Advanced Search

Dalian Forest Fire Management Practices

Original Language Title: 大连市森林防火管理办法

Subscribe to a Global-Regulation Premium Membership Today!

Key Benefits:

Subscribe Now for only USD$40 per month.

(Adopted at the 28th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR on 21 June 2004 No. 46 of 23 June 2004 by Decree No. 46 of 23 June 2004 on the implementation of 1 August 2004)
Article 1 provides for the effective prevention and timely recovery of forest fires, the protection of forest resources, the promotion of forest development, the maintenance of public safety, and the development of this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the State Department's Forest Fire Regulations.
Article 2 of this approach refers to the prevention and rescue of forest, forest and forest fires.
Forest fire protection in the administrative area of the Grand MERCOSUR applies.
Article 3. Municipal and district (market), the people of the region and the large-scale economic technology development zones, the National Tourism Restriction Commission (hereinafter referred to as the chapeau) shall incorporate forest fire into national economic and social development planning and include forest fire financing in the budget for the current fiscal year, with a dedicated section.
Article IV, the Ministry of Forest fires in the city is responsible for forest fire prevention within the city's administration. The Urban Forest Fire Command has established offices in urban construction, forestry administration authorities, which are jointly responsible for the organization, coordination, inspection and monitoring of forest fires in the city.
Districts (community), the Government of the District and the Pre-Prioral Commission should establish the Forest Fire Command, which is responsible for forest fire prevention within the Territory. The Forest Fire Command has established offices in the forest administration authorities specifically responsible for the organization, coordination, inspection and oversight of forest fires. The communes (communes) and the streets should establish a forest fire prevention leadership team, with dedicated cadres responsible for forest fire prevention.
In the forest area of the administrative regional interface, the relevant districts (markets), the Government of the People of the Region and the Commission should establish a forest fire protection organization to identify the area of joint protection and co-ordinate forest fire protection in the area.
The management units of forest sites, natural protected areas, landscapes, forest parks, urban landscape forests should also be established and dedicated personnel are appointed to work day.
Article 5 Forest fire prevention is carried out by all levels of government, the executive leadership of the Commission and the sectoral leadership responsibilities under the leadership of the people's Government, the Commission.
Governments at all levels, the Commission shall organize units within their respective departments and territories to delineate the area of forest fire responsibility and to conclude a forest fire liability.
Article 6. Towns owned by the forest area (farm), forest sites should be equipped with dedicated and part-time escorts based on forest fires, responsible for the conduct of sanctuary forests, the management of wild fires and the reporting of fires, and the assistance of the relevant sectors in investigating forest fire cases. In carrying out its mandate, the foresters shall be equipped with the documentation of the foresters and the mark of the Pegar foresters. The wages of special-time foresters are shared by the city, the district finance and the forest owner.
Article 7. Municipalities and counties (markets), the Governments of the region, the Commission shall organize relevant units to develop forest fire prevention plans, guide forest fire protection infrastructure, equipment construction, build forest fire fire firefighting teams and train forest fire professionals, in accordance with national forest fire prevention networks, communications networks, forecasting networks, isolated bandwidth networks and firefighting tools.
Article 8. The Office of the Forest Fire Command at all levels, as well as the Forestry and Urban Authority, should organize regular forest fire awareness education activities, and media such as the press, television and radio, should cooperate with forest fire awareness education.
During the forest fire, the media and the meteorological sectors should issue forest fire risk forecasts and other forest fire alerts, information without compensation to society.
Article 9
In the event of high temperatures, droughts and high-risk weather events during forest fires, the zones (communes), the communes' governments and the CMAC may delineate forest fires in accordance with local realities.
Article 10 During the period of forest fire, the Office of the Forest Fire Command introduced a 24-hour and night work. During the period of forest fire prevention, there should be a command of the members.
Article 11. During the forest fire, fires were prohibited from burning of brunes, burning paper, transmission of fire lights, smoking and smoking, wild cooking, burning, jeopardy, burning of vectors, and burning of malavans. For special circumstances, fires are required to receive a licence and enter the forest area as required by the State.
