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(Act No. 151 of 28 November 2002 of the People's Government Order No. 151 of the Province of San Suu Kyi issued a decision to amend the regulations of 10 provincial governments, such as the Modalities for the Control of Sexual Diseases in the Province of San Suu Kyi on 31 October 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen radio management, maintain air power order, effectively utilize radio FM resources, ensure the normal conduct of various radio operations and develop this approach in line with the National People's Radio Regulations. Article 2 provides for the establishment, use of radio stations (other than military systems) and the development, production, sale, import of radio launch equipment and the use of radio-washing equipment in the administrative area of the province. Article 3. Radio frequency spectrum resources are owned by the State, and the principle of unity of leadership, centralized management, sub-classification and paid use is applied. Article IV should strengthen the management of radios at all levels. The national security, public safety, construction, business administration, quality technical supervision, price, customs and environmental protection sectors should assist radio management agencies in the management of radio in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 establishes, using radio stations and units and individuals that develop, produce, sell and import radio launch equipment in accordance with the law, their legitimate rights and interests are protected by law. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect radio FM resources in accordance with the law and to maintain the air power order. Chapter II Article 6. Provincial radio management and municipal radio management in the area of construction are responsible for the management of radio in the present administration, under the leadership of provincial, municipal and top-level radio management agencies. The primary responsibility is: (i) Establish specific provisions for the management of radio within the present administrative area in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations; (ii) Review of the location of the radio station and station (stay) in accordance with the authorization authority to refer to the frequency and calls for the distribution of radio stations (stay stations), the approval of radio stations (stays), and the licence of a radio station; (iii) Radio monitoring; (iv) Implementation of oversight inspections for the establishment, use of radio stations and units and individuals for the development, production, sale, import of radio launch equipment; (v) The management of overseas radios within the authority; (vi) Coordination of radio management with military systems; (vii) The collection of registration fees and frequency of occupancy fees under national regulations; (viii) Execution of radio control by law. Article 7 Radio management in the district (communes, areas) is the responsibility of the People's Office of the District (communes, districts) and should be based on a clear management body or personnel who are required to perform radio management within the present administrative area, under the leadership of the people of the district (markets, districts) and the top-level radio administration. The primary responsibility is: (i) Approval, referral and personal establishment (station) applications; (ii) Assistance to senior radio management in the collection of registration and frequency-of-charge fees; (iii) Monitoring and verification of the use, sale of radio launch equipment; (iv) To receive complaints of interference with radio stations and individuals, and to facilitate the identification of the top-level radio administrations. Article 8. The central presence in Ruru (s) units, the provincial elite (stay) sector, and the establishment of a larger number of units, should assist the radio administration in the management of radio stations or units in accordance with the needs of the work. Chapter III Establishment and use of radio stations Article 9 sets up radio stations and shall be authorized by the appropriate radio management authorities in accordance with the State's mandated authorization. The Central Rru Unit, the province's immediate office in the Zambian region, the area of communication or the establishment of a network of cross-construction zones in the service area, should be approved by provincial radio management agencies. The area of communication or service is established or is located in the region of the city, with the approval of the municipal radio administration in the area. No units and individuals are prohibited from establishing radio stations. Article 10 establishes radio stations and shall have the following conditions: (i) Radio equipment meets national technical standards; (ii) Reliable work environment; (iii) The operators have the corresponding operational skills and qualifications; (iv) Sound management systems and measures. Article 11. The establishment of radio stations should be made available to the radio management body for written requests covering elements such as the grounds, the type of stations, the service area and the frequency to be used. In addition to the submission of written requests, the following categories should be established: (i) The establishment of cross-market networks and large-scale stations to submit web design documents; (ii) The establishment of radio stations by a private enterprise or by a person, to submit valid documents and to the confirmation by the National Commission of residence (Leal); (iii) The establishment of the remaining radio stations (shalls) to be submitted to the Provincial Radio Campaign Association for the approval of the “Preparation for the Establishment of the Cultivate Radio Deuture” or the “Information for the Establishment of an Emissions for the Individual Industries”. The establishment of a radio station on aircraft, ship or vehicle must be subject to a radio licence as prescribed, and radio technology information should be reported to the radio management body. Article 12. Upon receipt of the request by the Radio Management Service of the establishment (at the station), the relevant procedures are reviewed for compliance with the conditions of the establishment (at the station): (i) The establishment of a station (stop) unit or individual completes the application form for the establishment of radio stations; (ii) The frequency of the distribution; (iii) The establishment of a sub-head unit or a person to carry out technical designs according to the frequency of the assigned; (iv) Monitoring and testing of the electromagnetic environment and equipment at the station (station); (v) Approval of the information and test reports of the establishment (station) and the operation of the Approval (station); (vi) After the probationary operation, the establishment of a station(s) unit or a person, in accordance with the approval of the documents, shall receive a radio licence by the appropriate radio administration. Article 13, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macao Special Administrative Region, Taiwan and offshore agencies or individuals have established radio stations in my province, shall apply to provincial or local radio management agencies. Article XIV strictly controls the establishment of radio stations at airports, in the vicinity of ports and in the hills, in high-ta and in high-level buildings. There is a real need for the establishment of a station (sites) around the airport or the port, subject to an electromagnetic environmental monitoring, argument. It was argued that there was no harmful interference with the airport or the port radio station and that it was in line with national provisions relating to the environmental protection of the electromagnetic environment, which could be set up in accordance with the requirement for the establishment of a stand-alone. The property rights units or management units of high-level buildings shall not be provided by unauthorized units or