(Adopted at the 78th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Hamila on 17 March 2011, No. 230 of the Order of the Government of the Naarkohama on 28 March 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the rational use of urban space resources for the protection of urban landscapes, the United States of America's urban environment and, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, the development of this approach in the light of the actual practice of the city.

Article II applies to the placement of outdoor advertisements and related management activities in the area of urbanization management in the city's construction area and in the city planning area.

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

Article III states out-of-house advertisements referred to in this approach refer to the conduct of non-commercial advertisements, such as the location of a user-friendly site (protect), space, construction (constitutional), facilities, transport tools, etc., the establishment, posting, painting, crafting, crafting, crafting, crafting, crafting, crafting the commercial advertisements of commodities or services, directing the operators of commodities or services to mark their place.

Article IV is responsible for organizing this approach by the executive authorities of the city (hereinafter referred to as the municipal administration sector).

Sectors such as urban and rural planning, business, public safety transport, transport, land resources, rural and urban construction, housing security and housing management, water, environmental protection, quality technical supervision, safety production monitoring and financial management are governed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The communes are responsible for the approval, supervision and integrated coordination of expatriate advertisements in the Territory, in accordance with the division of duties.

The administrative law enforcement authorities that have focused on the exercise of the right to administrative sanctions in urban administration (hereinafter referred to as the municipal law enforcement department) are responsible for implementing administrative sanctions under this approach, in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article 5 introduces a system of joint inter-opership meetings to coordinate the placement of advertisements outside the city. The relevant sectors, such as urban, rural and urban planning, business, public safety transport, transport, water and urban administration, are members of the joint meeting. The joint meeting was convened and organized by the municipal authorities.

Article 6. Setting out external advertisements should be designed as a whole, in accordance with integrated planning, such as urban landscapes, patterns and regional functions, road features, and in a rational manner, to ensure the overall picture of urban landscapes.

The design of outdoor advertising facilities is highly designed, creativity, quantity, form, place, be coordinated with the surrounding environment.

Promotion of new processes, new technologies and the use of energy-efficient environmental materials and products in the production of outdoor advertisements.

Article 7. Urban management and other sectors with exclusive advertising responsibilities should establish a system for the management of complaints reports of receipts, publish complaints reports telephones, investigate complaints or report matters in a timely manner.

Units and individuals have the right to report or lodge complaints of violations of the provisions of this approach, and to consult the city's authorities on whether the conduct of an advertisement in the household is in compliance with the statutory requirements.

Chapter II

Article 8

Article 9 Planning for the preparation of an external advertisement should be guided by the following principles:

(i) Coherence with urban development in line with the provisions of the overall planning, control and detailed planning, overall urban design and approach of the city;

(ii) To facilitate the protection of urban traditional landscapes, the improvement of urban landscapes, the promotion of urban image, the reflection of urban features and ventilation, and coordination with urban city-friendly environments;

(iii) Integration of subsector management and focus control, locality and focus, and coordination with the regional environment;

(iv) Maintenance of public safety and public interest.

Article 10

(i) Extensive areas, strict control zones, general control zones and appropriate zones;

(ii) The principle of external advertisement, totality, density and type of control;

(iii) The location, form, size, specifications, colour, material, lighting, etc.

Article 11 Technical norms for outdoor advertisements are developed and published by the municipal authorities in conjunction with sectoral organizations such as rural and urban planning, business, public safety transport, transport, water services.

Article 12 Technical norms for outdoor advertisements should be developed in accordance with external advertisements, urban profiling standards and relevant laws, regulations, regulations and statutory standards, and specific provisions on:

(i) Space relations, scale, specifications, ventilation, morphology, material quality, process, lighting, etc. relating to urban profiling;

(ii) The design, construction, installation, supervision, maintenance, maintenance, safety testing, etc., related to facilities safety, construction (constrain) or public safety matters;

(iii) Other matters required.

