(Adopted by Decree No. 146 of 31 January 2012 by the Government of the South and the People's Republic of South Turkey on 15 March 2012)

The Government of the city has decided to amend the introduction of a management approach to advertising outside the city as follows:

In addition, as Article 3: “Abortion is referred to by this method as an external advertisement of the owner or a service provider to pay the expenses incurred by the commodity-producing operator or service provider, directly or indirectly to present the commodities it distributes or the commercial advertisements provided by the following:

(i) Advertised advertisements issued by the user-friendly advertising facility;

(ii) The use of flags and the publication of advertisements outside the household;

(iii) The use of advertisements issued by the wall;

(iv) Advertising the use of transport instruments such as vehicles, vessels;

(v) Advertise the use of cigaretteers, etc.;

(vi) Other advertisements issued outside the household.

“This approach refers to the bracketing, negligible lights, e-demonstrators, electronic simplification devices, show windows, advertisements, etc., which are set aside for advertising outside the household.”

In the relevant provisions of this approach, the “Environmental environment administration sector” was amended to “cruit urban management authorities”; the “Planning administrative sector” was amended to “Rural and rural planning authorities”.

Article 5 should be replaced with Article 6, paragraph 3 as follows: “The city administration authorities shall establish technical norms for the development of out-of-house advertising facilities in accordance with the criteria for the planning and conduct of urban expatriation facilities, in accordance with the standards of external advertising facilities; and to add a paragraph 4: “Every unit and individual shall be in compliance with the planning and technical norms of outdoor advertising facilities”.

Article 11 should be replaced with Article 12, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, as follows: “The establishment of large-scale ex-combatants shall apply to the urban management authorities and submit the following materials:

(i) Applications;

(ii) The placement of a positioning certificate of use by outsiders;

(iii) A location map and effect map for outdoor advertisements;

(iv) Structural design maps, construction notes and construction structure maps by the corresponding professional design body;

(v) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

“The city administration authorities shall make a written decision of a licence or non-licensation within three working days of the date of receipt, grant a licence for outside advertisements; and shall justify the reasons in writing. Among them, large-scale outdoor advertisements have been established in key places, along the main roadsides, and the urban management authorities should be informed of a decision taken after the consent of the city's people. No unit or individual may be forged, altered, rented, sold or licensed by other forms of unlawful transferee advertisements.”

V. An increase in article 13 as follows: “The establishment of temporary large-scale advertisements shall submit the following materials to the urban management authorities:

(i) Applications;

(ii) Placement, form, quantity, scope and scope of advertisements outside the household;

(iii) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

“The city administration authorities shall make a written decision of a licence or non-licensation within one working day of the date of receipt, grant a licence for outside advertisements, and shall justify the reasons in writing.”

Article 12 should be changed to Article 14.

“Internal advertising facilities shall be completed within six months from the date of the granting of a licence for outside advertising.”

As article 15: “No single-exploitation facility shall be open, the outside advertising facility shall not be issued for more than 15 days and shall be supplemented by public advertisements.

“In the case of outdoor advertising facilities, a number or proportion of public advertisements shall be issued in accordance with the relevant provisions.”

In addition, as article 22: “The creativity of outdoor advertising facilities shall be subject to regular or safe screening of outdoor advertising facilities, in accordance with the sudden climate, to ensure the safety and robustness of outdoor advertising facilities, the designers shall carry out safety testing of expatriate facilities every year and inform urban management authorities of the results of the testing; safety inspections or non-advisibility; and timely adaptation and safety requirements.

“The holder of a large-scale expatriate facility shall advertise public responsibility on the basis of the need for outdoor advertisements for security management.”

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“(iv) Absorption facility shall not be issued for advertisements exceeding 15 days to supplement public service advertisements; a period of time to correction; and a fine of up to $3000 for more than 1,000 United States dollars for the period of time;

(v) Inadequate ad hoc lighting facilities at the time specified, the duration of the period of time is being changed; inadvertently, more than 1000 dollars is less than 200 ktonnes.”

Article 22 was replaced with article 26, which reads as follows: “The members of the urban management authorities or other relevant departments violate the provisions of this approach, have one of the following acts, which are punishable by law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and constitutes a crime and are held criminally liable by law:

(i) A licence granted to a person incompatible with the conditions or to go beyond the statutory authority;

(ii) No licence to a eligible applicant or a licence within the statutory period;

(iii) The finding that the offence is not promptly investigated;

(iv) To request, receive or otherwise benefit from other property;

(v) Other acts that are not carried out in accordance with this approach.”

In addition, some language changes were made and the order of the provisions was adjusted accordingly.

This decision has been implemented effective 15 March 2012.

