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Construction Of Telecommunication Facilities In Chongqing And Measures Of Protection

Original Language Title: 重庆市电信设施建设与保护办法

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Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the regulation of telecommunications facilities, the protection of the safety of telecommunications facilities, the safe and unhindered access of telecommunications networks, the promotion of economic and social development, and the development of this approach in line with the China Telecommunications Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The telecommunications facilities described in this approach refer to the exchange of equipment, transmission equipment and accompanying equipment for the provision of telecommunications services to the public in society and for the achievement of telecommunications functions, including telecommunications machines, base stations, small-day cables, plumbing, plumbing (ta), sub-line boxes), hand boxes (intersections), subsection equipment, intra-house distribution systems, generators, batteries and accompanying out-market cables, equipment etc.

Article 3. The Government of the city strengthens its leadership in the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities by establishing a working coordination mechanism composed of municipal telecommunications authorities, the city's economic information sector and the relevant sectors to integrate and coordinate key issues in the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities.

The People's Government of the District (Autonomous Region) is responsible for coordinating the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities within the current administration to support the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices assist in the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities.

Article IV. The municipal telecommunications authorities are responsible for the coordination and monitoring of the management of the entire municipal telecommunications facility.

Development reforms, economic information, rural and urban construction, transport, public safety, land tenure, environmental protection, planning, municipal, cultural, forestry, parking, etc., are in accordance with their respective responsibilities to build and protect telecommunications facilities in accordance with the law.

Article 5 Telecommunications facilities are strategic public infrastructure and are protected by law.

Any unit or person may not impede and undermine the construction of telecommunications facilities under the law and shall not endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities.

Article 6. Relevant sectors such as commune telecommunications, economic information, environmental protection, and media, telecommunications operators should strengthen the dissemination of relevant knowledge, such as telecommunications facilities safety, electromagnetic environmental level, and increase awareness of the protection of all social telecommunications facilities.

Chapter II Planning

Article 7. The Government of the people of the city, district (Autonomous Region) shall incorporate the construction of telecommunications facilities into the planning, rural and urban planning and land-use planning for national economic and social development in the current administrative region.

The commune telecommunications authorities should organize professional planning for telecommunications operators in the development of telecommunications facilities, with the approval of the commune government.

Professional planning for the development of telecommunications facilities should be integrated and coordinated, assembled, avoid duplication and waste and in line with rural and urban planning and land-use planning.

The construction, alteration or expansion of telecommunications facilities under article 8 should be accompanied by uniform or joint construction in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards.

Telecommunication facilities that have already been constructed should be shared with other telecommunications operators, including through rental, sale or resource exchange.

Article 9. The construction of telecommunications facilities should implement mandatory standards for national communications construction, in line with requirements such as safe production, environmental protection, energy efficiency and mitigation, and its projects should improve basic construction processes in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Telecommunication operators should adapt to the needs of economic construction and mass lives, continually enhance the delivery of telecommunications facilities, strengthen the building of telecommunications facilities in rural areas, remote areas and national areas and improve universal telecommunications services.

Article 10. The construction of telecommunications facilities should be coordinated with local rural and urban construction landscapes and should not affect the urban landscape. Telecommunications facilities should be constructed in regions such as natural protection, wind and historical cultural protection.

Article 11. Urban construction and townships should be accompanied by the construction of telecommunications facilities. Telecommunication lines, airfields, cable facilities, electricity access and cables within the building area should be included in the design documents for construction projects, along with construction of project subjects. Requirements should be included in the construction project estimates.

The relevant units or sector planning, construction of roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, urban roads, urban orbits, etc. should be informed in advance of the municipal telecommunications authorities, in consultation with synchronized designs and retention of the communications line corridor and the location of the facility.

The following Article 12 construction projects should synchronize the design and parallel construction of telecommunications facilities according to national standards:

(i) Airport, vehicle stations, ports, terminals;

(ii) Development of zones, parks;

(iii) Commercial buildings, office buildings and residential areas;

(iv) Schools, hospitals, cultural science and technology sports stations;

(v) Resolves for emergency shelters;

(vi) Other construction projects provided by the State and the city.

Article 13. Activities such as construction, production, plant cultivation and plants shall not endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities; where security is likely to be jeopardized, the telecommunications operators concerned should be notified in advance and the units or individuals involved in such activities are responsible for the necessary safety protection measures.

The construction of telecommunications facilities may hamper other construction activities and shall be communicated in advance to the relevant units or individuals and be responsible for the necessary security protection measures.

The construction of telecommunications facilities has been detrimental to other construction activities, and the responsible party should restore or rehabilitate them and compensate for the resulting economic losses.

Article 14. When water, electricity, gas and telecommunications lines need to be cross-cutting and parallelly constructed, the required distance should be maintained. In exceptional circumstances, there cannot be a requirement for spacing, and the latter should be based on consensus with the pioneering units and take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of the line.