In accordance with the specific provisions on matters listed in the preceding paragraph, a distinction should be made between mandatory provisions and guidance. The mandatory provisions must be strictly enforced.

Article 13 organizes the development of a technical norm for outdoor advertisement planning and placement of outdoor advertisements, and shall take the form of hearings, seminars or colloquiums, openly listening to the relevant sectors, industry associations, relevant experts and the public.

Article 14.

(i) The use of transport safety facilities, traffic signs, firefighting facilities;

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

(iii) Impact on safe access to road traffic;

(iv) Obstacles the production of life, the impact of the outlook and damage to the urban landscape or the potential adverse effects thereof upon its establishment;

(v) endanger the construction of (construction) security and public safety;

(vi) The use of glass windows at the street building;

(vii) The use of urban humid lands that affect the green landscape of cities and the strength of trees;

(viii) Other prohibitions set forth in the planning system for outside advertising.

Article 15 prohibits commercial advertisements in the following areas:

(i) The construction control area of State organs, schools, property protection units, historical buildings, and poles;

(ii) Memorial buildings established by the Government of the city, representative near-generation buildings and symbolic buildings;

(iii) The roof of buildings, the bridges and the street bridges (other than the appropriate set-up area determined by outside advertising;

(iv) Instructions, practitions, trees, greens, shatters, road segregation belts on both sides of the road;

(v) Facilities such as electricity, communications;

(vi) The outside of the automotive vehicle, the ship's vessel's external, public voyage (electronic) vehicle, which does not contain the two sides of the vehicle, and public transportation facilities such as the ferry terminal and the sale of tickets, the port route movement cell;

(vii) Other areas identified by the Government of the city prohibiting commercial advertisements.

Article 16 imposes outdoor advertisements on the two sides of the urban roads and shall not extend to the road, to the road, to the crossing of roads or to the high-level rule, to the extent that there is nothing to be identical to the colours and modes of the traffic mark, to the extent that they are equipped with the median source, or to establish a lighting facility that affects the mindset of road traffic accidents.

Article 17 creates outside advertisements on the construction of (construction) and shall not be allowed to break the glass window and impede the legitimate rights and interests of the neighbouring people, such as ventilation, sampling, movement.

Article 18, commercial and office buildings in the area of residence and their controlled areas, the creation of electronic displays in the vicinity of the residential area or other outside advertisements with night-time-based sources, should avoid adverse impacts on the lives of the population, such as noise pollution, morphine pollution and shelters.

The use of public vouchers (electronic) cars is not subject to abundance of the vehicle window, the passenger's doors, routes and abundance of the owner's colour, affecting the identification and travel of passengers.

The use of public traffic waiting blocks (kills), stations, etc., should be established in the designated advertising column.

Article 20 prohibits the advertising of buoys on the river.

Instructions (construction) and outdoor advertisements in facilities within the scope of the fire and the fire are not likely to affect the safety of navigation and the berm.

Article 21 prohibits the advertising of babies on flights.

Article 2 requires the organization of activities such as culture, tourism, sports, commodity transactions, product exhibitions, festivals, etc., which may be advertised on an ad hoc basis by an individual, colour, mark, replenishment model, in kind.

Article 23 should be evaluated on a regular basis with the relevant sectors such as rural and urban planning for the design and implementation of technical norms for outdoor advertising and outdoor advertising. Revisions should be organized in a timely manner, in the view of the assessment findings that there is a need for revision.

Relevant sectors, industry associations, relevant experts and other units and individuals have the right to make proposals and proposals for the implementation and modification of technical norms for the placement of outdoor advertisements and outdoor advertising.

Chapter III Publication for approval

Article 24 should be established in accordance with the rules of planning and setting up technical norms for external advertisements in the city, which may be established by the approval. No unit or person may be required to advertise outside the household without approval.

Article 25 Advocation requests are made by the urban administration. With regard to legislation, regulations stipulating that the other sectors of the city are responsible for the approval of matters, the city's authorities are responsible for the harmonization of requests to the relevant departments, or for the organization of joint meetings. The relevant departments of the province are governed by relevant laws, regulations.

