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Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan

Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan」於資料集「MajorEnvironmentalPolicies」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的陳小姐所提供,聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2753,(02)23117722#2756,最近更新時間為:2023-07-30 01:03:45。 欄位編號的內容是759 , 欄位標題的內容是Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan , 欄位摘要的內容是Besides laying out plans for future marine monitoring systems the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules recently completed by the EPA requires that likely marine polluters submit emergency response plans for preventing and cleaning up pollution. Polluters will also be required to take action when pollution occurs, and must also submit relevant data. Occurring in the wake of the promulgation of the Marine Pollution Control Act (海洋污染防治法) on November 1st of last year, the Amorgos oil spill drove home awareness of the importance of preventing marine pollution. Intending to better realize the legislative spirit of the original law, the EPA recently completed the formulation of the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules (海洋污染防治法施行細則草案) and sent them to the Executive Yuan for approval on May 24. The draft enforcement rules submitted by the EPA control the future use of toxic chemicals in marine waters, including cyanides, potassium cyanate, carbonic acid, or other toxins, or other materials that may cause pollution, kill or stun aquatic life, or reduce or destroy productivity or reproductive ability when spread in the water. Violators may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. Apart from the establishment of national marine monitoring stations by the EPA, city and county governments must also set up monitoring stations in accordance with marine environmental classifications in the waters under their administration. In addition, the environmental protection authorities must also publicly announce the previous years’ marine monitoring data before April 15th of each year. Vandalism of and interference with government monitoring stations shall be prohibited. To prevent the occurrence of marine pollution, any enterprises wishing to engage in the transport of oil, marine construction, open ocean dumping, or open ocean incineration must submit emergency response plans for the prevention and cleanup of marine pollution. The draft enforcement rules specify that the content of these response plans must include the items of warnings, notification, troubleshooting, pollution disposal, cessation of operation, response organization, and incident record reports. The draft enforcement rules also stipulate that persons engaging in polluting behavior must take appropriate action when pollution occurs or is suspected, including the following measures: Provide information on relevant installations or vessels. Send personnel familiar with the relevant installations to take action, and participate in government-organized emergency response teams. Coordinate and dispatch response teams and equipment. Block the spread of, clean up, recycle, and dispose of oil or pollutants. Perform other measures ordered by the government. With regard to shipboard pollution prevention equipment and determination of marine pollution caused by vessels, the draft enforcement rules state that these matters shall be handled on the basis of the Vessel Act (船舶法), the Commercial Port Act (商港法), the relevant regulations of the competent navigation authorities, or international conventions or precedents. As for use of the open ocean for petroleum extraction, transport of oil and chemical substances, or the discharge of wastewater (sewage), the draft enforcement rules require that businesses engaging in these activities must submit their monitoring records to environmental protection units on a quarterly basis. Any businesses that fail to take or report records may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. , 欄位全文的內容是Besides laying out plans for future marine monitoring systems the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules recently completed by the EPA requires that likely marine polluters submit emergency response plans for preventing and cleaning up pollution. Polluters will also be required to take action when pollution occurs, and must also submit relevant data. Occurring in the wake of the promulgation of the Marine Pollution Control Act (海洋污染防治法) on November 1st of last year, the Amorgos oil spill drove home awareness of the importance of preventing marine pollution. Intending to better realize the legislative spirit of the original law, the EPA recently completed the formulation of the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules (海洋污染防治法施行細則草案) and sent them to the Executive Yuan for approval on May 24. The draft enforcement rules submitted by the EPA control the future use of toxic chemicals in marine waters, including cyanides, potassium cyanate, carbonic acid, or other toxins, or other materials that may cause pollution, kill or stun aquatic life, or reduce or destroy productivity or reproductive ability when spread in the water. Violators may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. Apart from the establishment of national marine monitoring stations by the EPA, city and county governments must also set up monitoring stations in accordance with marine environmental classifications in the waters under their administration. In addition, the environmental protection authorities must also publicly announce the previous years’ marine monitoring data before April 15th of each year. Vandalism of and interference with government monitoring stations shall be prohibited. To prevent the occurrence of marine pollution, any enterprises wishing to engage in the transport of oil, marine construction, open ocean dumping, or open ocean incineration must submit emergency response plans for the prevention and cleanup of marine pollution. The draft enforcement rules specify that the content of these response plans must include the items of warnings, notification, troubleshooting, pollution disposal, cessation of operation, response organization, and incident record reports. The draft enforcement rules also stipulate that persons engaging in polluting behavior must take appropriate action when pollution occurs or is suspected, including the following measures: Provide information on relevant installations or vessels. Send personnel familiar with the relevant installations to take action, and participate in government-organized emergency response teams. Coordinate and dispatch response teams and equipment. Block the spread of, clean up, recycle, and dispose of oil or pollutants. Perform other measures ordered by the government. With regard to shipboard pollution prevention equipment and determination of marine pollution caused by vessels, the draft enforcement rules state that these matters shall be handled on the basis of the Vessel Act (船舶法), the Commercial Port Act (商港法), the relevant regulations of the competent navigation authorities, or international conventions or precedents. As for use of the open ocean for petroleum extraction, transport of oil and chemical substances, or the discharge of wastewater (sewage), the draft enforcement rules require that businesses engaging in these activities must submit their monitoring records to environmental protection units on a quarterly basis. Any businesses that fail to take or report records may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. , 欄位年度的內容是2001 , 欄位月份的內容是4 , 欄位卷的內容是4 , 欄位期的內容是7 , 欄位順序的內容是1 , 欄位倒序的內容是2 , 欄位分類的內容是water , 欄位標題2的內容是Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan , 欄位檔案位置的內容是V4/V4-07

