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(Prelease No. 14 of the People's Government Order No. 14 of 22 May 2003) Article 1 regulates meteorological work, accurately and in a timely manner the publication of meteorological forecasts, the defence of weather disasters, the rational development of the use and protection of climate resources, the provision of meteorological services for economic construction, defence, social development and people's lives, and, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Meteorological Act, the development of this approach in conjunction with the current province. Article II activities such as meteorological detection, forecasting, services, information dissemination, disaster defence, scientific research and climate resource development in the administrative regions and jurisdictions of the province should be governed by national laws, regulations and this approach. Article 3 Article IV. The local meteorological cause is the basis for local economic construction and social development services, including: (i) Meteorological detection, meteorological forecasting, disaster weather alert, meteorological communications, meteorological scientific research, meteorological science and technology services and their infrastructure; (ii) To provide meteorological services for agricultural production, integrated agricultural development, drought prevention and forest fire prevention; (iii) A manually impacting weather and defence of meteorological disaster risk reduction monitoring early warning systems, such as anti-hydride disasters; (iv) Climate resource development, climate environmental protection and improvement; (v) The laws, regulations, regulations and the Department of State, provincial governments provide local dedicated meteorological services and other projects requiring local construction. Article 5 above-level meteorological authorities are responsible for meteorology in this administrative area, under the leadership of the parent-level meteorological authorities and the Government of the people at large. Meteorological work in other relevant sectors should be guided, monitored and operated by local meteorological authorities. More than 6 local people's governments should delineate the scope of protection of the meteorological detection environment in accordance with the statutory standards and include rural and urban planning to protect the environment by law. Sectors such as plans, construction, planning and land resources are not subject to relevant procedures for construction projects that are not in compliance with national standards for meteorological environmental protection. Any organization and individuals are prohibited to endanger the environment of meteorological detection. Article VII, without the approval of the provincial meteorological authorities, any organization or individual may not be relocated to meteorological stations; it is necessary to transport general meteorological stations or their facilities for the implementation of urban planning or priority construction needs and to report to provincial meteorological authorities for approval; the need for the relocation of national base stations, the basic meteorological stations must be authorized by provincial meteorological authorities. The relocation of meteorological stations or meteorological facilities has been approved by more than provincial meteorological authorities and the relocation costs are borne by the construction units. After the relocation of meteorological stations or meteorological facilities to be used in new sites and completed in accordance with the National Terrestrial Observing Guidelines, the construction units may be able to carry out demolitions, construction. Article 8. Any organization and individual shall not intrus the facilities, such as the destruction, destruction or unauthorized mobile meteorological detection facility, the special meteorological information transmission facility and meteorological-specific technical equipment. Article 9 engages in meteorological operations and should comply with national standards, norms and protocols for meteorology technologies, as well as with meteorological exploration information transfers and confidentiality. Article 10 Provincial meteorological measurement institutions should be screened for meteorological equipment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Measuring Act. Meteorological measurements that are not determined, are not qualified or exceeded for the duration of the determination. Article 11. Public weather forecasts and disaster weather alerts are being harmonized. Meteorological stations affiliated to more communes at the district level produce and publish public meteorological forecasts and disaster weather alerts to society, and complement and revise in a timely manner, in accordance with weather changes. No other organization or person may issue public weather forecasts and disaster weather alerts to society. Article 12. More meteorological authorities at the district level and their respective meteorological stations should strengthen meteorological science and technology research, improve public weather forecasts, accuracy, timeliness and service levels of disaster weather alerts. The meteorological stations affiliated with the above-level meteorological authorities should publish, in accordance with the needs of social development, special weather forecasts such as agricultural meteorological forecasts, urban environmental weather forecasts, ocean weather forecasts, fire-risk meteorological forecasts and air pollution weather forecasts. Meteorological information, such as public meteorology forecasts, disaster weather alerts and professional meteorological forecasts, produced by multiple meteorological authorities at the district level, is the result of meteorological science and technology, and the various media are not codified and transmitted. No organization or individual may produce false meteorological information. Article 14. All levels of