Key Benefits:
Article 1 ensures the safety of drinking water and ensures human health, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, and develops this approach in the light of the actual provisions of this city.
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Article III. Governments of the urban, district (market) should establish a system for the safe and safe drinking water and sanitation for the safe drinking water and sanitation of water to be included in the Government's financial budget to improve the safety and security of drinking water.
Article IV. The urban, district (market) health administration is responsible for the supervision of drinking water in the Territory.
The urban water supply authorities, the water administration authorities (hereinafter referred to as the water supply authority) are responsible for the management of the water supply unit, and the water supply units are urged to strengthen water quality testing and conduct regular water quality inspections.
Sectors such as environmental protection, rural and urban construction, and business administration are governed by their respective responsibilities.
The Town People's Government (Roman Office) is responsible for the organization, coordination and guidance of public water supply efforts in rural areas within the current administration to strengthen the management of rural centralized water supply units.
Article 5 encourages the development and diffusion of new products, new technologies and new processes that benefit from the safety of drinking water.
Article 6. Urban-rural concentration of water supply units, two water facility management units, current water operators (hereinafter referred to as water supply units) are the first responsible for water sanitation and should ensure access to drinking water quality.
Article 7. Water supply units should establish a sound health management system with dedicated or part-time health managers, establish a sound document of the staffing of health managers, training of practitioners in health management knowledge, water quality testing, maintenance of facilities equipment and laundering of toxicity, and health management files, such as emergency prestigation.
The water supply units should take the appropriate health protection and safety precautions for water facilities, maintain water facilities and their surrounding environmental integrity, conduct regular inspections, maintenance and maintenance of water facilities and record.
Water supply units should conduct regular risk assessments for water security.
Article 8. Persons directly engaged in clean water, sampling, testing and hygienic management and laundering of water supply facilities (hereinafter referred to as drinking water for drinking water supply and management) should be given access to effective health-qualified certificates and a healthy examination every year.
Persons and patients with diarrhoea, typhoid, morphology or e-virus hepatitis shall not be directly involved in pre-conditional drinking water supply and management.
Article 9. Water units should establish a health training system to organize annual training of practitioners in the management of drinking water. No recruitment shall be arranged for personnel who are not trained or trained.
Article 10. The water supply unit purchases water-related products and should request the approval of documentation and product tests involving water products; the purchase of poisoning products should result in the elimination of the production of industrial health licences and product safety evaluation reports. The water supply units should register information about the purchase of water-related products and products of poisoning.
Article 11. Water supply units should use water-related products and products that meet health safety requirements.
The water supply units should use water-related products and insecticide-treated products, as required by the product statement, and be able to manage the health safety of water products and toxic products.
Article 12 Water supply in water supply units should be in line with the standard of living for drinking water sanitation and the supply of immediate drinking water should be in line with the net water quality standards.
The current supply of drinking water should also be in line with the water quality requirements identified by the water quality treatment mechanism, in addition to the standard of living for drinking water.
In the context of the new construction, alteration and expansion of the centralized water supply project, the health administration should be able to monitor preventive health.
New construction, alteration, expansion of centralized water treatment facilities equipment, shipment of antenatals, and facilities equipment, rehabilitation of the network should be cleaned, sterilized and accessible to the water-quality qualification.
Article 14. The centralized water supply units, the second water facility management unit should obtain sanitation permits, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and be equipped with clean water processing facilities and poisoning facilities that meet the requirements of the clean water process, with strict drinking water.
Article 15. Rural concentration of water supply units should establish water quality testing cells with testing and equipment adapted to water scales and water quality testing requirements, access to water, purification, ventilation, turbing and routing water quality testing, as required by the water sanitation standards, and use water quality testing for the local water purification authorities in accordance with the recurrent and project requirements of the water sanitation standards.
Article 16 Rural small concentration of water supply units should be subject to sanitation protection in accordance with the requirements of sanitation standards, norms, water purification of water treatment facilities and sterilization facilities equipment should meet clean water process requirements and poisoning requirements and ensure proper functioning.
The rural small concentration of water supply units should be equipped with water quality testing, which could establish water quality testing rooms or commission quality testing institutions, conduct regular daily water quality testing in accordance with the relevant standards, norms, and report to the local health administration and water supply authorities on water quality testing results, as required.
The location of the current system for drinking water equipment should be in line with the health protection-related requirements to prevent water contamination.
The current water operation cell should be installed within one month after the installation of the equipment, and the health administration of the area (market) where the information is delivered.
