City (prefecture), county (city, district) Salt Administration Bureau is the salt administrative department of the people's governments at all levels. If there is no salt administration bureau, people's governments at all levels shall designate an administrative department to be responsible for the management of salt industry within their respective jurisdictions.
The provincial salt company is responsible for the purchase and sale management of salt products in the province and the development and management of various salt varieties. The main responsibilities of the fourth provincial administrative department of salt industry:
(a) to implement the national principles and policies on salt industry, be responsible for the implementation of laws and regulations and these measures, and conduct supervision and inspection;
(two) responsible for the formulation of industry production, sales and development planning, as well as various management systems;
(three) responsible for the formulation and management of the province's salt production, transportation and marketing plan, and coordinate the relationship between production and marketing;
(four) responsible for the technical transformation, infrastructure, expansion and abandoned production of saltworks (hereinafter referred to as abandoned production) audit, declaration or approval;
(five) responsible for the organization of salt scientific research, scientific and technological information, information exchange, personnel training and other scientific and technological management;
(six) according to the relevant provisions, responsible for the storage, use (borrowing) and fund management of national reserve salt and balanced salt;
(seven) responsible for the management, supervision and use of special funds for salt industry;
(eight) centralized management of salt chemical production and diversified management of Yantian;
(nine) to strengthen the management of the salt market independently or jointly with relevant departments according to law, and investigate and deal with illegal cases of salt industry within their respective jurisdictions.
The specific responsibilities of the salt administrative departments at all levels below the provincial level shall be formulated separately by the provincial salt administrative department. Fifth salt administrative departments at all levels shall set up salt law enforcement agencies, responsible for the salt law enforcement work within their respective jurisdictions. When performing official duties, salt officials must hold the China Salt Administration Inspection Certificate issued by the provincial salt administration department. The administrative departments of industry and commerce, taxation, public security, health and technical supervision at all levels should cooperate closely. Article 6 Salt administrative departments at all levels shall, in light of local conditions, formulate policies for technological progress in salt industry and medium-and long-term plans for scientific and technological development, strengthen the construction and management of scientific and technological teams in salt industry, carry out scientific research in salt industry, and commend and reward units and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in salt industry management, scientific research in salt industry and promotion of advanced technologies. Chapter II Exploitation of Resources Article 7 Salt resources are owned by the state. Salt resources mainly refer to raw seawater, undeveloped rock salt and natural brine. Eighth development of salt resources by the provincial administrative department of salt industry in conjunction with the relevant departments of overall planning, rational layout, planned.
The development of salt resources must abide by the relevant laws and regulations of the state, such as land management, environmental protection, mineral resources management and investment in fixed assets. Article 9 The State encourages the development of salt resources. People's governments at all levels shall support enterprises owned by the whole people and collectively owned enterprises to set up saltworks with their own funds, or jointly operate with existing salt-making enterprises.
Private enterprises and individuals are not allowed to develop salt resources. Article 10 To start a salt-making enterprise (saltworks), it must be audited by the county (city, district) people's government, submitted to the provincial salt administrative department for review, approved by the provincial people's government or the unit authorized by the provincial people's government, and apply to the local administrative department for industry and commerce for a business license.
Existing salt-making enterprises (saltworks) have not yet applied to the local administrative department for industry and commerce for a business license, and shall go through the formalities of declaration and permission. Refined salt production enterprises must also obtain production licenses. Eleventh salt enterprises and other units and individuals on the right to use resources and land ownership, the right to use disputes, settled by the parties through consultation, consultation fails, by the relevant people's government according to law. Chapter III Protection and Management of Saltworks Article 12 In order to ensure the development and utilization of salt resources by the state and maintain the normal production of saltworks, it is necessary to rationally delimit saltworks protection areas.
The protected areas shall be delineated within the range of 0/000 meters outside the seawall of Yanchang and 50 meters on both sides of the tidal channel (ditch). Delineation of specific boundaries of protected areas is proposed by the local people's government, approved by the provincial administrative department of salt industry, and approved by the provincial people's government. Before the implementation of these measures, disputes about saltworks protected areas shall be settled by the parties through consultation. If negotiation fails, it shall be handled by the people's government at or above the county level (including the county level, the same below).
If the new beach outside the saltworks seawall is suitable for the development of salt production, the administrative department of salt industry shall, jointly with relevant departments, go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the provisions of Article 10 before planning and using it. Thirteenth saltworks should strengthen the protection and management of seawalls. No one is allowed to dig, take stones, graze, cultivate seeds, carry cables by ship and destroy protective facilities on the seawall of the saltworks. Article 14 The property and facilities of saltworks are protected by state laws, and no unit or individual may destroy, occupy, steal or plunder them. The following property and facilities shall be protected:
(1) Land and beaches allocated to saltworks according to law.
(2) Finished products (crude salt and salt chemical products), semi-finished products (brines at all levels), brines and seawater brought into the saltworks.
(three) the evaporation pool, crystallization pool, brine storage pool, flood discharge river (ditch), reservoir, sluice, bridge, wharf, salt storage tank, salt lump and road.
(four) production tools, telecommunications and power facilities, machinery and equipment and other production, cultural and living facilities.
(five) aquaculture, crop cultivation and other business products.