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Radio management approach in the Nin summer Autonomous Region (The Government of the People's Democratic Party of the Hondural Region, No. 30 of 24 December 2010, considered the adoption of the Order No. 30 of the People's Government Order No. 30 of 24 December 2010 for the Honduran Self-Government Zone, effective 1 February 2011)
Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the effective use of radio FM resources, the maintenance of air-quality order, the regular operation of various radio operations, the development of this approach in line with the provisions of laws, regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulations. Article 2 establishes, uses radio stations within the administrative region of this self-government area, and applies this approach to the development, production, sale, import of radio launch equipment and the use of radio-washing equipment. Article III of this approach refers to a combination of launch engines or launchers and acceptances required to complete radio communications and subsidiary equipment. The non-radio equipment referred to in this approach refers to equipment that can generate arsenal power within the Department and use such energy to service industrial, scientific, medical, civil or similar areas. Article IV is responsible for the management of radio stations throughout the region. The radio management agency in the self-government area is responsible for the management of radio within the Territory. The provincial-level people's Government should designate a specialist in the Government's office to facilitate the local radio management. The authorities, such as public safety, national security, construction, quality, business, customs, entry tests and confidentiality, should be equipped with radio management in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter II Article 5 Radio management in the self-government area should be based on the principles and practical needs of the pooling of information infrastructure, the development of radio stations (shalls) Budddh planning, and the integration of the overall planning of urban construction, with the approval of the Government of the self-government. Article 6 establishes and uses fixed radio stations in urban planning areas, and its construction and location should be in line with urban overall planning. The planning sector, in the context of the radio monitoring facility's electromagnetic environmental protection project, should receive the advice of the radio management agencies and provide the necessary protection to both Earth stations, microwave stations, radio monitoring stations and microwave links. Article 7. Setting up, using radio stations, and procedures should be established to receive radio licences. Excluding the installation and use of micro-power radio equipment provided by the State. Article 8 requires the establishment of radio stations or individuals (hereinafter referred to as applicants) and shall submit the following materials: (i) Radio frequency to be used; (ii) Technical parameters for radio launch equipment to be used; (iii) Use notes and technical programmes; (iv) The corresponding management system and measures; (v) Operational qualifications of operators; (vi) Other material provided by law, regulations. Article 9 Radio management in the self-government area and its offices in the municipalities in the establishment area (hereinafter referred to as the radio administration) shall be granted in accordance with conditions within 15 days of the date of receipt of the request for the establishment of a radio station (at the station); non-licensability of conditions and in writing to the applicant. Article 10. The applicant shall, with the approval of the establishment of a radio station (shall) in a timely manner, complete the strength of the authorized strength and submit a pilot operation report to the original approval body within three months from the date of the completion of the trial operation. Accreditation is granted to radio stations. Article 11. Radio stations established by law will require changes in approved projects, and requests for changes to the authorized institutions should be submitted by 30 days in advance. Article 12. The temporary suspension of radio stations shall be subject to the procedures of the former authorized bodies. The temporary stopping of radio stations should not exceed 6 months. The process of recovery should be initiated. The frequency of write-offs for periods of time over six months has not been processed. Article 13 establishes mobile Earth stations using satellite mobile operations and shall be licensed by radio stations in accordance with national regulations. Article 14. Broad radio radio launches, transmission stations and large radio stations such as Earth stations, microwashot stations, which are used to send signals, shall be subject to a radio licence in accordance with national regulations. Article 15. Write-offs of radio stations should be terminated within 30 days of the use of pre-recruit bodies to process write-offs and return to radio licences. Article 16 prohibits the transfer, alteration or falsification of radio stations' licences; prohibits the establishment and use of radio launch equipment for the non-retroactive approval codes; and prohibits the unauthorized preparation, use of radio stations ( stations) calls. Article 17 could be established, used for temporary radio stations (strips) and reported in a timely manner as a result of emergencies such as endangering national security, the security of the people's property. After the release of the emergency, the temporary radio station should be withdrawn in a timely manner. Chapter III Article 18 Radio management in the self-government area should develop radio frequency, calls, in accordance with the relevant provisions of national radio frequency management. Article 19 Radio management in the self-government area, with the approval or authorization of the National Radio Administration, may use other means, such as tendering, auctions, to determine the frequency of use of radio in the administrative area of the self-government. Article 20 requests for