Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of outdoor advertisements, to rationalize the use of urban space resources and to maintain a regulatory, sound and well-coordinated urban environment, to develop this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China's advertising law, the Urban Towns and Sanitation Regulations, the Inforecast City Regulation.

Article 2, this approach applies to the placement of outdoor advertisements within the city's administration and their related management activities.

Registration, content review and supervision management of external advertisements are carried out in accordance with the People's Republic of China's advertising laws and regulations.

Article 3 refers to outdoor advertisements by profit users, roads, greengrounds, rivers, spaces, construction (constructions), perimeter walls, transport instruments, public facilities, air conditioners, etc., in order to demonstrate brands, boxes, negotiators, electronic displays (electronics), videos, posters, theatres, brands, in-kind, and commercial public information facilities.

Article IV sets out the principle of uniform planning, total control, reasonable layout, safety norms, civilization.

Article 5. The urban management administrative authorities are responsible for planning, supervision, management and licensing of large-scale outdoor advertisements in urban planning areas. The urban administration authorities are responsible for the supervision of advertisements within the Territory and for the authorization of small-scale expatriate advertisements within the jurisdiction.

The three district urban management administrative authorities are responsible for the management of oversight established by various categories of external advertisements within the Territory, and are granted licences for advertisements in various categories of households within the jurisdiction.

Planning and construction, market supervision and management, land, transport, parking, public safety transport, environmental protection, and safe production sectors, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are well placed to advertise management outside the household.

Chapter II

Article 6. The urban administration authorities shall organize, in accordance with the prevailing circumstances in the city, a general plan for advertising outside the city with the executive authorities, such as the planning and construction of the city, to be published upon approval by the Government of the city.

Article 7. The urban management administrative authorities should establish guidance and technical norms based on external advertisements in urban planning offices and seek advice from the relevant sectors, industry associations, advertising operators and the public, with the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 8 has one of the following cases and may not be advertised outside the household:

(i) Scidential buildings and their construction control areas established by State bodies, schools, property protection units, wind poles and the city's people's Government;

(ii) The use of traffic signs, fire markings and security facilities, or the placement of outdoor advertisements affecting the normal use of traffic symbols, fire markings and security facilities;

(iii) The use of urban road blocks, fruit boxes, road brands, accessibility facilities, or the placement of outdoor advertisements affecting road brands and the normal use of accessibility facilities;

(iv) The use of trees, green belts or intrusion and destroy green areas;

(v) To prevent neighbouring parties from ventilation, sampling, day-to-day photographs, as well as the resulting noise, optical contamination, which affect normal production, life, office;

(vi) Laws, regulations prohibit other cases in which an advertisement is made.

The following regions or bodies of article 9 shall not be subject to advertisements in the following form:

(i) There shall be no advertisements in a ward, main street and commercial arsenal;

(ii) No unilateral advertisements may be established at the roof of the buildings;

(iii) No ex postercial advertisements should be made across roads;

(iv) High bridges, street bridges, poles, road segregation columns, escorts, road lights, construction of walls or fences in the workplace, and subscriptions in the public area shall not be subject to commercial advertisements.

Article 10 The establishment of an external advertisement shall be in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The development of a programme for outdoor advertising and the design of units with corresponding qualifications and in line with the provisions of this approach;

(ii) To comply with safety-technical standards and norms to meet requirements such as loading, fire prevention, fire prevention and electrical safety;

(iii) In line with external advertisement planning, guidance, etc., related technical norms and transport safety provisions;

(iv) The profile, specifications, material quality, colour, etc. should be coordinated with the overall landscape of cities;

(v) A light facility coordinated with the urban night landscape;

(vi) In line with energy conservation requirements, new materials and new processes are used for low-carbon, green and environmental technologies.

Article 11. The use of a public vehicle vehicle vehicle vehicle vehicle vehicle vehicle to be advertised by a household shall be in accordance with the relevant requirements of the public security transport administrative authorities and shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) No one shall be installed on the vehicle's positive, cranes and on the vehicle windows;

(ii) Nothing in the colour of the precoa buses shall be in place;

(iii) Not affect the identification and travel of passengers. Contents

Article 12 Construction (construction) and other facilities, unpredicted out-of-house advertisements are required and should be in line with the design effect of the original construction (construction).