Article 26 The urban administration should publish, at its office, the public website of the public administration, matters relating to the approval, the basis, conditions, procedures, deadlines, and the form of the full material to be submitted. Unpublished, no basis for approval or condition shall be established.

The establishment of a unit or individual for external advertisements may be consulted on matters related to the placement of outdoor advertisements prior to application to the city or through other public means. The municipalities should provide real and accurate information in a timely manner.

Article 27 provides for outside advertisements in the following regions and places, and shall apply to the municipal administrations:

(i) The main streets of the city and their building provisions;

(ii) Scope of key urban squares, tourist sites and their surrounding buildings;

(iii) Transport tools, public transportation facilities, such as the vehicle gallery (kills), stationes;

(iv) The southern shores of the area of the slacken city are protected to the extent specified in the reservoir;

(v) Government investment, financing-building public premises, public facilities;

(vi) Other regions identified by the Government of the city.

The specific scope set out in the present article is to be determined by the municipal authorities in conjunction with the relevant authorities and management, and to be published after the approval of the city's Government.

In accordance with paragraph 1 of this article, outdoor advertisements should be established outside the scope of the provisions of this article, and requests should be made to the communes.

Article 28 establishes outdoor advertisements for the use of public transport tools and public transport facilities, which are commissioned by the urban transport sector for approval, and for the use of other vehicles, the municipal public safety transport sector has been commissioned by the municipal transport sector.

The relevant regulatory bodies in the special regions approved by the Government of the District and the Hassi New Zone, the Forces nouvelles News and other municipalities should establish detailed planning for outdoor advertisements in the Territory on the basis of out-of-house advertisements and the introduction of technical norms by outdoor advertising organizations, which are published as a basis for the approval of expatriate advertisements within the region, following the review of the municipal administration.

Article 33 The municipal administrations can organize specialized planning for outdoor advertisements, based on outdoor advertisements, technical norms, regulations, regulations, regulations and regulations, along with rural and urban planning, business, public safety transport, transport, water services, etc., for major streets, priority areas, public sites (covers), public facilities, public transport instruments and public transport facilities, and for approval as a basis for advertising outside the relevant household.

Article 33 Applications for outdoor advertisements should be submitted to:

(i) The application form for expatriate advertisements in accordance with the norms;

(ii) A licence of business or other document that demonstrates the legal validity of the subject;

(iii) The establishment of premises used by outside advertisements, construction (construction) construction, ownership of facilities or use of power certificates;

(iv) Abstracts on the location of outdoor advertisements, a graphical map and a colour-impact map;

(v) Other material provided by law, regulations.

The use of occupants' external advertisements in residential buildings should also provide proof of consent.

Article 32 requests for the establishment of large-scale expatriate facilities on ground, construction (construction) and, in addition to the submission of requests under article 31 of this approach, the following materials should be submitted:

(i) Design maps and analysis of safety impact assessment, designed by units with corresponding qualifications;

(ii) A review by a review body with a corresponding qualifications to review the construction map of qualified external advertising facilities;

(iii) Safety measures and security responsibilities, responsibilities for external advertising facilities;

(iv) A report on housing safety identified by the Housing Safety Identification Body (with only limited access to State-owned land has been built on the houses delivered).

Article 33 applies for the establishment of advertised expatriates and shall submit the following materials:

(i) The application for advertising outsiders on a temporary basis;

(ii) A licence of business or other document that demonstrates the legal validity of the subject;

(iii) Approval documents by the competent authorities (except celebrations, promotional activities);

(iv) The form and scope of advertising outside the temporary family;

(v) Other material provided by law, regulations.

Article 34 shall be subject to written decisions that have been approved or not approved within 15 working days of the date of receipt. The decision to be taken should be taken in order to reproduce and make public access. The reasons should be given in writing.