During the period of forest fire prevention, all wilder fires were prohibited in the forest area.
During the forest fire, mobile vehicles entering the forest area must be equipped with fire-fighting devices and other effective measures to prevent spoilers, spray fires, and motor vehicles are not abandoned by personnel and passengers.
No units and individuals shall be allowed to establish sites such as production, storage, processing, loading, flammable, prone items, storage, etc. on the margins of the forest area; no damage, diversion or unauthorized removal of the forest fire protection infrastructure, fire protection corridors and destruction of firewood.
Any units and individuals found forest fires shall, where necessary, report on a timely basis to the local people's Government, the Horizon or the Forest Fire Command. After reports received from the local people's Government, the Horizon or the Forest Fire Command, it must be organized immediately and on a case-by-step basis. The units and individuals involved in the fire must be subject to orders and, on time, to fire at designated locations without delay.
Article 15 is a forest fire that is one of the following conditions, organized and commanded by the Ministry of Forest fire Prevention. The municipality's Forest Fire Command should consist of the front-line command in the vicinity. In accordance with the requirements of the Ministry of Ras front-line Command, the Ministry has the right to mobilize fire material, equipment, transport tools and human resources from all relevant units, as well as urgent measures such as removal of barriers and the implementation of the Department's transport control:
(i) More than 10 hectares of forest fire area;
(ii) Threats to the safety of residential areas and important facilities;
(iii) In the context of natural protected areas, landscapes and forest parks;
(iv) Forest fires that occurred in the district (markets), district administrations;
(v) Death or injury to more than one person;
(vi) There have been no extinguishment within four hours;
(vii) There is a need for senior-level and offshore units to support the recovery.
Article 16, after the extinguishment of forest fires, must be left with sufficient personnel to clear the remaining fires and to allow the withdrawal of the remainder of the fire.
Following the forest fire extinguishment, the local forest fire command should organize in a timely manner the relevant departments to report on the top-level forest fire protection command.
The damage caused by forest fires is authorized by the local Forest Fire Command on the basis of the national criteria for the calculation of forest fire losses.
Article 18 is governed by the relevant provisions of the State as a result of the injury, maimation or sacrifice of the forest fire.
Article 19, in the context of forest fire prevention, is in accordance with one of the following units and individuals, which are recognized or rewarded by municipalities and districts (markets), the people of the region and the first zonal committee:
(i) Residence over 10 years of forest fire (community), streets, to maintain more than one year without forest fire or more than three years of basic non-forest fire (markets), districts and first-wing zones, and to maintain natural protected areas without forest fires over 20 years, State forest sites;
(ii) The occurrence of forest fires can take prompt and favourable measures to actively rescue, loss of small or less, or the presence of powerful persons and demonstrators in the fires;
(iii) Identify fire, firefighting and timely suppression or prosecution of perpetrators;
(iv) Advantages in forest fire cases;
(v) Invention and contribution to forest fire prevention efforts;
(vi) There are more than 15 years of continuous forest fire prevention and no significant fault.
Article 20, in violation of this approach, imposes penalties on the basis of laws, regulations and regulations by forest, urban-building administrative authorities; causes loss and pays liability under the law.
Article 21 violates this approach as a violation of the management of the security sector, which is dealt with by the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law by the judiciary.
Article 2
(i) Failure to perform statutory responsibilities triggering forest fires or causing casualty accidents;
(ii) Delays, seizures and false reporting of forest fires;
(iii) No timely organization to combat forest fires or to deny implementation of fire orders;
(iv) Failure to deal with fire accidents in a timely manner, condoning, sheltering and relocating those responsible for fire accidents;
(v) Removal of specific fire protection funds to collect recovery and benefits in the purchase of forest fire-fighting equipment and in infrastructure construction.
Article 23 imposes administrative penalties and shall be strictly enforced in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Act on Administrative Punishment.
The parties' decisions on administrative penalties are not consistent and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The executive organs that have decided to impose penalties may apply for enforcement by the People's Court.
Article 24