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Inner Mongolia Mining Geological Environment Control Method

Original Language Title: 内蒙古自治区矿山地质环境治理办法

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Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to reduce the geological environmental damage of mines caused by mining resources mining activities, protect the geological environment of mines, develop this approach in line with the Land Resettlement Regulations, the Geological Environmental Protection Regulations of the Interim Mongolian Self-Government Zone and relevant national legislation.

Article 2

The geological environmental governance of the mines described in this approach includes geological environmental protection and the restoration of governance, land reclaims of mines.

Article 3. The geological environmental governance of mines persists in the principles of protection priorities, prevention of ownership, integrated governance, public participation and damage to the responsibility.

Article IV governs the supervision of geo-environment governance in mined areas within the current administrative area.

Other relevant sectors, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are able to work related to geological environmental governance in mines.

Article 5 Minors are the subject of the responsibility for geological environmental governance in the mines and fully perform the geological environmental protection and restoration of governance and land reclaim obligations of mines, and governance costs are included in production costs.

Article 6. Self-governance zones encourage research on science and technology in geological environmental governance in mined areas, to promote the application of advanced technologies and methods.

Civil, legal and other organizations are encouraged to invest in the geological environment that has been closed or abandoned mines.

After the geological environmental governance of the mines, the sites of minerals with value and scientific research values are valued and encourage the development of mined parks.

Chapter II

Article 7

The geo-environment governance planning should be consistent with the overall land-use planning, rural and urban planning and mineral resource planning, as well as with geological disaster control planning, land rehabilitation planning.

Article 8. The mining right applicant shall apply for a mining licence to be submitted to the geological environmental governance programme of the mines.

The geological environmental governance programme of mines should be delegated to units with corresponding qualifications and to review by the competent authorities with the approval authority.

The geological environmental governance programme for mines includes geological environmental protection and rehabilitation of mines and land reclaim programmes for mines.

Article 9. The mining authority applicant does not prepare a geological environmental governance programme for the mines or the geological environmental governance programme for the mines, and the authorities of the land-based resources that are authorized shall not issue mining licences.

Article 10. The Ministry of Land Resources has issued mining permits, and the mining owner shall review the adopted geological environmental protection and governance rehabilitation programme for mines and the Land Removement Programme for the Lands of the Lands of the Lands of the Lands of the Lands of the Lands of the Lands of the Lands.

Article 11. The mining licence has been granted prior to the operation of this approach and the mining rights that continue to be engaged in the exploitation of mineral resources should be supplemented by the preparation of the geological environmental governance programme for mines within one year of the date of operation.

Article 12 Minors should prepare a geo-environmental environmental protection and governance recovery and land reclaiming programmes for mines based on the geological environmental governance programmes of mines (hereinafter referred to as the sub-governance programme).

The sub-governing programme should entrust the preparation of units with a corresponding qualifications and report on the review by the competent national land resource authorities with the authorization.

Article 13 encourages neighbouring mines to implement joint governance in the context of geo-environment governance in mines, to develop joint sub-governing governance programmes and to be implemented by the Land Resources Authority after review. A joint sub-governing programme has been developed and a single mined sub-governance programme has no longer been developed.

Article 14. Geological environmental governance in mines is a governance cycle every three years.

The remainder of the services of the mines is limited to three years, and the mining authority should complete the geography of the geological environment of the mines on a one-time basis in accordance with the governance programme. The remaining services of mines are limited to more than three years, and mining authorities should implement the geological environmental governance of the mines in accordance with the subregional governance programme.

Article 15. Mining rights shall first take place in the event of exploitation of mines for the purpose of destroying land, forestland, pastoral lands and separate storage, and for the recovery of governance in the geological environment of mines.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the flag district level should take measures to regulate the geological environment of mines inherited by historical and policy closures.

Article 17 states that the authorities of the Land Resources of the Government of the Land shall establish an annual inspection system to monitor the implementation of the geological environmental governance programme for all mined areas.

Chapter III Pledges and management

Article 18 engages in mining resource extraction within the administrative area of the self-government area and shall contribute to the geological environmental governance guarantees of the mines.

Article 19 of the geological environmental governance of the mined areas guarantees the geological environmental protection of metals from the mines and the restoration of governance and the reclaim of the land of mines.

Reservations for geological environmental governance have been paid to the mines and no land reclaims are paid.

Article 20 Terrestrial Environmental Governance Guarantees of the mined mountains apply to all enterprises, government regulation, exclusive storage, accounting. No unit or person shall be stopped, crowded and diverted.

Article 21, the National Authority of the League of Arab States, the Land Resources Authority of the Municipalities of the Land Resources Authority, is responsible for ensuring the storage and management of the payments.

Article 2 governs the geological environmental governance bonds of mines. Mining rights are across the executive area and the bonds should be deposited with the authorities responsible for the day-to-day supervision of mining rights.

Article 23 of the National Authority of the League of Arab States, the Land Resources Authority of the Municipalities of the People's Government of the Land Resources Authority of the Region may deposit and manage the geological environmental governance guarantees of ordinary construction materials for the use of sands, stones, earth mines, and entrust the implementation of the territorial resource administration authorities of the Government of the flagland.