編號

759

標題

Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan

摘要

Besides laying out plans for future marine monitoring systems the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules recently completed by the EPA requires that likely marine polluters submit emergency response plans for preventing and cleaning up pollution. Polluters will also be required to take action when pollution occurs, and must also submit relevant data. Occurring in the wake of the promulgation of the Marine Pollution Control Act (海洋污染防治法) on November 1st of last year, the Amorgos oil spill drove home awareness of the importance of preventing marine pollution. Intending to better realize the legislative spirit of the original law, the EPA recently completed the formulation of the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules (海洋污染防治法施行細則草案) and sent them to the Executive Yuan for approval on May 24. The draft enforcement rules submitted by the EPA control the future use of toxic chemicals in marine waters, including cyanides, potassium cyanate, carbonic acid, or other toxins, or other materials that may cause pollution, kill or stun aquatic life, or reduce or destroy productivity or reproductive ability when spread in the water. Violators may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. Apart from the establishment of national marine monitoring stations by the EPA, city and county governments must also set up monitoring stations in accordance with marine environmental classifications in the waters under their administration. In addition, the environmental protection authorities must also publicly announce the previous years’ marine monitoring data before April 15th of each year. Vandalism of and interference with government monitoring stations shall be prohibited. To prevent the occurrence of marine pollution, any enterprises wishing to engage in the transport of oil, marine construction, open ocean dumping, or open ocean incineration must submit emergency response plans for the prevention and cleanup of marine pollution. The draft enforcement rules specify that the content of these response plans must include the items of warnings, notification, troubleshooting, pollution disposal, cessation of operation, response organization, and incident record reports. The draft enforcement rules also stipulate that persons engaging in polluting behavior must take appropriate action when pollution occurs or is suspected, including the following measures: Provide information on relevant installations or vessels. Send personnel familiar with the relevant installations to take action, and participate in government-organized emergency response teams. Coordinate and dispatch response teams and equipment. Block the spread of, clean up, recycle, and dispose of oil or pollutants. Perform other measures ordered by the government. With regard to shipboard pollution prevention equipment and determination of marine pollution caused by vessels, the draft enforcement rules state that these matters shall be handled on the basis of the Vessel Act (船舶法), the Commercial Port Act (商港法), the relevant regulations of the competent navigation authorities, or international conventions or precedents. As for use of the open ocean for petroleum extraction, transport of oil and chemical substances, or the discharge of wastewater (sewage), the draft enforcement rules require that businesses engaging in these activities must submit their monitoring records to environmental protection units on a quarterly basis. Any businesses that fail to take or report records may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million.

全文

Besides laying out plans for future marine monitoring systems the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules recently completed by the EPA requires that likely marine polluters submit emergency response plans for preventing and cleaning up pollution. Polluters will also be required to take action when pollution occurs, and must also submit relevant data. Occurring in the wake of the promulgation of the Marine Pollution Control Act (海洋污染防治法) on November 1st of last year, the Amorgos oil spill drove home awareness of the importance of preventing marine pollution. Intending to better realize the legislative spirit of the original law, the EPA recently completed the formulation of the Draft Marine Pollution Control Act Enforcement Rules (海洋污染防治法施行細則草案) and sent them to the Executive Yuan for approval on May 24. The draft enforcement rules submitted by the EPA control the future use of toxic chemicals in marine waters, including cyanides, potassium cyanate, carbonic acid, or other toxins, or other materials that may cause pollution, kill or stun aquatic life, or reduce or destroy productivity or reproductive ability when spread in the water. Violators may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million. Apart from the establishment of national marine monitoring stations by the EPA, city and county governments must also set up monitoring stations in accordance with marine environmental classifications in the waters under their administration. In addition, the environmental protection authorities must also publicly announce the previous years’ marine monitoring data before April 15th of each year. Vandalism of and interference with government monitoring stations shall be prohibited. To prevent the occurrence of marine pollution, any enterprises wishing to engage in the transport of oil, marine construction, open ocean dumping, or open ocean incineration must submit emergency response plans for the prevention and cleanup of marine pollution. The draft enforcement rules specify that the content of these response plans must include the items of warnings, notification, troubleshooting, pollution disposal, cessation of operation, response organization, and incident record reports. The draft enforcement rules also stipulate that persons engaging in polluting behavior must take appropriate action when pollution occurs or is suspected, including the following measures: Provide information on relevant installations or vessels. Send personnel familiar with the relevant installations to take action, and participate in government-organized emergency response teams. Coordinate and dispatch response teams and equipment. Block the spread of, clean up, recycle, and dispose of oil or pollutants. Perform other measures ordered by the government. With regard to shipboard pollution prevention equipment and determination of marine pollution caused by vessels, the draft enforcement rules state that these matters shall be handled on the basis of the Vessel Act (船舶法), the Commercial Port Act (商港法), the relevant regulations of the competent navigation authorities, or international conventions or precedents. As for use of the open ocean for petroleum extraction, transport of oil and chemical substances, or the discharge of wastewater (sewage), the draft enforcement rules require that businesses engaging in these activities must submit their monitoring records to environmental protection units on a quarterly basis. Any businesses that fail to take or report records may be fined NT$200,000 to NT$1 million.

年度

2001

月份

4

4

7

順序

1

倒序

2

分類

water

標題2

Control Framework for Marine Pollution Submitted to Executive Yuan

檔案位置

V4/V4-07

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