Relevant procedures should be governed by law with regard to the need to revise rural and urban planning or to modify the approved construction engineering design programme.

With regard to the construction of an integrated urban consortium, it should be in line with urban norms for the construction of accommodators.

Article 15 developers, owners or administrators of civilian buildings should provide equal access and conditions for telecommunications operators.

Telecommunications operators may not enter into exclusive agreements with the developmenters of civilian buildings, owners or administrators to limit the user's ownership of other telecommunications operators to offer telecommunications services under the law.

Civil buildings with access conditions should provide access and use services to telecommunications operators in accordance with the time frame established by the municipal telecommunications authorities.

Article 16 Operators of Basic Telecommunications operate can be attached to the wall telecommunications route in civilian buildings or to the establishment of small-day and base-based telecommunications facilities, provided that the building developers, all persons or administrators should be notified in advance; the developers, owners or regulators of civilian buildings should be open and facilitated.

The former civil buildings belong to buildings owned by public institutions or public investment in public facilities, should be open without compensation; they are other civilian buildings or public facilities, and the telecommunications operators should pay royalties to the owner.

Article 17 Telecommunication operators should meet, in accordance with the law, the conditions such as the building's load and the normal use of the buildings, to ensure the safety and normal use of the buildings, and to fail to meet the conditions such as the load of the buildings, the commune telecommunications authorities should be accountable or removed by law.

Article 18 The new construction and change of the basement of the telecommunications operators shall be subject to the procedure for the approval of radio stations ( stations) in accordance with the law. Radio launch equipment used by the base station should be carried out in accordance with the approved project and in line with the electromagnetic compatibility requirements.

The level of the electromagnetic environment at the base station should be in line with the State's ITU environmental control threshold. Telecommunication operators should regularly entrust qualified institutions with testing the electromagnetic environment at the base station and release the results. The environmental protection sector should monitor the level of the electromagnetic environment at the base station by law.

Telecommunication operators should produce signals of the launch power and the electromagnetic environmental level.

Chapter III Protection measures

Article 19 Telecommunication operators should develop protection and management systems for telecommunications facilities, implement safety protection measures and enhance the protection of telecommunications facilities.

Telecommunication operators should perform the following telecommunications facility protection duties:

(i) Regular inspections and maintenance;

(ii) Conduct inspections;

(iii) To identify all persons, administrators and their means of communication in accordance with the need for a warning signal;

(iv) Establish protection facilities, such as walls, bar blocks, as required;

(v) Establish a system for the protection and risk assessment of sound security;

(vi) Establish joint protection mechanisms with relevant departments and units;

(vii) A general knowledge and protection awareness-raising campaign.

Article 20, when the telecommunications operators carry out normal maintenance and management activities for telecommunications facilities, all persons or administrators in places where the telecommunications facility is located should be facilitated. Any unit or person shall not unlawfully obstruct or interfere with the operation of telecommunications operations into places where telecommunications facilities are installed by law.

The normal maintenance and management of telecommunications operators shall not affect the normal production, livelihood and order of their places.

In the context of the security protection of telecommunications facilities provided by the State, any unit or individual shall carry out the following acts that may endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities, shall be communicated in advance to the telecommunications facility owner and take the necessary safety protection measures:

(i) Construction of buildings, construction;

(ii) New construction, alteration or expansion of vehicle stations, airports, ports, roads, rails, urban roads, bridges, tunnels, urban orbital transport and water utilities;

(iii) The construction of electricity facilities, radio television facilities, telecommunications facilities, fuel pipelines, piped water pipelines, and water pipelines, etc.

(iv) Detraction and mining activities;

(v) Construction of plants for the production of fuel-prone, easily explosive items and releases of corrupted substances;

(vi) Other acts that may endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities.

In addition to the implementation of the former paragraph beyond the scope of the security of telecommunications facilities established by the State, it may endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities and should take effective safety protection measures.

Article 22 prohibits any unit or individual from carrying out the following acts against the safety of telecommunications facilities:

(i) In the context of the security protection of telecommunications facilities established by the State, the burning of kilns, burning of items, fire, top-up construction, commutation of fuel, prone items, the dumping of corrosive liquids, such as acid, alkanes, salts, etc.;

(ii) In the context of the security protection of telecommunications facilities provided for by the State, the extraction, excavation, plantation, the installation of manure tanks, livestock circles, biogas tanks;

(iii) The intentional destruction of telecommunications facilities by means such as interdiction of telecommunications routes and telecommunications equipment for electricity lines, damage to telecommunications equipment;

(iv) Skills, trawl networks, excavations, and other operations that endanger the safety of telecommunications routes in the area of banners with water floors;

(v) Accompanied with a wall object, a crop accompanying a crop, a livestock and a tuition (ta);

(vi) Removal, damage, modification or blocking the establishment of a security alert marking and protection facility under the law;

(vii) Shiping and throwing objects to telecommunications facilities;

(viii) Other acts that endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities.

