 39: The installation and maintenance of a fuel device shall not include: (i) The annual inspection of unqualified enterprises and the continued installation and maintenance of operations; (ii) Constraints, alterations, rentals, borrowings and transfer of corporate qualifications; (iii) No authorization from the production plant and unauthorizedly engaged in the maintenance of the relevant brand flammators; (iv) The installation of fuel equipment in accordance with national-related standards and norms or the installation of materials and components that are not in compliance with national standards; (v) Authorized mobile gas measurements and pre-scheduled facilities; (vi) Non-acquired testing of qualified certificates after installation or testing; (vii) Constraints and related products by the user to buy the manufacture of the enterprise or by its designated fuel equipment; (viii) The recruitment of undocumented personnel for the installation and maintenance of operations; (ix) Other acts that violate the installation and maintenance requirements of fuel agents. Article 40: Persons engaged in the installation and maintenance of fuel equipment are one of the following cases: (i) End the installation and maintenance of operations for more than one year; (ii) In violation of standards, norms for installation and maintenance; (iii) Fraud users, incest charges; (iv) At the same time, two or more construction and maintenance enterprises are engaged in the installation of maintenance; (v) In the name of the individual, the installation and maintenance of the fuel machine. Chapter VI Article 40 Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the gas facility; to stop and report acts of destruction, theft of fuel facilities and other hazards against the safety of fuel facilities. Article 42 provides for the safety of fuel facilities, fuel agents or users and is subject to inspection in the relevant sectors. Emerging users should be responsible for the custody and repair of fuel facilities in their rooms, and flammable businesses should be responsible for maintaining, rehabilitating and updating within the specified time frame. Article 43 prohibits any unit or person from: (i) Inclination with the bottlenecks of hydride, or emissions of gas, residues; (ii) Removal of the original manufacture mark, test symbols and bottles; (iii) Gas, sketches, severing, exposure to liquid steel bottles, or storage of liquid steel bottles in closed counters; (iv) Removal or repair of the bottlenecks of hydro, fuel mediators, flammators and pre-empts to open or close public valves on fuel pipelines; (v) Authorize mobile gas measurements and pre-scheduling facilities or alterations, relocations, dismantlement, damage to fuel facilities and their markings; (vi) The installation of equipment such as hydrothermal and air conditioners, which are fuelled by plumbing or entrusting units with non-exclusive certificates; (vii) installation of fuel pipeline facilities in bedrooms; (viii) Concrete construction, alteration, construction or construction of buildings or structures within fuel facilities or safe distances, paved the pipeline, blocking or top-up operations, exhumation, pitation or plant cultivation; (ix) Removal or fuel-prone items at fuel facilities, dumping or release toxic, harmful and corrupt substances to fuel facilities; (x) Damage to fuel facilities and other acts that endanger fuel safety. The construction of buildings, constructions within the safe distance of the fuel facility endangers public safety, which is dismantled by law by the relevant authorities and are covered by units or individuals in conflict with the law. The construction of the fourth article, which is new, modified and expanded, may affect the safety of fuel facilities, the construction of units or construction units shall be based on consensus with the flammable business and take the corresponding safety protection measures and report back to the flammatory administrative authorities. The construction of the construction unit caused damage to the fuel facility and should be responsible for compensation and rehabilitation. The construction of a new, modified, expanded construction project in article 42 requires the alteration, relocation, removal or enhancement of a security protection facility, with the consent of the flammatory administrative authorities and with the establishment of units taking the appropriate remedial measures with the flammable business enterprises, with the costs borne by the construction units. Article 46 of the Article 46 (i) Strict implementation of national technical standards and protocols and the establishment of a security management system. (ii) The establishment of the management of the operation, maintenance and repair of fuel facilities and the provision of dedicated security managers. (iii) The development of prefabrication cases of accidental accidents in fuel facilities to ensure that the accident occurred quickly organized theft. (iv) After the construction of the gas facility, the establishment of a uniform and clear ground safety alert marking; the provision of protective measures and the setting of clear markings for the flammable facilities that are vulnerable to a vehicle or exogenous collision. (v) Regular inspections of fuel pipeline facilities and timely maintenance. (vi) A minimum inspection of fuel user facilities is conducted annually. (vii) Other obligations to protect the safety of fuel facilities. Any unit and individual found in article 47 that the poisonous, fires, explosions, etc. caused by fuel leakage or fuel, should be reported in a timely manner and the necessary rescue measures. In the event of a gas accident, a flammable business company should report to the flammatory administrative authorities and sectors such as safety production supervision within half hours. Major accidents should be reported