Measures for the administration of mine safety standards

(1) Having a rigorous scientific attitude and good professional ethics;

(2) have a senior title and engaged in the professional field of work for at least 5 years;

(3) Be familiar with laws, regulations and policies related to mine safety;

(4) Proficient in standard writing knowledge, with strong writing ability;

(5) The standard system revision projects undertaken by the first person at the same time are not more than 2.

Article 18 The standard leading drafting unit shall complete the standard solicitation draft within 6 months from the date of issuance of the standard project plan, and submit the standard solicitation draft, the standard preparation explanation, the scope of solicitation suggestions and other relevant materials to the centralized technical committee. Where an international standard or an advanced foreign standard is adopted, the original foreign language and Chinese translation of the standard shall be submitted; Where the standard content involves a patent, the patent related materials shall be submitted.

The description of the standard preparation shall include the following contents and be supplemented in a timely manner according to the work process:

(a) A brief overview of the work, including the source of the task, the composition of the drafting group and the unit to which it belongs, and the formation process of the draft at each stage;

(2) the principles of standard preparation and the arguments for determining the main technical content of the standard (including tests, statistical data, etc.), and the basis and reasons for changes in the technical content of the standard should be put forward when revising the standard;

(3) Comparative analysis with international and foreign relevant laws, regulations and standards

(4) The relationship with relevant existing laws, administrative regulations and other relevant standards;

(5) The process and basis for handling major divergent opinions;

(6) Recommendations and reasons used as mandatory or recommended standards;

(7) Suggestions and basis for the implementation date of the standard, including the technical transformation required for the implementation of the standard, cost input, the time for the withdrawal of related products from the market, and the possible social impact of the implementation of the standard;

(8) Policies and measures related to the implementation of the standard;

(9) Proposals for abolishing or revising existing relevant standards;

(10) Relevant descriptions involving patents;

(11) The catalogue of products, processes and services covered by the standard;

(12) Other matters that should be explained.

For standards requiring validation, the validation report should be provided as an annex to the preparation note. Mandatory national standards should provide recommendations and reasons for the need for external notification.

Article 19 The technical committee shall, within 15 days, send the draft of the standard solicitation for comments, the preparation instructions and relevant annexes, and the solicitation form (see Annex 2) to all members or relevant experts for comments, and the time limit for solicitation is generally 15 days. After the end of the solicitation of comments, the relevant comments should be forwarded to the lead drafting unit of the standard within 5 days.

The mandatory standard project shall take a variety of ways to solicit opinions in accordance with the principle of convenience and effectiveness, and submit the policy, regulations and science and technology equipment department to the public through the government website of the National Mine Safety Administration for public soliciting opinions, and the public soliciting opinions period is not less than 60 days. In an emergency, the period for public consultation can be shortened, but generally not less than 30 days.

Article 20 The leading drafting unit of the standard shall, within 30 days, summarize, analyze and deal with the opinions transmitted by the technical committee, form a draft of the standard for review, a summary processing table for comments (see Annex 3), and a newly revised description of the preparation of the standard, and submit it to the Technical Committee for review.

Article 21 The Technical Committee shall organize and complete the review within 30 days after receiving the above materials. Review forms are divided into meeting review and letter review, with priority given to meeting review. Mandatory standards should be reviewed by meetings.

Article 22 The review of the meeting shall meet the following requirements:

(1) The examination group shall be composed of members of the Technical Committee or authoritative and representative experts invited in relevant fields, and the total number of the examination group shall not be less than 9 people, and the total number of the national standard examination group shall not be less than 15 people;

(2) Members of the standards drafting group shall not be members of the review team;

(3) The meeting shall reach a consensus in the examination, if it is necessary to vote, it shall be approved by more than three fourths of all members of the examination team, and the voting result shall be a resolution and filed;