Article 23 should maintain a safe distance from telecommunications facilities. It is not possible to maintain a safe distance, and the telecommunications operators should inform all persons or regulators of the repairs, revegetation or deforestation.

Post-commercial telecommunications facilities are not able to maintain a safe distance from the plants already in place, and telecommunications operators should be treated in consultation with all persons or regulators.

Relevant procedures should be taken in accordance with the law for the repair, replanting or logging of plants that cannot maintain a safe distance from telecommunications facilities.

Any unit or individual may not be subject to self-adjustment, relocation of other telecommunications facilities, and in exceptional circumstances, relocation shall be subject to the consent of the telecommunications facility owner and the telecommunications operators, subject to changes, relocation requirements or changes, relocation requirements, and compensation for the resulting economic losses.

Changes and relocation of telecommunications facilities shall not affect the availability of regular communications.

Article 25 The commune telecommunications authorities should establish, in accordance with the law, emergency communications guarantees, guide telecommunications operators in the establishment of a robust response communications security system, improve early warning mechanisms and ensure the safe operation of telecommunications facilities.

The Government of the people of the city, the district (Autonomous Region) should incorporate emergency communications guarantees into the pre-emption system for emergencies in this administrative region.

Article 26 Telecommunication operators should develop emergency communications guarantees, establish emergency response teams, reserve emergency supplies and conduct regular emergency response exercises.

Vehicles carrying out critical communications security, emergency communications security and telecommunications facilities should be registered under the law as work-saving vehicles. In carrying out the urgent task of the construction ambulances, in order to ensure security, it is not restricted by road routes, direction, pace and regional, signals.

Article 27 should give priority to safeguarding the continuous and reliable supply of electricity for telecommunications operators; in situations where special conditions are not available, the telecommunications operators should be informed in advance of the provision and the timely recovery of electricity and the safe and safe access of the communications network.

Telecommunication operators should be equipped with emergency power equipment, in accordance with the relevant provisions, to ensure electricity and energy supplies for key communications points such as the hub for communications under emergency conditions and key bureaus.

Article 28 prohibits the acquisition of unknown telecommunications facilities by any unit or by a person. The units and individuals involved in the acquisition of raw materials should comply with the relevant provisions of the State regarding the acquisition of obsolete metals and the recycling of resources.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of article 15 of this approach, article 20, provides that the developmenters, owners or administrators of civilian buildings are one of the following acts, and are subject to a time limit for the commune telecommunications authorities; and that there is no later change, with a fine of over 1000 dollars:

(i) No provision of equal access or conditions for telecommunications operators;

(ii) To deny access to telecommunications operators to facilities for normal maintenance and management of telecommunications facilities.

Article 31 violates Articles 15, 18, 20, 26 and 27 of this approach, whereby the telecommunications operators are one of the following acts, and are subject to a time limit for the duty of the municipal telecommunications authorities; and the fine of up to $300,000 for the period not later changed:

(i) Provide access and use services to developers, owners or regulators of civilian buildings without time frames established by the municipal telecommunications authorities;

(ii) The inspection of the electromagnetic environment at the base station is not regularly commissioned and the results are published;

(iii) A demonstration of the high launch power rate for the production of telecommunications facilities in a population-intensive region that has not been established, and the level of the electromagnetic environment;

(iv) In carrying out normal maintenance and management of telecommunications facilities, there is a serious impact on the normal production, living order of places in place;

(v) No pre-emptions for emergency communications, the establishment of an emergency response, reserve of emergency supplies, or the absence of regular emergency response exercises;

(vi) No contingency power-building equipment is provided.

Article 31, in violation of article 21 of this approach, imposes a possible act against the safety of telecommunications facilities and does not take a security protection measure, which is rectified by the municipal telecommunications authorities; has not been reformulated by a fine of more than 300,000 dollars for the operation, with a fine of more than 200 million dollars for the non-operational sexual activity.

Article 32, in violation of article 22 of this approach, provides for the application of a security act against telecommunications facilities, to be converted by the municipal telecommunications authorities to a time limit; the uncorrected period of up to 300,000 dollars for the operation, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars for the non-commercial service.

Article 33 National telecommunications authorities and other relevant departments play a role in the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are governed by law by the superior authority or the inspection authority.

In violation of this approach, the provisions of the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Telecommunications Regulations have been punished in accordance with the relevant provisions.

In violation of this approach, civil responsibility is assumed by law for the damage to the person, property, which constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, which is punishable by law, and is suspected to be committed by the judiciary.

Chapter V

Article XV builds and protects specialized telecommunications networks, taking into account this approach.

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2016.