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(Health No. 108 of 31 December 2003) Chapter I General Article I, in order to strengthen the management of people's air defence and air alert communications, guarantees the free, accurate, prompt and prompt protection of the life and property security of the State and the people, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the laws, regulations, such as the People's Defence Law of the People's Republic of China, the Blackon Province of the Republic of China. Article 2, this approach applies to the construction, communication security and the management of signals issued by the People's Air Warning Facility within the city's administration. Units and individuals within this city's administration should be subject to this approach. Article 3 of this approach refers to communications used for the transmission and distribution of anti-airtic and disaster warning signals. This approach refers to the infrastructure for the issuance of warning signals, including warning equipment, communications and control equipment, dedicated line (ITU) routes. Article IV prevents air warning communications from using a synergistic approach, providing communications security for air strikes in times of war, providing emergency services for the seizure of risk relief and response to emergencies. Article 5. This approach is implemented by the Municipal People's Defence Service (hereinafter referred to as the defence authority). Regional, district and communal defence authorities are responsible for the management of air-warning communications within the jurisdiction. The municipal defence authorities may entrust the defence authority of the people of the Harhama railway branch (hereinafter referred to as the railway defence authority), responsible for the management of air warning communications within the system. units such as construction, planning, radio, radio, television, communications, and electricity, news agencies, are aligned with the management of air-warning communications in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter II Article 6 Article 7 provides for each square kilometre in the city and in the construction town, a set of air-warning facilities should be set up, with a specific place determined by the municipal defence authorities on the basis of the planning of the air-warning facilities. Article 8. The air defence facility is installed by the municipal defence authorities. The air-warning facilities are established in the relevant units (hereinafter referred to as the unit of the air-warning facility) and are managed by the units of the air-warning facility and are responsible for the maintenance of the air conditioning facility in the residential area, with the responsibility of the property management unit, and the costs borne by local defence authorities. The units and individuals concerned should facilitate the installation of air-warning facilities without interference. Article 9 establishes new construction, alteration, expansion of construction works for established air-warning facilities, and the municipal defence authorities should install air-warning facilities when construction works. Article 10. The air-warning facility is protected by law and no unit or person shall be allowed to move or dismantle. The units of the air-warning facility or the property management unit, which require mobile or dismantled air-warning facilities for special circumstances, should be submitted in advance to the municipal defence authorities for a written request and be moved or dismantled by the municipal defence authorities in accordance with the requirements. Article 11. The electricity sector should provide assistance to the installation, mobile air defence and warning facilities, giving priority to the provision of anti-air alert facilities and granting preferential electricity to facilities. Article 12: The units of the air-warning facility or the property management unit shall comply with the following provisions: (i) Designated personnel to maintain the maintenance of air-warning facilities in this unit or in the current management area, in accordance with standards, and to ensure that air-warning facilities are good; (ii) When air alert signals are issued, the designated person is subject to procedural supervision, finding that problems are reported to the defence authorities or bodies in a timely manner; (iii) Accommodating and inspecting with defence authorities or institutions. Article 13, Regional, district (market) defence authorities, railway authorities, should conduct regular oversight inspections of the maintenance of air-warning facilities in the area or in the system. Municipal defence authorities should conduct regular screening of air-warning facilities. The maintenance standards for air-warning facilities are effectively developed by the municipal defence authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Chapter III War signal management Article 14. The warning signal is divided into defence warning signals and warning signals. The air alert signals are issued in accordance with the following: (i) Pre-warning: 36 seconds, 24 seconds and three times more. (ii) Air strike alerts: six seconds, 6 seconds, 15 repeated. (iii) Releasing the warning: three minutes. The Disaster Warning signal was issued according to the following: (i) fire warning: 20 seconds, 10 seconds and 6 repeated. (ii) Warning: 10 seconds, 20 seconds and 6 repeated. Other disaster warning signals are issued on the basis of needs. Article 15 distributes fire warning signals within the city area, by the Supreme Head of the Urban Defence Mobilization Commission, by issuing orders, by the Mayor. In the district (market) region, a warning signal was issued by the highest head of the National Defence Mobilization Commission in the district (commune); a warning signal was issued by the governor of the District (market). The municipal, district (commune) defence authorities, in accordance with orders, have issued warning signals through the air-warning network. Upon the issuance of warning signals by district (commune) defence authorities, the municipal defence authorities should be reported. No unit or individual may unauthorizedly issue warning signals or use the same audio signal as air defence. Article 16 provides warning signals to the authorities of the city, the district (commune) and, in the event of a uniform control of the telecommunications network, the units of the air-warning facility should be promptly organized to pass manually and to use the vehicle fire-fighting equipment to carry out mobile alerts. Article 17 Radio management should provide safeguards for the frequent frequency of defence communications in local radio management cases. No unit or person shall be occupied, confused or interfered with the specific frequency of air-warning communications. Article 18 The communications sector should give preferential and priority to the line (electronic) needed to prevent air warning communications. Article 19 Departments and units with internal communications systems, such as military, communications, radio, television, should be used in accordance with national provisions for the use of internal communications systems to communicate defence warning signals as a matter of priority in wartime; and the provision of interfaces to meet the communications standards in the first instance for the defence of air alert communications and the integration of the communications security system. Article 20 was a warning day for air strikes in this city on 18 September. The trial was organized by the authorities of the city, the district (market) and issued a notice of 5 days prior to the trial. Article 21, broadcasts, television, newspapers, etc., should give priority to the dissemination, publication of warning signals, information, and, in accordance with the need for reimbursable warning, the promotion and public announcement. Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, there is one of the following acts, either by the municipal, district, district or district (market) defence authorities or by the commissioning agency, which, in accordance with the authority of management, is punishable by the period of time, may impose a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for individuals and for more than 500,000 dollars for the unit, and damages under the law: (i) Use the same signals as air defence alerts. (ii) Removal of air-warning facilities. (iii) The obstruction of the installation of air-warning facilities and the denial of correction. Article 23 deliberately destroys or steals air-warning equipment, facilities that do not constitute crimes, and punishes the public security sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; and acts of criminal responsibility by law. Article 24, Civil Defence and Air Managers should perform their duties in accordance with the law and should not be subject to negligence, abuse of authority, and provocative fraud. In violation of the provisions of this article, the administrative disposition of the unit of which it is located or of the superior authority shall be subject to criminal responsibility by law. Article 25 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 26 deals with the treatment of fines and fines, in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces. Chapter V Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2004. |