The relevant sectors shall submit written opinions within five working days of the receipt of a request for outdoor advertisements from the urban management sector and shall not require the applicant to repeat the submission of the request material and to require substantive reviews, such as on-site nuclear tests, organized by the commune.

Article XV found in the review significant benefits such as extractiveness, ventilation, passage or residence security of the person who had a direct relationship between the occupier and the facilitators.

Article 336 Prior to the approval of the decision, the communes may have a significant impact on the safety of public safety, transport safety and the construction of (construction) space routes, facilities, equipment and equipment, such as electricity, communications, lighting, and the safety of public-use facilities, in accordance with the law of the applicant, the jurists, or expatriate advertisements.

Article 37 Periods of placement of outdoor advertisements are authorized according to the following:

(i) Access to public premises, public facilities, including through tendering, auctions, and the use of power in public facilities, shall not exceed three years;

(ii) Use of self-ownership or by making use, for example by borrowing, renting, renting, etc., of places where the right to use is obtained, construction (constitutional) construction, installation of an outdoor advertisement of the facility shall not exceed 2 years;

(iii) The use of the workplace to block outdoor advertisements, which shall not exceed the completion date of the works;

(iv) The establishment of ad hoc external advertisements by a temporary ward, based on the duration of the event, owing to the need for activities such as the organization of large cultures, tourism, sports, public interest activities or commodity trade conferences and exhibitions;

(v) The establishment of ad hoc outdoor advertisements for activities such as celebrity, promotion and marketing shall not exceed 2 days.

Article 338, which was approved by the urban administration, should be registered by outside advertisements by law, and the designers should be processed by the relevant business sector.

The expiry of the period of time required for outside advertisements should continue to be established and the approval should be resumed by 30 days before the expiration of the deadline.

Chapter IV

Article 40 Operators of Commodities or Services (including other non-public organizations) have a brand name, word, brief, registered trademarks, images etc., which are provided for in this chapter, and apply the provisions of this chapter; the other relevant provisions of this approach are not provided for in this chapter.

Article 40 states that the urban administration should establish technical norms based on out-of-house advertisements, combining the urban profile requirements of different streets, regions, buildings, which will develop technical norms with the relevant sector subregions and make public release as a basis for approval.

The technical norm developed by the communes should be presented to the municipal administration before publication.

The urban administration can organize the design, collection, recommendation of models reflecting the characteristics of the city, for information on the design, collect and recommend.

Article 42 provides for the development of a technological norm for branding, which shall be in compliance with the following provisions:

(i) The stereotyped mark established in the same road or in neighbouring buildings in the same neighbourhood should be achieved in a holistic manner, in terms of form, size, colour, light effect, and in coordination with the outside advertising facility in the region;

(ii) The creation of an outposted brand, which should be coordinated with the high, form, specifications, colour, etc. of the construction (construction) building and other outdoor advertising facilities, and should be coordinated to maintain the integrity of the buildings;

(iii) The creation of a brand at the top of the building should be used in a single form.

Article 43 contains a number of units in one place or in one building with multiple units, which should be designed by the owner of the site or the owner of the building or by the manager in accordance with the overall design of the technical norm established by the regional brand.

Article 44 Operators of Commodities or Services shall not be able to communicate directly on their premises or to paper, form of lots, name, word, brief.

Article 42 Applications for the creation of a creativity should submit the following materials to the urban management sector:

(i) A copy of the licence of the business or the name of the authority approved;

(ii) A description of the terminology, the production of specifications, sampling, material and location;

(iii) The creation of premises, construction (construction) and facility titles or the right to use;

The applicant chooses to recommend a wide range of brands recommended by the urban management sector and does not need to submit the material provided in paragraph 2 of this article, which is determined by the urban administration when the approval is made.

Article 46 shall take a written decision within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the application for the identification.

Chapter V

Article 47 should be established in accordance with the requirements of the authorized location, specific location, form, specifications, structure maps, effect maps. Unauthorized changes are not allowed.

