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(The 6th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Zihajar, 18 December 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 4 of the People's Government Order No. 42 of 18 December 2007, effective 18 January 2008) Chapter I General Article I, in order to strengthen radio management, maintain the air power order and effectively utilize radio FM resources, guarantee the normal operation of radio operations, guarantee the security of national interests and people's life, and develop this approach in line with the National People's Radio Management Regulations. Article 2, which establishes, uses radio stations within the city's administration, develops, produces, imports radio launch equipment, uses non-radio equipment with radio radio and sells and maintain radio launch equipment, shall be subject to this approach. Radio management of the military system does not apply. Article III states radio stations ( stations) as described in this approach refer to the launch of radio-washing equipment, including radio communications stations in the various waves, satellite Earth stations, radio stations, television stations (conversions), radar, navigation, remote measurements, remote control equipment, etc., and the alleged non-radio equipment with radioisotopes, which means equipment that can generate electromagnetic radiation for industrial, scientific, transport and medical purposes. Article IV Radio FM resources are owned by the State, consistent with the harmonized planning, sound development, centralized management, sub-level responsibility and the principle of reimbursable use. Chapter II Article 5 is responsible for the management of radio within the city's administration. The relevant sectors of the Government are in line with the administrative radio management system. The municipal radio administration, with the consent of the provincial radio management, exercises the following duties: (i) Follow-up to national, provincial legislation, regulations, guidelines and policies on radio management; (ii) Develop specific provisions and approaches for the management of radio in the city; (iii) Planning the use of the building of the stations and frequency of the current municipal radio stations in accordance with the authority; (iv) Approval, placement and use of radio stations in accordance with the authority to refer to the frequency and call for the distribution of radio stations, the nuclear launch of the Radio Accreditation of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as radio licences); (v) Examination of the location and technical parameters of radio stations in the administration of this city, approved by the State, the province, and verification and licensing of radio stations; (vi) Monitoring of radio stations in the city's administrative area; (vii) Coordination with neighbouring provinces and municipalities; (viii) The launch of the Radio Emergency Profile in the city of Zihaar and the implementation of radio control; (ix) Organizing the collection of radio frequency resources; (x) Radio monitoring and coordination of radio interference; (xi) Violations of the laws, regulations and regulations governing the management of radio; (xii) Coordination of other matters related to radio management. Chapter III Radio frequency management Article 6 refers to the frequency of distribution and use of the frequency to be in compliance with national regulations on frequency management. The time limit for use should be determined when the frequency of the distribution is referred. The use should continue to be used and should be re-approperated to the original constituencies by 30 June. Frequently, the use of units cannot change. The municipal radio management authorities may adjust or recover in accordance with national provisions when the frequency of changes or adjustments are required for national interests. Article 7 does not authorize the use, change, transfer and tax frequency of any unit or individual. The units and individuals that occupies the frequency should pay the regular resources in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Chapter IV Article 8. Establishment, use of radio stations should be made available to the municipal radio management body for the processing of the clearance process, along with the following information: (i) A written request for the establishment, use of radio stations or individuals, which should include the main purpose and reason for the establishment of the cell, the main purpose, the manner of its work and geographical seating, etc.; (ii) The frequency of the application and the frequency to be occupied; (iii) The frequency of the use of approval documents in the relevant sectors [is reference to the use of national radio management authorities to refer to the frequency of radio stations ( stations); (iv) The Provincial Sports Committee Radio Campaign Association approved documentation and operational hierarchy certificates (referred to the establishment of spare radio stations). Article 9. The establishment and use of radio stations shall have the following conditions: (i) A legitimate purpose and reasonable purpose; (ii) Radio equipment meets national technical standards; (iii) Persons familiar with the relevant provisions of radio management and the corresponding operational skills and operational qualifications; (iv) The design of sound radio networks, the effective use of radio frequency, the safe and reliable functioning of radio stations ( stations) in line with the relevant requirements of the electromagnetic environment; (v) The corresponding management and management measures; (vi) No harmful interference with the radio stations established by law and used. Article 10 should be set up in line with the overall urban planning requirements, and the selection of sites is reasonably well-equipped and pooled resources. The electromagnetic radiation indoor base stations should be consistent with the relevant standards of national environmental protection and with the environmental assessment of the achievement of the mark report by environmental authorities. Article 11. The municipal radio management authorities agree on the establishment and use of radio stations ( stations) to process the following procedures: (i) To issue a “frequency prescriptive notice” within three to five working days; (ii) To conduct electromagnetic environmental tests for the proposed radio stations; (iii) To require the establishment of radio stations ( stations) units and individuals to carry out the necessary technical design or network design at the frequency of prefabricated distribution; (iv) Review of the proposed radio station (stay) information and testing reports, in compliance with