Provisions of the State Grid on Aid to Tibet

Legal analysis: the wages of cadres and talents aiding Tibet during their work in Tibet are paid by the original unit and enjoy all the welfare benefits of the original unit. At the same time, cadres and talents who aid Tibet are paid by the recipient areas according to the salary standards (including subsidies) of local cadres and talents at the same level, and enjoy other benefits of staff stationed in Tibet.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Electricity Law.

Article 3 The electric power industry should adapt to the needs of national economic and social development and develop ahead of schedule appropriately. The state encourages and guides domestic and foreign economic organizations and individuals to invest in the development of power sources and set up power production enterprises according to law.

Investment in electric power industry should follow the principle that whoever invests will benefit.

Article 4 Power facilities shall be protected by the state. No unit or individual is allowed to endanger the safety of power facilities or illegally occupy electric energy.