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Shenzhen City Life Garbage Classification And Administrative Measures For The Reduction Of

Original Language Title: 深圳市生活垃圾分类和减量管理办法

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Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes ecological civilization and sustainable urban development in order to increase the quantification, resourceization and soundization of living wastes, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to the classification, reduction and related management activities of garbage within the city's administration.

Article 3 of this approach refers to the inherent waste generated by units and individuals in everyday life or in activities that provide services for everyday life, including meals, construction waste, recycling, hazardous waste and other garbage.

The kitchen garbage and the building garbage are otherwise provided, from its provisions.

Article IV governs the management of garbage and deductions and follows the principles of government ownership, territorial management, public participation, operation of markets and social oversight.

Living garbage is classified, collected, classified and processed.

Article 5

The Government of the People of the Region (which includes the New Zone Commission, with the same) is responsible for the organization of work on the classification and reduction of living garbage within the jurisdiction and the establishment of financial inputs and security mechanisms.

The Street Office is responsible for the specific implementation of the classification and reduction of living in the area under its jurisdiction.

Article 6 Administrative authorities for urban management (hereinafter referred to as the municipal authorities) are the authorities involved in the classification and reduction of garbage throughout the city, organize the development of a garbage classification and mitigation management objective, organize organizations responsible for the classification and reduction of garbage.

Regional urban management administrative authorities (hereinafter referred to as district authorities) are responsible for the guidance and supervision of the work on the classification and reduction of garbage within the jurisdiction.

Article 7.

The environmental protection sector is responsible for monitoring the treatment of hazardous waste.

The housing and construction sector is responsible for the implementation of the garbage classification and reduction obligations of the SPS.

Other administrative authorities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities and under this approach, are able to work on the classification and reduction of living wastes.

Article 8. Any unit and individual shall fulfil their obligations to classify and reduce their living garbage and co-establish a good urban environment.

Article 9. The municipal authorities shall make reports, the manner in which complaints are filed, the processing process and the time frame for the classification and reduction of offences committed by the garbage of living, and shall deal with reports and complaints in accordance with the law and receive feedback.

Chapter II

Article 10

(i) Recyclables refer to cyclical use and resource use of waste paper, waste, sterilization, waste metals, discards, abandoned electronic products, etc.;

(ii) Harmful garbage means a battery, distributors, abandoned medicines, invalidated pesticides, paints, waste-used chemicals, wastewater products, etc., that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment;

(iii) Other garbage means other wastes other than recycling and hazardous waste.

Places such as the settlement of conditional residential areas are encouraged to divide the garbage into four categories: recyclables, hazardous waste, kitchen garbage and other garbage. The kitchen garbage can be included in the collection, processing and disposal of the catering system.

The municipal authorities may adjust the criteria for the classification of living garbage based on the actual management of living garbage, based on the full consultation, scientific evidence, after the approval of the programme by the Government of the city, and make it public.

The municipal authorities should prepare a specific catalogue of living garbage with UNCTAD information, the environmental protection sector and make it available to society.

Article 11 provides for a system of responsibilities for the management of garbage.

The responsibilities for the management of living garbage are determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The political organs of the Party, the deep unit, the business unit, social groups and other organizations are responsible for office and production. (b) The unit is responsible;

(ii) In the residential area, the owner is responsible. (b) The owner's own management industry is the responsible;

(iii) Public places such as roads, squares, parks, public greenfields, management units or units entrusted to them are responsible;

(iv) Airports, passenger stations, orbital traffic and public places such as tourism, culture, sports, recreation and commerce, operating management units are responsible.

In accordance with paragraph 2 of this article, the management of the responsible person cannot be determined by the location's street offices.

Article 12

(i) The establishment of living garbage collection containers in accordance with the provisions and the maintenance of integrity and integrity of containers;

(ii) Times and locations for the classification of living wastes;

(iii) To guide the classification and to advise and end the conduct that does not meet the requirements for classification;

(iv) The establishment of a garbage collection of management orders to record the types, quantity, transporters, etc. of living garbage generated within the scope of responsibility and to submit data regularly to the district street offices;

(v) The classification of the garbage of the garbage to be collected and transported in accordance with established units.

The management units of public places such as sports, parks, movies, music offices, libraries, airports, passenger stations, land and fire stations, municipal road light facility management units, schools, hospitals, etc., should be recovered and referred to units in line with the provisions.

Article 13. Municipal authorities should establish standards and classifications of living garbage collection facilities with the relevant sectors and be made public to society.

There is a need to encourage conditional fruits trading markets to be processed in the near future.

Article 14. Units and individuals shall classify the garbage of living in accordance with the time, place and manner required by the person responsible for the management of the garbage in accordance with the garbage and shall not be abandoned and abandoned.

