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Taiyuan Radio And Television Facilities Construction And Management

Original Language Title: 太原市广播电视设施建设和管理办法

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(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Faro City on 31 July 2008 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 64 of 15 August 2008 of the Order of the Government of the Faro City, which came into force on 1 October 2008)

Article 1 ensures safe delivery, transmission and receipt of radio television signals and guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of users, in line with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Broadcasting Television Regulations, the Broadcasting Television Facilities Protection Regulations.
Article II applies to the planning, construction, management, use and protection of broadcast television facilities within the city's administration.
Article 3 provides for the organization and supervision of the implementation of this approach, in accordance with the division of duties, of the responsibilities of the communes, the TV administration sector or institutions (hereinafter referred to as the broadcast television administration).
The Urban Cultural Broadcast Television Group (General) is entrusted by the municipal radio television administration and has the corresponding administrative authority.
The executive branch, such as development reform, finance, planning, construction, municipal, parking, material prices and public safety, is in line with their respective responsibilities.
Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, districts) should incorporate radio-TV facilities into national economic and social development plans and promote the development of radio television.
Article 5 provides for the implementation of the principle of a network of urban radio and television networks and the implementation of integrated management, harmonization planning, harmonization and operation.
Article 6. The municipal radio and television administration should prepare radio television development planning with relevant sectors such as development reform, planning, construction, etc., to be reviewed by the planning administration sector and incorporated into the overall planning of rural and urban construction after the approval of the municipal government.
Article 7. Broadcast television facilities management units should establish protection signs around radioTV facilities in accordance with the relevant legal and technical norms.
The construction of radio television facilities should be in line with the professional planning and technical norms for the construction of radio television facilities.
When broadcast television lines are paralleled with other urban gateways such as electricity, newsletters, etc., they should be implemented in accordance with urban planning requirements and national-related technical protocols and, where necessary, security protection measures.
Article 9, new construction, alteration and expansion of urban roads, should be accompanied by the construction of radio television facilities management units in line with planning requirements.
The construction of new residential small areas, office buildings, commercial buildings and other buildings should be based on the construction of professional planning requirements for radioTV facilities and the construction of radio television facilities, along with the construction of radio television pipelines, equipment buildings.
Radio TV pipelines, equipment houses are not experienced or are not eligible, and radio-TV facilities management units do not receive radio television signals.
Article 10 construction requires mobile, dismantled cable television launches, receipts, transmission facilities, and construction units should report in advance on the broadcast television administration sector and implement with the radio and television facility management units to reach agreement on dismantling.
Article 11 of this approach, which has been established before its implementation, has not been accompanied by the construction of radio television facilities, and the construction units should be restructured and the cost borne by the construction units.
This approach was preceded by the unplanned design requirements for the construction of radio television facilities, which are now required to access radio television signals and should be established in consultation with the broadcast television facility management units.
Article 12. The relevant units and individuals shall cooperate in the construction, maintenance or service of broadcast television facilities.
Article 13 prohibits:
(i) Damage, theft, destruction and unauthorized movement of radio and television facilities;
(ii) signs of damage, invaination, and the protection of paint facilities;
(iii) Oriental access to radio and television transmission lines, access to radio television signals;
(iv) Illegal webcast programmes and signals at radio and television facilities;
(v) In the context of the protection of radio and television facilities, the burning, spoiling operations, the exhumation of pits, the extraction of garbage, the dumping of garbage and corrosive items;
(vi) Other practices that endanger the safety of broadcast television facilities or undermine their effectiveness.
Article 14. Broadcast television facilities management units should collect dependency and prefabrication fees to users in accordance with the standards approved by the price sector.
The relevant costs, such as the receipt maintenance fee collected by the Broadcast Television Facilities Management Unit, should be used for the broadcast television service and no units and individuals shall be intrusive and diverted.
Article 15. Broadcast television facilities management units should maintain radio and television facilities, provide advice, maintenance, etc. to users and inform safe use provisions.
The radio-TV facility management unit should establish a failure to file a complaint and should be processed in a timely manner after a complaint is received, and the general failure should be excluded within 24 hours; the user should be informed of the reasons for disaster or severe failure.
Article 16 has the right to stop and report to broadcast television administrations or public safety authorities for acts that endanger the safety of television facilities. Units and individuals who report efficacy or identify accidents in a timely manner to avoid significant losses are recognized and rewarded by the local broadcast television administration.
Article 17, in violation of this approach, does not reserve radio television pipelines in accordance with planning requirements or do not match the construction of radio TV pipelines, equipment houses, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Urban Planning Regulations of the city of Port-au-Prince.
Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides for the damage to radio television facilities and the punishment in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Broadcast Television Facilities Protection Regulations.
Article 19, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for damage, insecure, and the conversion of radio and television facilities to protect signs, resulting in losses, to be charged by the broadcast television administration to compensate for their losses and fines of up to $3000 million.
Article 20, in violation of this approach, has been penalized by the broadcast television administration in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Broadcast Television Management Regulations, the Broadcasting Television Facilities Protection Regulations.
Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides for the unlawful placement of broadcast and signals at radio television facilities, which is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the broadcast television administration, causing loss and damages by the perpetrator in accordance with the law; and for the commission of criminal liability.
Article 2, concerning the construction and management of radio-TV facilities, is responsible for administrative responsibility under the law and for criminal accountability, when performing their duties.
Article 23 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.
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