Article 1 provides for the defence and mitigation of earthquakes, the protection of the physical and property security of citizens, and guarantees the sustainable development of the economy, in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Mitigation of Disaster Reduction, the Southern Sustainability Prevention and Mitigation Regulations, which, in practice, establish this approach in conjunction with this city.

Article II uses this approach in the administration of the city for the prevention of shocks.

Article 3 prevents mitigation from persisting in the prevention of a combination of prevention, defence and assistance.

Article IV, city, city (zone) and the people of the region should strengthen their leadership in the prevention of mitigation, integrate prevention efforts into the economic and social development planning of their nationals and establish systems for surveillance of shocks, shocks prevention, emergency relief and mitigation. Requirements for prevention of mitigation are included in the financial budget.

Article 5: The Government of the city, the municipality and the People's Government's earthquake agencies, as well as the sector responsible for seizing the earthquake (hereinafter referred to as the body of seismic work), is responsible for the prevention of mitigation in the present administration under the leadership of the Government.

Sectors such as development and reform, housing and urban-rural construction, land-based resources, urban and rural planning, public safety, health and family planning, education and civil affairs should work together to prevent the mitigation of diseases in line with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the people of the region should establish and improve the joint regime for the prevention of mitigation, coordinate the prevention of mitigation in the current administrative region and act as an engine for post-harvest relief, harmonize leadership and command efforts to combat disaster response, with the responsibility of seismic agencies.

Article 7. The seismic institutions should be guided by the development and reform, housing and urban-rural construction, urban and rural planning, and the development of the current administrative regional disaster risk reduction planning and post-approved by the Government of the current people; disaster risk reduction planning should be aligned with the overall land use planning, rural and urban planning.

Article 8. The municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the people of the district and their relevant sectors should provide recognition and incentives for units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the prevention of mitigation.

Chapter II

Article 9 seismic institutions should delineate seismic monitoring facilities with sectors such as urban and rural planning, land resources, public safety, the scope of the environmental protection of earthquake observations, the creation of protection signs and the social announcement.

No units or individuals shall be in possession, destruction, removal or unauthorized of mobile seismic monitoring facilities.

Within the context of the environmental protection of earthquakes, no unit or individual shall be allowed to carry out activities that affect earthquake monitoring and observing the environment, such as spoilers.

Article 11 provides for activities under article 10 of this approach in the context of seismic monitoring facilities, seismic observation of environmental protection, which requires approval by law, and public safety, housing and rural-urban construction, land resources, etc., should seek advice from the municipality, the municipality (zone) and the earthquake agencies.

Article 12. New construction, alteration and expansion of construction should avoid endangering the scope of environmental protection of earthquake monitoring facilities, seismic observation; unavoidable construction units should build anti-interpret facilities, as requested by seismic institutions; and no additional seismic monitoring facilities should be established.

Chapter III

Any unit and individual observations that may be associated with earthquake-related phenomena may be reported to seismic bodies, but no external dissemination of information is possible.

After the receipt of the report by the seismic body, registration and timely investigation of verification, feedback results should be conducted.

The media, such as networks, newspapers and television, must not be published and broadcast information on seismic forecasts issued without the authorities.

Article 14. Municipal seismic institutions may organize events to conduct an event chamber to conduct an analysis of seismic forecasts and possible earthquake-related phenomena, and to report on the provincial seismic sector after the exchange of views.

Article 15. Urban seismic institutions should establish and improve seismic storm surge systems and ensure regular functioning, providing the basis for combating disaster relief and construction.

The construction, alteration and expansion of construction works in article 16 should be subject to the requirements of legal and technical norms.

Article 17 should be carried out in accordance with the law on the construction of a safety evaluation of earthquakes, which should be determined by seismic institutions in accordance with the Safety Assessment of the Engineering S earthquake (GB17741).

There is no need for general construction of seismic safety evaluations, and seismic institutions can make anti-attack-resistant recommendations based on the maps of earthquakes, or the quantification of seismic parameters; construction units should be countered in accordance with the requirement of resistance set by the earthquake machet or seismic parameters.

Construction works in intensive places such as kindergartens, schools, hospitals should be carried out on the basis of the local home building's response to shocks.

Article 18 units engaged in seismic safety evaluation should be commensurate with the qualifications to conduct seismic safety evaluation operations within the scope of the licence and to be responsible for the quality of the assessment of seismic safety.

The unit of the seismic security evaluation operation in this city's administration should be reported on the institutional back of the earthquake on 10 days from the date of the arrival.

Article 19 build-up units report on seismic safety in accordance with the law to the authorities of the Department of earthquakes or to the provincial seismic work sector, which should be sent to earthquake agencies within 10 days of the receipt of the results.

