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(Summit 8th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Southern Province, 22 May 2008, considered the adoption of Decree No. 226 of 19 June 2008 of the Order of the People's Government of the Southern Province, which was launched effective 1 August 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Defence and Air Law of the People's Republic of China, in order to strengthen the construction and management of the people's air defence communications and to ensure the free, accurate, prompt and safe protection of the life of the people. Article 2 Planning, construction, maintenance, use and management of popular anti-aircraft communications within the territorial administration is applicable. Article 3 of this approach refers to correspondence that guarantees the organization's command of air strikes and transmission, and the issuance of air warning signals. This approach refers to the audio, letter, image alert information issued by the State-mandated warning signals and the use of the media, such as radio, television, Internet, fixed and mobile communications. Article IV, Civil defence and air communication-building, is a long-term approach to preparation, focus-building and the integration of war. Civil defence and air communications should serve as a response to emergencies such as natural disasters, accidents and disasters. Article 5 Civil defence and air communications facilities are defence war reserves and social public good facilities, and any unit and individual must fulfil their obligations to build and protect in accordance with the law. Article 6. The Government of the people at the district level should integrate the defence of the people into national economic and social development planning, strengthen the building of the people's air command and warning network, and develop a modern system of people's air defence and communications systems. Article 7 Its people's air defence and communications institutions are responsible for the operation of specific people's air defence operations. The authorities and units such as the development of reform, finance, planning, informationization, public safety, radio and television, and communications, information, etc. at the district level, are responsible for the work of the people's air defence communications in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The provision for the construction, operation and maintenance of the Article 8 Civil Defence Air Communications Network is jointly assumed by the State at all levels of finance and society. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 9 Civil defence and air conditioning authorities should prepare and organize implementation planning for the defence of air and telecommunications in the region, in accordance with the planning, urban and rural planning and urban protection requirements of the parent people, in conjunction with urban construction and information-making. Units such as radio, television and communications operators should develop implementation programmes in accordance with the People's air-conditioning planning. Article 10, Civil Defence and Air Administration, which organizes the construction of the People's Anti-Acquisition Network, should provide information on communications and communications security, electricity companies should provide electricity security, and radio administrations should provide frequency and protect their frequency from harmful interference. The communications power paths in communications operators should be linked to the transmission of the CNDS and safeguard the two-way route of the electrical route. Article 11 builds the construction of air-warning facilities in accordance with the needs of the people's air defence and communications-building planning, and construction units should incorporate air-warning facilities into construction plans. The installation of the alarm facility, the electricity line, the terminal control line should be built in conjunction with the main works in accordance with the technical standards and quality requirements established by the State. Upon completion of the installation of the air-warning facility, the municipal, district-based defence and air conditioning authorities organize the receipt in accordance with the technical standards and quality required by the State. Article 12 builds new people's air defence works, and construction units should be installed in accordance with the requirements of the tactics of anti-aircraft works. Article 13 Civil defence and air authorities should be equipped with mobile air defence alerts and command communications facilities, in accordance with national provisions, to ensure uninterrupted reporting and command in emergencies. The public security sector is responsible for the procedures required for the conduct of specialized air-warning communications vehicles and for the safe passage of air communications warning vehicles in emergencies. Chapter III Maintenance and use Article 14 Civil defence and air authorities are responsible for the regulation and direction of the management of the People's Air Communications Network in this administrative region. Article 15. The Government of the urban population should organize a special anti-air communications unit based on urban air defence needs. The specialized teams for air communications should strengthen professional training to perform functions such as the refurbishment of communications facilities during the emergency response period, the redeployment of communications and the safeguarding of communications liaison, in accordance with the training curriculum and training plans developed by the people's air defence authorities. Article 16 maintains units or residential subsectors with a people's anti-air communications facility, and the management body should designate the dedicated head of the civil defence air communications facility to maintain a management file and ensure that the people's air defence facilities are in good service. The establishment of buildings and construction of air-warning communications facilities is subject to changes in their defence and air conditioning facilities are managed by the transferee of the building, the building and the construction of the material, and to the local people's air defence authorities within 15 days of the change of authority. Article 17: The air-warning communications facility meets the period of use or is due to the loss of life, which is dismantled by the facility's property rights unit and reprinted new air-warning communications facilities, as determined by the city's people's air defence authorities. No units and individuals shall be allowed to dismantle, transport air conditioning communications facilities without any intention to modify the components and routes of the air-warning communications facility. There is a need to dismantle and migrate, which must be authorized by the municipal, district-based defence and air defence authorities and easily re-established. The cost of dismantling and re-establishing air-warning communications facilities is borne by units or individuals seeking to dismantle, transport. Article 19 engages in construction or wireless communication activities that may affect the safety and use of the people's air communications facilities, and the parties should report and take protection measures in advance to the local people's air defence authorities; and that the parties should rehabilitate or compensate them. Article 20 Civil defence and air conditioning authorities should strengthen important information, data collection, storage and management, for air command information, such as meteorology, transport, roads, environment, and critical economic objective control. Relevant departments should provide relevant information and information in a timely manner. Article 21, the issuance of a war-time air alert signal by a people's air defence command body composed of wartimes. In the event of significant natural disasters or major regional emergencies, the issuance of warning signals is determined by the municipalities, the veterans' Governments. Article 2 contains a focus of protective units for air-warning facilities, which should be developed to release warning signals and to report back to the local people's air defence authorities. Major emergencies, such as fires, explosions, chemical hazards accidents, require a warning signal of flooding, with emphasis on the protection units being able to trigger the warning signals of the flooding and to report the local people's air defence authorities in a timely manner. Article 23, the authorities of the city, the people's defence and air conditioning authorities should establish, in accordance with the law, the current Regional Warning Memorial Programme for the Administration, which is organized after the approval of the municipal and district governments. The media should be well informed and promoted by air warning tests. Article 24 is responsible for the organization of the delivery of air-warning signals by the authorities of the city, the people of the district. The units, such as radio, television and communications operators and units with air-warning communications facilities, should be issued in accordance with the required time and requirements, without delay. Article 25. The frequency of air-warning signals and people's air defenceless communication is uniquely signals and frequency, and no unit or person shall be occupied or mixed. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 26 is one of the following acts, punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Defence and Air Law of the People's Republic of China and the Mouvement of the Great Socialist People's Defence Law of the Republic of China in the Southern Province of the Republic of China; the loss shall be compensated by law; and the criminal liability is lawful. (i) Expropriation or removal of anti-air communications facilities by people; (ii) The frequency of occupancy or confusing of air-warning signals with the people and the frequency of anti-linear communications; (iii) The obstruction of the installation of the people's air defence and communications facilities and the denial of correction. Article 27 has one of the following acts, which are warned by the authorities of the defence of the population at the district level, changes in the period of time, can be fined by up to 1,000 dollars; losses should be compensated by law; and criminal liability by law: (i) The unwarranted disruption of the people's airborne signals; (ii) The unauthorized handover, relocation, heavy air conditioning facilities; (iii) Constraints or failures to establish a warning signal. Article 28 violates the provisions of this approach and punishes the public security authorities by law. In violation of this approach, article 29 of the Civil Defence Office and other relevant sector staff members have made the following acts punishable by law, which constitutes an offence and are held criminally by law: (i) To organize projects for the acquisition of air-warning facilities in accordance with national technical standards and quality requirements; (ii) Unfulfilled management responsibilities that affect the good use of the people's air defence and communications facilities; (iii) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud. Chapter V Article 33 |
