The second amendment reads as follows: “This approach refers to the redistribution of resources that have been generated in the production and consumption of the society, which has lost all or part of the original value of use, which has been recovered, processed and enables it to re-establish all kinds of wastes with value”.

Article 3, paragraph 3, reads as follows: “Other specific old-age items include: obsolete electronic products, old-age electrical devices, distributive cells, etc.”.

Article 8 amends as follows: “The Government advocates and encourages businesses to use high-technical technologies for the development and use of renewable and renewable resources of different types and quality, and to achieve progressively the industrialization of renewable resources”.

Delete article 13.

The following provisions should be adhered to in the process of acquisition, storage, transport and disposal of regeneration resources:

(i) Safety management provisions. The establishment, maintenance of safe production responsibilities, the development of adequate regulations and operational protocols for safe production, and the provision of security managers, which require safe production and training for practitioners.

(ii) Fire safety provisions. The fire safety regime and operation of this unit, the development of fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, the establishment of fire-recovery files, the installation of fire-fighting facilities, equipment materials, fire safety signals, and the regular organization of inspections to strengthen fire sources, electricity management.

(iii) Environmental protection provisions. It should be maintained that sanitation is ripe in the vicinity of the operation, with strict control of environmental pollution such as noise, flour, sewage, fervent, etc., and regular poisoning, without prejudice to the work of the neighbouring population and the living environment.”

Delete the designation in article 16, paragraphs 1 and 3; delete paragraph 2: “The designation of an enterprise to be disposed of by the municipal business administration would be determined by public security, industry associations in the acquisition of productive regeneration resources and made available to society”.

Delete the designation in article 18.

Article 23.

Articles 9 and 28 were amended to read: “In violation of the provisions of this approach, the recycling agent of the resources, in violation of the scope of the operation, carried out over-recovery operations by the business authorities, acting with the business sector, ordered the period of time to be changed; the warning was delayed and the fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

Delete the designation in article 31, paragraph 2.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

The Recycling of Removal Resources in the Länder has been released in accordance with this decision and in the order of the provisions.

Recycling management options in the Länder City

(Act No. 6 of 26 May 2006 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of the Interior, amended by the Decision of the Government of the Land, adopted at the 136th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of 14 April 2016, on the revision of the management approach to the re-use of resources in the city of Rakhine State)

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of national legislation, legislation and related industry provisions, in order to regulate the recycling of the use of business and the integrated use of resources.

Article II refers to the regeneration resources that have been generated in the process of social production and consumption of life, which have lost their original value in whole or in part, and have been recovered, processed to enable them to re-establish all kinds of wastes that are valued.

Article 3. Removal resources may be divided into three categories of productive regeneration resources, life-saving resources and other specific obsolete items:

(i) Reproduction resources include: black metals and ferrous metal wastes generated during the production process; end-of-life machine equipment, electrical equipment, etc.; man-made vehicles, motor vehicles, ships, etc.; and a backlog of products, residues, etc. for the processing of obsolete materials;

(ii) Removal resources include: obsolete metals, plastics, paper, cotton, gynaecology, glass, rubber, etc.;

(iii) Other specific old-age items include obsolete e-products, end-of-house electrical devices, distributive cells, etc.

Article IV. This approach applies to the operation and oversight management of recycling resources within the city's administration.

Article 5 Business authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of recycling resources throughout the city. Districts, regional business authorities are responsible for the management of the management of the recycling of resources within the current administration.

Managements such as public safety, business, urban administration, environmental protection, planning, construction, transport, taxation, health, and distribution should, in line with their respective responsibilities, work together to recover the management of renewable resources.

Article 6. Recyclical resource recovery management should facilitate the prevention of environmental pollution and the improvement of urban congestion and the maintenance of social security and order.

Article 7. Recyclical resources management adheres to the principles of integrated planning, overall control, rational layout and encourages the operation of law, fair competition, the establishment of a normative recycling system for re-entry resources, and the improvement of the recovery rate of renewable resources.

Article 8. The Government advocates and encourages businesses to use high-technical technologies for the development and use of renewable resources for different types and quality and to achieve progressively the industrialization of renewable resources.

Article 9. The executive authorities and the relevant administrations, such as public security, business and urban law enforcement, should be informed in a timely manner of the administrative sanctions decisions taken by this sector in the course of monitoring the recycling industry.

Chapter II

Article 10 The municipal, district and district business authorities should prepare sector development planning for recycling of renewable resources in the region, including urban planning, urban administration, environmental protection, to be published and implemented with the approval of the same-level people's governments.

Article 11. The establishment of a re-entry resource recovery market and the operation of re-entry resource recovery activities should be in line with the recycling of industrial development planning in the region, the planning of business authorities to apply for registration to the business administration sector and to the public security administration sector within 30 days of receipt of business licences.

Registration in the business administration sector should be made available in the scope of the operation to indicate “Recycling of productive regeneration resources” or “Recycling of life-saving resources”.

Article 12 Producers and re-located resource recovery operators in the reactive resource transaction market shall be available to the municipal, district, district and district commercial authorities within 30 days of the processing of business changes and cancellation proceedings.

Article 13 prohibits the establishment of recycling sites in the following regions and locations:

(i) The city's main trajectories and the rivers;

(ii) The area of national roads, provincial trajectory and highway is built in cities;

(iii) The tourist landscape and the urban dwellers' buildings;

(iv) The areas of railway, ports, airports, mines, military ban zones, construction sites, water protected areas and metallurgical processing enterprises, and the surrounding 500 metres;

(v) Political parties and schools close.

