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(Adopted by Decree No. 212 of 13 January 2003 of the Government of the South Kyoto Republic, which was published as of 1 March 2003) Article 1, in order to strengthen hazardous waste management, combat pollution of hazardous wastes, protect and improve the environment and protect the physical health of citizens, develop this approach in conjunction with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Environmental Control of Solidal Waste. Article II units that produce hazardous waste within the city's administration and units and individuals engaged in hazardous waste collection, transport, storage, use and disposal activities should be subject to this approach. Article 3. The Environmental Protection Agency of the South Kyoto City is the administrative authority for hazardous waste contamination in this city. The environmental protection administration in the districts, districts and territories is governed by the established responsibilities for pollution prevention and control of hazardous wastes in the territories. Sectors such as commissions, health, pharmacies, public security, urban interpretation, transport, material prices, and business administration should work in coordination with hazardous waste pollution control in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV deals with environmental pollution of hazardous wastes and shall apply the principle of reducing the generation, full and reasonable use of hazardous wastes and the environmentally sound disposal of hazardous wastes. To support scientific research, technology development and the integrated use of hazardous waste resources in order to encourage the environment of hazardous waste contamination. Article 5. Construction projects that generate, store, use and disposal of hazardous waste should be evaluated with environmental impact, and facilities for the prevention of hazardous waste contamination must be designed in parallel with the main works. Hazardous waste burning facilities must be in line with the requirements of the Hazardous Waste Pollution Control Standards (GB18484-2001). Article 6 units producing hazardous waste shall be registered by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, as prescribed, and shall be licensed for emissions of pollutants. Changes in registration procedures should be made to the administrative authorities of the protected environment that have been registered in a timely manner when the types, quantity and removal of hazardous wastes are generated. Environmental protection administrative authorities should respond within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request. In order to meet conditions, emission pollutant licences are granted; non-licensation is not warranted and justified. Article 7 units that produce hazardous wastes should be disposed of in accordance with national provisions; inadmissibility, changes in the time limit of the administrative authorities responsible for environmental protection; delays in disposal or disposal are not in accordance with the relevant national provisions; and in accordance with national provisions, the costs of disposal are borne by units that produce hazardous waste. Article 8 collects, transports, storage of hazardous wastes and must be classified as safe packaging materials by hazardous waste characteristics. Hazardous waste packaging containers and facilities and places for the collection, storage, transport and disposal of hazardous waste must be established. Transport of hazardous waste should also be subject to the relevant provisions of the public safety, the transport sector. Article 9 provides for the collection, transport, storage, use and disposal of hazardous waste sites, facilities, containers, packagings or other items for use or cessation of their use, and must be processed through the elimination of pollution. Article 10 When hazardous waste contamination accidents or other sudden-onset events occur, the relevant units and individuals must immediately take emergency measures to eliminate or mitigate pollution hazards, promptly notify units and residents who may be harmed and shall report to the city and the district, district environmental protection administrative authorities within twelve hours and receive investigations. Article 11 Environmental protection administrative authorities should conduct on-site inspections of the generation, collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous wastes in accordance with the law. The inspection units should be checked if the facts are reflected. The inspectorate and its staff should conservative technical secrets and operational secrets for the inspection units. Article 12. The classification, collection, transport and disposal of clinical wastes at hospitals should be consistent with the relevant provisions, and the clinical waste at hospitals should concentrate on the burning of disposal and not be confused into the disposal of living waste. A one-time medical tool and a full-fledged recovery is prohibited. Specific approaches have been developed by the executive authorities of environmental protection, the health sector and drug surveillance authorities. Article 13 Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for the organization of safe storage and disposal of distributive batteries; end-of-missive batteries resulting in the lives of urban residents are organized by the municipal authorities to collect and transport storage sites identified by environmental authorities. Recyclable lead acids that can be used for recycling should be included in hazardous waste management. The units selling electric motorcycles in this city should be accompanied by agreements to entrust the disposal of obsolete batteries with the professional disposal units of the electric cyclical vehicle. Article 14. The following hazardous wastes should be buried in safe landfills for hazardous waste: (i) Hazardous wastes that cannot be recovered; (ii) The residues resulting from the recycling of hazardous wastes; (iii) The residues resulting from the concentration of hazardous wastes; (iv) The garbage generated after the concentration of garbage; (v) Other hazardous wastes that should be safely filled. Hazardous waste safety landfiles should receive hazardous waste in accordance with the provisions for the safefilment of hazardous wastes and must be removed after the disposal of pollution is eliminated. Article 16 units engaged in the collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous waste operations shall, as prescribed, be licensed to environmental protection administrative authorities. Article 17 (i) A copy of the business licence; (ii) Exclusive declarations; (iii) Licatory licences; (iv) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations. The new collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous waste facilities should also be submitted to the environmental impact evaluation report of the new construction