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Implementation Measures For The Radio Management In Hubei Province

Original Language Title: 湖北省无线电管理实施办法

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(Review of the adoption of Publication No. 245 of the Order of the People's Government of the Northern Lakes Province on 14 May 2003)

Chapter I General
In order to strengthen radio management, maintain air power order, effectively utilize radio frequency resources and satellite orbit resources, guarantee the normal conduct of various radio operations, and develop this approach in the light of the National People's Republic of China Radio Management Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations).
Article 2 establishes and uses radio stations in each province (the stations) (hereinafter referred to as radio stations), develops, produces, imports, sells radio launch equipment and units and individuals using radio-washing equipment such as industry, science, medical, information technology, etc.) to comply with this approach.
Radio management of the military system does not apply.
The radio stations referred to in this approach refer to launch equipment, receipt of equipment or combinations for radio communications operations such as fixed, mobile, radio, television, radar, navigation, positioning, and radio-washing operations.
Article IV Radio frequency resources and satellite orbit resources are owned by all States, and the principles of integrated planning, centralized management and paid use are applied.
No unit or individual shall intrus or violate the use of radio frequency and satellite orbital resources.
Article 5 Radio management in the province is responsible for radio management.
The provincial radio management agency was established to perform radio management functions in accordance with the designated administrative regions.
In the relevant sectors of the Government of the above-ranking population, radio management is carried out in line with their respective responsibilities.
Chapter II Radio management
Article 6. The establishment, use of radio stations units and individuals must submit written requests and the necessary technical information to provincial radio management bodies or their dispatch agencies to obtain a radio licence in accordance with the procedures established.
Article 7. The establishment and use of radio stations shall have the following conditions:
(i) Radio equipment meets national standards;
(ii) The operators are familiar with the relevant provisions of the radio management and have access to operational radio stations through national examinations;
(iii) The need for radio network design programmes and consistent with the principles of economic legitimacy;
(iv) The work environment is reliable, with the establishment of units or individuals having corresponding management measures.
Article 8 requires the establishment of a radio station and shall provide the following information:
(i) Individual radio stations should be submitted for written requests and two copies for personal identification;
(ii) The establishment of a radio station to submit a written application to the unit;
(iii) The use of national radio management authorities to entrust the relevant departments of the Department of State with the establishment of radio stations, or the use of military frequency local radio stations, shall be submitted to the State Department for the frequency of the use of spare parts or SPLA radio administrations, and to receive radio licences in the provincial radio administrations or their dispatch agencies;
(iv) The establishment of a radio station on ships, aircraft vehicles, aircraft and aircraft should be submitted to the radio-related technical material for the registration process for provincial radio management authorities and the receipt of a radio licence;
(v) The establishment of the remaining radio stations should be accompanied by the approval of the radio movement associations of the authorization authority.
Article 9. Establishment of radio stations, subject to the following procedures:
(i) To request the establishment of a radio station to be declared to the radio management body in accordance with the principle of territorial management;
(ii) The establishment of radio stations units or individuals to complete the application form for the establishment of radio stations;
(iii) The frequency of distribution by radio management authorities;
(iv) The establishment of a radio station unit or a person to carry out the necessary technical designs at the prefabricated frequency, as well as a radio launch equipment approval certificate;
(v) The approval of the documents by the radio administration after reviewing qualifications for the technical design programme;
(vi) A nuclear radio licence after a test operation of 30 to 90 days, which was organized by the radio administration;
(vii) The establishment of units and individuals using public operating mobile terminal equipment, micro-power radio launch equipment that do not require the processing of radio approval procedures, but the use of equipment approved by national radio management authorities should be used. The use of public operating mobile terminal equipment is also required to enter the licence process in accordance with the provisions of the national information industry sector;
(viii) The use of public-level speaking machines does not require the establishment of a stand-alone process, but their quality of communication is not protected by radio authorities.
Article 10 shall pay the associated costs of radio management for all units and individuals authorized to establish radio stations and develop, produce and import radio launch equipment. Except for the State's actions to provide for relief.
Radio management charges include: radio frequency resource occupancy fees, registration fees and equipment testing fees. Radio management charges were charged for the construction and operation of radio management facilities and for the management of scientific research.
Article 11. In emergency situations where there is a risk of disaster relief, a people's air defence and the disposal of radio equipment that endangers the security of the people's life, it can be activated on a temporary basis, but reports should be made to provincial radio management bodies or local dispatch agencies in a timely manner. The temporary radio launch equipment shall be approved by the Radio Management Service.
Article 12 When the expiry of the period of effectiveness is required, the relevant procedures shall be handled by the body that has completed the licence of the radio station by 30 months of the date of the licence.
The radio stations approved for use under Article 13 shall not send signals that are not relevant to the work, in accordance with the approved project. There is a need for a change in the project, and the relevant change procedures should be handled by the approved bodies.
The radio management body conducts testing of the various radio stations that have been installed and used.
Article 14. Radio stations shall be distributed or discontinued and shall be made available to the radio management body that has been approved for use and shall be returned to the licence; radio stations that have been discontinued or temporarily discontinued shall be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions.
The launch of radio stations that have been discontinued should be reorganized.
Article 15 establishes fixed radio stations such as microwashings, radar stations, large satellite Earth stations, radio television launches and more than 150W radio stations in urban planning areas, which must be in line with urban planning.
In planning high-level buildings, the urban planning administrative authorities should have access to the agreement of the radio management authorities to protect the important radio stations and microwave links that have been constructed.
No units and individuals shall be allowed to set up and use radio stations in places such as high-level buildings, high-tane, hungry.
