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(Summit No. 33 of 22 April 2004 from the Government of the Greateren Province to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 169 of 30 April 2004 by the Government of the Greateren Province, which was launched effective 1 June 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to protect the security of military facilities, promote the development of defence and economic coordination, in line with the Law on the Protection of Military Facilities in the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Military Facilities Protection Act) and the implementation of the National People's Republic of China Military Facilities Protection Act (hereinafter referred to as “the implementation approach”), to develop this rule in conjunction with my province. Article 2 engages in production, life and social management activities related to the protection of military facilities in the administrative areas of my province, and must comply with this rule. Article 3 protects the security of military facilities and defends the defence interests and is a shared responsibility of all levels of the people's Government and military bodies and is an obligation for citizens to do so. Article IV, municipalities, districts (at the district level, under the same level) military facilities protection committees, which are responsible for monitoring, inspection, coordination, organization and promotion of the protection of military facilities, under the leadership of the Government. The work of the provincial military facilities protection committees is guided by the decree of the Ministry of the Shen positive Army, the work of the municipal, district military facilities protection committees, and is guided by the Committee on the Protection of Military Facilities at the highest level. Article 5. Units and individuals have the right to prosecute and prosecute offences that undermine military facilities. Chapter II Protection of military facilities Article 6. Delimitation of the scope of security control over the military zone, the military management area and the area of operational safety protection that are not classified into military restricted areas, the military management area, is governed by the provisions of the Military Facilities Protection Act, the Modalities and the Department of State, the Central Army. The scope of security control beyond military restricted areas and the scope of the security protection of war works should be fully taken into account in the nature of military facilities, the terrain and national military technical standards, and the need for local economic construction, the natural environment and the living of the population, with maximum control in the smallest region, in order to ensure the confidentiality and effectiveness of military facilities. There is no change in the scope of security control over the perimeter of the military ban and the scope of security protection for the operation. Article 7. Military restricted areas, military management units in the area of military management, establish barriers or demarcation signs in accordance with the scope of the delimitation. The requirement for protection of military facilities and the surrounding environment should be taken into account, in urban planning areas, in line with urban planning requirements. Units and individuals shall not impede the establishment of military restricted areas or military management zones or of boundary markings, nor shall they be damaged, removed from military facilities markings and markers. Article 8 The Government of the people and its relevant departments have approved the establishment of development zones that may affect military facilities in the areas of external openness, cities, roads, mountain peaks, coastal areas, inland river routes, and should seek advice from the relevant military bodies; opening up shores, inter-market trade zones, tourist sites and building roads, bridges, gateways, etc. Military organs and Government-related departments are incompatible with the coordination of the Local Military Facilities Protection Committee, which has not been agreed upon in coordination with the High-level Military Facilities Protection Committee or the Government and the superior military authority. Article 9. Military organs shall submit written replies within 30 days of the date of receipt of the request. Since technical reasons such as survey, measurement, testing and testing require an extension of the response period, written statements should be made to the Consultative Unit, but the extension period should not exceed 60 days. Article 10, without the approval of military facilities management units or their superior authorities, prohibits persons other than the management units, vehicles, vessels entering military restricted areas, military management zones, prohibiting foreign personnel, vehicles, ship entry into or other areas of non-openability through security control over the military restricted area, the scope of the security of operational engineering. Personnel, vehicles, ship entry into or through military restricted zones, military management zones shall be subject to the regulations of the management units relating to road routes, regions and access registration reviews, and shall not carry out photographs, cameras, audio recordings, surveys, maps and descriptions of the area of security of military restricted areas, military management areas. Article 11 builds high buildings, constructions or other facilities in the area of net air condition protection at military airports, and construction units must seek the advice of military authorities at the military level above the military authority of military units at the military level prior to the request for a written request; and do not seek advice from military authorities or establish a project design a net air conditioner protection standard for military airfields, and the relevant Government departments do not have the licence process. The net air conditioning of military airports has already existed in the area of high-level buildings and extraterritorial high buildings, construction or other facilities located in the net airfield protected area, with a high level of excess of the net air condition