(Summit No. 25th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 6 May 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 113 of 11 May 2010 No. 113 of the Order No. 113 of 11 May 2010 for the Implementation of 1 July 2010)

Article 1, in order to maintain a network commodity transaction order, regulate the transaction of cyber commodities and related services, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and operators, promote sustained economic and sustained health development, and develop this approach in the light of relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 engages in cyber commodity transactions and related services within the scope of this city and should be respected.

The web-based commodity transactions described in this approach refer to the operation of commodity operations and profitability services through the Internet (as referred to as commodities, including services).

The related services described in this approach refer to operating activities that provide platform services and basic services for cyber commodity transactions.

Article 3 Commodity operators referred to in this approach refer to operators engaged in commodity transactions through the Internet, including through the construction of sites or through the web transaction platform.

The operators of the web-based commodity transaction platform referred to in this approach refer to operators who provide trade platforms for the transaction of cyber commodity transactions and operating information dissemination platforms.

The operators of web-based commodity transactions described in this approach refer to operators providing servers for web commodity transaction activities, virtual space rental, route rental, station services, domain name registration.

Article IV Commodity transactions and related services should be subject to the provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and regulations and the principles of equity, justice, equality, voluntaryness and integrity.

Article 5 regulates the supervision of web-based commodity transactions and related services in the current administrative region.

The sectors such as public safety, health, food medicine surveillance, culture and information management are governed by their respective duties.

Article 6 encourages network commodity transactions and related service operators to establish industry associations, develop industry norms, promote industry integrity and strengthen industry self-regulation.

Article 7. The operators involved in a web commodity transaction and related services shall, in accordance with the relevant legal, legislative and regulatory provisions, deal with the relevant procedures.

Laws, regulations prohibit goods and services trading on the Internet, and operators may not trade on the Internet.

Article 8 Commodity operators should perform the following obligations:

(i) The publication of information on commodities in practice and the necessary and detailed description of the commodities provided;

(ii) A complete deposit of purchases, sales vouchers generated in the course of the transaction and a maintenance period of less than two years, calculated from the date of completion of the transaction;

(iii) Other obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Web commodity operators who sell commodities through the construction of a web-based trading platform should also fulfil their obligations under articles 9, 10 of this approach.

Article 9. The operators of the web commodity trading platform shall establish the following systems:

(i) The user registration system;

(ii) The subject of a nuclear review system for the operators of cyber commodities;

(iii) The rules on transaction of the web platform;

(iv) Disclosure and information review systems;

(v) Consumer rights protection systems;

(vi) Excellencies and early warning mechanisms;

(vii) The safety and security of transactions and the data backup system;

(viii) Other systems provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 10. The operators of the web commodity trading platform shall perform the following obligations:

(i) Identification of the authenticity of web-based commodity operators who receive their services and the proof of operational qualifications required by law, and the establishment of an improved information archives.

(ii) To maintain information, records or information published on their platforms or to conduct commodity transactions, to take appropriate technical means to ensure the integrity, accuracy and security of the information referred to above and to provide it in accordance with the law of the relevant State organs; in which the owner's authenticity and operational qualifications are not kept less than two years, and other records should be kept 60 days from the date of completion of the transaction.

(iii) In the event of a dispute, the body competent to deal with the dispute should provide information and assist in its handling.

(iv) For consumer personal information, prior to the collection of a clear licence, the use of a clear notice, the strict use of customer information in accordance with the client's commitment, and ensuring that the customer is informed and modified.

(v) Unless agreed by the parties, no third party shall be disclosed, transferred, licensed or sold to the consumer's personal information, the list of operators of cyber commodities, the transaction records, and data relating to the privacy of the user or commercial secrets, except for otherwise provided by law, regulations and regulations.

(vi) No garbage shall be sent and the necessary measures are taken to eliminate the dissemination of garbage.

(vii) To ensure the protection of intellectual property in a timely manner when the users are aware of violations of the intellectual property rights of others through networks.

