Key Benefits:
(Prelease No. 135 of the People's Government Order No. 135 of 28 February 2002) Total Article 1 promotes the rational exploitation, savings and protection of water resources, in line with the laws, regulations, such as the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the Water Resources Management Regulations of the Province of San Suu Kyi, and develops this approach in conjunction with the practice of the province. Article II provides for the payment of water resources, directly from land or rivers, lakes and water tanks, within the territorial administration. Agricultural irrigation and non-commercial access to water resources are not charged. Article 3. The above-mentioned water administration authorities are responsible for the collection, use and management of water resources in the current administration. The financial, price, auditing sector should be able to monitor water resource charges, use and management in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV provides for a sub-categories of water resources. More than 40,000 cubic metres of surface water, or more than 20,000 cubic metres of groundwater, are charged by the provincial water administration authorities. Water resources other than the preceding paragraph are charged by the municipal, district (market, area) water administration authorities. The city of the area is divided by the authorities of the communes (communes, districts) which are determined by the municipalities of the area. Article 5 (i) Subregion imposes a minimum limit on water resources, with specific limitations developed and published by provincial financial, price and water administration authorities; (ii) Approval of the use of groundwater in the area of groundwater overexploitation, which is troubling by the local groundwater application standard; (iii) The extraction of groundwater by the mining pit production and construction works, which is based on 20 per cent of the local groundwater-covering standards; (iv) The collection criteria for self-financing water are higher than those for public water; (v) High-quality water collection standards are higher than those for poor quality water, such as microralahydr. Article 6. Specific collection criteria for water resources costs are proposed by the municipal water administration authorities in the area, in accordance with the principle established in article 5 of this approach, for provincial prices and financial sector approvals, after the same price and financial sector clearance. The water resource costs charged by the provincial water administration authorities are carried out in accordance with the criteria for the collection of water gallery sites. Article 7. Access to water units and individuals shall be subject to the water licence. There is no water licence to take water and, in addition to the relevant provisions, the cost of water is charged by three times the standard. Article 8. Access to water units and individuals shall, at the request of the water administrative authorities, establish quality-qualified water measurement facilities and pay water resources in accordance with the actual measurements of the water measurement facility. The payment of water resources is based on the design of the largest water capability or the full-time operation of the water equipment for the full-time operation of the supply of the water resources, which is not subject to the prescribed water measurement facility or has not been replaced in a timely manner. Water access units and individuals should provide water-related information to the water administration authorities. Article 9. The water administration authorities shall communicate the letter of payment for water resources in the Province of Sustainability, in accordance with the monthly arrival of water units and individuals. Water receipt units and individuals should pay water resources at the time and amount specified in the letter of credit; the late unpaid collection and the receipt of three per 1,000 live lags of water resources on a daily basis. Article 10 quantification of water resources costs by the water administration authorities must be subject to a licence granted by the price sector and the use of a dedicated fee-for-relevant for the harmonization of the provincial fiscal sector. Article 11. The amount of water resources collected by water administrations at all levels is 15 per cent, with the remaining part being divided between the city and the district (markets, areas) and is determined by the commune government of the area. In part, the provincial division is vested directly in provincial finances by the escrow banks; the city of the area is divided with the district (markets, districts) and is divided by the escrow banks, which are vested in the municipalities, districts (communes, districts) in the area under the same conditions. Article 12. Water resources costs are incurred as follows: (i) Redeployment of priority water facilities such as water, replenishment and water works; (ii) Integrated water resource visits, surveys, monitoring, planning; (iii) Saving water technology research, extension and subsidies for water projects; (iv) Water resources conservation, management and incentives. Article 13. Water resources costs are governed by income and expenditure lines and are not diverted by funds. The water administration authorities at all levels should prepare annual water resource use plans for the purposes specified and be reported to the same level of finance. The inclusion of capital investment plans should be implemented in accordance with basic construction processes. Water resources costs were saving over the year and could be transferred to the next year. Article 14. The provincial water administration authorities commissioned the required operating expenses for water resource fees from lower-level water administrations to include water resource costs. Article 15. The management of water charges at all levels of water administration should be strengthened to ensure the full collection of water resources. In addition to the administrative responsibility of the responsible person under the law, the top-level water administrative authorities may be directly charged with leprosy or failure. Article 16, in violation of this approach, provides that water units and individuals do not pay water resources under the letter of payment, are warned by the administrative authorities of more than the district to pay the deadline. Unpaid, a fine of up to 1000 dollars for non-commercial offices; a fine of three times the operating occupancy of water resources, but not more than 3,000 dollars. Article 17, in violation of this approach, provides that water units and individuals have one of the following acts, which are warned by the territorial authorities of more than veteran water, and that the deadline is changed. Until such time, a fine of up to 1000 dollars for non-commercial offices; a fine of up to 5,000 for the operation: (i) No quantity of water measurement facilities as prescribed or no replacement of damaged water measurement facilities; (ii) No information relevant to access to water is provided to the water administration authorities in practice; (iii) To deny and impede the inspection of water measurement facilities by staff of the water administration authorities. Article 18 quantifications of water costs and administrative penalties by water units and individuals may be applied in accordance with the law for administrative review or for prosecution by the People's Court; late non-request for review or prosecution of specific administrative decisions are not carried out by organs that make specific administrative decisions for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 19 quarries, misappropriation, ultra vires or non-payment of water resources under this scheme are converted by the superior administrative authority or the competent authorities concerned to the administrative disposition of persons directly responsible by law and other persons directly responsible; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 20, Water administrative authorities and relevant sector staff play a role in the collection, use and management of water resources, in the abuse of authority, in favour of private fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by their units or the relevant authorities; and in accordance with the law. Article 21, this approach has been implemented effective 1 April 2002. |
