Article II refers to hazardous wastes listed in national Hazardous Waste Lists or wastes identified by national criteria for the identification of hazardous wastes and the identification of hazardous characteristics, including solid, semi-tical, hydro and gas wastes in containers.

Article 3. Control of hazardous waste contaminated environments within the city's administration and its associated management activities are applicable.

The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations also provide for the protection of the environment contaminated by medical wastes.

Article IV Environmental Protection authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of hazardous waste contamination environments within the city's administration, which can be entrusted with the implementation of the solid waste management institutions in which they belong; and environmental protection authorities in the district (market) are responsible for hazardous waste contamination in the present administrative area.

The Government of the city, which has administrative functions, is responsible for the management of the environment of hazardous waste contamination within the scope of its mandate.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant authorities of the city and the district (market) are responsible for work related to the environmental control of hazardous wastes.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices assist the relevant sectors in carrying out work related to the environment of hazardous waste contamination.

Article 5

Article 6. Municipal environmental protection authorities should establish and improve coordination mechanisms for environmental control of hazardous waste in the current administrative region, with the authorities such as public security, health, urban construction, transport and security.

Article 7 Environmental protection authorities in the municipalities and districts (markets) should prepare hazardous waste pollution prevention and management plans with counterparts, trusts, health, transport, planning, and escorts, which could include the construction of emergency environmental accidents and emergency storage facilities, facilities and planning components, depending on actual needs.

Article 8 Governments of municipalities and territories (communes) should increase environmental control of hazardous waste and increase the effectiveness of financial funds.

Article 9 encourages the environment of hazardous waste contamination to combat scientific research and to support the development, demonstration and extension of hazardous waste technologies in a coordinated manner.

Article 10 supports and encourages insurance institutions to establish hazardous waste contamination liability hazards; and supports and encourage units that produce, collect, store, use and disposal hazardous waste to account for hazardous waste contamination.

Article 11. Construction of projects that generate, store, use and disposal of hazardous waste should be evaluated on environmental impacts. There is a need to complement the construction of hazardous waste polluting environmental control facilities, which should be designed in conjunction with major works, accompanied by construction, and use, and their processes, technology and effectiveness should be in line with hazardous waste environmental control provisions.

Article 12 units engaged in the collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous waste operations shall apply to environmental protection authorities for a licence.

No licence is prohibited or is not permitted to engage in activities such as the collection, storage, use and disposal of hazardous wastes, in accordance with the licence.

Article 13 units that produce hazardous waste shall be entrusted with the disposal of hazardous wastes by hazardous waste operators and shall verify their qualifications, capabilities, processes, types of matches and environmental compliance laws, recognizing that hazardous wastes are effectively, safe and environmentally sound disposal.

Article 14. Transfer of hazardous wastes by means of a transfer unit regime. Specific approaches to the transfer of IGOs are developed by the municipal environmental protection authorities.

The concentration of hazardous waste generated within the city is encouraged.

Control of hazardous wastes outside the city cannot be diverted from the disposal of the city.

Article 15 The authorities of the municipalities and territories (markets) and the regulatory bodies such as customs, commerce, agriculture, etc. shall collect or receive hazardous waste under the law, and shall be treated in coordination with the same environmental protection authorities in order to transfer hazardous waste to units with the quality of operating hazardous waste.

Article 16

The items listed in the preceding paragraph are not classified for collection and classification, and are not managed in accordance with hazardous waste.

Environmental protection authorities should demonstrate in a timely manner the above-mentioned types of hazardous wastes operating in the media known to the present sector.

Article 17 units that produce, collect, store, use and dispose of hazardous waste should take protective measures to ensure the normal operation of hazardous waste collection, storage, use, disposal facilities and avoid causing the spread, loss, leakage or other environmental pollution of hazardous waste.

Following the closure of hazardous waste planted sites, hazardous waste operators should strengthen monitoring, management and safety prevention and ecological recovery in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The units that produce, collect, store, use and dispose of hazardous wastes should build storage facilities consistent with national standards, and hazardous wastes that are temporarily unable to use or dispose of should be classified as subsector storage.

It is prohibited to convert hazardous wastes into non- hazardous waste storage.

Article 19

The storage of hazardous wastes in hazardous waste units is required for more than one year and shall be authorized by the environmental protection authorities that have approved the licence.

Article 20

The transport of hazardous waste routes should avoid areas such as the opening of drinking watersheds, natural protected areas, wind poles and residential intensive areas.

The spillover, spread and erosion of transport routes should take immediate and appropriate response measures and report to local environmental protection authorities.

It is prohibited to destroy and sustain hazardous waste during transport.

Article 21 prohibits unauthorized storage, discharge, dumping, burning, filling and other practices of circumvention.

Article 2 requires relocation of units producing, collecting, storing, using and disposing of hazardous waste, and specialized agencies should be entrusted with environmental survey and environmental risk assessment. Restructuring needs should be managed; the results should be communicated to the environmental protection authorities when they are qualified.

The contaminated sites can be used in follow-up when they meet the applicable functionality and environmental protection standards.

Article 23 units that produce, collect, store, use and dispose of hazardous waste should be vested in environmental safety, improve risk control measures, develop emergency preparedness and regular performance.

A case of emergency response to environmental emergencies should be reported to the environmental protection authorities.

Article 24 units that have occurred in the environment of hazardous wastes should take immediate steps to eliminate or mitigate environmental pollution hazards, to communicate promptly the units and individuals that may be affected by environmental pollution and to report promptly to environmental authorities and relevant sectors.

Article 25 Environmental protection authorities should support, in accordance with the law, the prosecution of units and individuals damaged by the hazardous waste contamination environment to the People's Court, and provide legal support to social organizations that have legal conditions to prosecute acts that undermine the public interest of the society caused by the contamination of hazardous wastes.

Any units and individuals in Article 26 have the right to complain and report violations of this approach to environmental protection authorities or solid waste management agencies.

Environmental protection authorities or solid waste management institutions should establish sound complaints, reporting and processing systems, publication of complaints, telephones and communication addresses, e-mail kits. Complaints, reports should be dealt with at the time of the time; they should not be dealt with at any time and should be processed or answered within seven working days.

Article 27 protects the environment authorities and other relevant administrative authorities and their staff members who do not fulfil their responsibilities under this scheme, abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, and provide administrative disposal in accordance with the law, which constitutes a serious offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 28 violates this approach by providing for the treatment of the provisions. Other administrative authorities are governed by law.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2016.