Article 1, in order to fully strengthen the safety governance of hazardous chemicals, strictly implements the principal responsibilities of safely produced enterprises, sectoral regulatory responsibilities, government territorial responsibility, prevent dangerous chemical accidents, guarantee the safety of people's life and property, and protect the environment, in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and develops this provision in conjunction with the actual practice of this city.

Article II applies to the security governance of enterprises (hereinafter referred to as hazardous chemicals enterprises) that are engaged in the production, storage, use, operation and transport of hazardous chemicals within the city's administration.

Article 3. Safety governance of hazardous chemicals enterprises persists in the first, prevention and ownership of safety, in accordance with the law, strict responsibility, risk management and social harmony.

Article IV, through the safe governance of hazardous chemicals enterprises, achieves a scientific and soundness of hazardous chemicals enterprise planning, is a clear improvement in the quality security level and a timely exclusion and a significant improvement in the security production environment.

Article 5 List of powers and responsibilities for the regulatory sector of hazardous chemicals is published to society.

The Government of all sectors and districts of the city is responsible for the safety governance of dangerous chemicals enterprises, in accordance with the responsibilities for safe production in the city of Zenin.

The commune Government and government agencies, such as the street offices, the development of regional management bodies, should, in accordance with their responsibilities, strengthen the supervision of dangerous chemicals enterprises in the Territory, assist the relevant departments of the Government in fulfilling their duties related to the safe governance of chemicals in this jurisdiction and assume responsibility for management.

Chapter II

Article 6 Governments of municipalities and districts should convene periodic joint meetings on the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring, prepare annual regulatory plans, inform relevant information, study, coordinate and address key issues of safety in hazardous chemicals enterprises.

Article 7. Safety production monitoring management is responsible for integrated work on safety governance in hazardous chemicals and for the functions of the Office of the Joint Conference on the Safety of Dangerous Chemicals.

The municipal safety and productive management should establish administrative inspection standards and catalogues for hazardous chemicals across the city, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations of hazardous chemicals management.

Article 8. Sectors that have oversight responsibilities for the safety of hazardous chemicals, such as safety and production supervision, public safety, market regulation, transport, environmental protection, commerce, maritime and postal management (hereinafter referred to as sectors with the responsibility for the safe management of hazardous chemicals) within their responsibilities, are governed by safety.

The relevant sectors, such as industry authorities, the special regulatory regional regulatory sector, should strengthen the responsibility for safe production in accordance with the requirements of the “Europe industry must regulate safety, the management of business and the need to manage safety” and perform the functions related to safety management of hazardous chemicals.

Other relevant sectors should effectively perform their duties related to safe production and provide support and guarantees for the safe governance of hazardous chemicals enterprises.

Article 9 regulates enterprises that operate in hazardous chemicals production in areas where registration is registered and are actually incompatible with the production area, which are regulated by sectors that have the responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring in the event of the production operation, and the sectors where the enterprise registers a hazardous chemical safety monitoring function should be aligned with the initiative to inform the enterprise of the information on registration.

Article 10. Sectors with hazardous chemicals safety monitoring responsibilities should determine the scope of hazardous chemicals companies that are subject to their focus on regulatory regulation; and sectors with hazardous chemicals management oversight responsibilities in the district are regulated by the present administration.

Sectors with hazardous chemical safety monitoring responsibilities in both urban and district areas should make public coverage and enterprise catalogues available to society.

Chapter III

Article 11. Dangerous chemicals enterprises should implement the primary responsibility for safe production, engage in productive activities in accordance with laws, regulations and standards, receive social oversight and assume social responsibility.

The main heads of hazardous chemicals enterprises are fully responsible for the safe production of this enterprise.