Chapter III

Article 14. Recycling operators and mobile buyers prohibited the acquisition of the following items:

(i) Solidally certified railways, roads, oil, electricity, telecommunications newsletters, mines, hydrology, measurements and urban utilities facilities;

(ii) Firearms, fuel-prone and radioactive hazards;

(iii) The inclusion of wastes identified in national hazardous waste lists or in accordance with national criteria for the identification of hazardous wastes and the identification of hazardous properties, according to the national standard;

(iv) Public security authorities communicate the search for stolen and suspected items;

(v) Laws, regulations prohibit other items recovered.

In the process of acquisition, storage, transport and processing of re-entry resources, the following provisions should be observed:

(i) Safety management provisions. The establishment, maintenance of safe production responsibilities, the development of adequate regulations and operational protocols for safe production, and the provision of security managers, which require safe production and training for practitioners.

(ii) Fire safety provisions. The fire safety regime and operation of this unit, the development of fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, the establishment of fire-recovery files, the installation of fire-fighting facilities, equipment materials, fire safety signals, and the regular organization of inspections to strengthen fire sources, electricity management.

(iii) Environmental protection provisions. It should be maintained that sanitation in the vicinity of the operation should be kept in strict control of environmental pollution, such as noise, flour, sewage and fervent, and should not affect the work and living environment of the neighbouring population.

Article 16 provides that the use of old-age metals in the municipality shall be subject to the acquisition and uniform disposal of industrial re-entry resources.

The disposal of enterprises shall enter into commissioning contracts with municipal public-owned enterprises and their respective municipal construction and maintenance units.

Article 17: The municipal construction administration sector should develop a directory of old metals, such as municipal commerce, public safety, to determine the types of obsolete metals used in the city's municipalities and to make them public.

Article 18 disposes of businesses or units entrusted with the transport of obsolete metals in the municipality shall be held in the event of the transport of obsolete metals in the municipality. The document should include the commission of the contract and include matters such as the type of goods, quantity, transport destination.

The public security sector, in accordance with the law, has the right to request the relevant documentation for the identification of vehicles carrying out the arsenal of obsolete metals.

Article 19 recycling operators found that there was a sale of prohibited items in the recovery process and should report immediately on public security authorities.

Article 20, recycling operators engaged in the recycling of vehicles, should be in accordance with the conditions set out in the Department of State's Removal of Vehicles. The dismantled automotive “five totals” must be sold as a smelter for old metals, without the use of the vehicle “five totals” and other spare parts for mobile vehicles.

Article 21, recycling operators of recycling resources should not be contaminated with the environment, without prejudice to the normal work and life of units and residents, in accordance with the timeliness of distribution, collation, bags, transport, processing and processing of different materials.

Article 2 recycling operators should establish purchase orders that are not less than two years.

Removals of renewable resources should test the proof and checklists of the sale unit and, if registered, when purchasing the old metal. The registration includes the name of the sale unit and the name of the custodian, the number of identification cards and the name, quantity, specifications and the extent of the goods.

Chapter IV

Article 23 provides for industrial self-government and guidance and supervision by the municipal business authorities. AWAE can develop and oversee the implementation of industrial norms and uphold the legitimate rights and interests of its members in accordance with the law.

Article 24 Removal industries should be subject to a unified registration management for mobile buyers, such as the registration of the name, residence and identification numbers of mobile buyers.

Mobile buyers working in recycling resources in the city's area should be registered by the existing acquisition network sites to the city's Recycling Industries.

Article 25 recycling industry associations should establish a unified management, standard-setting community life-cycle resource recovery station (soft) based on local recycling industry development planning.

Removal resources acquired by the Community Renewal Resource Recycling Station (Kills) should be paid on a day-to-day basis without over-time releasing.

Article 26 recycling industry associations should strengthen training on legal, regulatory and related operational knowledge for recycling practitioners.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases has been ordered by the business authorities to change their duration; that the delay is not rectified, warnings and fines of more than 500 thousand dollars.

The business change and write-off process for start-upers and re-locators in the reactive resource transaction market have not been filed with the business authorities;

Removal of renewable resources does not establish a purchaser and purchase of unchecked and registered related content.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, provides that the recycling of resources is carried out in violation of the terms of reference of the operation, with the responsibility of the business authorities to change their duration with the business sector; that the period of time has not been changed and that it may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that:

The setting up of a reactive resource transaction market does not meet local demand for development planning for the recycling industry; is responsible for changing its duration; warnings are overdue and may be fined by €50 million above;

The setting up of recycling sites for renewable resources is not in accordance with local demand for recycling of industrial development planning; the time limit is being changed; the warnings are overdue and may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars;

The establishment of a recycling point at the location where the re-entry resource recovery site is prohibited is responsible for the change of the duration of the time limit; the warnings that were not rectified and could be fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 33 violates the provisions of this approach by punishing the public security sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of national laws, regulations and regulations:

The illegal acquisition of this method prohibits the acquisition of goods;

The disposal of enterprises or units entrusted with the transport of obsolete metals in the municipality did not hold the relevant documentation;

The start-upers and the re-entry resource recovery operators in the reactive resource transaction market have not been provided to the public security administration.

Article 33 Other acts in violation of the provisions of this approach are punishable by the commercial authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 32: Municipal public-owned enterprises and their affiliated municipal construction, maintenance units are lawfully disposed of the old metals by their superior authorities to administratively dispose of the head of the unit and the person directly responsible; and criminal responsibility is lawful.

Article 33 business authorities and relevant administrative services staff members have misused their functions, play negligence, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; and criminal liability is held by law.

Article 34 quantify the administrative penalties imposed by the parties in respect of the business authorities and the relevant administration, in accordance with this approach, may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Annex VI

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2006. The management of old-age metals in the Länder, 11 January 1993, was also repealed.