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(Adopted at the 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government, held on 4 June 2004, by Decree No. 33 of 29 June 2004 No. 33 of the Order of the People's Government of the city of Zenin, on 1 July 2004) The Government of the city has decided to amend the Radio Management Scheme of the city of Narzin (No. 8 of the 2001 People's Government Order) as follows: Article 4, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, was merged to read as follows: ii. Reclassification of “commune radio management” to “market information management”. This decision has been implemented effective 1 July 2004. The Radio Management Scheme of the city of Nusaz was re-published in accordance with the respective amendments to this decision. I hereby request to petition the Fourth Committee at its meeting on the question of Western Sahara. (Adopted by the Government of the city on 22 October 2004 in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the People of the city on the revision of the Radio Management of the Dayz city) Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in line with the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the National People's Republic of China. Article 2 Radio FM resources are owned by the State and their use and management should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, sound development, science management and reimbursable use. Article 3 units and individuals established in this city, using radio stations, and developing, producing, importing radio launch equipment and using radio-washing non-radio equipment, should be in compliance with this approach and the State provides otherwise. Radio launch equipment referred to in this approach include radio communications, navigation, positioning, measurement, observation, radar, remote sensing, radio, television and radio-washing equipment. Article IV. The municipal information management is responsible for the management of radio throughout the city and is responsible for the implementation of this approach. The authorities, such as customs, communications, transport, public safety, national security, quality technical supervision, planning, and business, should be able to manage radio within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 requires the establishment, use of radio stations for communications or services in the city, which shall be approved by the municipal information management. Upon receipt of a radio licence under the relevant national regulations, the information management case should be made available to the city. Article 6. The establishment, use of radio stations should be consistent with the conditions set by the State and submit written requests to the city's information management to complete the application form for the establishment of radio stations. The establishment of the remaining radio stations (shalls) should also provide, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National Association of Radioactives, the relevant documentation for the approval of the agreement. Article 7. Upon receipt of the request by the municipal information management of the establishment (at the stations), the decision on admissibility should be taken within 5 days. The existence of a standby (station) is justified by the clear legitimacy, consistent with the harmonized planning requirements and the availability of resources that can be referred to. The establishment (at the station) is justified by the non-legal or non-availability of the FM resources, and the municipal information management should make an inadmissibility decision and inform the applicant in writing. Article 8. Upon receipt by the municipal information management of the request for the establishment of a post (station), the relevant procedures should be based on the following procedures: (i) The frequency of distribution by municipal information management to the applicant; (ii) The applicant shall be designed in accordance with the frequency of the pre-representation; the State shall conduct an electromagnetic environmental test or interfere with the analysis, and the applicant shall also entrust with the testing or analysis of the mandated units; (iii) Upon review by the municipal information management of the construction and probation operation of the radio station ( stations) after the design of the desk ( stations) and related testing, analysis reports; (iv) Radio stations (shalls) have completed the period of probationary operation and have access to radio licences by the applicant to pay the frequency of occupancy. Article 9. The establishment of fixed radio stations such as Microwashing should be in line with the city's urban planning requirements and procedures for clearance. Article 10 Radio stations ( stations) should be operational in accordance with approved projects. Changes are required and should be agreed by the approved authorities. The use of radio stations ( stations) should guarantee that radio launch equipment is operating within the approved technical parameters without disrupting other legitimate radio operations. The radio launch equipment used by radio stations ( stations) is subject to a regular detection system. The specific test approach was developed by the city's information management, followed by the approval of the Government. The use of radio launch equipment for regular testing should be delegated to units with statutory test qualifications and to report the results to the municipal information management. The use of radio launch equipment that is not in compliance with national requirements should be rehabilitated or replaced in a timely manner. By refusing to repair or replace radio launch equipment that is not in keeping with national requirements, the municipal information management can recover its frequency of distribution. Article 14. Article 15 is underutilized and needs to be adjusted or recovered to the frequency of distribution, and municipal information management should consult with the frequency of users. Recovering the frequency of the use of the assigned amount for the direct economic loss of the user, it should be granted economic compensation to the user. Article 16 prohibits the frequency of unauthorized transfers, rental or conversion of radio by any organization or individual. Article 17 uses radio frequency and should pay for frequency. Registration fees should be paid. In violation of this approach, the municipal information management has given warnings that it is responsible for paying its deadlines; that it is still not paid after the end of the period of lag, with five lapses per day; and that the city information management can recover the frequency of the distribution. Article 18 In accordance with the provisions of the National Mitigation or Removal Frequencies, the municipal information management should be reduced or distributed by law. The relevant units and individuals should be synchronized when the municipal information management and the radio management inspector are inspected by law. Article 20, in violation of the requirements of radio management, should be punished by the municipal information management in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city; in the event of serious crimes, they should be criminalized by law. Article 21, in relation to the following offences, municipal information management has the right to intervene using technical means: (i) The illegal use of radio frequency; (ii) Disclosure of harmful signals of interference; (iii) Other offences requiring technical interference by law, regulations. Radio management of the military system (including militias) is not applicable. The State has special provisions for radio management by public security agencies, the VAF, the National Security Agency and the human defence system. Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2004. |
