(Adopted by the 21st ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sichuan Province on 26 August 2013, No. 272 of 7 September 2013, by the Order of the People's Government of the Sichuan Province, which was launched effective 1 November 2013)

Article 1 guarantees the safe and unhindered access of communications facilities, in accordance with the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Military Facilities Protection Act, the People's Republic of China Telecom Regulations, which, in practice, are developed in the province.

The protection of specialized communications facilities such as public-use communications facilities in the current province's administration and the protection and protection of military, public safety, transport, energy, aviation, meteorology is applicable.

Article 3. Local governments at the district level should strengthen the organizational leadership of communication facilities in building and protecting, integrate public communications facilities in the overall planning and control planning of rural and urban construction, and provide for the protection of communications facilities in the integrated budget of the relevant sectors.

Article 4

The provincial communications authorities are responsible for monitoring the construction of public communications facilities throughout the province.

The relevant administrations, such as public security, transport, housing and rural-urban construction (urban and urban planning), land resources, economic and informationization, broad electricity, business and business, etc., are responsible for the construction and protection of communications facilities.

Any unit or individual has the obligation to protect communications facilities, and it is found that theft, destruction, destruction and destruction of hazardous communications facilities, etc., should be stopped in a timely manner and report on local public security authorities or the property owner of communications facilities.

No unit or person shall be subject to the safety of communications facilities.

Article 6. The provincial communications authorities organize basic telecommunications operators to develop master-wide public-use communications facilities planning, which will be evaluated with experts from the provincial housing-urban construction authorities to be submitted for approval by the provincial people's government after consulting the relevant departments.

Article 7 provides for the establishment of public-use communications facilities in areas of concentration of residents, such as village town or industrial concentration. The construction of communications pipelines within buildings and facilities within the scope of the project, the routing network, telecommunications and equipment should be implemented in the design, construction, inspection and evaluation of relevant communications facilities at the national and provincial levels, and should be accompanied by construction and receipt of projects, and the requirements should be included in the construction of project estimates.

Article 8. Planning and design of vehicle stations, airports, ports, railways, roads, bridges, tunnels, urban orbital traffic, urban roads and other large infrastructure projects, where relevant departments or units should inform the communications authorities or the basic telecommunications operators in advance of the process of retaining the communications line, the basement etc.

Article 9 developers, owners and regulators of civilian buildings, such as residential small zones and commercial buildings, should provide equal access to and use conditions for telecommunications operators in the region for the use of concomitant communications facilities, and non-exclusive agreements with telecommunications operators that impede the access of other telecommunications operators to regional service delivery; and no user's ownership.

Article 10 Provincial communications authorities should organize the sharing of public communications infrastructure based on public communications development and planning.

The operators of basic telecommunications operations should establish or co-building in communications facilities such as telecommunications pipelines, trajectorys, base stations, indoor distribution systems, in accordance with the relevant national provisions; resource-sharing should be achieved with other telecommunications operators, including through leasing, sale or resource exchange.

Relevant departments and units are encouraged to implement a shared sharing of specialized communications facilities and public communications facilities.

Article 11 prohibits:

(i) Expropriation, looting, theft and destruction of communications facilities;

(ii) Reimbursement or relocation of communications lines and other communications facilities;

(iii) In violation of national provisions, intrusion of computer information systems, causing harm;

(iv) Delete, modifying, increasing and disrupting computer information systems functions, in violation of national provisions, resulting in a lack of proper functioning of computer information systems;

(v) Delete, modify and increase data and applications stored in computer information systems in violation of national provisions;

(vi) The deliberate production and dissemination of destructive procedures such as computer viruses, which affect the normal functioning of computer information systems.

(vii) Access to communications for electricity;

(viii) Interference, abuse or destruction of the normal operation of the base station and the accompanying equipment;

(ix) Construction of homes, exhumation, bulldozing, storing, drilling, exhumation, construction of septic tanks, livestock circles, biogas tanks, etc. in the context of the security protection of communications facilities provided by the State;

(x) The dumping of futiles containing acid, alkanes, salts, etc. on the ground that is buried under the pipeline, communication light (electronic);

(xi) Behing fires, explosions, slots or slaming flammable items in the context of endangering the safety of communications facilities.