The management approach for advertising outside the city was released in accordance with this decision.

(a) In accordance with article 146 of the Decree No. 146 of 28 March 2006 of the Order of the People's Government of the Republic of South Changing City (Amendment No. 146 of 31 January 2012);

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of external advertisements, is an environment in which this approach is based on laws, regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China's advertising law, the Zangi Diplomacy Regulation, the Southern Chang City Towns and the Sanitation Regulations.

Article 2. The creation and supervision of advertisements outside urban planning areas are applicable.

Registration, content review and supervision management of external advertisements are carried out in accordance with the National People's Republic of China advertising laws and regulations.

Article III refers to external advertisements referred to in this approach to costs incurred by commodity-producing operators or service providers, and to commercial advertisements directly or indirectly, by a certain medium or form of commodities sold or services provided by:

(i) Advertised advertisements issued by the user-friendly advertising facility;

(ii) The use of flags and the publication of advertisements outside the household;

(iii) The use of advertisements issued by the wall;

(iv) Advertising the use of transport instruments such as vehicles, vessels;

(v) Advertise the use of cigaretteers, etc.;

(vi) Other advertisements issued outside the household.

This approach refers to the use of the light boxes, negligible lights, electronic displays (bates), electronic simplistic devices, show windows, advertisements, etc., which are set aside for advertising purposes outside the household.

Article IV. Urban management authorities are responsible for the supervision and integrated coordination of the city-wide advertisements; and the management of the urban administration authorities, in accordance with their regulatory authority, responsible for advertising outside the territory.

The urban and rural planning authorities are responsible for the management of planning oversight established outside advertising.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors such as business are responsible for the management of oversight established by outside advertising.

Article 5 Advertising outdoor advertisements should be guided by the principles of harmonization, rationalization, treasury and solid security.

Article 6. Municipal urban management authorities should develop planning for outdoor advertising facilities in the city with relevant sectors such as urban and rural planning, business, parking greenification, housing, environmental protection, public safety, transport, etc., and publicize implementation after the approval of the municipal people's Government.

Planning for the placement of outdoor advertising facilities should include the main elements of the conditions, location, type, size, specifications, effective duration.

The urban management authorities should establish technical norms for the development of outdoor advertising facilities, based on the criteria for planning and urban profiling at outdoor advertising facilities.

Any unit and individual should be in compliance with the planning and technical norms of outdoor advertising facilities.

Article 7. Urban management authorities should be widely heard when planning and technical norms are developed for outdoor advertising facilities.

Article 8. The creation of outdoor advertisements should be consistent with the design of planning and technical norms for outside advertising facilities.

In one of the following cases, outside advertisements shall not be established:

(i) The use of transport safety facilities, traffic symbols and residential buildings;

(ii) Impact on municipal public facilities, transport safety facilities and traffic symbols;

(iii) Obstacles the production or life and damage to the city's appearance;

(iv) The construction control area of State organs, intellectual property protection units and proponents;

(v) The Government of the city prohibits the establishment of an area of outdoor advertising.

Article 9. The right to make use of premises or facilities for the establishment of an outside advertising facility may be obtained through open tendering, auctions, agreements. The right to use public premises, public facilities for the establishment of an outdoor advertising facility should be obtained through solicitation, auction or other open competition. The scope and tendering of public premises, the scope of public facilities and the specific methods of the auction were developed by the Government of the city.

Article 10. The establishment of an external advertising facility shall be governed by law and shall be governed by law.

In accordance with article 9 of this approach, the right to use public premises and public facilities is considered to be relevant procedures for approval, such as planning.

Article 11. Indoor advertising facilities at public or public facilities, their use is not limited to five years. The duration of the period would need to be extended, and the designr should process the extension process before 30 years of the deadline.

Temporary outdoor advertising facilities for activities such as large cultural, sports, public interest activities or conferences of various commodities, exhibitions, should be removed within two days of the end of the event.

Article 12. The establishment of large-scale external advertisements shall apply to the urban management authorities and submit the following materials:

(i) Applications;

(ii) The placement of a positioning certificate of use by outsiders;

(iii) A location map and effect map for outdoor advertisements;

(iv) Structural design maps, construction notes and construction structure maps by the corresponding professional design body;

(v) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

The municipal administration authorities shall make a written decision on a licence or non-licensation within three working days of the date of receipt, granting a licence for outside-door advertisements; and shall justify the reasons in writing. Among them, large-scale outdoor advertisements have been established in key places, along the main roadsides, and the urban management authorities should be informed of a decision taken after the consent of the city's people. No unit or individual may be forged, altered, rented, sold or licensed by other forms of unlawful transfers.

The criteria for the advertisement of large-scale outdoors are determined and published by urban management authorities.

