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(Adopted at the 53rd ordinary meeting of the Government of the Beijing City on 25 September 2006 No. 175 of 11 October 2006 in Beijing City People's Government Order No. 175 of 1 December 2006) Article 1 provides for the maintenance of the air power order in the city, the effective use of radio frequency-scale resources, the regular conduct of various radio operations, and the development of this approach in the light of the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the Radio Management Regulations). Article 2 uses radio frequency within the city's administration, the establishment, use of radio stations (stations), the development, production, import, sale and maintenance of radio launch equipment, the use of radio-washing non-radio equipment, which should be in compliance with the Radio Management Regulations and this approach. Radio management of military systems is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of national and military forces. Article 3. The municipal radio management is responsible for the management of the present city's radio under the leadership of the National Radio Administration and the Government of the People. Public safety, business administration, quality technical supervision, planning, environmental protection, radio and television sectors are subject to the division of duties. Sectors responsible for the management of radio have been identified by the district, the people of the district, in conjunction with the supervision of the municipal radio administration. Article IV Radio management agencies should develop their radio frequency, call use programmes, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National Radio Frequency Management; and adapt in a timely manner, in accordance with the National Radio Frequency Adjustment. Article 5 requests for the use of radio frequency, calls, written requests should be submitted to the municipal radio management authorities and reports on the use of radio frequency programmes and feasibility. In accordance with the authorization authority, municipal radio management refers to eligible radio frequency, application No. Article 6 units and individuals with access to radio frequency use rights (hereinafter referred to as frequent users) shall be subject to the frequency of use approved by the municipal radio administration and, as prescribed, the frequency of payment to the municipal radio administration. No unit or individual shall be allowed to prepare, use radio calls without approval, to expand the use of frequency or to change the use of use, and to transfer, rent or alter the frequency of rental radio. Article 7 Radio management authorities should indicate the frequency of the transmission of radios, in accordance with national requests for a clear deadline for the use of radio frequency. The use of the time period would require continued use, and the frequent users should submit requests for extensions to the municipal radio management authorities by 30 years of time. Article 8. The frequency of radio assigned by the municipal radio administration, in addition to the reasons for non-refusibility, exceeds one year of unused or used to meet the requirements of the original distribution, was recovered by the municipal radio administration in all or part by the designated radio frequency and informed the frequency of use in writing. Article 9. The frequency of use is required to end in advance, and the frequency users should conduct write-off procedures within 30 days of the end of the use. Article 10 allows municipal radio management authorities to adjust or recover the frequency of the assigned radio due to the national adjustment of radio frequency planning, distribution programmes and the need for national interest or public interest. In making adjustments or recovering radio frequency decisions by the municipal radio administrations, announcements should be issued in a timely manner to inform the frequent users. The frequency users should be executed in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 11. Applications for the establishment and use of radio stations should submit written requests and related materials to the municipal radio administration. The municipal radio administration should review in a statutory period of time, grant a radio licence in accordance with conditions, inform the parties in writing and explain the reasons. Transfers, forged or converted radio stations are prohibited. Article 12 Radio stations in key areas such as high mountains, high-ta, high-level buildings and airports, published in this city, should be tested for electromagnetic inclusive analysis, consistent with the electromagnetic requirements. Article 13, radio stations with field radio licences to enter the city, shall be licensed by radio stations to the municipal radio management authorities in connection with access to the city and to use radio stations as required. Article XIV units or individuals who obtain a radio licence shall work in accordance with the approved project and technical parameters. Changes in approved projects or technical parameters should be required to apply to the municipal radio management authorities for procedures. Article 15. The suspension, debriefing or removal of radio stations by law shall be carried out in a timely manner, and the licence of the radio station shall be recovered. Users should take measures to dismantle, store or destroy radio stations and their related equipment. Article 16, setting up, using radio stations, should be in line with the provisions of the State and the city's urban planning, city interpretation, environmental protection, and agreements with the owner providing the establishment of the premises to clarify the responsibility for the maintenance of radio stations (stays) and their associated facilities. Units and individuals providing a station should be made available to the municipal radio management for the preparation of the site, in conjunction with the electromagnetic analysis test of the municipal radio administration and no one for unauthorized radio stations (stays). The units and individuals providing the establishment should comply with the relevant provisions of the radio management to cooperate with the inspection of the radio administration. Article 17 The municipal radio administration should prepare specific planning for radio monitoring facilities, in accordance with the needs of the current city radio management. The municipal planning sector should include radio monitoring facilities in urban planning. The planning sector should listen to the views of the municipal radio management agencies when the construction projects that may affect the effectiveness of radio monitoring are approved by the radio monitoring facility in the context of electromagnetic environmental protection. Article 18 conducts radio electromagnetic environmental testing in this city, reporting to municipal radio management authorities at least 7 days in advance and under the supervision of the municipal radio administration. No units and individuals shall be allowed to carry out radio electromagnetic environmental tests. Environmental protection and other relevant government departments conduct electromagnetic environmental tests in the performance of their duties, in accordance with relevant national provisions. Article 19 frequency and frequency of work required to develop radio launch equipment should be in line with technical standards and relevant national radio management provisions. The development of the applicant shall submit written requests and relevant information to the municipal radio management body, as required. The approved units and individuals should be developed in accordance with the technical indicators, such as the frequency, frequency and launch power rates approved; applications should be resubmitted when changing technical