Key Benefits:
(Health No. 22 of 22 March 2003) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes and improves the quality of the geological environment, preserves the life and public-private property security of the people, and develops this approach in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and provincial governments. Article II refers to geological disasters, which are natural or man-induced, which endanger the lives and public and private property of the people, including spoilers, landslides, land devastation, mutilization, mutilization, mutilization, soil sandification, and seawater invasion. The management of geological disasters in the administrative area of the Grand MERCOSUR applies to this approach. The management of earthquakes is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of national legislation, legislation and regulations. Article IV. The Urban Planning and Land Resources Authority is the administrative authority for geological disaster control and is responsible for monitoring the management of geological disasters throughout the city. The Geological Disaster Control Administration Authority of the Commission is responsible for the management of geological disasters in the Territory (hereinafter referred to as the chapeau area). Sectors such as plans, construction, trade, agriculture, forestry, water, transport and earthquakes should be managed in geological disaster management in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Chapter II Prevention of geological disasters The focus area of geological disaster prevention is important towns, important economic zones, integrated land development focus areas, transport dry lines, important construction works, and landscape winners. Article 7 Article 8. Districts (communication), the people of the region and the first zonal committee should establish a geological disaster monitoring network to implement a forecasting system for geological disasters. Units and individuals responsible for geological disaster monitoring missions must conduct monitoring activities in accordance with monitoring norms and carry out dynamic monitoring. Article 9. The geological disaster control and administrative authorities shall establish a clear signal of the boundaries of the hazardous areas of geological disasters. All units and individuals are prohibited from engaging in various activities that are likely to trigger geological disasters in geological hazards. Article 10. The various sites, facilities and marked signs of geological disaster monitoring shall not be intrusive or destroyed. Changes, closure or removal of geological sites, facilities and symbols shall be subject to the consent of the administrative authorities for the control of geological disasters. Article 11. Construction units must carry out geological disaster risk assessments before applying for construction. The assessment results were determined by the municipal Geological Disaster Control Administration. Inadequate conditions, the relevant sector does not conduct the construction of approval procedures. The construction of works in high-hrid areas has been approved and the need for measures to prevent downturns and landslides. After the completion of the work, the administrative authorities for the geological disaster control of their solid measures shall participate in the receipt, without experience and shall not be delivered. Chapter III Governance of geological disasters Article 12 For geological disaster-prone areas, the administrative authorities for geological disaster control should develop integrated governance planning, which is carried out by the same-level people's governments and by the Commission. Including and individual contractors are encouraged to work in the area of governance, and to develop benefits to all governance units and individuals. Article 13, geological disasters resulting from natural effects, is organized by the State (market), the Government of the District and the Commission of Premier Authorities to organize governance; the cross-territorial process involves joint consultations among the peoples of the various jurisdictions and the Commission. The consultation was inconclusive and was addressed by the Government of the city. Article 14. geological disasters motivated by man-made activities are subject to the responsibility of the licensor. Producers should provide the requirements for geological disaster governance and be governed by the governance programmes that are validated by geological disaster control authorities. Article 15. Surveys, designs, construction and treasury of geological disaster management projects shall be open to tenders in accordance with national provisions. The unit responsible for the survey, design, construction and treasury of geological disaster management works shall obtain the corresponding credentials in accordance with national provisions. After completion of the geological disaster management work, the relevant sectors should be organized by the geological disaster control authorities. Article 16, after the occurrence of geological disasters, found persons or responsible should report immediately to the local people's Government, the Commission and the administrative authorities for the control of geological disasters. The local people's Government, the Commission, the Geological Disaster Control and Administrative authorities should look on the ground in a timely manner and organize relief and geological disaster management. Chapter IV Article 17 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals that make significant achievements in the management of geological disasters. Article 18 (i) In violation of article 9, paragraph 2, and article 10, its conduct is not operational and is subject to a fine of up to 1,000 dollars; its conduct is an act of business and has the proceeds of an offence, with a fine of between 1 and 3 times the proceeds of the offence, but shall not exceed 3,000 dollars at the highest level, without the proceeds of the offence, and fines of over 5,000 dollars; (ii) In violation of article 11, a fine of more than 5,000 dollars; (iii) In violation of article 14, article 15, a fine of up to 5,000. Article 19 interference, obstruction of the performance of the functions of the administrative authorities in accordance with the law, is punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the Regulations on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law by the judiciary. Article 20 imposes administrative penalties and must be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Act on Administrative Punishment. Article 21, the parties' decision on administrative penalties is not consistent and may apply to administrative review or to the People's Court in accordance with the law. The organs that have decided to impose penalties may apply for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 2 (2) Abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud by the staff of the administrative authorities in geological disaster control and administration, by their units or authorities, and criminal responsibility by the judiciary. Chapter V Article 23 of this approach was implemented effective 1 May 2003. |
