(Summit No. 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Nepal, 9 October 2009, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 70 of 10 November 2009, No. 70 of the Decree No. 70 of 10 November 2009, of implementation effective 1 January 2010)

Article 1 ensures the safe and secure access to communications, protects the interests of the State and the public, and develops this approach in line with the relevant legislation.

Article 2 Protection of communications facilities in the city's administration is applicable.

Article 3. The communications facilities described in this approach include various types of communications transfer equipment, route equipment, plumbing, communications base facilities and subsidiary facilities.

Article IV governs the supervision of the protection of communications facilities in the present administration, in the city, district information industry authorities.

The relevant sectors, such as public security, construction, planning, radio management, broadcasting and television, should work together to protect communication facilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Communications operations operate enterprises should establish systems and measures for the protection of sound communications facilities and guarantee the safety of communications facilities.

Article 6. Prohibition of damage to communications facilities or damage to the safety of communications facilities:

(i) The construction of mechanical equipment, such as exhumation, axes, axes, targeted drilling, within three metres of cables on the ground.

(ii) Dealing, distributing flammable goods or establishing flammable stores in the context of endangering the safety of communications lines.

(iii) To carry out drilling, drilling of wells, composting of heavy items, garbage, mining residues or dumping of corrosive liquids on the ground underprivileged cables.

(iv) The construction of houses within a range of 1 metres on the ground (ray) cables and the removal of sand and toilets, septic tanks, livestock circles, marshes, and buildings such as gas ponds within three metres of cables.

(v) Lossss of communications base stations, ITU, trajectory, trajectory line, linear feed and tidal communications facilities.

(vi) In the context of endangering the communications base, ITU, Raline security, the construction of houses in the context of endangering the air route or the safety of the space line.

(vii) Upgrading of communications base stations, ITU, cranes, Raline and other subsidiary equipment.

(viii) Non-communication facilities such as telecommunications, trajectory, trajectory, cranes and other subsidiary equipment, which are linked to livestock and wing power lines.

(ix) Removals to communications base stations, ITU, electronics, cables, trajectorys, trawls and route-dependent equipment, and dumping the material to the communications well (kk).

(x) Other practices affecting the safety of communications facilities.

Article 7. Any unit or person shall not be allowed to change or transport communications lines and other communications facilities; exceptional circumstances must be altered or moved, and shall be subject to the consent and agreement of the communication operation enterprise, which is subject to changes or relocation requirements or to the cost of relocation or compensation for the resulting economic losses. The communications operation should operate in accordance with the law and complete the changes or relocation of the relevant communications facility in accordance with the agreed time frame.

Communications operators should be subject to public interest needs and bear related costs owing to changes in government public infrastructure or relocation of communications lines and other communications facilities.

Article 8. Construction, construction, route, renovation of water, farmland construction, afforestation, deforestation, transport of ultra vires, long-range devices, pipelines and excavation operations shall not endanger the safety of communications routes and other communications facilities; the possibility of endangering the safety of communications facilities shall be communicated in advance to the relevant communications operation operators, and shall be responsible for security protection measures by units or individuals involved in that activity.

No unit or individual may unauthorized use of the communication route facility of another person, nor shall communications facilities, such as communications lines, equipment, be stolen.

Article 10. For trees that affect the security of communications facilities, the communication operation should notify the tree manager or the owner of the time-suited clips. As a result of emergencies such as natural disasters, emergencies affecting the safety of communication lines, the communes of the communication operation can presuppose a slogan that should be informed in a timely manner of the tree manager or all. For trees that endanger the safety of communication lines, the communication operation is governed by the relevant legal provisions, in consultation with the tree manager or the owner.

Article 11. Agencies around and along the communications facility, business units, village (residents) should be aligned with the relevant services, communication operations operating enterprises to protect communication facilities.

Article 12 acts against communications facilities, any unit and individual have the right to stop and report. Units and individuals that contribute to the protection of communications facilities, assist in the detection of cases, the recovery of stolen communications equipment and assist in the significant performance of the communications routes are given incentives by the Government.

The execution of communications vehicles with special communications, emergency communications and rehabilitation, and the seizure of dangerous tasks, with the approval of the Public Security Transport Management Service, may be subject to restrictions on the movement of motor vehicles subject to the safety of transport.

Article 14.

Article 15, in violation of article 6 and article 8 of the present approach, should cease immediately the violation, in serious circumstances, by the responsibility of the information industry authorities and by fine of 1000.

Article 16, in violation of article 7 of this approach, provides that unauthorized changes or relocation of communication lines and facilities shall cease the offence, assume costs for the rehabilitation of communications routes and facilities, and shall be fined to the cost of restoring communications lines and facilities by the Information Industrial Authority.

Article 17, in violation of this approach, constitutes a violation of the law and is punishable by law by the public security sector; constitutes an offence punishable by law; creates damage to communications facilities, damage, and is liable under the law.

Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that the information industry authorities and their staff have one of the following acts and are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence and are criminally prosecuted by law:

(i) The finding that the offence is unknown;

(ii) Use of posts to facilitate the collection of property or other benefits;

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

Article 19, which was implemented effective 1 January 2010.