What is the emergency plan for heavily polluted weather based on?

The local municipal government is responsible for starting the emergency plan for heavily polluted weather, and all departments can further refine the start-up treatment.

According to the number of the letter. [2014]1461on strengthening the compilation and revision of emergency plans for heavily polluted weather,

The city government that has not formulated the emergency plan and the air quality is not up to standard should complete the preparation of the emergency plan before the end of February 2065438+2004. According to the requirements of the Administrative Measures for Emergency Plans for Emergencies (Guo Ban Fa [2013]10/No.), the emergency plan should be copied to the competent environmental protection department at the next higher level for the record, or the record should be completed within 20 working days after the release. The competent department of environmental protection at a higher level shall timely summarize and analyze the filing plan, and organize supervision and inspection on the implementation of early warning release and emergency response measures according to the plan.

Local governments and relevant departments and units should organize drills during the preparation and revision of emergency plans and after their release and implementation, and conduct comprehensive drills in modules, subjects, tasks and effects through deduction of inspection processes.

The local government should summarize the response process of each heavy polluted weather, and evaluate the preparation and implementation of the emergency plan for the previous year in May of the following year, focusing on the implementation of the emergency plan, the environmental benefits, social benefits and economic costs of emergency measures, and the evaluation results should be reported to the competent department of environmental protection at the next higher level. The relevant provincial environmental protection authorities shall report the summary to the Ministry of Environmental Protection before the end of June.

Local governments that issue and implement emergency plans should combine drills and response practices to complete the sorting and analysis of emergency plans before the end of August each year, focusing on the completeness of the plan content, the details of early warning clauses, the pertinence and operability of response measures, and the completeness of the plan system. If major adjustments are needed, they should be revised and reported before the end of 10.