(The 30th ordinary meeting of the Thirteenth People's Government of Sharm el-Sheikh, 9 April 2010, considered the adoption of Decree No. 108 of 15 July 2010 by the Presidential Government of 15 July 2010, effective 1 September 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the placement of outdoor advertisements, regulates the placement of outdoor advertisements, creates a mature and a fair market environment, and develops this approach in line with the relevant legal, legislative and regulatory provisions of the People's Republic of China, the Law on Advertising and Sanitation in the city.

Article 2

The following are the main roads, roads and outdoor advertisements and related management across the administrative regions at the municipal, district (market) levels, as set out in this approach:

(i) Airfields are quick and down to the urban highway;

(ii) Sustainably high, long-lasting, jewelling high and long-term sand along the Line;

(iii) Airways and their surroundings;

(iv) Other important roads, roads and special regions that transcend the municipalities, districts (markets).

Article 3 of this approach refers to the creation of an outdoor advertising facility in accordance with outside-door premises, space, water content, construction (construction) etc. for purposes of direct or indirect introduction of commodities, services or public goods.

The external advertising facilities described in this approach include, inter alia:

(i) Independently supported by the use of all types of land in urban areas, the use of advertised facilities that are directly installed through absorption or absorption facility, such as ad hoc advertisements, light boxes, independent advertisements (pillars) and electronics;

(ii) Constraints: a counter-arcing approach is attached to the establishment of an advertised facility, such as archaeological, model, celestial, buoys, etc.;

(iii) The suspension of the wall was accompanied by the use of advertising facilities that were placed, reloaded or loaded in the installation of the body, such as negligible lights, sensorics, e-supboard devices, advertising advertisements, leading to the placement, seldom advertisements;

(iv) Architecture: typologies, morphology, sketch advertisements in the delivery system, such as wall advertisements, embed electronics;

(v) In air, water access to mobile facilities, advertising facilities established by transport instruments, such as Philips advertisements, heat celest advertisements, ship advertisements;

(vi) Other advertising facilities using new materials or scientific and technological measures, such as laser, photography, etc.

Article IV regulates the management of urban administrations with responsibility for the management of external advertisements.

The Urban Planning Administration Department is responsible for the development and planning of the management of the organization that conducts out-of-house advertising planning.

The business administration sector is responsible for the management of registration of expatriate content.

In line with their respective responsibilities, the Governments of the various districts and the administrations, such as public security, transport, utilities, construction, firefighting, are working in the management of external advertisements.

Chapter II Planning

The development of outdoor advertising planning should be consistent with the overall urban planning and urban profiling provisions, upholding overall control, rationality, adapting to urban regional planning functions and coordinating the surrounding environment.

Article 6 contains one of the following cases, prohibiting the placement of an outside advertisement:

(i) Without planning approval, it was established at the top of the construction (building);

(ii) The use of glass walls in the street building (in the face) to be installed through hidings, slogans;

(iii) The use of manoeuvres for the installation or installation of trees would result in a green damage;

(iv) The use of transport safety facilities, traffic symbols, and transportation tools other than public vehicles, ships;

(v) Conduct affecting public facilities, transport safety facilities, transport symbols or power operation, fire safety;

(vi) Concrete behavioural changes in buildings structures, buildings and colours;

(vii) Established in the core landscape areas of the State organs, the construction control area of the property protection unit and the polar landscape area (the mountainous area, the Earth's landscape area, the zones, and the area of the sketches and the range of 30 metres across the floor between the slogan and the floor floor floor;

(viii) In urban squares, urban landscapes, parks, school teaching areas, residential areas and residential buildings;

(ix) The use of high bridges, bridges, man-day bridges, urban markings (constructions), road lights, electricity, transformers and specialized facilities for persons with disabilities;

(x) Other cases provided by the Government of the city.

Article 7. In-house advertisement planning is divided into general planning and detailed planning for outdoor advertisements.

The development of an overall plan for outdoor advertising should specify the following:

(i) The principle, type and common technical standards for external advertisements;

(ii) Control requirements for subsector planning, important points and features;

(iii) Overall planning implementation management requirements;

(iv) Other elements and requirements that need to be incorporated in overall planning.

Details of external advertisements should be developed by urban chiefs, priorities, and important regions, and detailed planning should clarify the number, location, format, specifications, etc. of outdoor advertising facilities and provide guidance on their materials, colours, etc. Other roads, localities and regions of the city can be carefully planned on the basis of the need for outdoor advertisements.

Article 8 provides for a detailed planning and placement of outdoor advertisements, which is organized by the municipal planning administration and the urban administration, the municipal and business administration sector, with the approval and publication of the Municipal People's Government.

Article 9. Planning for the development of outdoor advertisements should be openly consulted by all communities of society.

The draft planning process concerned the premises, construction (construction) of units and individuals, and the municipal planning administration should have the consent of the owner and enter into agreements with them on specific matters in planning implementation.