The classification of living garbage shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Recyclables should be surrendered to the recycling container;

(ii) Harmful garbage shall be surrendered to hazardous garbage collection containers or to the hazardous waste recycling point;

(iii) Other garbage should be transferred to other garbage-gathering containers.

Article 15 garbage such as size, overallity or the need to dispose of reprocessing furnisheds should be properly addressed and distributed in accordance with article 14 of this approach.

Article 16

Specific time and venues for the first set of life garbage are determined by the General Assembly or the Commission of the Mains of the Industry and are communicated to the place of residence.

Article 17

The “Recycling of resources” approach is developed and published by the municipal authorities.

The requirement and criteria for the classification of living garbage should be agreed upon when the General Assembly or the Commission of the owner enter into a contract for the services of the industry.

The introduction of a management unit for the clean-up of sanitary outsources should include the requirement for garbage in clean-up services contracts and monitor implementation.

Chapter III

Article 19 Governments should strengthen the construction of living garbage to collect infrastructure, operationalize the scale of delivery of living waste and regional coverage; identify eligible businesses to assume living garbage services, including through public solicitation, and publicize information about service enterprises to society.

Article 20 shall classify the garbage of the garbage. It is prohibited to collect a mix of garbage that has been categorized.

Municipal authorities should develop technical norms for hazardous waste collection, transport and storage with the environmental protection sector to avoid environmental pollution.

Article 21 classified living garbage collected should be classified as transport. It is prohibited to classify the garbage of living collected.

The garbage transport vehicles should be closed, complete and well-established and marked by a clear garbage. In the course of transport, no intention must be dumped, abandoned, saving, saving the garbage of living and default.

The garbage transport vehicles should be documented and the authorities, transport, public safety, etc., should strengthen the enforcement of vehicles.

Article 22 Classification of the collection and transport of garbage should be treated separately:

(i) Recyclables may be referred to recycling enterprises;

(ii) The transfer of hazardous waste to a defined enterprise;

(iii) Other garbage is treated in accordance with the provisions of burning and sanitation.

The garbage disposal unit should address the garbage of living in accordance with the relevant provisions and technical standards and take effective polluting measures to prevent the generation of two pollution.

The municipal authorities should entrust professional environmental impact evaluation agencies on a regular basis and carry out environmental impact evaluation of the operation of the garbage handling units.

Article 23. The authorities are responsible for the collection, transport oversight management of recycling, such as sterilism and plastics.

The UNCTAD Information Service, in conjunction with the municipal authorities, the planning of land, the financial sector, leads to the recycling of renewable resources or the integrated use of enterprise resources for recycling of recoverables.

Article 24 should be addressed on a priority basis in the form of burning, in addition to recoverable and hazardous waste. The authorities should strengthen the monitoring management of the construction and operation of garbage facilities and gradually reduce the proportion of sanitary landfiles.

Chapter IV Promote measures

Article 25. The market regulatory sector, in accordance with its management practice, develops technical norms for the design, production of special areas of products and packaging materials, organizes implementation after approval by the Government of the city.

Producers and salesrs should strictly implement the criteria and requirements of States for limiting the excessive packaging of products and reduce the use of one-time packaging materials.

Political organs, business units should give priority to the procurement of products included in the Government's procurement directory of economic products and the introduction of paperless offices.

The catering units should lead consumer savings and low carbon consumption.

Article 26 encourages producers, salesrs to return to their homes and to reuse products and packagings for their production, sale and packaging.

Article 27 encourages the use of residues for resource recovery.

Social organizations and individuals are encouraged to carry out old books with or exchange activities in the “Guhenhen” event.

Article 28, the Government of the communes should incorporate the classification and reduction of living garbage into environmental activities such as “Energy Week”, “National low-carbon days” and concentrate on the promotion of the classification and reduction of living waste.

The authorities should develop education programmes for the classification and reduction of living garbage and will conduct awareness-raising and training activities with the relevant sectors.

The education sector is responsible for the disaggregation and reduction of knowledge in primary and secondary schools throughout the city, the integration of disaggregated and reduced knowledge into environmental education-related content, and the organization of school garbage classification and reduction activities.

Political organs, entrepreneurship units and social organizations should incorporate the classification and reduction of living garbage into their vocational training.

Article 29, WWF, WCC, trade unions and gynaecological groups, should organize education on garbage classifications and reductions to promote social participation in the classification and reduction of garbage.

Social organizations and individuals, such as the Foundation, are encouraged to participate actively in the activities of garbage classification and reduction, and the authorities, through the purchase of services, have chosen eligible social organizations to carry out work on garbage classification and mitigation.

Article 33 Industrial associations, chambers of commerce should develop a programme of work on the classification and reduction of garbage in the industry and organize implementation, and urge member units to implement the relevant requirements of the programme of work.

