(Adopted by Decree No. 142 of 27 December 2010 by the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 18 December 2010)

In order to strengthen the standardization of public information symbols, to facilitate public life and to increase the level of social civilization, and to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Law on the Standardization of the People's Republic of China and its implementing regulations, the Regulations on the Standardization of the Southern Province.

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Article III refers to the public information symbols referred to in this approach, which refer to the use and location of public places, public facilities, as well as to the symbols of people's behaviour.

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

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In the district (zone) quality technical supervision authorities are responsible for the standardization of public information signs in the region under their jurisdiction.

Relevant sectors such as urban management, transport, tourism, construction, business administration and public safety should be standardized in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

units such as civil aviation, railway, finance, electricity, telecommunications should organize the implementation of public information mark standards in the industry.

Article 6. Public information symbols should be regulated, accurate, concise and clear; Chinese expressions should be in line with the relevant provisions of the national common language; national legal measurement units should be used.

Article 7. The municipal quality technical supervision authorities should organize a catalogue of implementation criteria for public information symbols in the South, in line with national, industry and local standards, in the light of the prevailing standards in this city (hereinafter referred to as “the catalogue”) and make reference to mandatory standards or recommended criteria for publication to society.

Public information mark standards are mandatory and should be enforced.

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Article 9. Public information symbols produced, sold and established should be consistent with national, industrial, local standards.

Article 10 States, industry, localities have not yet established standards and public places, public facilities need to set public information signs, public places, regulators of public facilities or operators can produce and set public information symbols on their own, and national, industry and local standards should be implemented.

Article 11 Hospitals, schools, parks, sports sites (occupies), conference centres, office buildings, exhibitions, museums, airports, car stations, terminals, parking lots, recreational sites, hotels (cash shops), theatres, commercial sites, tourist sites (points), construction sites, urban roads, public toilets and other public premises and public facilities that involve physical, property security and basic needs of the people, and their management or operators should have public signals.

Building projects within the scope of Article 11 of this approach, construction units should incorporate public information symbols into the work budget as a subsidiary facility and include standardization of public information symbols in the completion of the receipt.

The creation of public information symbols should be solid and coordinated with the surrounding environment.

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

Article 14. The creation or management of public information symbols shall conduct regular inspections, maintenance, damage, land degradation, etc. and shall be rehabilitated or updated in a timely manner.

Article 15. In violation of this approach, the production, sale of public information signs that are not in accordance with mandatory standards is correct by the responsibility of the quality technical supervision authorities, the confiscation of the mark of the production, sale and the imposition of fines of more than three times the amount of the manufacture, sale of the mark, the proceeds of the offence and the confiscation of proceeds of the violation.

Article 16 violates this approach by establishing public information symbols that are not in accordance with the mandatory standards, and by the time limit of the responsibility of the quality technical oversight authorities; by the delay, the fine of up to $50 million.

Article 17, in violation of this approach, provides that public information signs should be set up without or established public information signs of damage, loss of use, non-renewable rehabilitation or updating, and that the deadline for the issuance of orders by the quality technical oversight authorities should be changed; and that there should be no later change, a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 18, in violation of other acts under this scheme, provides for penalties under the law, regulations, regulations and regulations.

Article 19 Quality-technical supervisory authorities and other relevant departments and their staff abuse their duties, favour private fraud, play negligence, and dispose of them in accordance with the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

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