(Summit 1st ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Province, 5 February 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 187 of 10 April 2013, No. 187 of the Decree No. 187 of 10 April 2013.

Article 1 establishes this provision in the light of the People's Republic of China's advertising order and the legitimate rights and interests of the operators and consumers, in the light of the Law on Advertisement, the Regulation on Advertising and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article II provides for the establishment and publication of activities related to external advertisements within the territorial administration.

This provision refers to advertisements issued by outside users, space, facilities etc.

This provision refers to the use of buildings, constructions, sites, etc., and the publication of advertisements to outdoor spaces, displays, electronic display devices, light boxes, in-kind.

Article 3. The business administration sector is the supervisory authority for external advertisements and is responsible for the registration of external advertisements.

Governments of municipalities, districts and territories should designate three departments responsible for the preparation of specialized planning for advertisements in the current administrative region, in accordance with the principles of streamlining, efficient and popularity, as well as for the design and supervision of external advertising facilities. Other relevant departments are in line with their respective responsibilities to cooperate with the supervision of external advertisements.

Article IV. The designated sectors of the city, the people's government should organize, in conjunction with the requirements for rural and urban planning and transport development planning, specific planning for advertisements in the current administrative region and reporting to the Government of the people at this level.

Exclusive advertising facilities for activities such as culture, tourism, sports, exhibitions, celebrities, public interest and promotion, as well as the use of transport tools, outdoor advertising facilities, do not include specialized planning for outdoor advertisements.

Article 5 Develop specific planning for outdoor advertisements and shall seek the views of relevant departments and industry associations and seek expert and public advice, including through colloquiums, symposia.

The draft special planning for outdoor advertisements should be presented to the society, with no less than 30 days.

Specialized planning for external advertisements approved by Article 6 should be made available on the Government website, the media or specialized places, and be made available on the Government website for public access and oversight.

Specialized planning for expatriate advertisements, which are made public, shall not be subject to any change; the need for change should be approved by the original approval authority.

Article 7. Specific planning for outdoor advertisements should clarify specific requirements such as location, location, form, specifications, etc. of outdoor advertising facilities.

Article 8. The establishment of an external advertising facility shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) It is in line with the scope and requirements for specialized planning for outside advertising.

(ii) The use of safety, environmental protection, cleaning materials; in line with the requirements of national buildings and construction structures, defence, wind, resistance, fire, electrical safety and environmental protection; and the use of light-source devices to avoid contamination of the surrounding environment.

(iii) In line with other safety technical norms and standards.

Article 9 has one of the following cases, without the establishment of an outside advertising facility:

(i) The use or insecure of transport safety facilities such as roads, traffic signals, e-monitoring, traffic symbols and their strengths;

(ii) Light-source advertising facilities, such as imaking, LED, are close to transport signals, e-monitoring facilities, and the form of outdoor advertising facilities is close to transport safety facilities, traffic symbols, affecting the normal use of transport safety facilities, transport symbols;

(iii) Regions affecting road traffic safety;

(iv) Damage to buildings, construction structures and safety affecting the use of municipal public facilities and accessibility facilities;

(v) Impact on the use of fire safety facilities, impeding the movement of fire vehicles and affecting flight, fire relief and firefighting.

(vi) The use of probationary, high road bridges, at-risk homes and unconstitutional buildings;

(vii) The use of trees, green belts, intrusion and destruction of greenfields, the use of motor vehicles, the human roads or the obstruction of motor vehicles, the movement of buoys;

(viii) The construction control area of State organs, schools, hospitals, sites of excellence and property protection units, with the exception of expatriate advertisements;

(ix) In-house advertising, special planning is designed to prohibit other cases where outdoor advertisements are made.

Article 10. The establishment of an outdoor advertising facility involves the application of a licence or approval by more than two authorities, and the Government of the city, the people of the district should designate a competent authority to accept the application and reproduce the process of harmonization with the relevant authorities.

Article 11. The establishment of a non-temporary advertising facility for a licensor or the approval authority shall, prior to the granting of a licence or approval decision, communicate 15 days on the Government's website and specialized premises or seek the views of the stakeholder through written requests.

The licensor's objection, or the licensor shall be dealt with in a timely manner and respond to the results. The parties may be heard, if necessary, by hearing or by a warrant.

