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Inner Mongolia Industrial Energy Saving Supervision Approach

Original Language Title: 内蒙古自治区工业节能监察办法

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Article 1 provides for the regulation of industrial festivals, the efficiency of energy use, the promotion of resource-saving social construction, the development of this approach, in line with the People's Republic of China's Energy Act, the Interim Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region.

Article 2 implements industrial festivals in the administrative areas of the self-government area and applies this approach.

Article 3 of this approach states that industrial festivals can be inspected by economic and information management to monitor the implementation of the laws, regulations, regulations and standards of industrial utility units and to conduct activities to which the offence is treated in accordance with the law.

Section IV should be subject to the principles of public justice, procedural norms, integration of education and punishment, and the integration of oversight and services.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the flag district level should establish industrial energy coordination mechanisms to address major issues in the energy efficiency of industrial festivals, deploy, coordinate, monitor and inspect industrial festivals.

Article 6

Sectors such as quality technical supervision, statistics, business, housing and urban-rural construction, transport and management of institutions are monitored in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 7. Execution can be inspected without charge to the inspectorate.

Article 8. The supervisory body should establish a system that allows complaints to be heard and to make relevant matters, such as telephone, e-mail, communication addresses, available to society.

Any unit or person is entitled to lodge complaints and reports to the supervisory bodies at all levels against violations of the law, regulations, regulations and rules that are mandatory. Section-based inspection bodies should be confidential for the complainant and the reporting person.

Section-based inspection bodies should be processed within 15 days of receipt of complaints and reports, and the situation will be dealt with in a timely manner with feedback from the complainants and the reportingers, and public the complaints and reports to society.

Article 9

Article 10

(i) Implementation of energy efficiency standards in energy efficiency in energy efficiency, in accordance with the law, regulations, regulations and national, autonomous areas;

(ii) Implementation of the energy consumption statistics and the status of energy utilization reporting system;

(iii) Prohibition of the use, transfer, lease of products for phase-out of national orders and implementation of production equipment, facilities, process systems;

(iv) The establishment of the energy management system, the management system, with a focus on the establishment of energy management positions by industrial energy-efficient units and the training of personnel, the management of the case;

(v) The implementation of the industrial fixed asset investment project section can be assessed and reviewed;

(vi) Other sections of laws, regulations and regulations are subject to inspection.

Section 11 enables inspectors to familiarize themselves with the standards of availability, legislation, regulations and sections, with the corresponding expertise and operational capacity, and to obtain administrative law enforcement qualifications in accordance with the provisions.

Article 12 shall not impede the normal production activity and work order of the inspector in the implementation of the Section; shall not disclose the technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate; nor shall it be used to gain undue benefits.

Section 13 allows inspection personnel to be in the interest of the inspectorate may affect impartial inspections and should be avoided.

Section XIV allows inspection bodies to carry out a monitoring section for the use of enabling units through written or on-site inspections.

In accordance with the written inspection, the inspection body shall notify, in writing, the basis, content, time and requirements for the inspection by the inspectorate of the basis, content, time and request, that the inspection cell should send the material in accordance with the inspection notice request; implement the on-site inspection, and that the inspection body shall carry out the monitoring base, content, time and request a written notice of the inspection unit in advance of five days.

Exceptions of cases and the handling of complaints, reports and the execution of the extractive methods are monitored.

Article 15. When carrying out on-site inspections, more than two sections should be able to attend and present administrative law enforcement documents to inform the base, content, manner and requirements for inspection, to produce an on-site inspection note and to be confirmed by the inspector and the authorized representative of the inspectorate or by the author. A refusal to sign should be noted in a section-based inspection.

Article 16 allows inspectors to exercise the following functions when carrying out industrial festival inspections:

(i) To request the inspectorate to provide, if any, explanations and written statements on the issues covered by the inspection;

(ii) Access, reproduction or reproduction of information;

(iii) On-site monitoring of energy consumption and related products, equipment, process;

(iv) Other powers conferred by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 17 has one of the following conditions, which can be inspected by a energy-efficient inspection body to test the main energy-efficient equipment, processes, product efficiency, energy efficiency indicators, etc.

(i) Industrial power units have violations, violations or ultra-markable behaviour, and the associated energy-efficient indicators need to be tested;

(ii) Emphasis on industrial energy efficiency units for technological upgrading or other reasons, with major energy-efficient changes, process systems change, and changes in energy consumption structures, with severe impact on energy efficiency;

(iii) The reporting of energy utilization reports delivered by industrial energy-efficient units is of great uncertainty.

In cases where the supervisory body does not have the corresponding capacity and conditions, it may be entrusted with conditional institutional testing and cannot be charged to the testing unit. The cost is borne by the Section-based inspection body.

Article 18 is to be carried out in conjunction with a section that can be inspected, if it is true that information is provided, that information is not denied, hindered by inspection; that the facts should not be concealed; and that the evidence is not forged, concealed, destroyed and redirected.

Section 19 allows inspection bodies to form a section-enable inspection report within 15 days of the end of the inspection. Section-based inspection reports should include the target, time, location, content, manner and inspection findings and observations that can be inspected by the executive branch.

Article 20 is subject to a breach by the inspectorate of the law, regulations, regulations and sub-standard use of energy, which should provide a letter of renovation to the extent that the period of time has not been reconfigured or renovated to meet the requirements, and that the relevant enabling policy, the implementation of the ladder price, and the inclusion of an omnibus list of business operations and the publication of the enterprise integrity system.

There is no reasonable act by the inspectorate, but no violation of the rules, regulations, regulations and rules of energy is not yet in violation of the rules of law, regulation, regulation and accessibility, and the inspection body should issue a certificate of inspection requesting the inspection unit to take measures to rectify them.

Article 21, upon receipt by the inspectorate of a letter of reversion or a letter of inspection, should be restructured as required, to transmit the results to the supervisory body to follow up and monitor implementation by the Section's supervisory body.

The second article, which was received by the inspectorate by means of a letter of credit or a letter of inspection, confirmed that the request for extension should be submitted within fifteen days of the date of receipt of a letter of renovation or of the issuance of an inspection opinion, for a period not exceeding six months; and the Section should respond within 10 days from the date of receipt of the extension request.

Article 23 is contested by the inspectorate with respect to the letters of credit issued by the Section-based inspection body, or by a letter of inspection, which may be submitted in writing, within 10 days from the date of receipt of a letter of renovation or the issuance of a letter of inspection, to the supervisory body, or section of the letter of assessment, for the purpose of reproducing requests for review; the management of the economy and information shall complete the review within 20 days from the date of receipt of the written request for review and inform the written inspection units of the results.

Article 24 allows inspection bodies to identify matters that fall under the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations in the course of their supervision and should be transferred to the relevant sectors by law.

Article 25 Industrial energy units are in conflict with the law, legislation and regulations, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Act on Saving Energy and the Interim Self-Government Zone.

Article 26, in violation of article 18 of this approach, has been denied, obstructed by inspection units, warning by economic and information management, and punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

Article 27 allows inspection of staff members to be administratively disposed of by law, which constitutes an offence and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) Disclosure of commercial secrets of industrial utility units;

(ii) The use of the job for the benefit of illegality;

(iii) Receiving fees for industrial utility units in violation;

(iv) Other offences and grave consequences.

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 May 2015.