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(i) Implementation of the system of responsibility for safe production, the regulations governing the management of safe production, and the safe operation of jobs;

(ii) Implementation of security inputs;

(iii) Implementation of the security training system for key heads, security managers and other practitioners, with evidence-based positions for special practitioners;

(iv) Security facilities, equipment, devices maintain good operating conditions without security hidden circumstances;

(v) The use of hazardous processes and fires at hazardous sites, toxic harmful, restricted space, detraction, and the safe management of the site of the operation;

(vi) Implementation of major hazardous source registration files, risk resolution control and on-site monitoring measures;

(vii) Implementation of the hidden governance system and implementation;

(viii) The production of knowledge and management capacity of key corporate and safe production management personnel, subject to the approval of competent authorities;

(ix) The preparation of emergency pre-release cases, the provision of corresponding safeguards, the targeting of emergency response exercises and assessments;

(x) Self-conclusive matters identified by industry associations;

(xi) Other matters under laws, regulations and regulations.

Hazardous chemicals enterprises should conduct self-identification of the implementation of the principals' responsibilities in accordance with the provisions and form self-identification reports.

The safety distance from hazardous chemicals construction projects should be strictly enforced in relation to national provisions and standards. Project construction units, design units, construction units and security evaluation agencies should be strictly adhered to and implemented.

The construction of project planning, design of the approval sector should strictly review the safety distance of hazardous chemicals construction projects and seek advice from the same-tier security production oversight management, and the risk storage and loading of ports should seek advice from the port administration sector. The management and the port administration sector should receive feedback within three working days.

New construction, alteration and expansion projects around hazardous chemicals construction projects should be in line with national regulations and standards on safety distances.

Article 14. Risk chemical enterprises should establish risk management controls, carry out hazardous deterrence and analysis of equipment operation, personnel operation, process, security facilities, and use the corresponding safety evaluation methodology for risk assessment and timely response measures.

Article 15. Risk chemical enterprises should strengthen security management of major hazardous sources, dangerous source points, undertake 24 hours-on-time online monitoring through scientific and technological means such as material networking, large data, and arrange specialized values for timely adaptation.

Risk chemical enterprises should provide information, in real terms, on the basis of basic data, security-related operations and monitoring data to sectors with hazardous chemicals safety oversight responsibilities.

Article 16 hazardous chemicals enterprises should establish a safe production equipment facility inspection system to ensure the proper operation of equipment facilities.

The establishment of a police system and a dangerous chemical of the lock-up mechanism are severely stopped.

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Article 18

Drivers engaged in hazardous chemicals road transport, loading managers, detainees shall be subject to the qualifications of the transport authorities and to the corresponding qualifications; dangerous chemicals transport vehicles should be stored or sprayed in compliance with national standards.

The transport of toxic chemicals should be strictly transported in accordance with the provisions of the ban on the transport of toxic chemicals issued by public security authorities.

Article 19 Facilities for the rental of equipment for hazardous chemicals enterprises, operating places, and the safe production of the lease units should be harmonized.

Chapter IV Integrated governance measures

Article 20

The Hazardous Chemicals project in this city is planning to integrate regional economic and social environmental factors, security capacity and to fully consider the legitimacy of regional industrial chains.

A dangerous chemical that has been built is not in accordance with the State's relevant security distances and should be stopped by law or relocated.

Article 21 departments with responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring should develop monitoring inspections programmes to determine the frequency, manner, focus industries and focus of inspections.

Article 2

The municipal safety and productive management will establish sub-crimination standards and regulatory measures with the relevant authorities for minor infringements of hazardous chemicals enterprises, with a focus on the regulation of cumulative seizures of hazardous chemicals enterprises within the cycle.

Article 23 states that have the responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring are taught to society through an enterprise credit information system:

(i) Enterprises are subject to administrative penalties for more than two (two) years due to security production;

(ii) The enterprise does not conduct self-identification as prescribed;

(iii) The problems identified by enterprises in self-identification do not take timely measures to govern;

(iv) The problems identified by the enterprise in the inspection of the regulatory sector are not timely in taking corrective measures or are not completed within the time frame;

(v) Business failure to provide security-related operations and monitor data in a timely manner;

(vi) No approval of the project for the rehabilitation and expansion of hazardous chemicals construction;

(vii) Business refusal to implement regulatory inspection directives;

(viii) Other acts prescribed by law, regulations and regulations.

