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Provisions On Administration Of Forest Fire Protection In Shandong Province

Original Language Title: 山东省森林防火管理规定

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(Adopted at the 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 27 April 2004 No. 167 of the People's Government Order No. 167 of 9 June 2004 (Act of 1 August 2004)

Chapter I General
Article 1, in order to prevent and combat forest fires, protect forest resources, preserve ecological and public safety, establishes this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 2 refers to forest fires, as described in the present Article, to the general reference to the prevention and rescue of forest, forest and forest lands other than urban areas (hereinafter referred to as forests).
Article 3 forest fire prevention should be guided by the precautionary and aggressive eradication approach, upholding the principles of accountability, prevention and integrated governance.
Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in forest fire prevention and put in place administrative leadership.
The executive authorities of forestry at all levels have the responsibility to organize, guide and monitor forest fire prevention and to implement sectoral responsibilities.
The forest operator shall exercise the responsibility of the operator in accordance with the principles he or she is responsible.
Article 5 Governments at all levels should incorporate forest fire prevention into local national economic and social development plans and include forest fire financing in local financial budgets.
The forest operators should arrange specific funding specifically for forest fire prevention.
Chapter II
More than 6 people at the district level should set up forest fire control command structures that clarify members' units and their forest fire protection responsibilities. The forest fire command body, under the leadership of the same-level people's Government, decides on major forest fire-related matters, directs the rescue of forest fires and organizes forest fire protection efforts by member units.
Article 7
The Office of the Forest Fire Command is responsible for the day-to-day work on forest fire prevention.
Article 8. The forest administration authorities in mountainous, zland areas with national and provincial priority protection forests, special-purpose forests (markets, zones) should organize the establishment of a seasonal pool of forest fires; forest operators should build fires that are adapted to forest fire protection mandates and be responsible for the rescue of forest fires.
Tropical forest fires should be equipped with transport, communications and firefighting tools in accordance with the standards established by the provincial forest fire control authorities, pooled accommodation during forest fires and regular professional training.
Article 9. The forest operators should be equipped with dedicated firefighters to observe, report fires, stop violations of outer space and assist the relevant authorities in detecting forest fire cases.
Article 10, with the approval of the district-level people's Government or its mandated sectors, forest operators may set up forest fire protection sites at the main route to forests.
The following fire-fighting measures should be taken by the forest fire prevention sites:
(i) Education on forest fire prevention;
(ii) Inspection of vehicles, firefighting of persons entering forests and retention of fire and fuel-prone products;
(iii) Preventing the access of unpatriated non-civil operators to forests.
Chapter III Prevention of forest fires
Article 11. The forest administration authorities of more than zones should be sound, coordinate the relevant sectors and units, develop forest fire prevention planning, conduct forest fire awareness education and provide regular forest fire prevention.
The period from 1 November to 31 May of the following year is the forest fire.
More than the people at the district level may pre-empt or delay the forest fire in the current administrative region, in accordance with local realities.
Article 12 In the period of forest fire, no unit or individual shall carry out the following acts within the forest area or from 500 metres from the forest side, in addition to the planned fire approved by the forest fire-related fire-related command body at the district level:
(i) Productive fires such as burning, burning of crop waste;
(ii) Non-productive fires such as foams or cigarettes, cigarettes, wild cookers, etc.;
(iii) Caring fires and flammable explosives;
(iv) Other acts that could trigger forest fires.
No units and individuals shall be allowed to burning crop waste in protective forest belts such as farmland and roads.
Article 14 engages in activities such as wild battalions, denunciations, temples, etc. in the forest area, and shall comply with the relevant provisions of forest fire prevention and subject to fire safety requirements of forest operators.
Article 15 does not have a civil act capacity and limit access to forests by civil actors, and guardians should perform effective custody obligations; and forest operators should perform oversight management obligations.
Article 16, in addition to the construction of military engineering facilities, should be constructed or equipped with forest fire protection facilities, equipment, in the forest area or from 500 metres from the forest side.
The above-mentioned forest administration authorities should guide the construction of forest fire facilities, equipment, as set out above.
Article 17
(i) Clear and implement the responsibility for forest fire prevention;
(ii) Configuration of forest fire protection facilities, equipment and regular testing, maintenance, in accordance with forest fire planning;
(iii) Organizing forest fire prevention inspections, eliminating forest fires and saving forest fires;
(iv) The establishment of a safe fire safety and training system for this unit;
(v) Forest fire protection campaigns for units and individuals entering forests.
The above-mentioned forest administration authorities in Article 18 have a forest fire protection mandate shall organize the construction or configuration of the following forest fire facilities, equipment:
(i) Forest fire observation of prestige, forest fire protection blocks, forest fire warning signs and publicity cards;
(ii) Forest fire prevention corridors;
(iii) Forest fire protection tools, firefighting machines;
(iv) Forest fire defence networks;
(v) Other forest fire protection facilities, equipment.
The forest fire protection facilities, equipment and any unit or individual shall not be destroyed or occupied.