facility and materials designed by new construction facilities and subject engineering. Environmental protection administrative authorities should respond within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the request. In accordance with conditions, a hazardous waste operation licence was granted; no evidence was issued for non-conditional and grounds. Article 18 units engaged in hazardous waste exchange and diversion activities shall apply to the environmental protection administrative authorities in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The exchange and transfer of hazardous waste within the scope of the city, which is submitted by units that produce hazardous waste to the removal sites, the receiving area, and the environmental protection administrative authorities of the district, with the approval of the executive authorities of the environmental protection of the environment in the first nuclear postal city; (ii) The exchange and transfer of hazardous wastes across provinces or provinces, which are submitted by units that produce hazardous waste to land, accept areas, and district environmental protection administrative authorities, which are reviewed by the executive authorities of the first nuclear post, and subsequently approved by provincial environmental protection authorities. Environmental protection administrative authorities should respond within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the request. For eligible purposes, the procedures for communication, transfer or approval of the executive authorities for the protection of the environment at the highest level are granted; the reasons for non-compliance are communicated. The application for the exchange of hazardous wastes and the transfer of applications has been approved and the application of the application should be made to the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities for the receipt and removal of the Hazardous Waste Transfer Unit as required. Article 20 accepts the transfer of hazardous wastes and shall be checked against the name, quantity, characteristics, patterns, packaging of hazardous wastes and the contents of the co-signatory, finding that they are incompatible with the content and shall not be accepted in a timely manner and reported to the administrative authorities of the receiving environment. Article 21, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, being modified by the executive authorities of environmental protection, and a fine of one million dollars: (i) Not to register hazardous waste to the environmental protection administrative authorities, as prescribed, or to make false statements when they are registered; (ii) The concentration of hazardous wastes and the uncontrolled disposal of garbage resulting from the concentration of garbage; (iii) Recovering the use of one-time medical equipment contaminated and sufficient material; (iv) The refusal of the executive authority for environmental protection to inspect on-site, or to leave at the time of inspection. In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being converted by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, and which can be fined by more than five thousand dollars: (i) The confusing of hazardous wastes into non- hazardous waste storage; (ii) Package containers, as well as facilities, premises for the collection, storage, transport and disposal of hazardous waste, do not establish hazardous waste identification signs as prescribed; (iii) Hazardous waste-producing persons do not dispose of the hazardous wastes they cause or do not bear the costs of disposal to be borne by the law; (iv) The collection, storage, transport, disposal of hazardous waste sites, facilities, equipment and containers, packagings and other items without removal; (v) Extently shut down, disparate or dismantle hazardous waste contaminated environmental control facilities and places; (vi) The collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous wastes by providing or entrusting units without operating permits; (vii) Transfer of hazardous waste, non-refilment or non-reformation of the Hazardous Waste Transfer Units in accordance with the relevant provisions; or unauthorized transfers of hazardous wastes without removal and acceptance by the administrative authorities for environmental protection. Article 23, without a licence or in the absence of an operating licence for the collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous waste operations, shall be responsible for the cessation of the offence by the environmental protection administrative authorities, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict, and may be fined to the extent that the proceeds of the violation have doubled. The licensee shall revoke its business licence without the authorization of the operation or transfer of the licensee to another person. Article twenty-fourth construction projects require a consortium of hazardous wastes contaminated environments that are not constructed or are not experienced in favour of production or use by administrative authorities that approve the project's environmental impact report to stop production or use, and may be fined up to 100,000 dollars. Article 25, in violation of this approach, provides that hazardous waste contamination is caused by a fine of up to ten million dollars for the executive authorities of environmental protection; causes major economic losses, which are fined at 30 per cent of the direct loss, up to 50 million dollars. Individuals responsible for direct responsibility and other persons directly responsible are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; they constitute a crime and are held criminally by law. Article 26 rejects, impedes the enforcement of official duties by law enforcement officials, violates the Code of Punishment for the Security and Safety of the People's Republic of China, which is punishable by law by public security authorities; constitutes an offence and is held criminally by law. Article 27 Abuses by staff of hazardous waste monitoring management and related management, sterilization, provocative fraud are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; and constitutes criminal liability by law. Article 28 does not correspond to the specific administrative acts of hazardous waste management and may apply to administrative review or to the People's Court by law. Article 29, in violation of other provisions of this approach, should be sanctioned by public security, transport, urban interpretation, health, medicine, etc., by law. The hazardous wastes referred to in this approach are wastes that are hazardous to be identified in the National Hazardous Wastes Description or in accordance with the national standard of identification of hazardous wastes and identification methods. Wastewater and drainage in the atmosphere and radioactive waste contamination are not applicable. Article 31 of this approach was implemented effective 1 March 2003. |
