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(Adopted by the 25th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sihan, 2 December 2005) Article 1 provides for strengthening the management of Internet-based service places, regulating the operation of operators, preserving the legitimate rights and interests of the public and operators, guaranteeing the health development of the Internet's operation in the service area, promoting the development of socialist spiritual civilization, and developing this approach in line with the provisions of legal regulations such as the Regulations governing the management of Internet-based service locations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). The Internet access service places referred to in this approach refer to operating places such as Internet access, computer recreation rooms, etc., through computer-based devices. Article 3. The operation and management activities of Internet-based service sites in the city's administration area shall be subject to this approach. Activities within units such as schools, libraries and libraries to obtain information and access to Internet services for specific target audiences should be adhered to the relevant legislation, but this approach is not applicable. Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (zones) should strengthen their leadership in monitoring the management of Internet-based service locations, and implement a regulatory system that integrates and is owned. The Government's cultural administration at the district level is responsible for the establishment of an Internet-based service operating unit and is responsible for the supervision of the operation of Internet-based Internet-based web-based service units established by law; the supervision by public security authorities of information network safety, security and fire safety management for Internet service operators; the management of the registration and licensing of operating units of Internet-based service operators in the business sector, and the supervision of the functions of the Internet service management units within their respective jurisdictions. Article 5 establishes a unified planning, total control, rationalization and strict clearance of Internet-based service locations. In accordance with the relevant provisions, the municipal cultural administration has established the total number of Internet-based Internet-based service places in the administrative area and the planning of the Ministry, with the approval of the Government of the city, following the approval of the provincial cultural administration. The development of Internet-based web-based services is encouraged to operate and actively guide Internet-based web-based service locations to scale, lock, thematicization, branding. Article 6. The establishment of Internet-based service places should take the form of the organization of the enterprise, in line with the total number of operating places on the Internet in the city and the planning of its offices, as well as the conditions set out in article 8 of the Regulations. The application for the establishment of an Internet-based service locked enterprise should be in line with the organizational norms that operate and with the conditions set by the Department's Cultural Administration. The cultural administration, the public security authority, the business administration sector should provide an indication of the conditions and procedures for the opening of Internet-based web-based services at office or in the media. Article 7. The establishment of Internet-based service places shall apply to the local (zone) cultural administration and submit the following documents: (i) The name of the pre-approved letter and statute; (ii) The identity of the legal representative or the principal head; (iii) Fund credit certificates; (iv) A certificate of interest in the place of business; or (v) Other submissions required by law. Article 8. The cultural administration of the district (zone) shall take a decision within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request; shall be reviewed, in accordance with conditions and shall be issued to the approval document agreed upon. After obtaining approval of documentation, the applicant shall complete the construction of the operating premises, facilities and equipment, in accordance with the conditions established by the Internet's web service. After the completion of the construction process, the applicant has agreed to establish the approval document to apply to the public security authorities for the safety and fire safety clearance of the information network. Public security authorities should decide within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request; receive the approval of the document, subject to inspection and clearance of qualifications on the ground. The applicant's approval of the document by the public security authority applies to the district (zone) cultural administration for the application of the Cybercultural Licence. The cultural administration of the district (zone) should decide within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the application and after the submission of the municipal cultural administration case; and, subject to inspection and clearance of qualifications, to the Cybercultural Business Permit. For the applicant's application, the cultural administration or the public security authority should be reviewed in a manner that is incompatible with the conditions and should provide the applicant with a written justification. The applicant's licence for the operation of a culture of culture is available to the business administration for registration and, after the law receives a licence of business. Article 9. The establishment of an enterprise with a locked Internet-based service facility shall apply to the municipal cultural administration to report to the provincial cultural administration, subject to review, to approval documents agreed upon. With the relevant provisions of this approach, following the establishment of a specified number of direct-clock shops, the application for final approval was made to the provincial cultural administration, which is qualified and granted the Cybercultural Business Licence. After locking businesses to obtain a licence for cultural operations issued by the Provincial Cultural Administration, the owner may develop a licence (GNU) locks. No Internet access service may be established in the following areas or buildings: (i) The range of 200 metres around primary and