Article 1 guarantees the safety and public safety of citizens' property and promotes economic and social development, in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China, the Meteorological Act, the Meteorological Disasters Defence Regulations, etc., in the light of the actual practice of the province.

Article 2 units and individuals relevant to the prevention of mitigation activities in the administration of the province should be respected.

Article 3 of this approach refers to activities for the defence and mitigation of mine-conferencing disasters, including research, monitoring, early warning, risk assessment, protection and mine-conferencing.

This approach refers to the loss of life and property due to the immediate attack on mine, the sense of the mine, the intrusion of electricity, the intrusion of the electromagnetic blazs.

Article IV, in order to prevent disaster risk reduction, should uphold the principle of prevention of ownership, integration and the establishment of a mechanism for prevention and mitigation involving government ownership, sector-led and socially involved.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of disaster reduction process by integrating disaster relief efforts into local economic and social development planning and safe production control management, by including requirements in the current financial budget and by scaling up inputs in line with economic and social development and disaster prevention needs.

Article 6 Governments of more people at the district level should encourage support in the conduct of mine science and technology research and development, the promotion of the application of mine-related research results and the strengthening of mine-clearing standardization.

More than the people at the district level should conduct awareness-raising in the Mine Reduction Section through the media such as radio, television, newspapers, information networks, and increase disaster risk reduction capabilities.

Article 7. More meteorological authorities at the district level are responsible for the management of the Organization for the Prevention of Disaster Mitigation in the current administration, under the leadership of the parent-level meteorological authorities and the Government of the current people. There are no municipal authorities in charge of disaster risk reduction.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive authorities, such as the safety and production monitoring, education, public safety, housing, rural and urban construction, transport, forestry, hygiene, tourism, livestock, communications management, are working to prevent disaster risk reduction.

Article 8. Provincial meteorological authorities shall perform the following main responsibilities:

(i) Organizing the relevant sectoral scientific planning network for the whole province of mine-electing monitoring systems;

(ii) Strengthening the management of data on mine-elect monitoring equipment and the sharing and effective use of information;

(iii) Organizing research and development of mine-electric monitoring products and enhancing the scientific, timely and accurateness of mine-quality monitoring.

Article 9. More meteorological authorities at the district level should organize and coordinate research by relevant scientific institutions to strengthen the doctrine of the defence base, mine applications and early warning systems, and to enhance the capacity of mine-electronic forecasts for early warning and mine mitigation services.

The meteorology of the above-mentioned meteorological authorities at the district level should enhance monitoring forecasts for mine-electronic disasters and issue early warning information on mine-electronic disaster.

Article 10 Re-electing weather forecasts, early warning information should be made available to society through the local main media and be supplemented or revised in a timely manner, and any other organization or individual may not publish information on mined weather forecasts, early warning information to society.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and information networks, should be disseminated to the public in a timely manner, to supplement, revise forecasts, early warning information, and media should be broadcast in a timely manner or broadcast.

Article 11. Various types of construction (constitution) construction, premises and facilities should be installed in accordance with national provisions for the installation of mine-clearing devices, which should be consistent with national standards and designed in parallel with the work of the subject matter.

The following mine-clearing devices for construction, location and facilities should be completed:

(i) The establishment of the first, second and third types of anti-constitution (construction) under the National Standards Guidelines for Building Defence Design;

(ii) The oil bank, the gas bank, the gas gallery, the storage of liquid gas and civilian explosive items, as well as the oil (hydro) pipeline sites, the warlord rooms and hazardous environments and facilities;

(iii) Social public services or facilities, such as mail communications, transport, radioTV, health, financial securities, cultural education, sports, tourism, slogan, non-movable material, and various electronic information systems;

(iv) Other locations and facilities for the defence mechanism should be installed in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 13 provides for the installation of mined devices in accordance with the State's provisions, each year should be detected. The mine-clearing facilities located in the area of mine power and fire dangerous environments should be detected every half a year.

Article 14. The detection of a mine-protecting device, which is declared by the unit of use or by individuals to a body capable of detecting the qualifications of a mine facility, shall be tested in a timely manner by the detection body. The detection of non-qualified mine-protecting devices, and the use of units or individuals should be modified within the deadline.

Meteorological authorities and safe production monitoring management should enhance the management and oversight of the regular detection of mine-protected devices.

Article 15. The mine-facilitator should strictly implement the relevant national standards and norms, establish a system of sound testing, guarantee the authenticity, science and impartiality of the data and the testing reports, and transmit them to local meteorological authorities within the prescribed time frame. Local meteorological authorities regularly publish relevant information about the detection of mined devices in society.

The owner of the mine-protecting mechanism should be able to work on the day-to-day maintenance of the mine-protected devices in a timely manner.

The units and organizations of the mine-electronic disaster-prone area, the priority defence area, should establish a disaster emergency response scenario, establish an emergency response organization or designate an emergency dealer to implement the responsibility for emergency disposal.

Article 18 units and individuals are subject to major loss of property and major mine-electric disasters that endanger life safety, public safety, and should report to the location's meteorological authorities on a timely basis on the state of the disaster and assist meteorological authorities in the investigation and identification of mine-electronic disasters.

Upon monitoring to mine-conferencing or receiving a mine-conferencing report, more than 19 district-level meteorological authorities should immediately organize investigations and identification of mine-conferencing disasters on-site, and report on the situation in a timely manner to the people's governments and the top-level meteorological authorities, the mine power triggers fires, and meteorological authorities should also inform local public safety fire agencies, such as survey and identification of results.

Article 20, in violation of article 11 of this approach, should be installed in order to reject the installation of a mine-protected device and be renovated by an order of responsibility of more than gynaecologists at the district level, giving a warning that could be fined by more than 30,000 dollars; liability under the law for losses incurred by others; and criminal liability in accordance with the law.

Article 21, in violation of articles 12, 13 and 18 of the present approach, provides that a mine-clearing device for the establishment of (construction) items, places and facilities is not subject to the required inspection and that the existing mine-clearing devices do not conceal the non-statement of a major mine-electric disaster and are punished by meteorological authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and national provisions.

Article 2 prevents staff members from acting as a result of negligence, leading to the administrative disposition of major mine-related accidents by their units, which constitute an offence, and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2015.