simultaneously to the same-ranking people's Government. Article 48, which causes injury and loss of property, investigates the accident scenes by the accident survey team consisting of the relevant functional units, and determines the causes and responsibilities of the accident. Article 49: The obligation of the media, such as radio, television, and the press, to promote education in fuel safety should be broadcast free of charge or published in public interest advertisements in fuel safety. Chapter VII Corporal punishment Article 50, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law, regulations and regulations. In accordance with article 50, the parties involved in a fuel accident bear civil liability as set out below: (i) In the event of a disaster accident caused by the fault of the fuel users themselves, it is the responsibility of the fuel users themselves; the loss of others, the loss of property, and the misperforming agent should be held in accordance with the law. (ii) In the case of the quality or installation, maintenance incompatible with safety requirements, the manufacturer, sale or installation, maintenance and maintenance of the enterprise shall be held in accordance with the law. (iii) In the event of injury or loss of property caused by fuel production or marketing operations, the manufacture of fuel or the sale of businesses should be held in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. (iv) The third party should assume its responsibility under the law as a result of the loss of the third person. Article 52 does not have the design, wage quality or corresponding qualifications of fuel works to be designed, constructed by the administrative authorities responsible for the cessation of design, construction and fines for the commissioning units, designs, construction units, respectively, of over 5,000 dollars. The design of fuel works has not been reviewed or reviewed with unqualified construction, with the responsibility of more than flammatory administrative authorities at the district level to stop construction and impose a fine of up to 1 million yen; and with the proceeds of the conflict, fines of up to 2,000 yen. The fuel engineering facility does not obtain a licence or a gas licence for the use of the fuel engineering facility, has been used for self-exploitation, and is subject to an order of cessation of use by the flammatory administrative authorities at the district level and to a fine of up to 1 million yen; and a fine of up to 20,000 dollars for the proceeds of the offence. Article 53, in violation of article 12, paragraph 1, of this scheme, is subject to a period of time being transferred by the flammatory administrative authorities at the district level and to a fine of more than 5,000 dollars; and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the proceeds of the offence. Article 54, in violation of article 19 of this approach, article 33, provides for a period of time to be converted by more than flammable administrative authorities at the district level and subject to a fine of up to €50 million; and a fine of up to 3,000 yen in violation. Article 55, in violation of article 24 and article 37 of this approach, is immediately used by the flammatory administrative authorities at the district level to order the use of the person's units and to impose a fine of up to 1000 dollars per person. Article 56, in violation of article 25 of this approach, articles 27 (i) to (vii), is warned by more than flammable administrative authorities at the district level to correct the deadlines and impose a fine of up to 1 million dollars; there is a violation of the proceeds of the offence, with a fine of up to $30,000. Article 57, in violation of article 33, article 43, paragraph 1, of the scheme, is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the flammatory administrative authorities at the district level and for the restitution of the status quo, compensation for damages and fines of up to 500,000 yen; covers the operation and fines of up to 1 million dollars; proceeds of the violation and fines of over 3,000 dollars. Article 58, in violation of article 33 of this approach, is subject to a change in the period of time by the administrative authorities of the flammable gas at the district level; a fine of three times the proceeds of the conflict, but the amount of the fine does not exceed $30,000. Article 59, in violation of article 39 of this approach, is warned by the authorities of the flammatory administration at the district level and punishable by a fine of over 3,000 dollars. Article sixtieth, in violation of article 40, subparagraphs (ii), (v), of this approach, is warned by the district-level flammatory administrative authorities and liable to fines of up to 5,000. Article 63/, Staff of the flammatory administrative authorities play a role, abuse of authority, provocative fraud and administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, and criminal responsibility is brought to the judiciary. Chapter VIII The meaning of the following terms of this approach is: (i) Fuels refer to gas fuels such as manual coal, natural gas, liquid gas. (ii) Inflation works are fuel-building projects such as manual coal plants, fuel pipelines, storage sites, gas storage stations, conferencing stations, automotive stations, hydro stations, and hydro supply stations. (iii) Emerging businesses are enterprises engaged in operations such as gas production and marketing. (iv) Fuel facilities refer to fuel production, storage, distribution, supplies, pipelines and their subsidiary facilities. (v) Fuels refer to hydrothermal heaters, fuel-hydro machines, fuel stoves, fuel bakers, fuel heating equipment, fuel refrigerators and fuel refrigerators. Article 63 is implemented effective 1 January 2004. The Modalities for Hygiene in the Sus State of 27 November 1999 were also repealed. |
