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Regulations of Baotou Municipality on the Administration of Local Coal Mines
Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of local coal mines, rationally develop, utilize and protect coal resources, and ensure safe production, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the Mineral Resources Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Mine Safety Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the Regulations on the Management of Mineral Resources of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and relevant national laws and regulations, and in combination with the actual situation of this Municipality. Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to all local coal mines within the administrative area of this Municipality, except the coal mines allocated by the state. Article 3 Coal resources are owned by the state, and the nature of state ownership will not change because of the different ownership or use right of the land to which it is attached. Article 4 Coal resources shall be exploited with compensation, and miners must pay resource tax and resource compensation fee in accordance with regulations. Article 5 People's governments at all levels shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of laws and regulations, protect the legitimate rights and interests and property of coal mining enterprises from infringement. Article 6 To start a coal mine, relevant licenses shall be obtained according to law, and unlicensed mining is prohibited. Article 7 The municipal competent department of coal is the administrative department in charge of the implementation of these Regulations, and is responsible for the industrial management of coal mines within its administrative area. Its main responsibilities are:

(a) to formulate long-term and short-term plans for the city's coal industry;

(two) approval and registration of coal mines outside the ownership of the whole people;

(three) to guide, supervise and manage mine construction, technological transformation, scientific mining and safe production;

(4) On-the-job training for special personnel working underground. Eighth units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in protecting coal resources, conducting scientific research, safe production and emergency rescue and disaster relief shall be commended and rewarded. Chapter II Mining Conditions and Examination and Approval Article 9 To start a coal mine owned by the whole people, the basic construction procedures and relevant technical standards stipulated by the state must be strictly implemented. Article 10 To start a coal mine with other ownership, the following conditions shall be met:

(a) the resources are reliable, the scope of the mine field is clear, there are hydrogeological data within the mining scope, and the geological exploration report is attached;

(2) There are mining design instructions, drawings and technical reports designed by the coal design department or approved by the competent coal department at or above the county level;

(3) Having manpower, material resources and financial resources commensurate with the construction scale;

(four) the mine manager must have the basic knowledge of safety production and coal mine management; Professional and technical personnel must hold the training certificate of the competent department of coal at or above the county level;

(five) the mine must have two safety exits that can lead people to the ground, and there are mechanical ventilation facilities;

(six) the mine must have the necessary safety production equipment, testing instruments and environmental protection measures;

(7) There must be gas inspectors, blasters, safety inspectors, winch drivers and electrical assemblers who have been trained, assessed and issued certificates by the competent departments of coal at or above the county level;

(eight) there are necessary living services, medical care and rescue facilities.

New coal mining enterprises that do not meet the above conditions shall not be approved; If the original coal mining enterprise fails to meet the above conditions, it shall be treated within a time limit. Eleventh coal mine examination and approval procedures:

To start a coal mine owned by the whole people, an application must be made by the competent department according to the prescribed procedures, and after the consent of the Municipal People's government, it shall be reported to the people's government of the autonomous region for examination and approval.

The establishment of coal mines under other ownership shall be examined by the competent department of coal in the flag, county and district where the coal mine is located, approved by the people's government of the flag, county and district, reported to the competent department of coal in the city for approval, and the mining license shall be issued by the municipal mine management department.

Coal mining enterprises hold the "mineral exploitation license" to the labor, public security, industry and commerce, taxation and other departments to handle the relevant licenses. Twelfth coal mining enterprises in mine construction and production, must be in accordance with the planning drawings and the provisions of the boundaries within the approved mine, not cross-border mining. Thirteenth coal mining enterprises must cherish resources and improve the recovery rate. Thick mining and thin mining, easy mining and difficult mining, and indiscriminate mining and digging are not allowed. Fourteenth other ownership coal mines and state-owned coal mines, local coal mines owned by the whole people within the scope of marginal mines, sporadic mines, must be approved by the higher authorities of the above-mentioned coal mining enterprises. Fifteenth "mineral exploitation license" is one well and one certificate. Approved coal mining enterprises shall not transfer or buy or sell mineral mining licenses without permission. If it is really necessary to change the mining unit, it must go through the examination and approval procedures again. Article 16 If a pit is closed due to resource exhaustion or other reasons, a report on pit closure shall be written six months in advance, and a map of actual mining scope shall be attached. After being audited by the local flag, county and district coal authorities, it shall be approved by the municipal coal authorities in conjunction with the municipal mine management department, and the relevant departments shall withdraw their respective licenses. Chapter III Safety Management Article 17 Coal mine production and construction must adhere to the principle of safety first and prevention first and the principle that whoever is in charge is responsible, strictly implement the Mine Safety Law, the Regulations on Mine Safety Supervision and other relevant laws and regulations, and strictly prohibit illegal command and operation. Eighteenth people's governments at all levels and the competent departments of coal have the leadership responsibility for the safety production of coal mining enterprises; The legal representative of a coal mining enterprise is the first person responsible for coal mine safety production; The person in charge of the mining area (team) or the person in charge of direct production is the person directly responsible for safety production.