Chapter III Establishment of licences

Article 13 imposes outside advertisements that shall apply to the urban administrative authorities to establish a licence procedure. No unit or person shall be allowed to advertise outside the house without the licence.

Article 14. Applications for outdoor advertisements should submit the following materials to the urban management administrative authorities:

(i) A request for an advertisement outside the household; conciliation

(ii) The licence of business or the qualifications of other subjects shall be validated;

(iii) Exclusive maps, safety structure maps and colour-impact maps for outdoor advertising facilities and delivery;

(iv) The use of non-public premises, construction (constitution) and placement of outside-house advertisements by facilities should be submitted to outdoor advertising places, construction (construction) construction, ownership of facilities or use of a certificate of authority;

(v) The use of large-scale expatriate advertisements using construction (construction) should be made available for construction (construction) security material from the original design unit or with the corresponding qualifications design units; and correctional material;

(vi) Other material to be provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 15. The urban management administrative authorities shall be subject to review within seven working days from the date of receipt of an application for an advertisement of a household, with conditions for the establishment of a licence decision; and, in the event of a condition, a written justification shall be given.

Article 16 requires the placement of outdoor advertisements, the excavation of urban roads, sites, greenfields or the use of transport tools to establish outdoor advertisements, subject to the consent of the relevant sector, the applicant may process the granting of licences for outside advertisements. Contents

Article 17 has a number of units in one place or in one building, and the creation of a brand advertisement should be made by the owner or manager of the location or the building, after the overall planning process, by the applicant's overall planning programme, to establish a licence procedure for advertising outsiders.

Article 18 uses public premises and public facilities for the creation of large-scale commercial advertisements, which can be obtained through the auction in public premises and outside advertisements in public facilities.

Article 19 of the municipal administration authorities are responsible for the organization of the auctions in the area of public spaces and public facilities in urban planning. In the case of a new public location, the municipal administration authorities should seek advice on their specific location in planning and building, the territorial administration authorities.

By making public premises and public facilities available through the auction, the administrative authorities of the city administration have a right to advertise a contract with the buyer in public premises or in public facilities to collect a lump-sum auction price, and the proceeds of the auction are vested in the financial contributions.

In seven working days after the contract was signed, the municipal administration authorities should establish a licence procedure in accordance with the law.

Article 20 organizes large cultural, sports, public interest activities, commodity trading and other advertised outside-door advertisements, and the applicant shall make applications to the city administration authorities at the location by 7 days of the event, for licensing.

Article 21 imposes a licence period not exceeding three years for outdoor advertisements; however, an electronic demonstration (without stereotyped) advertisements and more than 50 square meters of higher advertisements and a licence period of five years may not be required for the granting of a licence through the auction.

Article 2, paragraph 2, requires the continuation of the licence period and the submission of a request for extension to the original approval department within 30 days of expiration; the absence of a request for extension or the non-approval of the extension shall be removed by the owner within 10 days of the date of the establishment of the licence, which is not later removed, and the processing of expatriate advertisements by the unauthorized owner.

The duration of the granting of a licence by an ad hoc licensor shall normally not be extended, and the extension request shall be submitted to the former approval department for the exceptional circumstances. Interim advertisements should be removed after the expiry of the period of the establishment, after which they were required to do so, they were not dismantled, and they should be treated with expatriate advertisements.

Article 23's outside advertisements with a licence should be completed within 45 days of the date of approval of the establishment; the absence of a licence expires, except for reasons of force majeure.

Article 24 shall not be subject to unauthorized changes, in accordance with the terms and requirements of the licence, and in cases where changes are required, the applicant shall be subject to approval by the former sector.

Article 25 imposes a licence for outside advertisements, which is due to the need to be dismantled in the public interest, and the urban administration authorities shall notify the designers in writing and withdraw the licence granted by the outside advertisement. The resulting loss of property shall be compensated by law.

Chapter IV

Article 26 Oral advertisements for specialized users, such as electronic displays, vouchers, bibliographic advertisements, should highlight public good publicity and update the content in a timely manner, without issuing or distributing commercial advertisements.

Article 27 Extractive advertisements for commercial propaganda should ensure a certain time or a combination of public information that is not published on 7 consecutive days, and public advertisements should be issued in accordance with the requirements of the urban administration administrative authorities.

In cases of natural disasters, accidents, public health incidents, social security incidents, or major activities, an advertisement of public goods should be issued in accordance with the Government's uniform deployment.