In preparing outdoor advertisements planning, advice should be sought from the municipal public security, transport, utilities, construction, etc., as well as from the local, district and local governments.

Article 10 provides for planning approval and publication of external advertisements, and the municipal planning administration should be made public on its political website for free access to the public.

Article 11 Posts for planning approval, publication, any unit and individual shall not be subject to self-adjustment; exceptional circumstances need to be adjusted and shall be conducted in accordance with the original planning approval process.

Article 12 Planning the administration sector should enhance oversight of the design of planning for outdoor advertisements.

Chapter III Establishment of approval

Article 13 establishes outdoor advertisements should be consistent with external advertisement planning, prohibiting any unit and individual advertisements in violation of planning for self-employment.

Article 14. The placement of an external advertisement shall be subject to the consent of the municipal administration in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations, to the processing of the approval process.

Article 15. When applying for the creation of outdoor advertisements, the following materials should be submitted to the urban administration:

(i) Applications;

(ii) Accreditation of an applicant's identity;

(iii) Evidence of the placement of a place of use by outsiders;

(iv) A description of the number, place, form, specifications, material quality, manufacture and safety of external advertising facilities;

(v) The effect of the proposed establishment of an expatriate facility;

(vi) Other submissions required by law, regulations and regulations.

The use of units and individuals' premises, construction (construction) applications for outdoor commercial advertisements should also be submitted to the text of the agreement between the municipal planning administration and the owner.

Article 16 provides for the establishment of independent stresses and the placement of outside advertisements on the construction of (construction) walls, and the urban management administration should request in a timely manner a written review of the municipal planning administration, which should be carried out within five working days from the date of receipt of the material.

Article 17 uses public-use facilities, such as roads, roads, public greenfields, and commercial advertisements for the construction of (construction) goods, using investment in the city, district government or investments in the city, district governments, which should be obtained through open competition, such as tendering, auctions, and the full financial contributions.

Article 18 solicitation, auctioning and out-of-house commercial advertisements have the right to use the place of use, which is organized by the urban administration in conjunction with the municipal planning, business, finance, value, development reform, inspection administration.

The right to make a place for solicitation, auctioning and outside commercial advertisements should be in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 19 The urban administration sector should conduct a written review of the applicant's submission of an application submitted by an external advertisement and shall communicate to the applicant all the material required by the applicant within 5 days of the date of receipt or decision within 15 days. In order to conform to the design of planning and urban profiles, the issuance of external advertising documents was issued and, within 3 days of the date of the award, the licence matters were communicated to the integrated administrative enforcement agencies in urban management; the non-licensation and written reasons for non-performance with the planning and urban landscape.

Article 20 Emissions from advertising shall include the following:

(i) The name of an expatriate;

(ii) The duration of the establishment;

(iii) Specific location;

(iv) Number, form, specifications, material quality, manufacture, etc.;

(v) Approval, approval date and number of ratifications;

(vi) Other matters to be noted.

Article 21 establishes a period not exceeding three years for advertising outside the household.

The time period for solicitation, the placement of a place outside the auction shall not exceed the period specified in the preceding paragraph.

In article 22, an ex-clusive advertising creativity should establish an external advertising facility for approval under the external advertisement of documents and indicate the number of documents issued outside the household.

Article 23 provides for the establishment of an outdoor advertising facility shall be in line with the safety technical requirements of an outdoor advertising facility. In-house advertisements should conduct regular security inspections of outdoor advertising facilities and promptly exclude the security hiddenness, conceal the setting of warning signs during evictions and prevent accidents; and in a timely manner safety-protection measures should be taken.

Indoor advertisements should be preserved by outdoor advertising facilities and be repaired or dismantled in a timely manner in cases of disability, devastation, severe meals, lights indicating incompleteness.

There is a significant security hidden presence in outdoor advertising facilities, and after the establishment of the administration, a decision was taken by the urban management administration to remove the deadline for the removal of an expatriate creator within the prescribed period.

Article 24 has been made in accordance with the law for the advertising of documents outside the household, which may be registered with the business administration.

The industrial and industrial administration approves the duration of the advertisement of registered expatriates and shall be within an effective period specified in the solicitation documents.

Article 25, with the approval of the establishment of an external advertising facility, the legitimate rights and interests of an expatriate creator are protected under the law during an effective setting.

As a result of the planning adjustment or the need for public interest to be dismantled, the urban management administration should make a written decision to dismantle outdoor advertisements within the prescribed time frame; the loss of the legitimate rights and interests of the entrepreneur, which is compensated by the administrative management of the decision, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and the compensation of funds is guaranteed by the same level of finance.

As a result of the need for commercial development to dismantle outdoor advertising facilities, losses have been caused to the legitimate rights and interests of the creators, which are compensated by the development units.