secondary school parks; (ii) Residential residential buildings (the House); (iii) buildings that are not in compliance with the security requirements of public places. Article 11 Changes in the place of operation of Internet-based services or alterations, expansions of the place of business, changes in the number of computers or other important matters shall be subject to the prior approval of the cultural administration, public security authorities. Changes in names, residences, statutory representatives or principals, registered capital, web addresses or termination of business activities on the Internet should be registered or cancelled in accordance with the law and in the business administration sector, as well as in the pre-approved cultural administration, public security authorities, or the case. Article 12. Internet access to service places must be accessible to service providers through the Internet obtained by law, without access to the Internet, and the provision of computers used by the Internet's consumers must be accessible via the Internet. When Internet-based service operators operate to handle Internet access procedures, they should be provided with the Cybercultural Business Licence and a copy of the business licence; Internet access service providers may not provide access services for operating units operating on Internet-based Internet access sites without access to the Cybercultural Licence and licenses. The Internet access service operation units for Internet-based Internet-based Internet-based Internet-based Internet-based Internet-based services that have been revoked or licensed should end Internet access services; operating units for Internet-based Internet-based web-based web-based services at the Recruitment Restriction Facility should be suspended. Article XIII does not use Internet-based web-based service operating units and consumers to produce, download, replicate, publish, disseminate or otherwise use information containing information that endangers national interests, national interests, public interest, legitimate rights of others or instigation of crime; shall not use network games or other means of cascading activities; nor shall information on the safety of information networks be carried out. Article 14. Article 15. The operating unit of the Internet's Internet-based service does not allow minors under the age of 18 years to enter their places of work and shall be posted in the awaken place of the place of business or to fly the mark of minors. Article 16 provides that daily hours of operation of Internet-based service places must be in compliance with the provisions of the law. Article 17 Operational units of Internet-based service providers should place the Cultural Entrepreneurship and licenses at awakening place of business. Article 18 Article 19 Operational units of Internet-based services should check, register and document information on the Internet. The registration content and the record-keeping period shall not be less than 60 days and shall be provided in accordance with the law of the cultural administration, public security authorities. The registration content and the record-up shall not be amended or deleted during the maintenance period. Article 20 Operational units of Internet-based service providers should establish an internal inspection system. Business Managers, security managers and professional technicians should be inspected within the premises to guide consumers of the Internet in compliance with legal regulations and social ladder and to carry out a network of civilized health; it should be immediately stopped and reported to the local cultural administration, the public safety authority. Article 21 Operational units of Internet-based services should perform their functions under the law for security and fire safety management and comply with the following provisions: (i) Prohibition of fire lighting and smoking and ban smoking; (ii) Prohibition of the entry and storage of flammable and explosive items; (iii) No fixed closed window fence shall be installed; (iv) Prohibition of envelopes or blocks of windows, safe evacuation corridors and security exports during business; (v) None of any unauthorized cessation of the implementation of safety-technical measures. Article 22 Legal representatives of Internet-based service locations, key heads, operators, professionals should have relevant legal, fire safety and cybersecurity knowledge. Training guidance and services should be provided to the municipal, district (zone) cultural administration, public security agencies or industry associations. Article 23. The cultural administration, the public security authorities, the business administration sector should establish a system for monitoring inspections and monitoring the operation of Internet-based service operators. Article 24 provides that cultural administrations and public security authorities should implement technical measures for the management of technology and safe management of Internet-based services in accordance with the law and identify violations of Internet-based service premises and should take technical means to put an end in a timely manner. Section 25 of the Ministry of Culture, Public Security, and the Business Administration, in monitoring inspections, found that the offences in the operation of Internet-based services should be carried out in a timely manner and that they are not part of the management responsibilities of this sector should be communicated in a timely manner to the relevant sectors; and the authorities should be promptly checked. Article 26 The operating units of Internet-based services operate in contravention of the provisions of the relevant legal regulations and methods, which are subject to the suspension of the Cybercultural Business Licence, administrative penalties for the suspension of business licences and the withdrawal of the approved documents, and the decision of the cultural administration, the business administration and the public safety authority shall be taken in parallel with the decision of the decision to reproduce the relevant sectors, and the authorities shall be treated accordingly in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The locking shops in Internet-based service locks are subject to administrative penalties provided for in the previous paragraph or to the cancellation of approval documents, and the cultural administration of the location should report on a case-by-tier basis, and the municipal cultural administration. Article 27 provides that the cultural