Chapter I General

Chapter II

Chapter III Integrated use

Chapter IV

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Annex VI

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to prevent rescindation, protect the ecological environment, facilitate the integrated use of agricultural production and promote sustainable agricultural production, develop this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations of the China People's Republic of China's Economic Promotion Act, and the decision of the representative of the Northern Province of the Great Lakes, General Assembly on crop residues for burning and integrated use.

Article 2

Article 3 states that this approach refers to the remaining portions of water rice, oil, wheat, maize, cotton and other crops, as well as the fruits.

Article IV is the responsibility of all levels of the people's Government to move towards the rescind and integrated use of fire.

Governments at all levels should incorporate the burning and integrated use of clocks in the current administration into the responsibilities for the construction and environmental protection objectives of ecological civilization, with a view to signing, on a case-by-case basis, a residue ban and an integrated use of the target.

Article 5

The agricultural sector of the people of the city, the city, the district, is responsible for the integrated use of residues in the current administration.

The Government of the communes (communes, districts) is responsible for the integrated use of planning in this administrative area.

Ministries and units such as municipalities, districts (communes, districts) who are trusted, financial, public safety, land resources, transport, education, electricity, etc. should be able to rescind and integrated use in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, zones) should establish a joint mechanism for the integration of residues for burns and integrated use, with trust, environmental protection, agriculture, finance, public safety, land resources, transport, water, education, forestry, meteology, science and technology, and electricity.

The Government's environmental sector is responsible for the day-to-day work of the joint meeting.

Article 7 Governments and their relevant sectors should strengthen the dissemination of open-ended fire prevention education, make use of comprehensive knowledge, guide the participation of citizens, businesses and other social organizations in residues and integrated use, and strengthen the community-wide ecological protection awareness.

The education sector and various schools at the municipal, district and local levels should residue the open burning and integrated use of knowledge into the educational content and develop awareness of the environmental protection of students and the integrated use of resources.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should play a role in leading and overseeing public opinion and saving open bans and integrating public information.

Chapter II

Article 8.

It is prohibited to residues within water bodies such as rivers, lakes, water banks and vents.

It is prohibited to release and residue on the road and on the road.

Article 9. Governments at all levels should develop implementation programmes and concrete measures for residues. Improvements are made to districts (markets, districts), communes (communes) and the control mechanisms implemented by the village (community).

Article 10 establishes a system for the releasing of sub-prime patrols, and municipal, district, commune (communes), village (communes) have been established, respectively, to implement the sub-prime patrols and to form a web-based management system.

The ombudsperson has found fire or has received reports of recuperation, and the extension of the fire point, and should be disposed of on-site in a timely manner, as required.

Article 11. Governments of municipalities, districts (communes, districts) should establish a system of screening for the residues of clocks, and monitor the implementation of the rescind duties by the communes (communes, districts) and communes (communes).

Article 12 Governments at all levels should put in place a system of reporting and screening for residues, such as water and roads.

After reports received from all levels of the people's Government and its relevant sectors, they should be addressed in a timely manner. In real reporting, the results should be treated with feedback from the reportingers.

The Government's environmental sector should strengthen the real-time monitoring of the rescindation of open burning, in accordance with Article 13.

Article 14.

The Village (HL) Commission should establish a residue ban on the basis of local realities and organize implementation. It was found that there were residues and should be discouraged and reported on time.

Chapter III Integrated use

Article 15. The Government of the communes (communes, districts) should be redirected to organize integrated land use planning in accordance with the situation of residue resources and utilization in the region, with a view to defining the development goals, integrating residue projects and industry B.

After the approval of the HPR and the release of the society.

Article 16 Governments at all levels should encourage and promote the integrated use of residues in a variety of forms, such as fertilizers, feeding, beating, raw materials and fuelization.

People's governments in all districts (markets, districts) should develop integrated use of demonstration businesses.

Article 17 encourages and supports residues and the production of organic fertilizers.

The Government's agricultural sector should establish mechanisms and operational standards for residues, strengthen technical guidance and monitor implementation.

Article 18.

Article 19 supports the development of industries such as residues and residues.

Article 20 supports the development of industrialization projects such as releasing raw materials, packaging materials, artiles, crafts and meals.