Article 20, construction units are responsible for the design and construction process of construction works.

The design units should be designed to combat shocks in accordance with the mandatory standards for the defence of shocks and construction of works, as well as to combat the quality of the design and the accuracy of the construction map design document.

The construction units should be constructed in accordance with the construction map design document and the construction of mandatory standards for construction and be responsible for the quality of the construction.

Construction units, construction units shall be elected to use materials, components and equipment consistent with the construction map design document and relevant national standards.

The PAPU should carry out the institution in accordance with the construction map design document and the construction of mandatory standards and assume responsibility for the quality of the construction.

Article 21 requires management of construction works against shocks should be integrated into basic construction processes.

Sectors such as development and reform, housing and urban-rural construction should incorporate anti-attack protection requirements into the review of construction project applications, feasibility studies and preliminary design documents and share relevant information; and do not contain anti-attack requirements and do not approve them.

When construction works are completed, the construction units should organize a search for the construction of a fire-recovery requirement; construction works are not in line with the requirement of a resistance, and construction units should be organized.

The seismic institutions should monitor the implementation of the construction of a defence against shocks.

Article 23, seismic institutions should organize seismic subsectors in the new construction area, prepare maps for seismic small areas and maps for seismic small areas, which should be used as a basis for identifying general construction work-resistant defence requirements, after being finalized by the authorities of the Department of State earthquake.

The construction work that has been completed has not been carried out with anti-attack measures or anti-attack protection measures that do not meet the requirement of anti-attacking, and should be accompanied by appropriate measures in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province.

Chapter IV

Article 25 municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the people of the region should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, synchronization, integrated use, sub-implementation, and the establishment of seismic emergency shelters in accordance with urban resilience planning and relevant technical standards.

The location of seismic shelters should be made public to society and a clear signal of instructions.

Article 26 Construction units, operating units or conservations in earthquake emergency shelters should maintain the safe evacuation of emergency evacuation channels in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 27, Municipal, Municipal (Parliament), the People's Government and its relevant departments, the Government of the town or the street offices, shall establish seismic emergency prestigation cases in accordance with the laws and regulations, as well as in accordance with the provisions.

Including that may have serious consequences or impacts after the earthquake occurred should be reported on an institution of seismic work, in accordance with the provisions of the earthquake emergency prestigation of the unit.

seismic institutions should establish a pre-emptive management system for seismic emergencies, providing guidance and supervision for the preparation of earthquake emergencies in the sectors and units concerned.

Article 28, the city, the city (zone), the people of the region and their relevant sectors, social groups, business units should organize regular seismic emergency response exercises to increase the resilience of earthquake-based disaster response and relief capacities.

Article 29, municipalities, municipalities (beginals), the people of the region should establish an earthquake response to disasters, in accordance with the principle of full-time and part-time integration.

Villages (GLN), large-scale enterprises, etc., are encouraged to be equipped with the focal points for disaster risk reduction and to carry out seismic cluster defence.

Article 33 states that earthquakes, earthquakes and impacts or earthquake rumours, mistreated transmissions should take effective measures to eliminate adverse impacts and preserve social stability.

Following the earthquake, the city, the city (at the district), the people of the region should, in accordance with the provisions for the launch of the earthquake emergency response, carry out a response to the shocks, facilitate the transition of affected populations and organize productive self-saving activities such as the affected mass, the business.

Article 32, municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the relevant sectors of the population of the region should use the model schools of the Prevention of Mitigation Section, the Education base for the Prevention of Mitigation Section, a demonstration of seismic safety, seismic observation stations, seismic sites, and monuments.

Article 33 units such as kindergartens, schools, businesses and social groups should conduct awareness-raising on the prevention of climate change and increase awareness of natural disaster risk reduction.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should conduct public awareness campaigns to prevent the transmission of knowledge.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of this scheme, the seizure, destruction, removal or unauthorized relocation of seismic monitoring facilities is punishable by an act of the seismic body responsible for the cessation of the offence, the restatement of the status quo or other remedies, and in the event of a serious fine of up to 2,000 dollars for the individual and a fine of up to 100,000 dollars for the unit.

In violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of this approach, the unauthorized conduct of seismic monitoring and observation of environmental activities, such as seismic damage, drilling wells, quantifying stones, in the context of the environmental protection of the environment, is punishable by an institution responsible for the cessation of the offence and by a fine of more than five thousand dollars to the unit.

Article 36, in violation of this approach, provides that the law and regulations provide for legal responsibility.

Article 37, seismic institutions and relevant sector staff, abuse of their functions,ys of negligence, provocative fraud in the context of disaster prevention, is lawfully disposed of by law; constitutes an offence and criminal liability under the law.

Annex VI

Article 338 is implemented effective 1 May 2015.