administration, the business administration sector operate on the Internet for unauthorized Internet access sites and the Internet-based web-based services that have been revoked by the Cybercultural Licence, shall notify and monitor Internet access to service providers immediately terminate their access; and that Internet access to service places for Internet access to be discontinued shall be informed and monitored in a timely manner. Article 28, the cultural administration of the city, the district (zone) should support the establishment of an industry association with Internet-based service operators to guide industry self-regulation. Article 29 encourages citizens, legal persons and other organizations to oversee the operation of Internet-based service operators. The municipal, district (zone) cultural administration may hire members of social groups and grass-roots self-government organizations, students' parents, teachers and other volunteers as obligatory supervisors to conduct social oversight of Internet-based service operations. Any unit or individual found to have been established on the Internet to operate on the Internet, unauthorized to operate on the Internet or to find that Internet-based services operate in violation of the law. Any unit and individual found that the management violates the legitimate rights and interests of Internet-based service places, the illegal approval of Internet-based service places or the unlawful operation of Internet-based service locations may be reported to the Government of the people of the location, senior management or administrative inspection services. After a report from the Government of the people of the location and the relevant authorities, the people should be assigned promptly to investigate and confidential the reportingers. Article 31 reported that the operating units and management of Internet-based services were severely violated and validated, and that the reportingers should be recognized and rewarded by the commune, district (zone) government or cultural administration. Article 32 Internet access to service providers violates article 12, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of this approach, and is responsible for the immediate termination or suspension of entry services by the cultural administration, the business administration and the imposition of fines of up to $50 million. Article 33 Operators of Internet-based services refuses to implement, disrupt the operation or unauthorized modification, modify the technical measures for operating management or security management technical measures, which are warned by the cultural administration, the public security authorities in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to correct the deadlines; and to impose a fine of up to $15,000 over 3000. Article XXX operates a non-net playing game by an operating unit of Internet-based services, which is warned by the cultural administration and can pay a fine of up to 5,000 yen; in exceptional circumstances, the suspension of the operation until the suspension of the Cybercultural Business Licence. Article XV of the Internet-based operating unit of the service area violates this approach by admitting minors to the Internet, by warning by the cultural administration of a fine of 500 to US$ 2000 for each of the three minors or more (three) minors to be admitted to the Internet, with a maximum of 15000 dollars under the Regulations, and a cumulative 2 minor or one of the three minors (including 3) to be admitted to the Internet, 15 days to be discontinued, in addition to the above-mentioned standard fines, three minors are admitted to the network of more than 8 minors. Article 36 Operators of Internet-based services have other acts in violation of the provisions of this approach, which imposes penalties as prescribed. Article 337 provides for approval and supervision of Internet-based service locations by the cultural administration, public security agencies, business administration and administration without charge of any fees. However, the laws, administrative regulations and regulations provide for their provisions. The Ministry of Culture, Public Security, Business Administration, unauthorized charges or omissions from statutory projects and standards are returned to the cost of unlawful charges by its superior administrative organs or inspection bodies, and administrative disposition by law is granted to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible. Interceptions, misappropriation, misappropriation or conversion of charges under the law have been made and administratively disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities are granted in accordance with the law; they constitute criminal liability by law. Article 338: The cultural administration, the public security authority, the business administration sector, in contravention of the approval of Internet-based service places, is redirected by a superior administrative body or an inspectorate, granting administrative disposal in accordance with the law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible; constitutes criminal liability under the law; causing damage to the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and liable under the law. The cultural administration, public security authorities, the business administration or other relevant departments and their staff are not subject to the supervision of the law or to the fact that the offence is not lawfully investigated by the law and that the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 39, Staff of the Cultural Administration, the Public Security Service, the Business Administration or other relevant departments, engaged in or converted to Internet-based service operations, engaged in or otherwise involved in the operation of Internet-based service providers, by law, to administrative disposal. The Ministry of Culture, the Public Security Service, the business administration or other relevant departments have a prior section to the administrative disposition of the responsible person directly responsible and other persons directly responsible, in accordance with the preceding paragraph. Article 40 does not determine the administrative penalties imposed by the parties against the cultural administration, the public security authority, the business administration or other relevant departments, or the non-approval of the application for its establishment or change may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. 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