Article 12. The communication facility owner should strengthen the management of communications facilities, implement security responsibility, improve emergency prestigation and secure the safe operation of communications facilities.

The establishment, alteration and expansion of communications facilities under article 13 should maintain a safe distance from the State's established facilities.

As a result of the planning of the relocation of other facilities or the requirement for other facility property rights holders to take the necessary protection measures, the communications facility owner, in consultation with other facility holders, should reach agreement on issues such as relocation indemnity, protection measures and, in accordance with the law, carry out the relevant procedures. The cost is borne by the communication facility owner.

Article 14. New construction, alteration, expansion of vehicle stations, airports, ports, railways, roads, bridges, tunnels, urban orbit transport, urban roads, etc., cannot endanger the security of communications facilities.

As a result of the planning of the relocation of communications facilities or the requirement for a communication facility owner to take the necessary protection measures, the construction unit should, in consultation with the communications facility owner, reach agreement on issues such as relocation compensation, protection measures and conduct relevant procedures in accordance with the law. The cost is borne by the construction unit.

As a result of the destruction of communications facilities caused by construction projects, construction units should be repaired, rehabilitated and compensated for losses.

Article 15. High-level flora and fauna, such as trees, bamboo, should maintain a safe distance from communications facilities.

In the case of high flora and fauna that may endanger the safety of communications facilities, the communication facility owner shall submit a request for a clipping to the relevant sector in a timely manner, with the approval of all of its personnel or administrators, and in the event of endangering the safety and security of the communications facility, the communication facility's property owner will be able to repair a portion of the subsection that is not in compliance with the security distance and to brief all of its people in a timely manner.

High-level flora and fauna, such as trees, babies, and the security distance of communications lines and facilities, are determined in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national communications engineering standards.

Article 16 units and individuals engaged in the acquisition of raw materials should comply with the State's provisions on the acquisition of obsolete metals, recycling of resources.

No unit and individual acquisition of undocumented communications facilities, such as wires, and old metals, such as tetano, lead, are prohibited.

Article 17, with the approval of the Public Security Traffic Management Body, carries out vehicles and personnel carrying out special communications, emergency communications and communications hijacking missions, may, subject to security, be subject to restrictions on the movement of motor vehicles.

Article 18, in violation of article 9 of the present article, enter into agreements with an exclusive clause or impede the service of other telecommunications operators, which are converted by a law order by the provincial communications authorities or the business administration sector, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

One of the following acts is to be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; to constitute an offence and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) In violation of article 11, subparagraph (i), of the present provision, the intrusion, theft and destruction of communications facilities;

(ii) In violation of article 11, subparagraphs (iii) to (vi), of this provision, affecting the normal operation of computer information systems;

(iii) Staff members of the communications and related administrations are obstructed to carry out their duties under the law.

Article 20, in violation of article 11, paragraph (ii), of this provision, imposes penalties under the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Telecommunications Regulations.

Article 21, in violation of article 11, subparagraphs (vii) to (xi) of this provision, endangers the security of communications facilities and is rectified by the provincial communications authorities. Unemployed persons are fined by a fine of up to $2.0 million, for legal and other organizations, for legal persons and other organizations; for business, fined by over 5,000 yen; and for which criminal responsibility is lawful.

Article 26, in violation of article 16 of this provision, does not comply with the relevant provisions of the State for the acquisition of obsolete communications facilities by public security agencies or by the business, business administration sector, which are legally established; acquisition of communications facilities such as cables of non-legal sources, or by the source of unaccounted for copper, aluminium, lead, etc., shall be fined by the public security authority of over 3,000 dollars under the law; constitutes an offence and criminal liability.

Article 23 of the communication authorities and other relevant administrative departments are not criminally criminalized by law.

Article 24 violates this provision, which is provided for by law and regulations.

Article 25. This provision refers to communications facilities that are used to achieve information transmission, such as voice, language, data, image, exchange functions, cables, cables, cables, cables, base stations, microwashings, interfaces, access to equipment, indoor distribution systems, equipment and facilities accompanying communications pipelines, pipelines, wires, trameteries, trameteries, electricity, mechanics, solar panels, mined landing devices.

Article 26 The provisional provision for the protection of communications line equipment issued by the Government of the people of Sichuan Province on 31 January 1989 was also repealed.