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Qingdao Discharge Permit Management Approach

Original Language Title: 青岛市排污许可证管理办法

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Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the relevant provisions of the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Protection.

Article 2

Article 3 of this approach refers to the statutory certificate of granting emissions of pollutants by environmental protection authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on Environmental Protection of the People's Republic of China.

Article IV Environmental Protection authorities are responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the management of the organization responsible for this approach, and the environmental protection authorities in the region (market) are responsible for the production and day-to-day management of the effluence licence within the jurisdiction.

Article 5: Enterprises, utilities and other producers of pollutant emissions (hereinafter referred to as identifial units) shall apply to effluent licences in accordance with the law:

(i) Emission of industrial dehydration, industrial wastewater and medical wastewater;

(ii) The concentration of fuel heat sources for heat facilities and towns, industrial wastewater treatment units;

(iii) Emissions from the Hi People's Republic of China Act No. 78 of the Hazardous Atmospheric Pollution Prevention and Control Unit listed in Article 78;

(iv) Other identifiers that should be subject to an exclusive licence, in accordance with the provisions of the law.

Article 6. Emissions are divided into categories A and B. Focused effluents apply for opioid humidation licences, which generally apply for HACT.

Focused nutrients refer to units designated as national, provincial, municipal-level environmental monitoring units that implement the overall control of major pollutant emissions and include units that are reimbursable for use and transaction. General sewerage refers to nutrients other than the above-mentioned focus.

A directory management is carried out by the focus-focused units. The municipal environmental protection authorities should focus on stigma units in accordance with the law and adapt dynamically to environmental management needs.

Article 7. New construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects shall apply to environmental protection authorities in the area (markets) within 15 working days after the construction of project environmental protection facilities have been completed.

Until 60 days after the operation of this approach, the effluent units that have already been operational should apply to environmental authorities in the area (market) to receive a licence for humiliation.

Article 8

(i) Business licenses or other legal persons to prove material;

(ii) Applications for slander licences;

(iii) Approval of environmental impact evaluation documents for construction projects and review of documentation, construction of project environmental protection facilities completed inspection reports and approval documents;

(iv) Monitoring of emissions of pollutants by environmental monitoring bodies over the last year of their delivery.

Emissions of pollutant pollutant units to the urban sewerage network should also be submitted to the drainage licence certificates issued by the urban drainage water authorities; the inclusion of units within the area of effluent use and transaction should also be submitted to relevant evidence of the right to release.

Article 9 shall be subject to review of the submissions after the environmental protection authorities receive the application for the release of the licence; the need to verify on-site and record the case; and the hearing shall be organized in accordance with the law. Prior to the issuance of the release of the licence, it should be made public, for a period of seven working days.

The environmental protection authorities shall, within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the application, communicate the reasons for non-nuclear release in writing to the eligible effluence permit for effluence units. As a result of the complex need for an extension of the period of time, 10 working days could be extended, with the consent of the principal head of the environmental protection authorities, and the reasons for the extension period were communicated to the applicant.

Article 10 requires the approval of pollutant licence emissions, and environmental protection authorities should integrate a total of control indicators, industrial humiliation performance, productive capacity, and the release of nutrients over the last three years.

Article 11. Exemptive licences are divided into both present and copies.

This shall contain the following matters:

(i) The name of the genocidal unit, the place of production, the legal representative (the main head);

(ii) Emissions of major pollutants and types of emission criteria;

(iii) Effective deadlines;

(iv) Accreditation bodies, issuance dates and certificates.

In addition to the reference matter, the following shall be included:

(i) Modalities, time and departures for pollutant emissions;

(ii) The location and quantity of the humiliation;

(iii) Modalities for the treatment of pollutants, implementation standards and special control requirements;

(iv) Emissions of pollutant emissions and effluent transactions;

(v) Other matters to be addressed.

Article 12. The municipal environmental protection authorities shall determine, in accordance with the relevant provisions, an effective period of up to five years.

The need for continued humiliation at the end of the effective period should be completed by the IOMC. Prior to 60 years, an application for humiliation was made to environmental protection authorities.

Article 13 Emissions of HCFCs shall be subject to the requirements of the types of pollutant, emission standards, emissions and emissions, time, removal and removal of pollutant substances determined by the emission licence.

Non-mission of pollutants is not permitted by law.

The following changes in Article 14 shall apply to environmental protection authorities within five working days of the date of the change:

(i) Changes in the place of production, the place of slogan or quantity;

(ii) The types of pollutants, emission standards and significant changes in emissions due to the scale of production, changes in production processes;

(iii) The legal provisions stipulate that other circumstances in which the licence should be changed.

After the completion of the decentralization transaction, the IOM shall report to the environmental protection authorities within 10 days and apply for a change in the licence.

As a result of changes in environmental quality targets, emission criteria, aggregate control requirements, etc. require adjustments in the matter, the environmental protection authorities should communicate, in a timely manner, the application for changes in the release licence.

Article 15. Disclosure of licences for loss and damage shall apply to the environmental protection authorities of the nuclear-disclosure licence within 10 working days of the date of loss, damage.

Article 16 has one of the following cases where the environmental protection authorities may withdraw their humiliation licence by law:

(i) The abuse of power by the environmental protection authorities' staff, the injuring of a nuclear slander licence;

(ii) Excluding a licence for humiliation or in violation of the statutory procedures;

(iii) Exclusive licences for applicants who do not have an application or do not meet statutory conditions;

(iv) Other circumstances that may be withdrawn by law.

Exclusive units should be removed by deceiving, bribeing, etc.

In one of the following cases, the environmental protection authorities should write-off of the licence:

(i) The expiry of the period of effectiveness of the licence;

(ii) Disclosure units are closed by law or are no longer pollutant for other reasons, such as suspension, transfer;

(iii) Emissions have been obtained by new release permits;

(iv) The exclusive licence was revoked by law or the licence was revoked by law;

(v) Other cases that should be cancelled by law and regulations.

No unit of article 18 or person shall be prohibited from falsifying, distributing a licence and shall not be exempted, borrowed or otherwise transferred unlawfully.

Article 19 Economies should carry out their own monitoring or monitoring under the provisions, and proactive information such as releases of public pollutants. Priorities should be reported by the end of March each year by the authorities of the environmental protection authorities that have provided for in the previous annual licence for humiliation.

Article 20 of the environmental protection authorities should establish a slacken licence management file to check the implementation of the licensor through on-site inspections, written verification, random screening, etc., and to record the relevant information.

Article 21 does not obtain the release of pollutant pollutant pollutants without a licence, which shall be stopped by the environmental protection authorities and addressed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, paragraph 2, goes beyond the release of pollutant pollutant emissions by environmental protection authorities and is addressed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 23 does not continue to humiliate in accordance with Article 14 of this scheme, which is modified by the environmental protection authorities' orders and is subject to fines of up to 3,000 dollars, and is not later corrected and punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the non-application licence release.

Article 24 is one of the following cases, which is being restructured by the environmental protection authorities, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars:

(i) Contraints forfeiture, secession, borrowing or unlawful transfer of humid licences in other ways;

(ii) The implementation of the exclusive licence is not reported by the environmental protection authorities reporting to the nuclear-disclosure licence.

Article 25 contains a violation under this scheme, and the environmental protection authorities and other relevant sectors should incorporate them into their corporate credit records in accordance with the relevant provisions and make relevant information available to society.

Article 26 requires the submission of the form of the material required for the release of the licence, which is developed and published by the municipal environmental protection authorities. A copy of the release licence is produced and consolidated by the municipal environmental protection authorities.

Article 27 is implemented since the date of publication.