(Summit No. 87 of 23 November 2011 of the Government of the People of Anguébé Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 237 of 10 August 2011, published as from 1 January 2012.

In order to regulate the management of the construction project in relation to national security matters, to maintain national security, to develop this provision in line with the laws, regulations, such as the National Security Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2. This provision applies to administrative licences and related oversight management activities related to national security matters within the province's administration.

Article 3 State security authorities in the provinces and districts are responsible for the administration of construction projects in the current administration area relating to national security matters and related oversight management.

Sectors such as urban and rural planning, development reform, land resources, environmental protection, economic and informationization, public safety, tourism, national confidentiality, housing management should be aligned with the administrative licence and oversight management of construction projects involving national security matters, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

National security agencies should organize the sectors set out in the previous paragraph, establish joint mechanisms for the management of national security matters, provide timely briefings on the administrative licence of construction projects involving national security matters and coordinate monitoring management.

The following article IV concerns construction projects on national security matters, which should be built upon review by national security authorities of approval:

(i) National security projects in the vicinity of key national security agencies, military facilities, defence research, business enterprises and major public service reception sites;

(ii) Construction projects such as airports, ports, fire blocks, entry points, telecommunications hubs, postal hubs;

(iii) Other construction projects provided by States related to national security matters.

The National Security Control region, as set out in paragraph 1 above, is governed by the municipal national security authorities in the area, in accordance with the national economic and social development planning, urban and rural planning, land-use master plan, which is based on national security assessments, will be determined with the relevant sectors such as rural and urban planning, with approval by the provincial national security authorities.

Article 5. Sectors such as urban and rural planning, development reform, land resources, economic and informationization should be informed of the applicant's application to the municipal national security authorities of the establishment area for administrative licences for the processing of construction projects involving national security matters, in accordance with the law.

Article 6 Applications for administrative licences for construction projects involving national security matters shall be submitted to:

(i) The construction project application form and the copy of the applicant's valid documents;

(ii) A description of the nature of investment in construction projects, the use of functions and the surrounding geographical environment;

(iii) Construction of a project location map and photocopy;

(iv) Other material provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 7. National security authorities shall review within 10 days of the date of receipt of the application and decide on the following:

(i) In line with national security requirements, the granting of administrative licence decisions;

(ii) Incompatible with national security requirements, the necessary national security precautions may eliminate hiddenities, and national security authorities should make written requests for construction projects to be safe in the design, construction, use and use of safety, and, after the applicant's written commitment, may grant administrative licence decisions;

(iii) Incompatible with national security requirements, the decision on non-administrative licences, and reasons for the non-administrative licence, would still not be eliminated through security-protection measures.

Article 8. The National Security Agency shall make a decision to grant administrative permission and shall communicate to the applicant prior to the completion of the construction project the examination by the national security authorities of the compatibility of the construction project with national security protection requirements.

For construction projects that are not in line with national security protection requirements, national security authorities should be responsible for the reform of units. It was not possible to translate into use without change or change.

Article 9. National security authorities, in accordance with the need to build projects for the management of national security matters, transfer and lease of buildings, construction materials to offshore institutions or individuals, can access registration information to housing management and strengthen oversight management.

Article 10 units and individuals associated with the construction of projects relating to the management of national security matters, the obligation to protect national security preventive facilities, the identification of acts that endanger national security and the timely reporting of national security authorities.

National security authorities should provide incentives for the reporting person's confidentiality and for the reporting of efficacy units and individuals.

Article 11, without review by the national security authorities, has been able to build the construction projects set out in article 4, paragraph 1, of the present article, which is being responsibly corrected by the national security authorities and imposes a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 12, without inspection by national security authorities, construction projects involving national security matters have been used for themselves and are being redirected by national security authorities and subject to inspection by national security authorities.

Article 13 undermines the destruction, unauthorized removal or cessation of the use of national security-protection facilities, and is subject to a fine of up to 3,000 United States dollars by State security authorities.

Article 14. Staff members of the National Security Agency, in the construction of projects relating to administrative licences and oversight management relating to national security matters, abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud or other violations, are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities.

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