Article 12. The occupants of an outdoor advertising facility should conduct regular security inspections of outdoor advertising facilities, guarantee the safety of outdoor advertising facilities, and provide immediate maintenance or removal of inspection.

Those who face natural disasters, such as cyclones, storms, should take appropriate security precautions.

Individuals who advertise out-of-house advertisements and outdoor advertising facilities should strengthen day-to-day maintenance and ensure integrity, integrity, integrity and integrity of household advertisements and their facilities.

Maintenance should be updated in a timely manner with respect to the humiliation, severe bleaching, debriefing, lighting or electronic demonstration of the existence of a demonstrable or maiming.

Article 14. The holder of an outside advertising facility shall maintain the responsibility of the person and his contact telephone and receive social supervision at an outdoor advertising facility.

Article 15. External advertising facilities reach the time limit for the design of use, and the placement of outside advertising facilities should be removed or updated.

Article 16 organizes temporary outdoor advertising facilities for activities such as culture, tourism, sports, exhibitions, celebrities, public interest, promotion, etc., which should be removed within three days of the expiry of the effective period.

Article 17 uses outdoor advertising facilities, such as national and collective buildings, constructions, sites, etc., and should be given the right to use through tenders, auctions or other fair competition. The solicitation or auction shall entrust the solicitation agent, the auction body with the corresponding qualifications. The benefits obtained as a result of the use of power are managed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 18 uses outdoor advertising facilities, such as private buildings, constructions, sites etc., whose owner or the owner may freely choose the way in which they use their right to use, and shall enjoy the proceeds obtained under the law as a result of their use.

Article 19 publishes outdoor advertisements and shall be registered in accordance with national regulations. Except as otherwise provided in regulations, regulations.

Article 20: The expiry of the expiry of the period required for the registration of expatriate advertisements shall apply for the continuation of the former registered business administration by 30 years of the expiry of the effective period.

The business administration sector should decide whether to grant continuity within seven working days of the date of receipt of the application for continuation; the decision that was not decided at a later stage should be considered to be extended.

Article 21, in violation of article 9 of the present article, provides for the establishment of an outside advertising facility, which is governed by the law by the designated sectors of the city, the people's government.

In violation of article 12, paragraph 13 of this provision, the period of time being converted by a designated department of the municipal, district and territorial Government to a person who is responsible for an outside advertising facility, or by an external advertisement; and the period of uncorrected fine of up to $300,000.

Article 23, in violation of article 14 of this provision, is changing the period of time for a person designated by the municipal, district and local governments to impose an outside advertising facility, which was later uncorrected and fined by more than 500 dollars.

Article 24, in violation of article 15 and article 16 of the present article, has been dismantled or updated by a time limit of charging facilities designated by the municipal, district and territorial Government; and has been removed or updated by a fine of up to $300,000.

Article 25. The business administration should enhance oversight over-door advertisements and be subject to the law.

Article 26, in the light of the need for public interest to dismantle legally established outdoor advertising facilities, the competent authorities that have taken a decision to dismantle the decision shall notify, in advance of 30 days, of the deadline for the removal of the occupier's advertising facility to compensate for its economic loss and shall remove the decision to reproduce the relevant sector.

The Government and its competent authorities shall, without justification, impose the removal of the lawfully established expatriate facility and cause damage to the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and shall be compensated in accordance with the provisions of the National Compensation Act.

Article 27 imposes civil responsibility under the law for the lapse of an outside advertising facility, damage or loss of property.

Article 28 is one of the following acts by the Government of the city, the people of the district, which is to be rectified by the Government of the High-level People's Government, to inform criticism; and to the extent that the competent and other persons directly responsible are treated by law:

(i) Without the designation of three departments responsible for the preparation of specialized planning for outside advertisements in this administrative area, as well as for the approval and monitoring of the management of the establishment of an external advertising facility;

(ii) No specific planning has been established for the approval and publication of expatriate advertisements;

(iii) Unconfirmation of the granting of a licence or approval of an external advertising facility in accordance with article 10 of this provision.

The departments concerned have not organized special planning for the preparation, modification and placement of outdoor advertisements in accordance with the provisions of the law, which is rectified by the Royal People's Government's Order, which informs criticisms, and disposes of the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities.

Article 29 concerned departments and their staff members subject to specialized planning licences or approval of the establishment of outdoor advertising facilities, or abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud in the administration of outdoor advertisements, by dismissal or by the inspection department, by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

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