radio, television transmission units and newspapers designated by the provincial people's governments should arrange specialized time or slots for public meteorology forecasts or disaster weather alerts. The meteorological stations, which are owned by more meteorological authorities at the district level, should ensure the quality of their production of meteorological forecasts. Broadcasts, television stations should be adapted to the time frame for the transmission of meteorological forecasts, with the prior consent of the meteorological stations; disaster weather alerts and additions, revised meteorological forecasts that may have a significant impact on national life should be broadcasted or webcasted in a timely manner. Article 15. Various types of information, information media, such as radio, television, newspapers, communications and the Internet, disseminate meteorological information to society, such as meteorological forecasts, disaster weather alerts, must use timely meteorological information directly provided by local meteorological authorities, as well as the designation of time and meteorological stations. When the media, such as public meteorology forecasts, disaster weather alerts, should enter into agreements with local meteorological authorities to determine the rights and obligations of both parties; through the dissemination of the benefits obtained from meteorological information, part of the withdrawal should be used to support the development of the meteorological cause, as agreed by the agreement. It prohibits the dissemination of meteorological information to society either without agreement or beyond the provisions of the agreement. Article 16 Governments of the local population at the district level should organize meteorological disaster defence planning, develop meteorological disaster defence prestige and emergency preparedness programmes, strengthen the building of meteorological disaster monitoring, early warning services systems and infrastructure, sound meteorological disaster defence systems and enhance the defence of meteorological disasters. The meteorological stations, which are owned by more meteorological authorities at the district level, should report on the forecasting information and the occurrence of major meteorological disasters such as wind, flood, drought, storms (cush), mine, hydro, rice, typhoons, low temperature rains, to the people's Government on a timely basis. The local people's Government and its relevant sectors should take preventive measures in a timely manner to avoid or mitigate the loss of disaster. Significant meteorological and sudden-on-size-fits-all weather disasters occur, local meteorological authorities should make pre-assessments and post-assessments of disasters and make meteorological disaster mitigation recommendations to the current people's governments. The level of meteorology is confirmed by the multi-level meteorological authorities, based on meteorological information and disaster standards at their respective meteorological stations. More than 18 per cent of the local people's governments should strengthen the leadership of man-made weather-affected weather efforts and organize and plan to carry out man-made weather work in accordance with actual circumstances. The man-made impact of weather work is carried out and managed by meteorological authorities, in accordance with the scale and scope of operation, with the leadership and coordination of the local people's government at the operational district level. The relevant sectors should work in line with the division of responsibilities, in conjunction with the work of the Meteorological Authority on man-made weather impacts. An accident affecting weather operations is handled by the people's governments that approve the operation plan in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Article 19 Operational locations with artificial impacts are determined by provincial meteorological authorities with the relevant flight control sectors. The units or individuals involved in manually affecting weather operations must have the conditions laid down by provincial meteorological authorities and use operational equipment consistent with the technical standards requested by the Department of State meteorological authorities to adhere to operational norms and regulations. The rocket launch mechanism used by man-made weather operations is reviewed by provincial meteorological authorities. Inadequate annual inspections should be carried out immediately, and the technical standards and requirements that are still less than required are reported. The acquisition, transport, storage of rocket launch devices, shells, rockets and rockets that affect weather operations should be consistent with national legislation, regulations. Article 20 prevents the use of a preventive and integrated approach to the defence of mines. More than the local people's governments at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the defence of the mine. Meteorological authorities at all levels are responsible for organizing the management of mine-electronic disaster defence in the present administration. Article 21 The new construction (construction) and its subsidiary facilities should be designed in parallel with the work of the subject, while at the same time construction and at the same time. The construction map design document for new construction, expansion, alterations (construction) was harmonized by the construction of administrative authorities, which involved the design of a mine-clearing device, with the participation of meteorological authorities and the provision of clearances, which were reviewed by competent administrative authorities to harmonize the processing of the construction map design review process; and the design of specialized mine-clearing works sent to meteorological authorities for clearance. No construction shall be delivered without approval. The construction units of the mine-clearing mechanism should be constructed in accordance with the pre-qualified