The IAMU should incorporate the requirements relating to the classification and reduction of living garbage into the industrial service enterprise ratings for nuclear or material management model residential subsectors, standards and subsidiaries assessed in the excellent residential area.

The media, such as the press, radio, television, should, in accordance with the relevant provisions, make public information about the classification and reduction of living garbage available at the time of gold or at a notice.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 32 establishes and improves the integrated appraisal system for the management of living garbage and deductions, and incorporates the results of the examination of the relevant sectors, the people of the region into the Government's performance appraisal system in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Article 33 The municipal authorities should establish a system of heavy work for the classification of living garbage with sectors such as trade information and environmental protection, and progressively collect, transport and deal with the classification of living wastes.

Article 34 of this city introduces the territorial garbage emissions regime and, as appropriate, incorporates emission requirements into the Government's performance appraisal.

In this city, the garbage of living is used to deal with environmental compensation systems across the region. Cross-regional treatment of living garbage has resulted in garbage, in line with the principle of “personal benefit, whom compensation” and in payment of environmental compensation funds to the garbage disposal area. Sex statistical information is used as a basis for the payment of environmental compensation funds across the garbage.

Specific options for garbage emissions and cross-regional treatment of environmental compensation have been developed separately by the municipal authorities, followed by the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 33XV should establish and improve the system of control over the whole process of living garbage, establish a system of classification of living garbage, collection, transport, management information systems, provide regular and public information to society and share information with sectors such as trade information, environmental protection, housing and construction.

Street offices should establish living garbage collection, transport, handling orders, aggregate the relevant data from the garbage of living in the area and report to the district authorities as required.

Article 336 The authorities should establish coordination mechanisms for the management and enforcement of living garbage and emission reductions, in conjunction with UNCTAD information, environmental protection, market regulation, transport, public safety and other sectors, as well as to strengthen regulation.

Article 37

The authorities should open the selection of a certain number of social monitors to the society and participate in the classification and reduction of garbage. There should be a large number of representatives, parliamentarians, communes, volunteers.

The social monitors have the right to monitor the operation of the garbage disposal facility, and to enforce the classification and reduction obligations of living wastes by promotional units and individuals, with a specific approach developed by the municipal authorities.

Article 338 units and individuals have refused to comply with their obligations under the classification and reduction of living wastes and are subject to administrative penalties, and the authorities, trade information, environmental protection, market regulation, housing and construction, should record malfunctioning records and include records in the solicitation system.

Units, communities, families and individuals highlighted in the performance of living garbage classifications and emission reductions can be commended and rewarded, with specific approaches being developed by municipal authorities.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 39 of the executive branch and its staff are not responsible for the classification and reduction of living under the law, and are held in accordance with the law and are suspected to be committed to the judiciary.

Article 40

(i) No fine of €300,000, provided that the classification of living garbage is provided for;

(ii) No fine of 2000 for the classification of garbage or location;

(iii) A fine of 2000 for the non-recordation or non-recordation of the emissions of garbage in the context of actual reporting responsibilities;

(iv) A fine of $3000 was not imposed for the establishment of a living garbage collectr;

(v) No classification of the garbage of the garbage to be collected and transported in accordance with the required unit, with a fine of 5,000.

Article 40 of this approach, article XIV, article 15, provides that a person does not classify or does not classify the garbage of living, and is converted by an order of authority. The denial of correction is a fine of 50 dollars for the individual and a fine of 100 kidnapped; and a fine of 1,000 units.

Individuals are punished with fines and may apply for social services arranged by the competent authorities in order to impose a fine.

Article 42

Article 43 13

(i) The transport vehicle does not mark a clear breakdown of living garbage, with a fine of US$ 2000;

(ii) The transport vehicle is not kept in seal, integrity and integrity, with a fine of $3000;

(iii) The transport vehicle is subject to a fine of 5,000 in the course of transport, dumping, saving, garbage or drop-down of wastewater;

(iv) Mixed transport has been classified as a living garbage collected and a fine of $100,000.

Article 44 garage treatment of enterprises in violation of article 22 of this approach provides that the treatment of other garbage or the absence of effective pollution control measures produces two pollutings, which is converted by the competent authority order and fines of $300,000. The cumulative penalties of three or more, and the removal of their garbage. As a result of losses, liability is assumed by law.

In violation of article 22 of this approach, garbage is treated by the environmental protection sector.

Chapter VII

Article 42 should develop policies and standards in line with their respective responsibilities and methodological requirements.

Article 46 refers to the redundant garbage caused by the population in the course of family life or consumption, including the remaining staple, vegetable brickes, Guacon nuclear, discarded food, abandoned vegetables, plantation and residues.

Article 47