The air conditioner makes a buzzing noise that makes people unable to sleep. Which department should I complain to?

Regional Environmental Protection Bureau

The Environmental Protection Bureau is a functional government department, with the highest authority related to the Ministry of Environmental Protection and under the management of the State Council. The general name is: Ministry of Environmental Protection. Mainly responsible for: formulating national environmental protection guidelines, policies and regulations, and formulating administrative regulations; guiding and coordinating the resolution of major environmental problems in various localities, departments, and across regions and river basins; responsible for environmental monitoring, statistics, and information work; formulating environmental monitoring systems and norms, etc.

In order to increase environmental governance, focus on improving environmental quality, implement the strictest environmental protection system, and thoroughly implement the action plan for the prevention and control of air, water, and soil pollution, the communiqué of the Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee proposed: Implement a vertical management system for monitoring, supervision and law enforcement by environmental protection agencies below the provincial level. Vertical management of supervision and law enforcement means that the top level will face the supervision behavior of the bottom level. For example, the Ministry of Environmental Protection will go directly to local inspections, and the provincial environmental protection department will go to the next level cities to inspect, and the intensity of interviews and accountability will be increased. But on the other hand, , local environmental supervision rights have not been transferred to the local government, and it is still a territorial management system. Ultimately, it will help form a new model of environmental protection supervision and supervision that combines the main responsibilities of enterprises, local government supervision, and supervision by superior departments, which not only ensures the effectiveness of environmental law enforcement, but also curbs local protectionism.