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(Prelease No. 121 of the People's Government Order No. 121 of 8 August 2003) Article I, in order to enhance the management of shrines in the long River, preserve the stability of the long River, guarantee the safety of flood and shipping, develops this approach in line with the State Department's Long River Basin Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). Article 2 engages in the mining of sands (hereinafter referred to as long-stared) and their management activities in the Long River River, and should be in compliance with the Regulations and this approach. Article 3 is managed by the Governor and is responsible for the executive head of the Government. More than the people's governments along the province should strengthen the management of shying activities in the region of the administration, with the organization, coordination and monitoring of the screening process for the long-range shrine. The Government of the people along the town should assist and cooperate with the management of the water administrative authorities of the Government of the above-mentioned people at the district level. Article IV, the nine municipalities and the provinces (communes, zones) are the competent authorities of the Government of the People's Water Administration, which are responsible for the management and supervision of the Shelter in this administrative area. The sectors such as transport, public safety and security should assist in the management of long-range sands in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Government water administrations should be developed in accordance with the Long Shelter Plan, to make specific provisions on the specific scope of the various licensed areas, the total number of annual sand control, the number of shattered vessel controls and the manner in which mining operations are carried out, time frames, etc., the approval of the Government of the Provincial People's Government and the presentation of the Southern Waters Commission, the Lands Authority. Article 6. When water has been exceeded by the Governor of the province, between 1 June and 30 September each year, and in the Shei River River River, the time taken for the recuperation of the province is restricted by the Government of the province. The provincial Government's water administration authorities may extend the deadline for the clearance, increase the scope of the ban, and post-communication announcements after the decision of the Provincial People's Government, in accordance with the water situation, work trajectory, air variability and management needs set out in the preceding paragraph. Article 7. The implementation of the Sandustry regime should be guided by the principles of openness, equity, justice and choice. Article 8 units and individuals who apply for the conduct of long-range shrines should have the following conditions: (i) In line with the long-range plan and its programme of implementation; (ii) The shine power rate of shying sand ships is below 1000 mapower of more than 500 mammals and can be smoothed; (iii) In line with the quantity and annual control of shinese vessels; (iv) To be in line with the established operational modalities; (v) Ships, shipowners' certificates; (vi) There are required equipment, monitoring equipment and the extraction of sandtechnicians; (vii) Other conditions established by the Department of State Water Administration, the Secretary-General's Highland Commission and the Ministry's Government's water administration authorities. Article 9 provides for units or individuals involved in long-range sands and shall submit the following materials: (i) The application of the Secretary-General for shrine; (ii) A copy of the business licence; (iii) The Governor's application for the benefit of third parties, such as the agreement with third parties. In addition to the material provided under subparagraphs (i), (iii) of the previous paragraph, it should also provide relevant information, such as the application of sand-selective reports and the engineering design documents, for example. Article 10 (i) The name of the applicant (name), address and its supporting material; (ii) The time, type and operation of the exploitation; (iii) The location, depth, scope (consideration of maps and control points); (iv) Exposure (including daily sampling, total sampling); (v) Basic conditions for the extraction of sand vessels, equipment and technicians; (vi) Station and disposal programmes. Article 11. Long Sheals are requested to be received by the territorial Government's water administration authorities. After receipt of the material such as the application by the water administration authorities of the Governor, the application shall be fully and in accordance with the statutory form of the request, which shall be made in writing within five working days and shall sign the opinion to be presented to the Government's water administration authorities. One of the following cases should be communicated to the units or individuals whose application is being replicated within five working days from the date of receipt of the application for sand: (i) The content of the application is incomplete or is not clear; (ii) Reports of sandsel feasibility should be submitted without the submission or approval of a report that is not required; (iii) Other material provided is not required. The units or individuals applying for shrines should be added within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the notice of the replenishment, which was not later completed, and should be considered as withdrawn from the application. Article 12 Article 13 (i) This is a priority area for inter-ministerial borders and should be signed within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request for approval by the Long Sheang River Commission. The province's inter-border focus rivers are carried out in accordance with the scope established by the State's water administration authorities. (ii) The emphasis on the inter-state border should be reviewed within 30 days and approved in accordance with the terms of reference, be granted to the river to license and to make appropriate notices; and that the applicant should be informed in writing within 7 days of the date of the decision not to be approved. The provincial Government's water administration authorities may use market mechanisms to organize the licensing of sands in accordance with the realities. Article XIV, which requires sand screening, is governed by the provisions of Articles 11, 12, 13 and 13 of this approach, but the single works are more than 10,000 tons of the size of the sand and the territorial Government's water administration authorities should be presented with the consent of the Long River Commission. Article 15. The river shall be licensed by the territorial Government's water administration authorities in accordance with the sampling established by the State Department's water administration authorities. The period of effectiveness of the licence of the river shall not exceed one possibility. Units and individuals involved in spousal activities need to change the matters and content of the river's licence and should reproduce the river. There shall be no falsification, alteration or sale, rental, borrowing or other transfer of royalties. Article 16 units and individuals engaged in spousal activities shall operate in accordance with the provisions of the river. The sand operation should be subject to the requirement of navigation and establish a clear signal. Article 17 Ships are harmonized by the Provincial Government's Water Administration. Ships should be assembled in the course of the ban period in accordance with the location designated by the territorial Government. There should be no justification for leaving the designated slot. There shall be no lag in the area of the ban. Article 18 units and individuals engaged in spousal activities should pay royalties to the authorities that license the river. The authorities that have granted a licence to the river shall pay all the royalties for the residues. The specific collection and use of the royalties and the use of the management approach is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Units and individuals engaged in spousal activities are no longer paying royalties and mineral resource compensation. Article 19, the nine municipalities and the territorial Government's water administration authorities should strengthen the supervision of the long-sized sand activities. The main elements of oversight inspections include: (i) Whether there is a licence for the lawful and effective river, or the related approval document; (ii) Would be taken in accordance with the provisions of the river's licence or the approval document; (iii) Whether payments are made in accordance with the provisions for the payment of royalties; (iv) Whether the use of sand vessels is suspended in accordance with the provisions; (v) Whether the ship is shipped to garage or bed by the individual; (vi) Other inspections should be monitored. Article 20 shall establish a reporting system for long-sized sand activities and publish the telephones; provide incentives for reporting illegal sands. Article 21, in violation of article 17, paragraph 3, of the present approach, is corrected by an order of responsibility for the water administration of the Government of the more than 1,000 people at the district level. Article 2 punishes the ship's shipment of sand-free licenses at the Sangangon site or the breed by individuals, in accordance with article 18 of the Regulations. Article 23. The water administration authorities and their staff have one of the following acts, in violation of the sentence and are criminally criminalized by law; they have not been in conflict with the sentence, and administrative disposition by the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities under the law: (i) No penalties should be imposed for violations of shrines; (ii) Execution of the approved master plan, self-imposed changes to the master's sand planning, or in violation of the shrines of the Long Sheang River Planning Organization; (iii) No licence for the issuance of rivers in accordance with the provisions; (iv) Failure to perform oversight inspection duties under the Regulations and this approach, causing confusion in the sand order or causing major liability accidents; (v) No charges for projects, scope and standard charges in the management of long-range sand; (vi) Separate charges and misappropriation of royalties. In the previous paragraph (v), (vi), the fiscal authorities of the Government of the province recover the fees and the charges charged and the charges of the dismissal and misappropriation. Article 24 punishes other acts that violate the provisions of this approach. Article 25 |