The location of the mark should be easily identified, in accordance with the provisions of the municipal authorities, for example, for the approval of an ex-fessional facility and a public-private advertising facility.

Article 48 provides for the establishment of an external advertising facility for an occupier, which shall be subject to commercial advertisements within five days of the date of the establishment, or which cannot be issued for commercial advertisements for five consecutive days in the course of the solicitation, which shall be subject to public advertisements as required by the urban administration until commercial advertisements are issued.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, the creativity of public goods may be issued at the same time, and the content of the solicitation shall be located in the public interest advertisement, which shall not exceed one fifth of the area of advertising outside the household.

Article 49 provides for public advertisement facilities that are not subject to commercial advertisements.

Article 50 imposes outside advertisements should be consistent with safety technical standards, standards and norms for the management of outdoor advertising facilities and guarantee the safety and integrity of outdoor advertising facilities. The construction and maintenance of outdoor advertising facilities should be consistent with the provisions on safe production.

In article 50, outdoor advertisements should conduct daily inspections and maintenance of outdoor advertising facilities and maintain safety and integrity of outdoor advertising facilities.

In the case of dilapse, dumping, disability, stigma, bleaching, the designr should be repaired in a timely manner or updated; intrus, electronic display devices, boxes, outdoor advertising facilities should show completeness, in which heinous and maimed, the designers should be rehabilitated, replaced within three days and discontinued before the rehabilitation and replacement.

Indoor advertising facilities involving public safety, the establishment of a self-executive system should be established in accordance with the provisions of the self-assessment system and the timely exclusion of security concealments. Over two years, it should be delegated to the appropriate body to test the reports of the town management sector. Specific provisions are developed and made public by the municipal authorities in conjunction with the municipal quality technical supervision sector.

In article 52, there are one of the following cases in which the creators should be removed from themselves within five days:

(i) The placement of ex-clusive advertisements for approval, withdrawal or cancellation;

(ii) Until the expiry of the period of time for the advertisement of a household;

(iii) The expiration of the period of assignment for outside advertisements and the re-approved application.

The premises used by outside advertisements (protects), construction (constitutionals), facilities' property rights or managers should promote the timely fulfilment of the removal obligations of the creators; and the failure of the owner to comply with the obligation to dismantle them by the owner or the custodian.

Interim advertisements should be removed within six hours after the expiration of the deadline.

Article 53 provides for planning adjustments for outside-house advertisements or for the public interest needs of cities, changes to the law or the withdrawal of ex-screations already made, and compensation shall be provided by law for loss of property to the subject matter of an advertisement.

Article 54 Changes in the operating subject of an external advertising facility established by the approval of the establishment should be made by the transferee from the date of the change in the licence and transfer of a transfer contract signed by the parties to a change reserve for the host city administration sector.

Article 55 makes use of public investment, financing-building public premises, public facilities for operating outdoor advertising facilities, which should be obtained through solicitation, auctions.

Government investment, financing-building public premises, outdoor advertisements in public facilities are subject to property rights authorized by the Government of the city.

The units authorized by the Government of the city should be subject to the establishment of specific external advertisements based on external advertisements and technical norms, prior to the organization of tenders, auctions, in conjunction with the municipal, regional and municipal administrations, and include solicitation, auction documents. No solicitation, auction shall be organized without setting conditions for external advertisements or conditions that are not included in the solicitation auction documents.

In-house advertisements for placements, the auction proceeds are regulated by the financial sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Government's non-levant income.

Article 56 provides planning for outside advertisements allowing for the placement of outdoor advertisements, and new construction (constitutional) and other facilities need to be advertised after the use of inputs, and should be made in accordance with the placement of planning and placement of technical norms by outdoor advertisements. There are no ex postercial advertisements that do not prejudge the place.

Chapter VI Oversight management

Article 57 municipalities should strengthen supervision, guidance and coordination of the management activities of outdoor advertisements across the city, establish advertisements in violation of the provisions of the regulations, perform oversight functions without the provision of regulations, and be accountable and be accountable in accordance with their mandates; and make recommendations for the disposal of the executive branch and the staff of the delegated authority.