In accordance with the needs of forest fire prevention, the forest fire monitoring inspection in the current administrative area should be organized, in accordance with the requirements of the forest fire prevention work, to detect fire spoilers in a timely manner, to defray the period of time of the responsible person and to record the monitoring of the inspection and the processing of the results, and be archived by the supervisor.
Forest operators should be subject to the monitoring inspection of forest fires and eliminate forest fires within a deadline.
In the period of forest fire prevention, the meteorological sector should produce forecasts of forest fire risk weather levels, and the provincial meteorological services should conduct monitoring of forest fire satellite remote sensing and disseminate information through the media to society on a timely basis on forest fire risk weather forecasts and forest fire defence.
Article 21, the forest fire command body at all levels should develop the forest fire recovery scenarios and report on the implementation of the relevant sectors and units, with the approval of the Government of the same people.
Chapter IV
Any unit and individual found forest fires should be reported immediately to the local people's Government or the relevant sectors such as public security, forestry.
The relevant sectors should be presented immediately after the forest fire report.
Article 23, when the local people's Government or the forest fire control command body received fire reports, should be organized immediately, in accordance with the approved forest fire-saving presupposures, in order to combat forest fires.
units and individuals who have received fire orders should reach designated sites within a specified period of time to combat forest fire.
No unit or person may organize fires for young students, persons with disabilities, pregnant women, aged 60 and under 16 years of age.
In the aftermath of forest fires, the forest fire command body may redeploy fire materials, equipment, transport tools and manpower within its jurisdiction; the relevant sectors, such as public security, transport, should ensure the priority movement of forest fire vehicles carrying out official duties and may enforce transport controls in accordance with the decisions of the forest fire control authority.
Following the completion of forest fires, the forest fire command body should be able to return, in a timely manner, the transferred material, equipment, transport tools, etc.; cause loss or non-return, and the forest operator or the local people's Government should properly compensate.
Article 25 Radio stations and forest fire monitoring equipment for forest fires are exempted from the frequency of contributions, royalties.
Forest firefighting vehicles or personnel who have been implementing the forest fire-saving mandate are exempted from highway, general roads, dams, tunnels and Société movement charges.
Article 26 of the forest fire occurs in one of the following cases, and the district, municipal forest fire control command or forestry administrative authorities should report promptly to the Office of the Provincial Forest Fire Command, according to procedures:
(i) The natural protected areas, forest parks, landscapes, or national forest sites;
(ii) Be divided at the district level above;
(iii) Deaths or deaths of persons;
(iv) Threats to residential or important facilities;
(v) Two hours of fire have not been extinguished;
(vi) There is a need for provincial support to combat rescue.
Article 27 Governments of the local population or forest fire control authorities should organize investigations into forest firetime, location, causes and perpetrators, and address forest fire cases in a timely manner.
Twenty-eight forest fires should be completely cleared. Unless the local forest fire control command has been accepted, the eligibility shall not be withdrawn.
Since forest fire extortion, more than zones of forest administrations should organize forces to investigate, validate, statistical and construction processes, such as victim forest area and forest harvesting, material consumption, casualty and casualty, and to report to the top-level forest administrative authorities, as a matter of procedure.
Article 31 Information on forest fires should be made available by the post-confirmed by the Office of the Forest Fire Command at the municipal level.
Chapter V Legal responsibility
Article 31 heads of the forest administration and their staff and other administrative organs responsible for the work of forest fire prevention, in violation of this provision, are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law:
(i) Non-time organizations to combat forest fires, causing accidents of major forest fires;
(ii) Serious injury or death caused by forest fires;
(iii) No timely inspection of the discovery and commission of the removal of forest fires, leading to the occurrence of major forest fires;
(iv) Delays and seizures of forest fires;
(v) No actual investigation, identification and reporting of forest fire losses.
Article 32, in violation of Article 12 or Article 13 of this provision, is warned by and responsible for changes in the administrative authorities of more than zones. The denial of correction, with a fine of more than 100 million dollars; the loss of forest fire, has not resulted in significant losses, and the extension of the duration of afforestation by the administrative authorities of more than zones, could be accompanied by fines of up to 500 dollars; and the criminal liability of the law.
In violation of article 16 of this provision, forest fire protection facilities, equipment are not constructed or installed in accordance with the requirements of forest fires, and are subject to an order for the period of time being converted by more than 3,000 forest administrative authorities in the counties.
Article 34, in violation of this provision, undermines or occupied forest fire facilities, equipment, which is warned by more than zonal forestry administrative authorities and is responsible for the recovery of the status quo, may and shall be fined by more than 100 ktonnes; constitutes an offence punishable by law.
Article 33 15, in violation of this provision, is subject to inspection of the existence of forest fires that are not eliminated within the limits of the period of time, warnings by more than 500 forest administrative authorities, which can be and fined by more than 500,000 dollars; failure to cause forest fires and failure to result in significant losses, oblige them to update the period of afforestation, compensate for losses, and fines of up to 500 dollars; and criminal liability in accordance with the law.
Article 36 rejects and prevents forest fire workers from carrying out their official duties in violation of the law of the regulations governing the administration of justice, which is punishable by law by the public security sector; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.
Annex VI
Article 37