Article 21 promotes residue fuel use and rationalizes projects such as residues, replacement coal and biomass fuel.

The Government of the People of the District (communes, districts) should be integrated in the setting of a rescheduled storage point in the communes (communes) to establish a residue storage point in the village (communes).

Agricultural operators, such as farm farmers, special owners, family farms, farmers' cooperatives, agricultural enterprises, etc., are encouraged to develop residues for farming, agricultural brokers and other social investors to their homes (communes) and villages (communes).

Professional large-scale farmers' cooperatives can set up residues to local communes (communes). People's land resources (markets, areas) and the agricultural sector should be supported in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 23 establishes a reservoir and shall have the following conditions:

(i) Machine equipment and sites that are adapted to the ability to collect and store;

(ii) It is in line with the necessary safety requirements for fire prevention, fire prevention.

Article 24, the agricultural sector of the people of the city, the city, the district and the rural sector should establish a resource information platform that will guide agricultural operators, the integrated use of enterprises, agricultural brokers and other social investors to carry out integrated residues.

Chapter IV

Article 25 Governments at all levels should put in place integrated use of machines such as residues, purchase subsidies, operating subsidies and concessional policies such as taxes, transport and so forth, and use of integrated residues to implement the classification of the sales price policy as prescribed.

A combination of residues to purchase subsidies can be combined.

Article 26 encourages and supports research, development, introduction and diffusion of the integrated use of technology and equipment at higher institutions, scientific research units and enterprises.

Article 27 Governments of municipalities, districts (communes, districts) should incorporate the following projects for the integrated use of residues into government enabling areas:

(i) The acquisition of a residue tool;

(ii) Establishment of a residue storage point;

(iii) Develop and promote integrated use technologies;

(iv) Implementation of a residue project.

The specific directory provided for government support is developed by the Government of the city's agricultural sector in conjunction with the relevant sectors, with the approval of the city's Government and the implementation of the social publication.

The second eighty-eight agricultural operators have provided incentives for residues to meet the prescribed standards by the district (markets, areas) finances, and the city's funds are awarded to the district (markets, areas).

Article 29 gives annual financial incentives to enterprises and individuals that are directly stored or used to residue more than 10,000 tons.

The Government of the people of the city, the district and the district should include the residue ban on burning and integrated use of work funds in the financial budget.

Article 31 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make significant achievements in the residues of celestine and integrated use.

The Government of the city is recognized and rewarded for the residue ban and the integrated use of the annual archaeological examination in the pre-primary districts (markets, areas).

Article 32 encourages the report of the rescindation. Reports are valid and rewards are given to the reportingers.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, open burning of residues is rectified by environmental sector responsibility and can be fined by more than two thousand dollars.

Article 34 violates this approach by placing residues in rivers, lakes, water banks, tactics, etc., causing water contamination, impeding the use of flooding, charging roads, and punishing environmental, water or port management by law.

Article 33 15, in violation of this approach, provides for the release of rescheduled, dumped on the road and the use of the road, causing road damage, pollution or impacts on road accessibility, which are punishable by law by the transport authorities.

Article 36, in violation of the present approach, provides that open burning of residues, placing residues in rivers, lakes, water banks, etc., or releasing, abandoned on the road and on the ground shall be compensated by law and punished by the public safety authority by law.

Article 37 prevents State staff from carrying out their duties to residue fire, and is punishable by law by public security authorities.

In violation of this approach by the relevant units or individuals, one of the following acts is punishable by law by the competent organ:

(i) Contain, misappropriation, appropriation, subsidies and enabling funds;

(ii) Expropriation of reports, omissions, restatements of open burning information;

(iii) It is not dealt with in a timely manner by law when a violation of the provisions of article 8 of this approach is found or when the relevant reports are received;

(iv) Non-compliance with the oversight responsibilities under the law;

(v) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, malfunctioning and misleading.

Article 39 deceives to rescind and integrate the use of incentives, subsidies, enabling funds should be recovered and the legal responsibilities of the relevant units and individuals are held in accordance with the law.

Article 40

Annex VI

Article 40 provides for incentives, subsidies, specific approaches and standards for enabling, and is developed by the Municipal Finance Bureau with the Urban Environment Agency, the Urban Agriculture Agency, and reported to be implemented after the approval of the Government.

Article 42