Article 58, the urban management sector and the institutions entrusted should strengthen the supervision of advertising activities in the area of approval, record inspections and deal with results, and the public have the right to access the inspection records.

The municipal administrations can manage their regional subsectors responsible for day-to-day regulation and establish orders for outdoor advertisements in the region.

The law enforcement authorities of the city should conduct management provisions for infringements of outside advertisements found in complaints, reports and inspections.

Article 59 of the city and the institutions entrusted with the right to take the following measures when carrying out a supervisory examination of outside advertisements:

(i) Provide documentation, information and photocopy of documents related to oversight matters;

(ii) A person responsible for the suspension of a violation of the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing the advertising of an individual;

(iii) Accused a person to perform his or her external advertising responsibility for the maintenance of management, and to conduct a security examination of the approved outdoor advertising facilities;

(iv) To deny compliance with correctional requirements and to accompany the law enforcement authorities in the city.

Article sixtieth, the urban administration and the agencies entrusted with the confiscation of the offences punishable by law enforcement in the city, shall contain in writing the parties, the facts of the law, the recommendations of the sanctions and the grounds for such matters, and shall provide, where necessary, information, such as monitoring records.

Article 61. The urban administration should be established within two working days from the date of receipt of the municipal administration or the courier of the institution entrusted, with the decision to impose sanctions within 15 working days from the date of the submission and the transfer of the city's administration or the institution entrusted; the dismissal shall be carried out in a timely manner, with the approval of the head of the sector, for special reasons of 15 working days.

Article 62 states that the urban authorities should develop and organize programmes to advertise major safety accidents outside the household, and disaster-prone weather, such as storms (cush), winds, should be monitored in a timely manner.

Article 63, in one of the following cases, should organize, in a timely manner, a joint meeting on the management of external advertisements:

(i) Organizing the development, revision and implementation assessment of the design, modification and implementation of external advertisements for the design, modification and implementation of technical norms;

(ii) Matters relating to the placement and management of external advertisements;

(iii) Other matters requiring harmonization or coordination.

The members of the joint meeting should strengthen collaboration and information communication, in accordance with the division of responsibilities, by implementing the agreed matters of the joint meeting. The specific system of work was developed by the municipal authorities with other members.

Article 63 quater and the entrusted institution shall not be required to purchase the designated commodities, accept the design, production, construction, testing, etc. and personal reimbursable services to an out-of-house advertising creativityer when performing his or her duties for approval and supervision.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 65, in violation of this approach, provides for the imposition of sanctions by the urban law enforcement authorities:

(i) In the absence of approval of an ex-cruit advertisement, the removal of the time limit, the advertisement of brands, instructions, etc., and the imposition of fines of more than 500 dollars, advertising outside other households and imposing a fine of up to 5,000 yen; and the removal of the undistincipline.

(ii) Inadequate advertisements are required in accordance with the approval document, or in a timely manner, the maintenance, updating of the duty to perform outdoor advertising facilities affect urban profile, the relocation of the time limit and the imposition of fines of up to 2.0 million dollars per unit; and the imposition of the removal of the death penalty.

(iii) Without a deadline for the removal of outdoor advertising facilities in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, and a fine of more than 3,000 dollars; and the forced removal of them by the end of the period.

(iv) The approval of the establishment of an external advertising facility for a licensor has not been issued within the prescribed time period for commercial advertisements, which are not subject to the provision of public advertisements, the time limit is being changed and fined by more than 1000.

(v) The granting of commercial advertisements by authorized public service advertising facilities, the relocation of the time limit and the imposition of a fine of more than 5,000 yen, and the imposition of forced removal in accordance with the requirement of unauthorized commercial advertising.

(vi) The period of time is not subject to the provision for the safety testing of outdoor advertising facilities or the failure to comply with the security-prevention obligation; the delay has not been changed to impose a fine of more than 5,000 dollars; and the forced removal of the period due to the serious consequences of the failure to take effective safety precautions.