the requirements, and issuance of approval documents; (v) Monitoring of the acquisition of radio launch equipment in accordance with national regulations; (vi) Receive access to new radio stations ( stations) for the probation operation 30-90, licenses of qualified nuclear radio stations and official inputs. Article 12 severely restricts the installation or use of radio stations in high-level buildings, high-ta, hills. A high-level, high-tane, hill, or radio stations ( stations) are required to apply to the municipal radio management for 15 days in advance, with the approval and use of radio stations to carry out an electromagnetic environmental constituency certificate and to prove qualified. This article refers to the high-level, high-thought, and to the buildings and tandem, which are at a high level of over 30 metres. Article 13 establishes fixed radio stations in urban planning areas, which should be in line with the overall planning of urban construction and compliance with the relevant provisions of the electromagnetic environmental protection. Radio stations, microwaveways and radio monitoring facilities need to be protected, with the presence of a unit requesting integrated arrangements between urban planning administrative authorities. Article 14. The establishment of a radio station outside this city shall be used by a radio station at the site of the former radio station and shall be subject to the procedures for the use of the file by the current municipal radio administration. However, the National Radio Administration approved the use of inter-ministerial networking functions. Article 15 Radio stations ( stations) shall work in accordance with the projects approved by the radio licence. Removal of radio licences should be made available to the municipal radio management authorities for the purpose of changing the project. Radio stations (shall) should not send and receive signals that are not relevant to the work, in accordance with the designations; radio operations should not be deliberately disrupted. Article 16 of the radio station (shall) shall be subject to the relevant provisions of the Radio Regulations of the People's Republic of China. Article 17 purchases, use of public radio calls are governed by relevant national provisions. Chapter V Article 18 Production, import, sale and maintenance of radio launch equipment, and its technical indicators, such as frequency, frequency and efficacy, should be in line with national regulations relating to radio management. The development of radio launch equipment should be in line with the relevant provisions of the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China and approved by the municipal radio administration. Article 20 Production, importing radio launch equipment should be in possession of the National Radio Regulatory Authority's Approval and Approval of the Radio Launch Equipment Manual and approval codes; the imported radio launch equipment should also be obtained through the approval of the provincial radio management authorities, the acquisition of a review of the importation of radio equipment and the processing of import certificates of electrical products by local air power equipment management authorities, and access to customs clearance procedures in the city. Article 21, the sale and maintenance of radio launch equipment shall be agreed by the municipal radio administration. Radio launch equipment may be sold after approval by the National Radio Management Service and issuance of the Radio Equipment Manual. Maintenance of radio launch equipment shall not alter the approved technical indicators. No units or individuals may unlawfully develop, produce, sell and use radio disruptive equipment, shield public communications and influence regular radio communications operations. Chapter VI Article 23, Industrial, scientific, medical applications, electrical transport systems, hypertension power lines, information technology equipment, mobile vehicle (cir) fire devices and other electrical devices, should be in line with national standards and regulations and should not result in harmful interference with radio operations. Article 24 creates a radio radio engineering facility, which may cause harmful interference with the radio station, and its location should be carried out by the municipal planning administrative authorities and in accordance with a coordinated decision. Chapter VII Inspection of radio monitoring and radio management Article 25 The primary responsibility is: (i) Monitoring whether the launch of both radio stations ( stations) is conducted in accordance with the required procedures and approved project work; (ii) Search of radio stations for interference and unauthorized use; (iii) Major technical indicators for measuring radio equipment; (iv) The detection of radio-washing of non-radio equipment such as industrial, scientific, medical applications, information technology equipment and other electrical equipment; (v) test and conduct electromagnetic environmental testing, analysis on electrical parameters; (vi) Other work carried out by the municipal radio administration. Article 26 (i) Conduct on-site inspections, evidence; (ii) To request the inspection units and individuals to provide information and documentation; (iii) Inquired parties and witnesses to produce a query; (iv) The necessary technical means to put an end to the wrongful act; (v) The closure, seizure of radio stations or the suspension of radio launch equipment; (vi) Force the removal of radio equipment or non-radio equipment that causes harmful interference. Chapter VIII Corporal punishment Article 27, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is punishable by the municipal radio administration in accordance with the provisions of the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China. Article twenty-eighth fines should be used to harmonize the author's financial statements and be carried out in accordance with the provisions of this city concerning the separation of payments. Article 29 is incompatible with administrative penalties by the parties, which may be subject to administrative review under the law or may be prosecuted directly to the People's Court. Substantially non-application of administrative review and failure to prosecute and punishment decisions may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court. Article 31 Abuse of duties,ys and negligence by the staff of the radio administration is subject to administrative disposal by their units or superior authorities; constitutes an offence and transferred to the judiciary. Chapter IX Article 31 of this approach is interpreted by the Government of the city. Article 32 of this approach has been implemented effective 18 January 172. |