design programme and subject to oversight by local meteorological authorities. Changes in design programmes should be reprinted in accordance with the original review process. At the time of completion of the work, the clearance of mined devices should be monitored by meteorological authorities. Section II for the design, construction of a mine-facilitative device for the construction of (construction) works should be in possession of construction engineering designs for the construction of nuclear launches by the administrative authorities. Professional defence engineering design, construction units and practitioners other than the former provision are involved in the procedures required by the Department of State meteorological authorities. Article 23 is responsible for the organization of work with the relevant departments to guide and monitor local mine-clearing devices. The quality and eligibility management system is established in accordance with national provisions for organizations and individuals involved in the detection of mines. The mine-clearing mechanism should be tested once a year, with its disaster-prone and prone sites to be tested every half years. The inspection of facilities such as computers and fuel stations should be carried out in parallel with the detection of the mines. The units of the mine-clearing mechanism should make a proactive declaration that the mine-clearing body should conduct the testing in a timely manner. Article 24, provincial meteorological authorities are responsible for monitoring the use of mined products in the current administration. Article 25 The meteorological authorities at all levels should organize climate feasibility arguments for the urban planning, national focus construction works, major regional economic development projects, integrated agricultural development and large solar, wind and water development projects. In carrying out the evaluation of the atmospheric environmental impact of the construction project and the scientific research test project, the meteorological information provided or reviewed by the multi-at-level meteorological authorities should be used. Meteorological information required for activities such as litigation, insurance and scientific and technological research should be directly provided by meteorological stations affiliated to meteorological authorities. Article 26 meteorological stations may carry out meteorological services in accordance with the law, subject to ensuring public good meteorological services. Meteorological services include, inter alia, the use of meteorological services, the application of climate services, environmental meteorology services, and the prevention of static electricity and technical services. Organizations and individuals involved in meteorological service activities should receive the management and supervision of meteorological authorities at all levels, in accordance with national provisions. Article 27, in violation of article 7 of this approach, provides that, without approval or, in spite of the approval, it has not been done to complete the removal, construction of an impact on meteorology in advance of observation, is being restructured by the multi-at-level meteorological authorities in accordance with their authority, the period of recovery of the status quo or other remedies may be fined up to $30,000. Article 28, in violation of this approach, provides for the non-exclusiveness, qualification certificates or administrative areas beyond qualifications, qualification certificates to engage in meteorological and reimbursable services activities, which are being retroactive by the district-level meteorological authorities, in accordance with their authority, and which may be fined by up to 30,000 dollars; damages to others and liability under the law. Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is the responsibility of the district-level meteorological authorities or the establishment of administrative authorities, the quality technical supervision sector, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to give warning and to pay fines of $3000 to $30,000; and to pay damages to others, and to pay liability under the law: (i) The installation of mine-protecting devices and the denial of installation; (ii) The design of a mine-protected device has been constructed without the consent of the clearance; (iii) The installation of mine-protected devices without oversight management or the failure to receive qualified inputs; (iv) There have been no detection of a mine-protected device, a static power facility, or a test of non-qualified and non-removal; (v) Exclusive, qualified or beyond qualifications, qualifications and qualifications, to engage in specialized mine engineering design, construction or mine-clearing tests; (vi) The use of meteorological measurements that are not determined, are not qualified or exceed the period for which they are valid. Article 33, in violation of article 13 and article 15 (3) of this approach, has been transformed by more than one of the district-level meteorological authorities, in accordance with the competent authority order, to warn the amount of between 1000 and 3,000 dollars, to which the loss has been caused by the other, and to be liable under the law. The types and range of penalties imposed by law, legislation and regulations for the offences set forth in articles 27 to 31 of this approach are also regulated by the law, regulations. In accordance with article 32, staff members at the district level and their respective meteorological stations have been given administrative disposal by law due to negligence, resulting in major omissions, misstatement of public meteorology and disaster weather alerts, as well as loss or destruction of raw meteorological detection information, forfeiture of meteorological information, and inflicting significant losses on national interests and people's lives, constituting criminal liability under the law. Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2003. |