(vii) After a change in the creation of an expatriate facility, the period of time was not changed in accordance with the provisions, and the transferee was fined by over $50 million.

(viii) Unauthorized expatriate facilities and public service advertising facilities are not subject to the requirement to the approval of the number of awards, which is correct, and are fined by more than 500,000 yen.

In accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 1 to 5 of this article, the municipal law enforcement authorities shall set a specific period for the correction of an order (removal) in a penal decision; in the case of the sixth to eighth provisions of the former paragraph, the city administration or the institution entrusted with it has decided that the period of time has been responsibly decided by the parties, and the law enforcement authorities should be punished directly by the procedure after being sent.

Article 46 of the advertising activities of outdoors violate other provisions of road traffic safety management, transport management, water management, which are punishable by law by the relevant sectors such as public safety, transport, water services.

Article 67: The administration sector and its staff are accountable under the relevant provisions:

(i) The lack of timely organization of planning for outdoor advertisements, the introduction of technical norms for outdoor advertisements, and the absence of a clear basis for approval and supervision of external advertisements;

(ii) Failure to perform the functions of the joint meeting member units, affecting the effective functioning of the joint mechanism or the implementation of the decisions of the joint meetings;

(iii) Applications for uniform and centralized establishments should not be processed in accordance with the procedures established under this approach;

(iv) The exercise of the discretionary power to establish a discretionary power for approval outside the household, or the exercise of the right to discretion, as prescribed, leads to confusion in the approval;

(v) Failure to detect, process or hand in hand with penalties in cases where penalties are punishable by law in a timely manner, and the removal of an outdoor advertising facility to be dismantled by law in a timely manner, resulting in uncertainable advertisements;

(vi) No matters relating to the public advertisement of approvals with the outside of the household and denial of access to the oversight records by the public;

(vii) The granting of approval for ex-exclusive advertisements by a superior authority against the requirement;

(viii) The right to use outside advertisements in public facilities, without the consent of the authorities of the municipality, to extract, transfer, rent government investment, finance-building public premises;

(ix) To make requests for the purchase of designated commodities, acceptance of paid services to an out-of-house advertisement;

(x) Other cases of accountability under the law, regulations.

Article 68 organs with accountability should be accountable in accordance with the terms of reference and procedures, by finding that the administration sector and its staff have the conditions under article 68 of this approach:

(i) Be found directly in inspections, investigations;

(ii) Complaints by citizens, legal persons or other organizations that have been verified;

(iii) Directions and instructions from the superior organs;

(iv) The recommendations of the Commissioner for Human Rights and Cooperation;

(v) Recommendations made by the trial and prosecution authorities;

(vi) Recommendations for the monitoring of the nuclear sector, such as financial, audit, rule of law, government oversight and performance management;

(vii) The media are subject to investigation;

(viii) Other information reflecting accountability.

An accountability can be carried out either alone or in combination with a period of time, a written examination by a warrant, a briefing on criticisms, adjustments to work, restatement of an order, a recommendation to a downgrading or a non-grade approach.

Article 69 does not perform statutory duties, play negligence, abuse of authority, and provocative fraud by staff members of the executive branch in the administration of public advertisements, by virtue of law:

(i) No advertisements for approval by a household in accordance with the terms of reference, conditions, procedures, etc.;

(ii) Acts and reports, complaints received in violation of the provisions of outside advertisements, which are not dealt with under the law, smoking or coaching the offence;

(iii) Non-performance of the responsibility for the safe supervision of external advertising facilities resulting in major safety accidents;

(iv) To request or receive property or other benefits;

(v) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Chapter VIII

Article 76 (c) provides for the management of advertisements in the area and in the area of urbanization management, which may be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 76 is implemented effective 1 May 2011. The management approach for outpatient advertisements in the city of Hara was also repealed by Decree No. 153 of 11 October 2006.