The establishment and use of radio stations in places such as high-level buildings, high-ta, hungry must be consistent with the relevant national provisions.
Radio management is determined and made public on the basis of the realities on the ground and the electromagnetic compatibility status, while the National Radio Management Service is available.
The placement of a radio station's property unit or management unit in high-level buildings, high-ta and high-level locations must be made available to the radio management body.
High-level, High-Tant, High-level Property Unit or Management Units should receive monitoring inspections by radio management agencies, if they provide radio stations.
Chapter III Radio frequency management
Article 17 Radio management in the province and its dispatch agencies refer to the frequency of the radio in accordance with the authorization authority established.
The frequency of radio resources and satellite orbital resources may be determined by administrative approval, tendering, auctions or other means.
The provincial and central stationo authorities should plan the frequency and frequency of the distribution of national radio management authorities to this sector and report back to provincial radio management authorities.
Article 18 refers to the fact that the distribution and frequency of use must be subject to the provisions of the State relating to the frequency management.
Frequently assigned, the radio management body may adapt to the frequency planning and frequency distribution programmes that are subject to changes in the State or the needs of the State. In deciding to adjust the frequency of use, the Radio Management Service shall issue a notice in advance to inform the user-related matters. The frequency of use must be adjusted within the prescribed time frame.
Frequently, radio management authorities have the right to recover if they do not meet the normative requirements of the national office or the original design requirements.
Frequency use expires and continues to be used and should be processed.
Any unit and individual, without the approval of the radio administration, shall not be used, altered and transferred. The frequency of rental or secession is prohibited.
Article 19 provides for radio control as a result of national security and major mission requirements.
Radio control orders were issued by the Government of the province until 72 hours of implementation.
Radio control is carried out by the military and local radio management agencies. Radio control should strictly control the frequency, geographical and time of control, subject to the fulfilment of its mandate.
When radio control is carried out, units and individuals with radio launch equipment and other radioactive radio-washing equipment must be subject to control provisions and shall not be subject to any delay, refusal to enforce control orders on any grounds.
The order provides for the period of termination of control and the order is automatically removed at the time specified for the termination and does not provide for the duration of the termination and is issued by the organ issuing the order.
Article 20 provides radio stations used by law, and the radio management body shall protect the frequency of its use from harmful interference.
When frequent use is disruptive, the radio administration should be coordinated and inspected in a timely manner.
Chapter IV Development, production, import and marketing of radio launch equipment
Article 21 develops, produces, imports and sells radio launch equipment, and its frequency, frequency and technical indicators should be consistent with national standards and radio management-related provisions.
Article 22 Development of radio launch equipment requires the completion of the application form for the development of radio launch equipment and the submission of approval documents, feasibility reports and related technical information, as reviewed by provincial radio management agencies, to be submitted to the National Radio Administration for approval.
Article 23 produced radio launch equipment in this province, which was approved by the National Radio Administration after the first instance of the provincial radio administration.
Article 24 Imports of radio launch equipment (including distributors, loads) and is subject to the approval of the Radio Launch Equipment Manual and the approval of codes, the approval of the provincial radio management body and the acquisition of the radio equipment for the clearance. Customs has been released by the Radio Equipment Registration Unit.
Article 25 develops, produces, sells radio launch equipment and requires effective launch tests, and should be made available to the radio management bodies for temporary establishments in accordance with the establishment of radio-based clearance procedures.
Radio radio generated by non-radio launch equipment, such as industry, science, medical and information technology, must be in line with national provisions and must not interfere with radio operations.
Chapter V
The provincial radio monitoring stations and various radio stations are the technical body for radio management to monitor the use of radio frequency and satellite orbit resources and the work of authorized radio stations; to identify radio stations and radio interference sources that have not been approved and used in violation; and to test radio-washing of radio-based equipment, such as the radio-washing facilities, such as the radio, scientific, medical, information technology.
Radio monitoring stations have found radio interference in radio monitoring, or when radio interference reports and complaints are received, the source of interference should be approached in a timely manner and effective measures taken to eliminate them; radio stations found to be in possession or unauthorized to change the approved work projects should be reported in a timely manner.
Article 27 Governments should protect the radio monitoring network infrastructure and its surrounding electromagnetic environments.
High-level buildings and radio stations that affect radio monitoring cannot be installed around radio stations.
The second eighteen provincial radio management and its dispatch agencies should establish radio inspectors to monitor the work of radio management.
Article 29, the provincial radio management and its dispatch agencies are entitled to take the following measures, in accordance with the law, to monitor the establishment of radio stations and the development, production, import, sale of radio launch equipment and the use of radio-washing equipment:
(i) Conduct on-site inspections, evidence;
(ii) To request the inspection units and individuals to provide information and documentation;
(iii) Inquired parties and witnesses to produce a query;
(iv) Technical interference;
(v) The seizure or seizure of radio launch equipment in violation of the law.
Chapter VI Corporal punishment
In violation of this approach, the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China have provided for administrative penalties, from which they are provided.
Article 31, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized establishment and use of radio stations, warnings by the radio administration to correct the deadlines; and a fine of up to 1000 dollars for the overdue period.
Article 32 does not pay the regular occupancy rate in full, with a time limit of six months overdue and releasing the frequency. The frequency of loading of radios is charged by provincial radio authorities or their dispatch agencies for enforcement by the People's Court.
Article 33 Technicians play a role in malfunctioning their duties, invoking private fraud, criticized by their units or departments concerned until administrative disposal is given. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.
Chapter VII
Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2003. The provincial Government's provisional approach to radio management in the northern province of Lake was repealed on 17 March 1987.