Article 13 sets out ad hoc advertisements for large-scale households and the designers should submit the following materials to the urban management authorities:

(i) Applications;

(ii) Placement, form, quantity, scope and scope of advertisements outside the household;

(iii) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

The municipal administration authorities shall make a written decision on a licence or non-licensation within one working day of the date of receipt, grant a licence for outside advertisements; and shall justify the reasons in writing.

Article XIV is subject to an outside advertisement by a licensor and the designers shall not be subject to unauthorized changes in accordance with the authorized place of location, specifications, quantity, time, shape, and material; and changes shall be governed by the original licence procedure.

In-house advertising facilities should be completed within six months from the date of the granting of a licence for outside advertisements.

Article 15. The outside advertising facility shall not be open, and the outside advertising facility shall be supplemented by public advertisements.

Indoor advertising facilities, a number or proportion of public advertisements should be issued in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 16 needs to be posted outside the household, the units and individuals that have been advertised should be posted within the window, in the public columns approved by the relevant departments, instigation columns, advertising columns and publicity columns, insulations and hidings. Other buildings, constructions and other facilities are required to be posted, hidings should be approved by the urban management authorities and flew at authorized locations, time. The deadline for approval should be cleared in a timely manner.

It is prohibited to write, present and post outdoor advertisements on the electrical line, trees, residential buildings.

Exclusive advertisements using articles, gas modelling, may not cross the streets.

The use of cigaretteer advertisements should be subject to the State's regulatory provisions on smoking and sustaining the Cycle.

Article 17 advertisements in the area of residence and in its vicinity should avoid noise pollution, smoking pollution, and should not affect ventilation and sampling.

Article 18 imposes outdoor advertisements on public transport facilities, such as prefabricated vehicles, plates, vehicle stations' entrances, without prejudice to identification and accessibility.

Article 19 uses a variety of lines to establish outdoor advertisements, with a maximum of two sizes, each side and without prejudice to the safe passage of road traffic; the same route should be inclusive, colour, high and consistent.

Article 20 provides for the placement of night lighting facilities outside of the household and should maintain a lighting facility and open lighting facilities in accordance with prescribed time.

The creativity of ex-clusive advertisements and their facilities should enhance the day-to-day maintenance of outdoor advertisements and their facilities, and be kept in a timely manner for the purpose of disclosing, distributing, dehumanizing or endangering safety.

In article 22, outdoor advertising facilities should be screened on a regular basis or in accordance with the sudden climate for the safety of outdoor advertising facilities, to ensure the safety and integrity of outdoor advertising facilities, and the designers should conduct safety inspections of outdoor advertising facilities every year and inform the urban management authorities of the results of the testing; safety inspections or unqualifiedness, and timely adaptation and safety requirements.

The designers of large-scale outdoor advertising facilities should advertise public responsibility on the basis of the need for outside advertising safety management.

Article 23, which is due to urban construction or public interest needs, shall be compensated by law for the loss caused by changes in the relevant sector or the removal of ex-clusive advertisements established by the law.

Article 24 violates one of the following acts by the municipal administration of justice, which is punishable by the following provisions:

(i) The absence of approval of the establishment of large-scale expatriate advertisements affecting the city, responsible for the cessation of the offence, the removal of the deadline or other remedies, and the imposition of a fine of 10,000 dollars;

(ii) Unauthorized posting on buildings, constructions and other facilities, advertisements by hidings or advertisements on ITUs, trees, residential buildings, explanatory exams and explanatorys, ordering them to correct violations, giving warnings and imposing fines of up to $30 million;

(iii) Extractive advertisements and their facilities deviate, disguised, dehumanizing, affecting the city's descriptiveness, ordering the maintenance of the deadlines; and the removal of the impending maintenance order and fine of up to €200 million;

(iv) The air conditioning of the outside advertising facility and the suspension of the advertisement of more than 15 days of non-concluding public advertisements, the change of the time limit and the impossibility of the delay and the imposition of a fine of more than 3,000 dollars at 1000;

(v) Inadequate ad hoc lighting facilities at the time specified, the duration of the period of time is being rectified; inadvertently, more than 1000 dollars is fined.

Article 25

Article 26 Staff members of the urban management authorities or other relevant departments violate the provisions of this approach and have one of the following acts, which are punishable by law by the competent and other persons directly responsible;

(i) A licence granted to a person incompatible with the conditions or to go beyond the statutory authority;

(ii) No licence to a eligible applicant or a licence within the statutory period;

(iii) The finding that the offence is not promptly investigated;

(iv) To request, receive or otherwise benefit from other property;

(v) Other acts that are not carried out in accordance with this approach.

Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 May 2006.