(viii) Other obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11. The operators of the web commodity transaction base shall perform the following obligations:

(i) The establishment of user information archives, the authenticity of the identification of the user and the operational qualifications required by law, and the signing of service contracts or agreements with the user in accordance with the law, shall not provide services to the users without legal status;

(ii) The user's information is recorded in accordance with the law, in which the record of the authenticity and operational qualifications of the user is not less than two years, and other information records should be kept 60 days and made available in accordance with the law;

(iii) Where a dispute arises, the authorities competent to deal with the dispute are provided with relevant information and assist in its handling;

(iv) Unless agreed by the parties, no third party shall be disclosed, transferred, licensed or sold data relating to the privacy or commercial secret of the user concerned, except as otherwise provided by law, regulations and regulations;

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

Article 12

(i) The use of cyber fabricated, dispersed false information, the publication of unlawful advertisements or malicious comparisons, undermines the commercial credibility of competition and the reputation of commodities;

(ii) Use of networks to steal or disseminate the commercial secrets of others;

(iii) The use of other registration marks on the Internet, including through visible, planting, without the licence of the owner, resulting in confusion with other registered trademarks;

(iv) The unauthorized use of web-specific web-based web-based designs, resulting in confusion with others' websites;

(v) Contrauctions on the website, the use of government and the electronic mark of the administration;

(vi) The use of languages, photographs, videos, and false publicity on enterprise image and commodities on the website;

(vii) To make unilateral provisions on consumer inequity, non-reasonability, including in the form of contracts, online notices, electronic correspondence, or to make provisions for mitigating, exempting them from civil liability to be borne by the legitimate rights and interests of consumers;

(viii) To promote their commodities or network services, in the name of government agencies, social groups or businesses, and to deceive consumers;

(ix) Provision of services such as platforms, space, server hosting;

(x) Other acts in violation of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 13. Business administration and other relevant administrations should strengthen monitoring of cybercrime transactions and related services, which are governed by the law.

Article XIV. Business administration law enforcement officials may exercise the following functions in the performance of their duties:

(i) Access to inspection in the operating space transaction and related services;

(ii) To investigate and enquire the parties and other interested persons suspected of violations of the provisions of cyber commodity transactions and related services management, to receive, replicate, download, print and printed web commodity transactions, and to conduct the collection and collection of electronic data;

(iii) Inspection of computer, cybersoft hardware equipment suspected of being involved in activities related to the unlawful operation of cyber commodities and related services;

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

Article 15. Law enforcement officials in the business administration shall not be less than two in the implementation of the inspection mandate and shall present administrative law enforcement documents.

Article 16 Law enforcement officials in the business administration should maintain the normal operation of cyber commodity transactions and related service operators to protect their commercial secrets when carrying out oversight inspections.

Any unit or person in Article 17 shall not refuse, obstruct and interfere with the performance of oversight duties by law enforcement officials in the administration of business.

Article 18 The business administration shall, in the event of a network of commodity transactions and related services operating in violation of the law, the perpetrator of the offence, the owner of the relationship shall make a statement, provide information and confirm.

Article 19, when collecting, fixed electronic evidence, should be fixed and displayed on the website page, electronic data exchange, e-mail, database, etc. in writing. The use of computer storage equipment storage, video collection, if necessary, is complementary.

The electronic evidence referred to in this approach refers to data or information that could prove the facts related to the incident in a computer-based storage tool or external storage medium.

Article 20 collected and fixed evidence shall be confirmed by the parties. The parties refused to sign the confirmation and the law enforcement officials in the business administration should indicate the circumstances and sign and, if necessary, invite the witness to witness and sign.

Article 21, after the case of a violation of the law in cyber commodity transactions, requires the suspension of the services provided by the operators of the relevant web-based trading platform or basic service operators, and the implementation of written material such as a notice of suspension of service by the business administration at the district level.

Article 2 violates the provisions of this approach by stipulating that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations have been punished.

Article 23, after the administrative penalties imposed by the business administration on cybercrime, the closure of the site of the perpetrator of the offence should be made available to the telecommunications operators in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 24, in violation of articles 8, 9, 10, 11 and 11 of this approach, is warned by the business administration at the district level of the duration of the period of time to be changed; the impossibility of the delay may impose a fine of up to one million dollars in the circumstances.

Article 25, in violation of article 12 of this approach, is responsible for the cessation of the violation by the business administration and for the imposition of a fine of up to one thousand dollars without the proceeds of the conflict; and forfeiture of proceeds of the conflict with the law.

Article 26 staff members of State organs abuse their functions in the management of cyber commodity transactions, favour private fraud, play negligence, are subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior organs, and constitute criminal liability by law.

Article 27 may establish specific enforcement rules in accordance with this approach.

The twenty-eighth approach is implemented effective 1 July 2010.