Article 29 gradually eliminates out-of-house e-demonstrations in urban areas, which have been granted, but the licence period is not under the licence and should be in accordance with the criteria for the measurement of censor control, the installation of a think-sensor, and the automatic regulation of the light line, cannot produce light contamination and maintain a static broadcast.

Article 31 should select units with a security production permit to be installed.

Article 31 establishes a large-scale expatriate advertisement, which shall submit a safety test report to the licensor within 30 days of the completion of the work.

Article 32 Investors should be responsible for the maintenance of external advertisements and to comply with the following provisions:

(i) Secret light facilities, as prescribed by law, for closed-doors;

(ii) Regular inspections, maintenance and maintenance of integrity, integrity, integrity and treasury;

(iii) Disadvantages, dumping, disability, slack of lights and regressions, or spoilers, stigma, bleaching, and the designers should be repaired, replaced or laundering, oil dressing, powdered, and miscarriage;

(iv) Periodic security testing, which may endanger the safety of the person, property, should be repaired in a timely manner; and

(v) Disadvantages, dumping, disability, security concealments, irrecoverable repairs or irrecoverable values should be removed in a timely manner;

(vi) Reliable safety precautions should be taken when special meteorological conditions such as storms (cush), winds and electricity.

Article 33 advocates for the purchase of public responsibility insurance for their outdoor advertising facilities.

Article 34 of the urban administration executive authorities and the authorities of the market supervision administration should establish a database of maladvertised behavioural records for external advertisements and establish information-sharing mechanisms that provide or issue outdoor advertisements, refuse to comply with the obligation to issue public advertisements, including a database of malfunctioning records, and establish licences and other management information to be provided in a timely manner to those subject to approval by law.

Article XV governs the administration of urban administration authorities and other competent authorities with exclusive advertisements to establish a system of external advertising to administer complaints.

A unit or an individual has the right to report and complain about violations of the provisions of this approach, and the authorities should be verified and processed in a timely manner when they receive reports and complaints. The perpetrators will be informed of the results and published in the media.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article XVI violates this approach by providing for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following cases, which are sanctioned by the urban administration authorities in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) In the event of unlicensed business, unauthorized advertisements are ordered to be dismantled and fined with a fine of up to one thousand yen; in the course of business, unauthorized advertisements are removed and fined by more than one thousand yen.

(ii) After the expiration of the post-advertent advertisements, the removal of the time limit, which is a non-commercial activity, and the imposition of fines of more than one thousand yen to operate and fines of up to one million yen.

(iii) A specialized advertising facility for public service publicity has been used to modify the contents of external advertisements by issuing or distributing commercial advertisements, reordering the period of time, and fines of over three thousand yen.

(iv) More than the prescribed period does not issue public service advertisements, the time limit is being changed; the delay is not rectified to impose a fine of more than one thousand dollars.

Article 338, in violation of article 32, paragraph 1, of this scheme, is changing by the urban administration administrative authorities for a period of time; is not reformulated and fined for more than two hundred thousand dollars; in violation of article 32, paragraphs 2 to 6, of this scheme, the time limit for the administrative authorities responsible for urban management is being changed; inadvertently, the imposition of a fine of more than one thousand dollars for non-commercial activities, with a fine of more than three thousand dollars for operating activities.

Article 39 causes physical damage and property losses as a result of the collapse of an outdoor advertising facility, collapse, and other security accidents, such as diarrhoea, and an external advertisinger shall be liable in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 40 Investors are granted permission for outside advertisements, such as deception, bribery, by the former licensor's decision to withdraw the licence, which has been set up by the urban administration administrative authorities for the removal of the deadline; and the impossibility of the late removal and penalties imposed under article 37, paragraph 2, of the scheme.

Article 40 states that the administrative authorities and their staff do not carry out their statutory duties or in violation of the provisions of this scheme shall be subject to a licence decision by the competent authorities or their superior authorities making a licence decision and shall be administratively disposed of by law by the competent person directly responsible and by other persons directly responsible; constitute an offence punishable by law.

In accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the competent authority to make a licence decision shall be compensated by law.

Article 42 rejects, impedes the execution of official duties by law enforcement officials of the urban administration and other relevant departments, which is punishable by law by the public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Contents

Annex VI

Article 43 A management approach to external advertisements in the city of Sien (Government Order No. 81) was issued on 9 July 2007.