Emphasis is put in place for hazardous chemicals in the above-mentioned conduct, and relevant units are informed on project approval, use of land approval, government procurement, engineering tenders, and entry clearances.

Article 24 Sectors with the responsibility for the safe management of hazardous chemicals should provide information on hazardous chemicals and related administrative law enforcement information to the supervisory platform to achieve interoperability and sharing of regulatory information.

Article 25 The performance appraisal exercise of the city should increase the proportion of the performance appraisal for safe production and strictly implement the system of “one vote veto” for a particularly significant production safety accident.

Sections with the responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring should strictly perform regulatory duties, and be categorically prohibited from engaging in production without a licence, approval of documentation.

A joint law enforcement by the security production monitoring authorities to identify illegal acts of hazardous chemicals based on the circumstances.

Participation of third parties in governance

In industry associations such as safe production, hazardous chemicals companies should be organized to strengthen industry self-regulation by leading companies to the strict implementation of the main responsibilities, the maintenance of industrial security production order, the resistance and redress of violations, and to cooperate with regulatory authorities in providing technical information advice and security training for hazardous chemicals enterprises.

Article 28 departments with responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety should establish a pool of experts for the safe production of hazardous chemicals and establish expert participation in technical services, oversight inspections and decision-making advisory mechanisms.

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Article 33

Sections with responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring should establish a sound reporting incentive system and encourage and accept social reporting oversight.

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Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of this provision, laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have already been provided for administrative sanctions, from their provisions.

Article 34: Risk chemical enterprises have one of the following conditions, and sectors with the responsibility for the safe supervision of hazardous chemicals are subject to the relevant laws, regulations and regulations:

(i) Exclusiveness, production, operation and storage of excess licences;

(ii) No security management body and personnel are provided;

(iii) The discovery of major accidents, which have not been corrected in a timely manner;

(iv) Storage, methods or quantities of hazardous chemicals are not in accordance with national standards or relevant national provisions;

(v) No approval of the project for the rehabilitation and expansion of hazardous chemicals.

Article 33 fierce chemical enterprises are not self-identified under the provisions and are converted to sectoral orders with responsibility for the safe supervision of hazardous chemicals, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 36 does not provide timely, real, accurate and safe-related operations and monitoring data, and is converted to sectoral orders with the responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 37 dangerous chemicals enterprises do not have conditions for safe production under laws, regulations, regulations and standards, and the suspension of production without conditions for safe production, and sectors with hazardous chemical safety oversight functions are brought to the Government to deflect their evidence in accordance with the relevant authorities.

The Government of the people of the city or district should establish a dedicated working group to guide the closure of enterprises in accordance with the law.

Article 338 departments with responsibility for the management of hazardous chemicals safety monitoring found that the offences committed by this department were suspected of committing crimes and criminally required by law and should be transferred to public security or prosecution authorities in a timely manner.

Article 39 staff members in sectors with the responsibility for the safe monitoring of chemicals, abuse of their functions in the context of hazardous chemicals safety governance,ys of negligence, favouring private fraud, constitute criminal responsibility under the law, and are not criminalized by the law, and are subject to the law.

Chapter VII

Article 40 Governance of hazardous chemicals such as health institutions, schools, scientific institutions, people's groups and other economic organizations, taking into account the provisions.

Article 40 refers to dangerous chemicals referred to in this Article which are toxic, corrosive, explosive, burning, and other chemicals that are harmful to human, facilities, the environment.

Monitoring the safe management of chemicals, drugs and pesticides belonging to hazardous chemicals is carried out in accordance with this provision; legal, administrative and other provisions are governed by their provisions.

The safety management of civilian explosive items, cigarettes, radioactive items, nuclear energy substances and hazardous chemicals used for the production of scientific research is not applicable.

The disposal of dangerous chemicals is carried out in accordance with the provisions of national and present municipalities relating to environmental protection.

The laws, regulations and regulations provide for the safe management of fuel, in accordance with their provisions.

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