requirements and must be marked by barriers. New construction, expansion, alteration of facilities that affect military airport communications and navigation are prohibited in the area of net air condition protection of military airports. Article 12 Article 13 prohibits the construction of permanent buildings in military airports, the storage of items or the conduct of pasture activities. Access to airfields should be planned, organized and not damaged by airfield equipment, facilities. Article XIV prohibits the use of military ports, buoys, buoys, and aquaculture activities, such as buoys, or the construction of non-military facilities in the area of military control in the waters. Fishing or other activities are carried out within the scope of the security control of the military ban zones in the waters, without prejudice to the operation of military vessels, and the movement of various helnes. Non-military vessels enter military ports, at a minimum, and should be informed by management units in a timely manner and subject to the designation of temporary parking or anchoring. No photographs, cameras, maps and descriptions of military objectives cannot be made available for those who have avoided the risk of ship, without the approval of the management units, and are not allowed to operate on theshore. Article 15 does not authorize any unit or individual to be activated without the authorization of military restricted areas, military facilities in the area of military administration and operations that have not been placed in military restricted areas, military management zones and have been closed. Article 16, in the context of the security protection of combat engineering, no unit or individual shall be permitted to carry out activities such as detraction, logging, mining, harvesting of forested wood, desert, extractive and exhumation, and shall not establish a strong electromagnetic facility or establish a high-pressed electric power line over combat engineering. The construction of permanent buildings or symbols approved by the relevant military bodies shall not endanger, impede the effectiveness of the operation and change the terrain surrounding the operation. Article 17 Local economic construction projects should be avoided. It is true that it is not possible to circumvent and that it is necessary to treat the operation as a result of debriefing or conversion to the civilian population, which should be approved by the relevant military bodies. Article 18, when selecting a location involving outside project construction, the Government of the people and its authorities should agree on protection distances, measures to ensure the confidentiality and effectiveness of the operation works, in conjunction with the competent authorities of the war engineering units and local authorities. Article 19 shall not destroy military rails, roads and electricity, fuel, gas and water pipelines, nor shall buildings that endanger safety or affect the use and maintenance of buildings within their security protection. Any unit or individual shall not engage in the following damage to communications equipment, affecting the electromagnetic environment of military radio fixed facilities and endanger communications safety: (i) Difficulties within the context of the security of the communication route, saving the flammable items, leading to the interruption of military communications cables, electrical (ray) cables; (ii) Within the context of the electromagnetic environmental protection of military radio fixed facilities, construction, installation or use of launches, radioactive electromagnetic signal equipment and electromagnetic barriers; (iii) Ground-based breaks, drilling, storing, storing, storing, garbage, or dumping of corrosive liquids containing acid, alkali, salin, etc., and construction of buildings capable of causing the erosion of underground electricity (ray) cables; (iv) Activities that endanger the safety of cables (rays) in the rivers, submarine cables (rays) by providing for footage, trawl fishing, fish, exhumation; (v) Contributing stones, bulldozers and composts in the context of electrical and linear safety; (vi) Constraints, livestock with equipment such as power and trameters, cigarettes and television machines on military communications lines; (vii) Transmoval or change of lines, etc. Article 21 may endanger the safety of military communications routes, the construction of routes, the pavement, the construction of water and farmland facilities, afforestation, harvested wood, transport of overflight goods or water underground operations, and shall be communicated to military facilities management units and take appropriate technical precautions. More than the competent authority of the Military Facilities Management Unit shall provide, through the Military Facilities Protection Committee at the military facility site, information on the scope of security control over military restricted areas, the scope of safety protection of military works, the net air conditioning standards for military airfields, the criteria for the separation of military electromagnetic environmental protection, the location of the military underground (water) line, the location of the hub (s) and specific protection requirements. Information about the population's military facilities should be strictly regulated and used in accordance with the provisions of the State's legislation on confidentiality. Chapter III Use of military facilities Article 23 allows units and individuals to apply for activities for non-military purposes such as production, operation, subject to ensuring the confidentiality and effectiveness of military facilities. The units and individuals requesting the use of military facilities should be presented to military facilities management units to indicate the location, quantity, use, and approval by the military facility management unit. The above-mentioned body has approved the agreement and the Military Facilities Management Unit should be briefed on the location's Military Facilities Protection Committee in a timely manner. Article 24, unit and individual use of military facilities, shall enter into agreements with military facilities management units. The agreement should contain provisions such as the use of scope, duration, use, maintenance