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(The 2nd ordinary meeting of the Government of the Youth of 27 May 2008 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 196 of 30 May 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 196 of 30 May 2008, which came into force on 1 July 2008) Article 1 regulates public information maps, facilitates public life, enhances the level of urban civilization and develops this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's Standardization Act. Article 2 Laws, regulations regulate public information maps with other provisions. The public information maps referred to in this approach refer to the place in public places, indicating the use and location of public regional, public facilities, in graphics, colours and the necessary letters, letters, etc. or combinations, indicating signs of behaviour. Article IV provides for the supervision of the executive authorities responsible for the monitoring of public information maps in the present administration. The sectors such as public security, transport, construction, utilities, tourism should be strengthened in accordance with their respective responsibilities in relation to the management of the system, the industrial public information map. Article 5 shows that national, industrial standards have been implemented in accordance with their standards; there are no national, industrial standards and public information maps that are generally applicable in the city, and that the municipal quality technical supervision administrative authorities should organize local standards; there is no national, industry, local standards and the use of international public information maps. Article 6. The executive authorities should organize local standards for the development of public information maps, Koreans and days, based on the needs of urban development. Article 7. The design of public information maps should be regulated, accurate, concise and sobered; Chinese expressions should be consistent with national common language norms; and the use of national legal measurement units should be used. Article 8 Article 9. The production of public information maps should be consistent with the requirements of national, industrial, local standards and the quality of their products should be qualified. It is not in accordance with standard requirements and the quality of products and cannot be sold. Article 10 sets public information maps, which should be safe, facilitated, regulated and coordinated, in order to guide people in order to act in public places. The creation of advertisements and other facilities shall not affect the effectiveness of the use of public information maps. Public information maps may be set up by the authorized parties in accordance with the law and should be established with the approval of the relevant administrative authorities. Article 11. Civil airports, railway passenger stations, public transport stations, passenger terminals, shopping sites, medical sites, sports sites, cultural places, guests and restaurants, park sites, urban neighbourhoods, regional, facilities that address the basic needs of the person, property security and the urban population, and public information maps should be established in accordance with the provisions. The new construction, alteration projects in public places should be reserved for the location of public information maps. Article 12 Civil airports, vehicle stations, passenger terminals, large commercial sites, sports sites (bassies), public information maps involving foreign hotels, tourist landscapes, etc., should be used in both languages. A description of the features set in the A above-level tourist landscape area, simulations, diagrams, etc., should be pursued in due course, in English, Korean and day. The public information maps established in article 13 should be complete and good, and the units should conduct regular inspections and maintenance of the public information maps established by this unit. The conditions of damage, deland, etc. should be restored or updated in a timely manner. Article 14. Quality-technical supervision of administrative authorities should enhance oversight over the production, sale, placement and maintenance of public information maps. The executive authorities, such as public security, transport and urban law enforcement, should strengthen the supervision of the public information map. In violation of this approach, one of the following cases is punished by the executive authorities responsible for quality technical supervision: (i) The public information map of sales is not in accordance with national, industry, local standards, the time limit is being changed and the fines of more than 500 dollars; (ii) The quality of the public information map products produced by sale is not qualified and punished in accordance with legal regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Quality of Products. Article 16, in violation of this approach, provides that public information maps are not established according to the provisions or that public information maps are not in accordance with national, industrial and local standards and are converted by the time limit of the executive authority responsible for quality technical supervision; that they are not later rectified to impose fines of up to $2.0 million; and, in exceptional circumstances, fines of more than 500,000 dollars. Article 17, in violation of the present approach, provides that public information maps are damaged or removed, that units have not been repaired or updated in a timely manner, and that the time limit for the administrative authorities responsible for quality technical supervision is being changed. The penalty of up to €200 million was not changed. Article 18 violates article 10, paragraph 3, of the present approach by providing for the unauthorized establishment of public information maps, which are punishable by law by the relevant administrative authorities. Article 19 imposes decisions on administrative penalties in the administrative sector, such as quality technical supervision, which may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. The parties do not apply for administrative review or for administrative proceedings, and they are not subject to administrative sanctions decisions, and the executive organs that make administrative sanctions decisions apply to the enforcement of the People's Court by law. Article 20 staff members of the executive branch who abuse their functions, play negligence, and provocative fraud in the management of public information maps are treated in accordance with the law by the relevant authorities; and constitute a crime and are held criminally by law. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2008. |