Article 24

Article 25 When the Mining Power is a guarantor of the geological environmental governance of the mines, it shall enter into a letter of responsibility for the geological environmental governance of the mines with the territorial authorities of the territorial Government of the host government.

Article 26 Reservations for geological environmental governance in mines shall be determined in accordance with the principle of not less than the cost of geological environmental governance in the mines, in accordance with the criteria and impact factors attached to this approach, in order to calculate the combined comparison with the governance programme by factory.

Article 27 quantifies the use of the remaining services of sand, creed or mines for ordinary construction materials for a period of up to three years and shall be paid in full for a one-time payment; the remaining services for mines are limited to more than three years, and the mining licensor may be released after the receipt of the payment plans and commitments.

Article 28 of the mining method, the scope of the mines, the size of production and changes in the main mining species should reproduce the geological environmental governance programme of the mines, the signing of a letter of responsibility for the geological environmental governance of the mines, the approval and payment of the geological environmental governance guarantees for the deposits.

The transfer of mining rights has been transferred in conjunction with the liability for geological environmental governance in the mines and the deposited geological environmental governance guarantees in the minerals; the assurance that the payments cannot be transferred should be returned and the signing of the letter of responsibility for geological environmental governance in the mines.

Article 29, after completion of the geological environmental governance works of the mines, the mining owner shall apply for the identification of geological environmental governance works in the mines. The Land Resources Authority shall complete the collection within thirty days of the receipt of the receipt of the receipt of the receipt of the request for the receipt of the receipt, be eligible for the collection and the transfer of the geological environmental governance bonds to the next cycle of governance.

The geological environmental governance of the two successive mines has received a qualified production of mines, with the agreement of the Mangular Environmental Governance Guarantee, which can draw some of the geological environmental governance bonds of the mines, specifically for geological environmental governance.

Article 33 Before the mining owner terminated the mining activity or closed the mines, the search for geological environmental governance works in the mines should be applied. Receipt and interest shall be returned by the Land Resources Authority within seven days.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 31 provides for the preparation of a geological environmental governance programme for mines or a sub-governing governance programme to be misleaded by a fine of $30,000 for the land resource authorities of the Government of the Utilities above, causing losses to others, which are legally liable.

Article 32 of this approach has received a mining licence prior to its operation, and the mining licensor who continues to be engaged in mining development has not been supplemented by the preparation of the geological environmental governance programme for the mined areas, pursuant to article 37 of the Land Rehabitation Regulation, which provides for a period of time to be converted by the authorities of the Land Resources of the Government of the Utilities of the Utilities of the Utilities of the Utilities of the Utilities of more than 10,000 dollars.

Article 33, in violation of the present approach, does not attempt to destroy arable land, forestland and pastoral lands, and in accordance with Article 39 of the Land Rehabitation Regulations, a period of time has been converted by the authorities of the land resources of the Government of the above-mentioned people at the flag district level; unprocessarily, a fine of 1 million hectares is imposed on the land area to be removed.

Article 34, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the mining authority does not fulfil its obligations under geological environmental governance and land reclaims of mines and that, in accordance with article 20 of the Land Rehabitation Regulations, it shall be carried out by the authorities of the land of the land of the land of the land of the Government of the above-mentioned people; that the late failure is not fulfilled and that, when applying for new mining licences or applying for the continuation, modification of mining licences, the territorial resource authorities with the authorization authority shall not be authorized and incorporated into the social credit system, including the list of the geological environmental governance of mines, and the sharing of the resources of the corporate system.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the mining authority rejects, impedes the supervision of the authorities of the land's resources, or, when it is subject to a supervisory inspection, is subject to a fine of more than 500,000 dollars, in accordance with article 43 of the Land Rehabation Regulation.

Article 36 Territorial Resource Authorities and their staff play a role in the management of geo-environment governance, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes a crime and are criminally criminalized by law.

Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2015. The Modalities for the management of the geological environment of mines in the self-governing area of Mongolia (No. [2013]23, issued on 22 February 2013.

Reservations of geological environmental governance in mines

Standard and impact factors

Revenue criteria

Standard (m2) criteria for the production of mining mines

1000 below 1.5

Hydrocarbons

100000-500000 1.0

Metal minerals 1.0

500000-1000

Land extraction 1.0

Non-metallic mines 0.6

More than 1,000 000 0.5

Water minerals 0.1

Note:

The calculation of factors is based on the criteria for the payment of stocks, the scope of the year's deposit, the opening of mining and mining.

The factor law calculates the methodology for the cumulative calculation of subparagraphs, beginning with the application of the cumulative application of the sub-paragraph to calculate the basic amount of the year's contribution in accordance with the annual contributory criteria and then by the annual contribution of the underlying amount x mining factor x the mining type of impact factor.

For example, a mined area is estimated at 400000m2 per year.

The basic amount for the treasury year = US$ 100000m2 x 1.5/m2+ (400000m2-100000m2) x1.0/m2 = 450000

Annual contributions = 450000 x mining types of impact factors x mining patterns.