(Summit No. 108 of 14 November 2012 of the Government of the Greater Sichuan City to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 10 of 22 November 2012 by the Government of the Guichuan City of 22 November 2013, effective 1 January 2013)

Article 1, in order to enhance the standardization of public information symbols, to facilitate public life and to increase the level and level of urban civilization, to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the Standardization Act of the People's Republic of China, the Standardized Law of the People's Republic of China.

Parts and individuals involved in the production, sale and installation of public information symbols within the city's administration should be subject to this approach.

The public information symbols referred to in this approach refer to the tabular, colour and letter, letters, etc. or combination thereof, indicating the use and location of the public, public facilities and the symbols of the behaviour.

The public information symbols described in this approach refer to the posting, establishment, placement and installation of public information symbols in public, public facilities.

Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should strengthen their leadership and building in the standardization of public information symbols and include them in urban construction and tourism development planning.

Article 5 is the administrative authority for the standardization of public information symbols in the city and is responsible for the harmonization of the organization, coordination, supervision and management of the standardization of public information symbols throughout the city. The quality technical oversight services in each district (market) are responsible for the standardization of public information symbols within the current administration.

The executive authorities, such as commerce, public safety, transport, tourism, civil affairs, construction, urban governance, health, business, fire, parking and sports, should incorporate public information mark standards into the work plans of the sector and promote, guide the system and establish public information signs in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Civil aviation, rail, electricity, finance and other units within the city's administration should be organized, as required by this approach, to standardize implementation of the system, the industrial public information symbol.

In line with national, industry and local standards, the municipal quality technical oversight sector has organized and, where appropriate, revised a directory of implementation standards for public information symbols in the Galichuan City (hereinafter referred to as “the directory”), to prepare and revise the directory of the directory, upon approval by the Government of the People's Government of the city and to inform the relevant industry authorities.

Article 7. Production, sale and installation of public information mark products must be consistent with the standards set out in the catalogue.

The production, sale and placement of public information mark products that are not in compliance with the standards set forth in the catalogue is prohibited.

Article 8. When the production units of public information symbols produce a variety of symbols, production should be made in strict compliance with national, industrial standards. The sale of public information symbols must be sold in accordance with the public information symbols produced in accordance with the standards of the catalogue.

Article 9. The creation of public information symbols should be consistent with the criteria set out in the catalogue and be safe, facilitated, regulated, accurate, clear and coordinated. In Chinese terms, it should be in line with the State's common language norms, which require the creation of medium- and English references to lead signs and must be consistent with the relevant provisions of national, industrial and local standards.

The creation of advertising facilities shall not affect the effectiveness of public information symbols.

Article 10 Airports, vehicle stations, schools, office buildings, parking lots, hotels, hospitals, sports sites (occupies), conference centres, exhibitions, museums, theatres, recreational sites, commercial sites, markets, parks, tourist sites (points), urban roads, construction sites, public toilets, etc., and other public regional and public facilities requiring public information signs, whose management or operators should set public information signs. Regional, facilities involving physical, property security and basic public needs should be set up.

The construction units should incorporate public information symbols into the engineering budget as a subsidiary facility within the scope of the new construction, expansion, alteration projects within the preceding paragraph and include standardization of public information symbols in the work completed.

Article 11. National, industrial, local standards have not been developed, public regional and public facility managers or operators can produce public information symbols on their own initiative and report on quality technical supervision sector clearance.

Public information symbols are encouraged to use international standards on their own.

Article 12. The Quality Technical Monitoring Service is responsible for providing access to public information mark-related standards for society and for public information mark standards, training and technical services, guidance, etc.

The Public Information Signatories Unit should conduct regular inspections and maintenance of public information signs within their jurisdiction. When public information signs are damaged, degenerated, units should be repaired in a timely manner, updated and maintain the integrity and integrity of public information symbols.

Article 14. In violation of this approach, one of the following acts is punished by the quality technical oversight component:

(i) To produce products that are not in compliance with the criteria set out in the catalogue, the time limit is being changed and fines of over five thousand dollars.

(ii) The sale of products that are not in line with the criteria set out in the Catalogue, which is changing the time limit and imposing a fine of more than five thousand dollars.

(iii) Failure to establish public information symbols, or public information symbols that are not in accordance with the criteria set forth in the catalogue, to warn the period of time being converted, to be fined by more than 100 million dollars, in the event of severe penalties of up to one thousand dollars.

(iv) The existence of public information symbols that are damaged, dispersed, have not been rehabilitated in a timely manner, updated to change the duration of the period of time, and that the period of time has not been changed, with a fine of up to one thousand dollars;

Article 15 Standardized monitoring of public information symbols by managers of abuse of authority, infrastructive fraud in the management of public information symbols, and by law, constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Article 16 is implemented effective 1 January 2013.