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The current drinking water operation should strengthen the day-to-day inspection of equipment, ensure health safety and replace water-processing materials in a timely manner in accordance with the equipment parameters or the condition of water quality.
Article 19 The current water operation unit should be equipped with the corresponding water quality testing instruments, equipment or a specialized testing body to carry out a weekly rapid on-site inspection of the current supply of drinking water, turmoil, inequity and focus, physical eye, PH values, and indicators such as the total number of bacterial stereotypes, nitrate salts, etc.
The current system for drinking water operators should be made available for the screening records set out in the previous paragraph and kept for more than one year.
Article 20 should establish a system for the management of information on the management of drinking water sanitation, and make timely publication of water quality monitoring results and related monitoring information.
Environmental protection, health and water administration authorities should strengthen the protection and monitoring of rural water sources, water quality, in line with the division of responsibilities, and regularly organize testing, testing and publication of results by monitoring bodies on water quality.
Article 21, the health administration, water supply authorities and water supply units should develop emergency response scenarios for water contamination and organize training and performance on a regular basis.
In the event of a water contamination, the water supply units and the contaminated liability units should report immediately and should not conceal, debrief, be false and must not destroy the relevant evidence. The water supply units should be disposed of in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant advance cases.
Sectors such as health, environmental protection and water supply units should be disposed of in accordance with their respective responsibilities and investigate the causes of the incident.
In carrying out its oversight duties, the Health Administration has found that public drinking water sources are contaminated by infectious diseases, such as the non-transfer of control measures that may lead to the transmission of infectious diseases, epidemics, and temporary control measures such as closed public drinking water sources can be taken by law.
Article 23. Any unit or individual found that a violation of the provisions of the management of drinking water sanitation or a challenge of living in drinking water may be contaminated, and complaints can be reported to the health administration or other relevant departments. The health administration and other relevant departments should promptly investigate and respond in accordance with the provisions.
Article 24 provides for persons who have not been able to obtain effective health certificates or persons suffering from diseases affecting the safety of drinking water, the sick and the sick, who work directly in the delivery and management of drinking water, which is converted by a sanitary administrative order to a fine of 500,000 per person, but the total fine is up to $20,000.
Article 25. When the water supply unit purchases water-related products, poisoning products, it does not request the relevant material or have not been registered in accordance with the provisions for registration of the information, which is being converted by a sanitary administrative order of up to $50 million; in serious circumstances, there is a fine of up to $200 million.
Article 26, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is rectified by the Executive in charge of the health administration, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars; in serious circumstances, a fine of over 5,000 dollars:
(i) The use of water-related products and products that are not in compliance with health safety requirements;
(ii) The quality of living water supplied by water supply units is incompatible with the standard of drinking water sanitation;
(iii) The construction, alteration, expansion of centralized water supply projects without preventive health supervision by the health administration;
(iv) A centralized water supply unit, two water facility management units do not have access to sanitation permits for unauthorized water supply in accordance with the relevant provisions;
(v) A centralized water supply unit is not equipped with poisoning facilities for drinking water supply.
Article 27 of the Government concerned departments and their staff play roles, abuse of authority, provocation of private fraud, rectified by the municipal, district (market) people's Government or the relevant sectoral order, in serious circumstances, by law, and criminal responsibility by law.
Article 28 does not provide information, such as the results of the water quality test, as required, as well as other acts in violation of the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations.
Article 29 of this approach refers to the concentration of water from water sources and the delivery of water through the distribution of water pipes to users or to public access points, including the construction of water supplies from facilities. The water supply stations that provide daily drinking water for users and the sub-quality water supply for public places, neighbourhoods and schools are also concentrated in water supply.
The second water supply referred to in this approach refers to the repositive storage, pressure and poisoning or deep treatment of centralized water supply to users through pipelines.
The current system described in this approach is now available for drinking water and refers to the production and direct distribution of water supplies through water quality treatment.
The approach refers to water-related products that are linked to drinking water in the production and supply of drinking water, plastics and organic synthetics, pipelines, protective paints, water treatment agents, layouts, water treatmentrs and other materials and chemical substances.
The toxic products described in this approach refer to poisoning and poisoning for drinking water production and water supply.
The rural size concentration of the water supply unit described in this approach refers to the rural concentration of water supply units with more than 1,000 cubic metres or more than 1 million people.
The rural small concentration of water units, described in this approach, refers to the rural concentration of water supply units with a daily water supply of less than 1,000 cubic metres or below 1 million people.
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