(Adopted by the 38th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Honour, 4 January 2011, No. 123 of the People's Government Order No. 123 of 19 January 2011)

Article 1 provides for the effective maintenance of the air-quality order in order to strengthen the management of the sale of radio launch equipment, in line with the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 units and individuals involved in the sale of radio launch equipment in the administration of the province (hereinafter referred to as salesers) should be respected.

The provisions of laws, regulations and regulations are also provided.

Article 3. The radio launch equipment referred to in this approach refers to electronic equipment using radio frequency to launch electromagnetic or transmission audio, symbols, text, imagery, etc.

Article IV regulates the management of the sale of radio launch equipment with the principle of uniform responsibility, division of labour and coordination.

Article 5 Radio management in the province is responsible for monitoring the management of the sale of radio launch equipment throughout the province and for the supervision of the management of the sale of radio launch equipment in the territories.

Services such as national security, public safety, business administration, quality technical supervision, radio movie television, customs, education and confidentiality should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. Radio launch equipment sold must be in line with national technical standards for radio launch equipment and obtain an approval certificate for radio launch equipment from relevant national departments.

Article 7.

The sale of radio launch equipment is governed by the resale system.

The laws, regulations stipulate that no radio launch equipment is required to receive the Radio Accreditation of the People's Republic of China.

Article 9. The salesr shall submit the local radio management case within 30 days of the sale of radio launch equipment.

When registration is completed, the salesr shall provide the form for the completion of the following:

(i) Basic information of the seller;

(ii) Basic information on buyers and users;

(iii) Basic information on radio launch equipment sold;

(iv) Other matters under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11. The sale should receive the radio launch equipment of the People's Republic of China Radio Accreditation, which should be informed by the purchaser to the local radio administration for the processing of the relevant procedures.

Article 12

(i) The frequency of the use of the sale of the equipment and the manner in which it is consistent with the National People's Republic of China Radio Frequencies;

(ii) The technical indicators of the sold equipment are consistent with national standards;

(iii) Whether the sale of the equipment obtained a radio launch vehicle approval certificate;

(iv) Whether the salesr conducts a register of the licensed radio launch equipment in accordance with this approach;

(v) Other matters under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 13, when the radio management inspectes the sale of radio launch equipment, has the right to take the following measures:

(i) The seller is required to provide the material such as the approval of the licensee for the sale of radio launch equipment;

(ii) Technical testing of the sale of radio launch equipment.

Article 14. Radio management shall not be charged for testing when technical testing of the sale of radio launch equipment is conducted.

Article 15 Radio management bodies should refrain from regularly disseminating relevant laws, regulations and regulations to sellers.

Article 16 regulates the sale of radio launch equipment that endangers national security, undermines social stability and interferes with the normal life order of citizens, and the radio administration should actively assist the national security, public safety, etc. authorities in such areas as the law.

Article 17 The sale of radio launch equipment by the sale of the sale of the sale by the saler is not provided under this scheme, with a fine of up to $50 million from the Radio Management Service; in the event of a severe fine of €50 million for 2000.

In the management of the sale of radio launch equipment, the staff of the Radio Management Service have favoured private fraud, abuse of authority, negligence, and have not been criminalized and have been given administrative disposal by law.

Article 19 This approach is implemented effective 1 March 2011.