individuals. Article 15 units and individuals authorized by the establishment, use of radio stations should be subject to national confidentiality provisions that are not sent and received signals that are not relevant to the work, and that they should not be allowed to increase the rate of launch and increase the space line. Article 16 has been approved for the establishment, use of units and individuals at the radio stations, a change cell (station) site or a temporary radio station ( station), which should apply for changes or establishments (stays); a standstill, absorption or release of a radio station ( stations) and a related procedure must be taken to the authorized agencies. The establishment of radio stations in the urban area should be in line with urban planning. In planning high-level buildings, the urban planning authorities should protect radio stations, microwaways and radio monitoring facilities to ensure the necessary work environment. The construction facility produces radio-policy radiation that may cause harmful interference with the radio station, and its choice point should be determined by the urban planning authorities following the radio management certificate. Chapter IV In accordance with the National Radio Frequency Digestation and frequency Approval authority, the provincial radio management is responsible for the frequency of radio stations throughout the province, the designations and approvals. Upon State approval or authorization, provincial radio management authorities may determine users in a manner that allows for tendering or auctions. The frequency of approval by the municipal radio management in the area is based on the competencies established by the provincial radio administrations; the frequency of receipt and referral of applications for approval by provincial radio management bodies. The prohibition of violations of the relevant provisions of the State refers to the frequency of preparation and approval. Article 19, the central presence in Ruru ( station) unit, the provincial governor's immediate position ( station) sector, which is allocated to the system in a timely manner, should make planning programmes and reproduce the provincial and local radio management files; and the installation of a stand-alone (station) process should be conducted in accordance with the provisions of this approach. Article 20 should enhance the protection of aviation navigation and the frequency of safe communications in water, and should be done in a timely manner when air navigation and the frequency of safe communications. Article 21, without the approval of national and provincial radio management bodies, does not transfer the frequency of any units or individuals. The frequency of rental or secession is prohibited. Sections and individuals established at the second article shall not change the frequency of their work. Frequency use expires and must continue to be used, as required. Article 23. Provincial radio management should be coordinated in advance with the Chinese People's Liberation Army (SPLA) stationed inru, the Radio Management Service of the Armed Police Force (AFPS) when it refers to the frequency of the FM. Article 24 requires the control of units and individuals using radio launch equipment or radioactive radio-washing equipment in the region as a result of national security, major tasks or emergencies. Chapter V Management and supervision of radio launch equipment Article 25 Development, production of radio launch equipment shall submit written requests and relevant information to the municipal radio management body in the establishment area, which shall be submitted to the National Radio Management Agency for approval by the provincial radio administrations after clearance. The development, production of radio launch equipment must take effective measures to curb electrical launches, and the launch of effective launch tests must be submitted to radio management agencies for approval. Article 26 import of radio launch equipment (consortiums), its frequency and technical indicators must be in line with the relevant provisions of national radio management and, with the approval of the provincial radio management, the Customs voucher import review of radio equipment. Article 27, when industrial production, scientific research, medical equipment, heavy power lines and other electrical equipment are harmful to interference with radio stations ( stations), the use of equipment units or individuals must take measures to eliminate them; the immediate use of air equipment, ship, vehicle safety operation or other frequency of dangerous communications must be stopped immediately. Article 28, law enforcement officers of the radio administration, when monitoring inspections, are subject to appropriate measures, must be coordinated by the inspection units and individuals. Law enforcement officials go beyond their duties or abuse of their functions, and the parties have the right to refuse, complain, or prosecute. Chapter VI Radio monitoring and testing Article 29 provides for the monitoring of radio signals and for the regular work of radio stations ( stations). The primary responsibility is: (i) Monitoring whether radio stations (stills) are operating according to approved projects; (ii) Monitoring the electromagnetic environment of radio stations; (iii) The main technical indicators for the detection of radio equipment, which are charged under national regulations; (iv) Identification of radio disruptive sources and unauthorized radio stations; (v) Monitoring radio radication of non-radio equipment; (vi) Technical training and advisory services; (vii) Other responsibilities provided by the Radio Management Service. Article 33, with the approval of the establishment and use of radio stations, should be screened by the provincial or district municipal radio monitoring stations as prescribed by the State; the use must be stopped without testing. The frequency of the production, sale and import of radio launch equipment (FM), the use of technical indicators such as bandwidth, launch power and trajective launches should be detected by radio monitoring stations; and the discontinuation of production, sale or import by radio management authorities in accordance with national technical standards. Chapter VII Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, there are one of the following cases in which the municipal radio management authorities in the provinces or districts may give warnings, seizures or confiscation of equipment, confiscation of the punishment of the proceeds of illicit origin; in exceptional circumstances, fines up to 5,000 yen or revoke their radio licences and recover the frequency: (i) Resistance, use of radio stations or the frequency of illicit occupation; (ii) The development, production or import of radio launch equipment in accordance with national provisions; (iii) Interference of legitimate radio operations; (iv) The unauthorized change of the approved project by sending or receiving signals that are not relevant to the work; (v) The frequency of transfers, rents or variation. Article 33 does not provide for the payment of radio frequency fees, or municipal radio management agencies in the province or area may give warning or fines of up to 1000. Article 34, in violation of this approach, provides for significant losses to States, groups or individuals, which should be held in accordance with the law; the radio management body should recommend accountability for the responsible and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible in the relevant departments. Article XV Abuse of duties, negligence, in favour of private fraud by the staff of the Radio Regulatory Authority, is subject to administrative disposition by the unit of the agency or by the superior body; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Chapter VIII Article XVI of this approach refers to a combination of launchers, receivers and launchers necessary to carry out radio operations (including subsidiary equipment). Article 37 of this approach was implemented effective 1 January 2003. |