Outdoor advertisements have expired, out-of-house advertisements should dismantle outdoor advertising facilities within 10 days of the expiration date, with the exception of continuing use and agreeing with new outdoor advertisements.

Chapter IV Public interest advertisements and ad hoc advertisements

Article 26 does not issue any form of commercial advertisements in public service advertising facilities.

In outdoor commercial advertising facilities, a number or proportion of public advertisements should be issued in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Foreign commercial advertising facilities should be issued for more than 10 days.

Article 27 organizes activities such as culture, sports, commodity transactions, product exhibitions, promotion of education and celebrities, and requires the creation of ad hoc outdoor advertisements by an organization of activities or an outdoor advertising wards to the urban administration sector, with the approval of the municipal administration and the approval of the business administration.

The duration of advertising temporary out-of-charge advertisements under the preceding paragraph shall normally not exceed 3 days, and in the event of a large activity, due extension may be required, but the maximum of 10 days must be removed by themselves within 1 January of the expiration date.

Article 28, construction works can only be advertised by temporary outdoors in the entity's hidings to promote their own projects, with a maximum period not exceeding the authorized construction period under the law, with a high level not exceeding 3 metres but not exceeding the entity's fence.

Article 29 provides for the establishment of temporary outdoor advertisements shall submit the following materials to the urban administration.

(i) Applications;

(ii) The identity of the applicant's advertised outside the temporary family;

(iii) The location, form, quantity and scope of temporary advertising facilities;

(iv) Other submissions required by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 33 The urban management administration sector shall take a decision within three working days of the date of the application for advertising outside the temporary family.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 31 Investors violate this approach by one of the following acts, which are dealt with by the Integrated Administration of Urban Management in accordance with the relevant regulations governing the management of the city:

(i) In violation of article 14 of the present approach, outside advertisements have not been obtained for approval and for the unauthorized establishment of an external advertising facility;

(ii) In violation of article 23, paragraph 2, of the scheme, an out-of-house advertising officer has not complied with his/her responsibility under the provisions.

Article 32 Investors are in breach of this approach, with one of the following acts being handled by the Integrated Administrative Law Enforcement Agencies in Urban Management, according to the following:

(i) In violation of article 22 of this scheme, an ex-clusive advertising facility has not been established under the approval of the solicitation of documents by the household; a change in the time limit; a fine of up to $500,000 under the law; and no indication of the number of expatriation documents, the time limit is being changed and a fine of $3000.

(ii) In violation of article 25, paragraph 2, and article 4, paragraph 4, of the present scheme, an out-of-house advertising officer was removed by law and fined by more than 5,000 dollars;

(iii) In violation of article 26 of this approach, an ex-clusive public advertisement was not issued in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State for a certain number or proportion of public goods, for a period of time to be converted to a period of time, for a period of more than 10 days without public advertisements, and for a fine of $3000.

(iv) In violation of article 27 of this approach, the time limit for adjudication by a temporary ward is being changed, the period of time has not been changed, the removal is mandatory by law and the fine of the 2000 yen; the ad hoc outside of a temporary household exceeds the period for which it has not been dismantled by law and the imposition of a fine.

(v) In violation of article 28 of the scheme, temporary outside advertisements have been established by the construction work site, the time limit is being changed, the time period has not been changed and the law has been removed and fined.

Costs arising from forced demolitions are borne by an advertisement of an expatriate.

In the case of an ex-clusive advertisement of a creativity, the registration of an expatriate advertisement is not carried out under the law, and the issuance of an ex-board advertisement by an expatriate body is punishable by law by the business administration.

Article 34 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Child Labour (No.

Article XV imposes management work on outdoor advertisements, insults, beating integrated administrative law enforcement officials in urban management or obstructing their official duties, and shall be punished by law and punished by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 36, in violation of article 17 of this scheme, does not deal with the right to use outside advertisements through open competition, such as tendering, auctions, to hold administrative responsibility for the responsible person in accordance with the law.

Article 337 The urban administration should establish a monitoring system for the promotion of outdoor advertisements, with relevant licence decisions, supervision of inspections and the processing of results, which should be documented and made public by law.

Integrated administrative enforcement agencies in urban management should strengthen the identification of cases of offences committed by outside advertising.

Governments of all regions should strengthen the day-to-day regulation of advertisements in the territories.

The urban management administration sector, the integrated administration of urban administration and the people's governments in various districts are accountable for administrative responsibilities by the commune government for the main leadership and associated responsibilities, in cases such as regulatory failures.

Article 338, in the administration of public advertisements outside the household, acts of negligence by the relevant administration and its staff, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are vested with accountability from the superior authorities or the city's Government, and administrative disposition of the responsible person; constitutes an offence and is criminally criminalized by law.

Annex VI

Article 39 states (market) towns and other areas where urbanization is managed are implemented.

Article 40 The Modalities for advertising outdoors in the city of Shasha City and the provisional auction of power for advertising outdoors in the city of Shasha City were also repealed.