Article 1: In order to prevent and control geological disasters, protect people's lives and property, and promote sustainable economic and social development, in accordance with the "Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Geological Disasters" (State Council Order No. 394), combined with the county actual. In order to strengthen the management of special funds and improve the efficiency of fund use, these measures are formulated in accordance with the "People's Republic of China Budget Law" and other relevant regulations.

Article 2 The sources of special funds include: 200,000 yuan from the county-level financial budget; 10% of county-level mining rights usage fees and price income into the treasury; county-level mineral resource compensation fee income into the treasury 10% of the amount; 5% of the amount put into the county-level coal price adjustment fund.

Article 3 Special funds are mainly used for the prevention and control of geological disasters caused by natural factors or where it is difficult to determine the responsible person, including the prevention and control of geological disasters such as collapses, landslides, debris flows, and ground subsidence. The specific use of special funds mainly includes exploration and design, exploration and management projects, geological disaster inspections, emergency investigations and emergency management projects, monitoring and early warning projects, management planning, etc.

Article 4 Special funds are jointly managed by the County Finance Bureau, County Land and Resources Bureau and County Price Bureau. The arrangement, use and supervision of special funds shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of these Measures.

Article 5 The county finance department shall establish a special account for county-level geological disaster management funds to collect and calculate special funds for geological disaster management. The people's governments of all townships and towns must also set up special accounts for geological disaster management funds, and list them in the fiscal budget of the same level for the current year.

Article 6 The use of special funds shall be based on overall arrangements, highlighting key points, earmarking funds for specific purposes, and ensuring benefits.

(1) The management of extremely large geological disasters shall be reported to the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Land and Resources for project approval. If the reported project is not approved for project establishment, the shortfall in funds or subsidy funds will be shared by the provincial, prefectural and county finances in the proportion of 35%: 35%: 30%;

(2) Large-scale geological disaster management After review and approval by the Provincial Department of Land and Resources, the funds will be shared by the provincial, prefecture and county finances in the proportion of 35%: 35%: 30%;

(3) Funds for medium-sized and small geological disaster management shall be shared by the local governments. , county finance contribution to solve;

Article 7 The Provincial Department of Finance will promptly allocate funds to the special fund accounts established by each city (state, prefecture) based on the projects and funding applications approved by the relevant provincial departments; each city (state, prefecture) After receiving the special funds allocated by the provincial level, the local) financial department will, in principle, allocate the funds to the special fund account established in the project undertaking county within seven working days; after receiving the funds, the financial department of the project undertaking county will, according to the project According to the implementation progress, funds will be allocated to the account of the project undertaking unit in a timely manner; the project undertaking unit must establish a special account and conduct separate accounting, and the expenditures shall be accounted for in accordance with relevant financial regulations.

Article 8 For any provincial-level special fund subsidy project for geological disaster management that has been approved, governments at all levels must promptly settle the supporting funds they should bear and use the funds strictly according to the prescribed purposes.

Article 9: Quality deposits must be reserved for geological disaster prevention and control projects. The deposit is determined at 10% of the total project funds, and will be allocated by the financial department where the project is located after the project acceptance is passed.

Article 10 Provincial geological disaster project funds shall not be used to balance the fiscal budgets at all levels, and shall not be used to pay employee wages, bonuses and allowances, and the competent departments shall not withdraw management fees.

Article 11 The project undertaking unit shall not include expenditures unrelated to the project into the expenditures of this project, and shall not inflate the project costs.

Article 12: Finance and land and resources management departments at all levels must conduct follow-up inspections of project governance, strengthen supervision of the use of project funds, and correct problems in a timely manner if they are found. For projects organized and implemented by counties, the county finance and land resources management departments must report the project implementation, fund use, project progress, etc. in writing to the Provincial Department of Finance, the Provincial Department of Land and Resources, and the Provincial Price Bureau by the end of February of the following year.

Article 13 For geological disaster control projects, after the completion of the project, the Provincial Department of Finance, the Provincial Department of Land and Resources and the Provincial Price Bureau shall organize an inspection and audit of the use of project funds. Anyone who fails to comply with the regulations after inspection and audit will be dealt with and punished in accordance with the law, and the relevant responsible persons will be held accountable.

Article 14 The County Finance Bureau, County Land and Resources Bureau, and County Price Bureau are responsible for the interpretation of these Measures.

Article 15 These Measures shall be implemented from the date of issuance.

August 9, 2006