the use of radio frequency and shall submit the following materials to the Radio Management Service: (i) Written requests; (ii) Technical design programmes used in frequency; (iii) Institutional documents such as management, security. Article 21 Radio management shall complete the review within 5 days of the receipt of the request; in the case of conditions, the frequency of the radio should be referred to in accordance with the statutory authority and the issuance of the radio frequency review documents; and in the absence of conditions, the applicant shall be informed in writing. National radio frequency requests for large radio stations, such as Microwashot, also refer to time-bound requirements. Sections or individuals with access to radio frequency shall be subject to the frequency of use approved by the radio management body and to the frequency of service payments to the radio management authorities as required. Article 23 uses radio frequency for a maximum of six years. The use of expires should continue to be used, and the extension of the process should be submitted to the original approval body by 30 days in advance. Article 24 frequency of the operation, except for reasons of force majeure, is not used for two years and the original radio management body should be recovered. Article 25. The temporary use of radio frequency shall be subject to written requests from the radio management body for use after approval. The duration of the temporary use of radio frequency should not exceed six months. Article 26 allows radio management authorities to adjust or recover the frequency of the assigned radio due to the national adjustment of radio frequency planning, distribution programmes and the need for national interest or public interest. When the radio administration makes adjustments or recovers radio frequency decisions, the frequency users should be informed in advance. Chapter IV Article 27 develops, produces radio launch equipment that should be consistent with technical indicators such as frequency, frequency and launch power approved by national radio management agencies. Radio launch equipment at the plant should be indicated as an approval code. Article 28 sells radio launch equipment, which should be checked with its approved codes and established in freight, sale orders. Location, sale orders should be kept at least one year. Article 29 of the import of radio launch equipment, the frequency, frequency of work and related technical indicators should be in line with the State's regulations on radio management and the approval of radio management agencies in the self-government area. Radio radio generated by non-radio launch equipment should be in line with the relevant provisions of the national electromagnetic radiation environmental protection management and should not cause harmful interference with the legitimate radio use. Chapter V Monitoring and monitoring of inspections Article 31 Radio management bodies in the self-government area and their radio monitoring stations should be responsible for the monitoring of radio stations in the territories, in accordance with the State's mandate. Article 32 Radio monitoring stations should, in monitoring, detect harmful interference or receive reports, complaints, promptly identify sources of interference and take effective measures to eliminate them. In cases where non-radio equipment creates harmful interference with radio stations ( stations), all or users of the equipment should take measures to eliminate them; the safety operation of aircraft or other emergency risk and the safety of communications must cease immediately. In the absence of removal or non-renewable use, the radio administration should be responsible or take appropriate measures to eliminate interference. Article 33 may take the following measures when the radio management agencies carry out monitoring inspections: (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) The necessary technical means to put an end to the wrongful act; (v) The seizure or seizure of radio launch equipment in violation of the law. Article 34, the radio management inspector shall be inspected by law. Units and individuals subject to inspection should be assisted by obstruction or refusal of inspection under any pretext. Chapter VI Corporal punishment Article 335 imposes penalties on violations of the provisions of this approach, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 36, in violation of this approach, provides that no radio frequency is paid and is paid by the radio management agency for a period of time; no six months ago, the radio administration can recover the frequency of the assigned amount. Article 37, in violation of this approach, does not authorize the preparation, use of radio stations (stay) calls, which are converted by radio management orders and may be fined by three ktonnes to five thousand. In violation of this approach, the transfer, alteration or falsification of a radio licence is rectified by a radio management order and can be fined by two thousand to five thousand dollars. Article 39, in violation of this approach, provides for the establishment and use of radio launch equipment with no-approved statutes, the sale of radio launch equipment that has not been established, the sale of the arsenal, which is converted by a warrant of responsibility by the radio administration and can be fined by a thousand yen. Article 40 does not correspond to the specific administrative acts of the radio administration, which can be applied by law for administrative review or for the People's Court. Article 40, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for losses to States, groups or individuals and shall be liable under the law; constitutes an offence and shall be criminalized by law. Article 42, the staff of the radio management body, who play a role in negligence, abuse of their functions, is disposed of by their units, inspection bodies or superior authorities; constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Chapter VII Article 43 13 Radio management of the People's Liberation Army, the Vivu Police Force, the Public Security Agency, the National Security Agency, and the State provides otherwise. Article 44 |