indicators. Article 20 Production of radio launch equipment, the frequency, frequency and technical indicators of their work should be in line with the relevant provisions of national radio management and the reporting of national radio management bodies or municipal radio management requests. Radio launch equipment that is not in line with technical standards and relevant national radio management cannot be produced. Article 21, when developing and producing radio launch equipment, should take effective measures to curb HCFCs. Effective launch tests are needed and should be approved by the municipal radio administration. The frequency, frequency and technical indicators of work should be consistent with the relevant provisions of national radio management. A written request should be made to the municipal radio management authorities for the import or temporary import of radio launch equipment (contained air fleets and the installation of radio launch equipment for other importing equipment) and, if approved, the processing of a customs clearance procedure in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 23. The sale and maintenance of radio launch equipment shall be subject to the relevant regulatory provisions of the State and the city. The municipal radio administration should cooperate with the business administration sector to monitor the sale of radio launch equipment by law. The sale of radio launch equipment that is not in accordance with the national requirements for radio management and technical standards; the maintenance of radio launch equipment shall not alter the approved technical parameters. Article 24 Production, use of radio-washing equipment must be in compliance with the relevant national provisions and no harmful interference with radio operations. In the event of harmful interference with the radio station, the owner or the user must take timely measures to eliminate it. Article 25 Radio launch equipment used should be maintained on a regular basis, ensuring that its indicators are consistent with national technical standards. Article 26 Radio management in the city should strengthen monitoring by law of the radio electromagnetic environment and radio stations in the city and redeploy the relevant units and individual deadlines identified in the monitoring. The municipal radio administration should test radio launch equipment in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The relevant units and individuals should stop using radio launch equipment that is not in compliance with national technical standards. Article 27, when the municipal radio administration conducts oversight inspections, has the right to take the following measures: (i) Conduct on-site inspections, surveys and evidence; (ii) To request the inspected units and individuals to provide information and documentation; (iii) The implementation of technical measures against the frequency of unauthorized use of radio stations and the establishment of radio stations; (iv) Pre-registration of evidence such as radio launch equipment used unlawfully by law. The Government of the communes can enforce radio control within the specific time, region, frequency, mandatory management of the use of radio launch equipment and radio-washing radio-based equipment. During the implementation of radio control, all units and individuals in the region that regulate the establishment, use of radio launch equipment and radio-washing non-radio equipment must comply with the relevant provisions of the control. Article 29 does not provide for the payment of radio frequency royalties, which is paid by the municipal radio management agency for a period of time; overdue payments are added to the provision. Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides that in one of the following cases, the municipal radio management body may grant warning, seizure or confiscation of equipment, forfeiture of the proceeds of illicit origin, in accordance with the Radio Regulations, and, in the event of serious circumstances, fines of up to 5,000 dollars or revoke their radio licences: (i) To change unauthorized projects such as radio station sites, altitudes, launch power and frequency of use; (ii) Extent to expand the use of radio frequency and to change use; (iii) The unauthorized preparation and use of radio calls; (iv) The development, production of radio launch equipment, the absence of effective measures to curb the electrical launch and the harmful interference with the legitimate radio stations (stills); (v) In the development, production of radio launch equipment, the testing of effective launch tests has been carried out; (vi) The establishment, use of radio launch equipment that is not in accordance with national provisions or technical standards and disrupt radio operations; (vii) The use of radio-washing non-radio equipment to cause harmful interference with legitimate radio users and the suspension of the use of an order of impunity. Article 31, in violation of this approach, provides that units and individuals providing places for others are not required for the location or that they do not comply with the obligation to cooperate in the identification of a radio station in violation of the law, have a serious impact, and that the municipal radio management agencies are warned that they can and receive a fine of up to $20,000. In violation of this approach, radio electromagnetic environmental tests have not been reported or are not subject to scrutiny, and the municipal radio management body is responsible for the change of the deadline and warnings that can be fined up to 5,000. Article 33, which is one of the following offences, has been corrected by the municipal radio management agency for a period of time, warnings that could be accompanied by a fine of up to 30,000 dollars: (i) Transfer, falsification or conversion of radio stations; (ii) To stop use, remove radio stations, and to refrain from the removal, storage or destruction of measures; (iii) To reject the implementation of the State or the city's adjustment and recovery of the frequency of the distribution; (iv) Non-compliance with radio regulations. The sale of radio launch equipment that is incompatible with national radio management or technical standards is punishable by law by the business administration. Article XV, in violation of State provisions, deliberately disrupts the normal conduct of radio operations or creates harmful interference with the regular operation of radio stations ( stations) and, after the administrative sanctions imposed by the municipal radio administration, has refused to take effective measures to eliminate them, and the public security authorities are punished accordingly, in accordance with article 28 of the Law on Security of the People's Republic of China. Article 36, in violation of the State's provisions, has been established, used by radio stations ( stations) or by unauthorized frequency of occupation, has stopped the use of a warrant and disrupted the normal conduct of radio communications, causing grave consequences, constituting a crime and criminal responsibility by law. Article 37 establishes and uses the remaining radio stations to be administered in accordance with the national regulations governing the management of the remaining radio stations. Article 38 of this approach was implemented effective 1 December 2006. Decree No. 4 of the Government of the People of Beijing, 17 April 1993, the first amendment to the Beijing Municipal Government No. 12 of 31 December 1997, the approval of the Government of the people of Beijing on 1 July 1995, the issuance of the Beijing Municipal Radio Authority on 1 August 1995, the first amendment to the Beijing People's Government Order No. 12 of 31 December 1997, the second amendment to the production of radio equipment pursuant to Order No. 92 of 11 February 2002 and the elimination of the importation of the city. |
