(Adopted at the 27th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Yumnang on 17 December 2013, No. 189 of 6 January 2014, by Order No. 189 of the People's Government of Yumnang, issued as from 1 March 2014.

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the wireless communication network, to guarantee the safe and unhindered access of communications and to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the persons concerned, to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulations, the People's Republic of China Telecommunications Regulations.

This approach is applied to the planning, construction of a wireless communications network within the administrative region of the province, the establishment of a base station and its monitoring activities.

The non-linear communications network referred to in this approach refers to the wireless network of mobile communications such as public mobile communications, wireless communications and wireless access.

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should incorporate the non-linear communications network infrastructure into urban and rural planning and land-use planning, forest land use protection planning and provide the necessary policy support.

The industrial and information management authorities are responsible for the integrated coordination and guidance of the management of wireless communications networks. Radio management agencies are specifically responsible for the management of the frequency of use, planning review and base stations.

The provincial communications management body is responsible for monitoring the construction of public mobile communications networks.

Other relevant departments are responsible for the development of management of wireless communications networks.

Article IV Rural and urban planning prepared by the Rural and Rural Planning authorities should establish a section on the development of a wireless communications network.

Construction planning for the development areas, industrial parks, urban upgrading areas, tourist landscapes and transport hubs, highway and railways should be accompanied by the development of a linear communications network-building subplanning.

The wireless communications network-building project should be integrated into the detailed planning of urban, town control, specifying the requirements for the location and airstrips, day lines, pipelines, etc.

Article 5 Provincial telecommunications operators prepare public mobile communications networking planning, which should be preceded by observations from provincial radio management authorities.

The state (market) telecommunications operators should plan for the preparation of the base year-building plan based on the radio station site, which is reviewed by the Radio Management Service of the State (market). The results of the review were made available to the community by the State (commune) radio management and sent to the urban and rural planning authorities.

The establishment of a non-linear communications system-building plan or draft plans should seek the advice of provincial radio management authorities.

In construction activities such as airfields, railways, roads, orbital traffic, the project construction units should synchronize infrastructure, construction, inspection and construction.

The initial design of construction projects, such as housing rural and urban construction, should be reviewed at the same time.

Article 7. Regions such as buildings, signal blind areas or weak areas, large public places should establish a system for the coverage of radio signals, consistent with the relevant standards and norms of the State and the province.

The design of the radio signal coverage system should meet the sharing requirements of a wide range of public mobile communications systems.

Article 8. Telecommunication operators take places, facilities and shall enter into relevant agreements with the rights and pay royalties. Agreements that exclude other telecommunications operators from sharing relevant infrastructure resources should not be concluded.

Article 9. Electable enterprises should facilitate access to electricity at the base facility and conduct relevant clearance procedures in a timely manner, and collect costs in accordance with the provisions. Electrical users are transferred to telecommunications operators and should be entrusted and signed by electricity companies. Electrical fees are paid by the telecommunications operators to the electricity industry.

Article 10. The venue should give priority to other non-resident buildings, construction sites, or other non-resident buildings, building blocks, or government investments.

The Property Management Unit should provide the conditions for the basement as required by the building of the base station.

Article 11. Establishment of a base station in the following places, and its management units shall provide conditions such as airfares, space line locations, pipelines and electricity access:

(i) Buildings and constructions in Government investments;

(ii) Parks, squares, ecological control regions, urban roads, highway, orbital transport facilities and residential small areas;

(iii) Other facilities invested by the Government.

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(i) The choice of sites in the residential area requires the consent of the relevant owners and the property service units;

(ii) The location of the office area shall be eligible for the management of the information security control area;

(iii) Protected areas of the streets of the villages of the Länder, historical cultural names, protected areas of artefacts, natural protected area constituencies, which are consistent with landscape requirements and agreed with the relevant administrative authorities and units;

(iv) The establishment of a base station on buildings, constructions, with the consent of the owner and the use of small-scale, hidden programme-building, the direction of the daily feed line, the coordination of the Buddd Authority with buildings and surrounding environments;

(v) The establishment of a base station in civilian or commercial buildings, the construction of the material is required to inform the owner or the user of the property owner more than 15 days prior to the construction.

Article 13. The location between the telecommunications operators is close or overlapping, and the radio administration should coordinate the use of the same site resources.

The development of an indoor radio signal coverage system should be guided by the principle of multimodal and resource-sharing. There was no agreement on shared-sharing between telecommunications operators and was coordinated by radio management agencies.

Following the completion of the construction of a base station, the Communications Operations Unit shall submit a request for accreditation to the Radio Management Service in accordance with the law. Accreditation of radio stations was granted in accordance with the qualifications of the inspection.

Article 15 Radio management bodies should establish and organize monitoring, performance assessment systems for the management of wireless communications base stations and guide the development of an internal management system for telecommunications operators.

Telecommunications operators should send to radio management agencies information on the construction of wireless communications sites every quarter.

Article 16 should establish coordination mechanisms with relevant sectors such as urban and rural planning, land resources, to resolve disputes, monitor relevant planning, construction projects in the non-linear communications network and to investigate violations by law.

Article 17, in violation of this approach, is one of the following cases, which are being retroactive by the radio management agency; in serious circumstances, there is a fine of over 3,000 dollars:

(i) The construction of a construction plan that was not reported to be carried out;

(ii) No linear communications network is planned and planned;

(iii) The base station, which is to be collected by law, is not experienced or is not eligible for use.

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