of facilities, economic compensation and the suspension of the agreement, specifying the rights and obligations of both parties. Using units and individuals should use military facilities in accordance with the provisions of the agreement, and the need to change the scope, duration, use, should be consulted with the military facilities management units, with the approval of the former approving authority, a change agreement or a re-entry agreement. In the context of emergency preparedness, the military facility management unit has the authority to suspend the agreement with the approval of the former approving authority. The suspension agreement shall be communicated in advance to the use of units and individuals and, in accordance with the actual date of use, to the extent that the receipt or return of the fees already collected. The use of units and individuals shall be discontinued within the specified period. Article 25 does not change the tactical technical nature of the operation, nor shall it be photographed, videos and maps of the use of the battle works, without altering the use of use, releasing the other person or engaging in activities that are in conflict with the law. No person is prohibited from entering the area of battle engineering. The war engineering unit has the right to inspect the operation of units and individuals, the maintenance of the operation. Article 26, which is due to economic construction needs, has removed, relocated or converted into civilian life, by the Government of the province, in consultation with the Shen positive Army. The dismantlement, construction or conversion of civilian personnel in combat works must be accompanied by the following conditions: (i) The implications of the priority construction projects approved by the State Department or the provincial government; (ii) Economic construction does not need to be avoided; (iii) The overall effectiveness of the engineering system of the operation and the security confidentiality of other operational works in the vicinity are without serious implications; (iv) Significant benefits for national or local economic construction. Article 27, after approval of the removal, relocation or conversion of civilian personnel, shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State, the Central Army, consult on the determination of the amount of economic compensation in accordance with the nature and scale of the operation and the prevailing prices, and enter into an economic compensation agreement. The construction unit shall not dispose of its operational work in advance of the economic compensation agreement or without the fulfilment of its prior period obligations under the compensation agreement. Article 28, which has been approved for the execution of uniformed ports, terminals, should enter into agreements that expressly integrate projects, facilities and scales, delineate their scope of use, establish a corresponding regulatory charter to oversee implementation. Article 29 should be used by the CFA airport in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State, the CCC, which may be managed by the property rights unit or, depending on the needs and circumstances of both parties, the parties enter into agreements to delineate the region and subsector management. Chapter IV Article 33 is one of the following acts in the protection of military facilities and is recognized and rewarded by the Committee for the Protection of Military Facilities in the District or by the Government of the People: (i) The serious fulfilment of the responsibility to protect military facilities and the achievement of tangible results; (ii) The seizure of military facilities in natural disasters or the suppression of unlawful criminal acts that undermine military facilities, free of loss or damage; (iii) To make reasonable recommendations for the protection of military facilities and to adopt tangible results; (iv) Examine violations of military facilities or provide important lines for the detection of violations of military facilities. In violation of the provisions of this rule, in one of the following cases, members of the military facility management unit may seize equipment, tools and other items used for the commission of an offence, to detain persons in serious circumstances of the law and immediately transfer to public security organs or national security authorities: (i) The illegal entry into military restricted areas and within battle engineering; (ii) The unauthorized launch of the operation; (iii) Illegal photographs, cameras, surveys, measurements, maps and descriptions of military facilities. Article 32, article 14, article 16, article 17, article 18, article 19, article 20, article 21, and article 21 of this Rules shall be dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of Articles 43 to 50 of the Modalities. Article 33, in contravention of this rule, constitutes a serious and criminal offence punishable by law, and has not been a crime and punished in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China: (i) Theft, destruction or theft of others, damage to military equipment, facilities; (ii) Theft, destruction of marks, markers, obstacles and other subsidiary equipment of military facilities; (iii) To provide a case-by-case tool for theft, destruction of military equipment, facilities or seizure of stolen and stolen; (iv) To provide information on theft, destruction of military equipment, facilities and access to persons in conflict with the law; (v) Theft of supplies and equipment for the maintenance of military facilities; (vi) Activities that endanger the safety and effectiveness of military facilities are not stopped within the scope of security controls and the security protection of war works outside military restricted areas. Chapter V Article 34 of this rule refers to military operations that are not classified into military restricted areas, military pits in the military management area, permanent work and accompanying specialized roads, bridges, pipelines and water sources, electricity and war standby facilities. Article XV of the present Rules has been implemented effective 1 June 2004. The Modalities for the Protection of Military Facilities in the Province of Extension were also repealed on 28 January 1993. |
