All units and individuals in the areas specified in the preceding paragraph shall comply with these regulations. Article 3 village cleaning work shall follow the government guidance, the villagers main body, multiple inputs, rewards and penalties in combination, according to local conditions, and strive for effectiveness of the principle. Article 4 The people's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen the organization and leadership of rural cleaning work, the establishment of long-term financial investment mechanism, increase financial investment, support the construction of rural cleaning facilities.
Township people's governments specifically organize and implement rural cleaning work. Article V of the people's governments at or above the county level, development and reform, education, finance, land resources, environmental protection, construction (planning), transportation, water conservancy, agriculture, forestry, health, press, publication, radio and television, aquatic animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, and other relevant administrative departments in accordance with their respective responsibilities to do a good job of cleaning the countryside related work. Article 6 The village committee is responsible for organizing the villagers to carry out clean homes, clean water, clean fields, greening and beautifying the village and other rural cleaning activities.
Agro-forestry field management unit is responsible for organizing and carrying out cleaning activities in agriculture and forestry fields, other units are responsible for carrying out cleaning activities within their jurisdiction. Article 7 Any unit or individual has the obligation to maintain rural environmental health, and has the right to stop, complain, and report behavior that affects rural environmental health.
Counties (cities, districts), township people's governments shall establish a rural cleaning supervision and reporting system, set up and publicize the reporting mailboxes, complaint telephone and other contact information, and timely investigation of behavior affecting rural environmental health. Article 8 The people's governments at or above the county level, as well as the relevant departments to comprehensively utilize the inspection, assessment and other means of implementing dynamic supervision and management of rural cleaning. Chapter II rural cleaning facilities Article 9 The people's governments at all levels shall strengthen the planning and construction of rural cleaning facilities and management, rational layout, integrated planning, construction of rural sanitary latrines, garbage and sewage treatment and other rural cleaning facilities according to local conditions, equipped with special sanitation and hygiene facilities, equipment that meets the requirements.
Encourage and support the construction of biogas digesters and other facilities in villages with the conditions, comprehensive disposal of rural garbage, livestock and poultry waste, crop residues and other production and living waste. Article 10 rural sanitary toilets, garbage and sewage treatment and other rural cleaning facilities should be in line with national and regional mandatory technical specifications and standards. Article XI of the people's governments at or above the county level, environmental protection, construction (planning), health and other administrative departments shall, in accordance with the division of responsibilities, rural sanitary latrines, garbage and sewage treatment and other rural sanitation facilities, operation, care and supervision and inspection of technical guidance.
The villagers' committee shall designate personnel to carry out daily management and maintenance of rural sanitary latrines, garbage and sewage treatment and other rural cleaning facilities. Article 12 No unit or individual shall not encroach upon, damage, unauthorized demolition, unauthorized closure of rural sanitary latrines, garbage and sewage treatment and other rural cleaning facilities, or unauthorized change of its use. Chapter III of the village clean norms Article 13 The Village People's Committee according to the actual situation of the village organization to develop and improve the village clean village rules and regulations, the following matters into the content of the village rules and regulations:
(a) the employment of cleaners, cleaning fees raised and used;
(b) villagers cleaning and tending to their own yards, the hygiene of the front and back of the house norms of behavior;
(c) the production, living waste disposal norms;
(4) maintenance of village public **** environmental health behavior norms;
(5) care for village cleaning facilities behavior norms;
(6) violation of the village rules and regulations of village cleanliness of the treatment measures. Article 14 The village people's committee, the villagers' group shall establish a daily sanitation and cleaning system, in accordance with the principle of who benefits who pays and village rules and regulations to collect cleaning fees from the relevant units and individuals. After the villagers' meeting or the villagers' representatives meeting discussion and decision, the villagers' committee, villagers' group can be from the village collective economic income from a certain percentage of the proceeds used for the village Tuen Mun daily sanitation and cleaning.
The people's government at the county level to give appropriate subsidies to the village daily sanitation and cleaning.
The cleaning fee shall be earmarked for special purposes, and its collection and use shall be announced at least once a quarter, to accept the supervision of the villagers. Article 15 the people's governments of townships according to the countryside geographical area, the number of people living in the actual situation, after consulting the village committee and the villagers to determine the proportion of cleaning staff; county-level people's governments in accordance with the actual situation can be balanced on the proportion of cleaning staff.
Cleaners are employed by the villagers' committee or villagers' group. The villagers' committee or villagers' group pays the labor remuneration to the cleaners in accordance with the agreement, and supervises their work.
The main duties of the cleaners are as follows:
(1) cleaning and cleaning of the public **** areas in the villages;
(2) collection, sorting and transportation of domestic garbage;
(3) daily maintenance of the cleaning facilities in the villages;
(4) assisting the villagers' committees or villagers' groups in collecting cleaning fees;
(5) daily publicity and education for village cleanliness daily publicity and education;
(vi) stopping and reporting behavior that affects rural environmental health.