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Administrative Measures On Shanghai Radio

Original Language Title: 上海市无线电管理办法

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Radio management approach at sea

(Summit No. 74 of the Government of the Shanghai City of 19 April 2010 to consider the publication, effective 1 May 2010, of Decree No. 43 of 22 April 2010, of the People's Government of the Shanghai City)

Article 1

In order to strengthen radio management and effectively utilize radio FM resources and to maintain radiopolicy, this approach is based on laws, regulations and regulations such as the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

The establishment, use of radio stations within the city's administration, the development, production, sale of radio launch equipment, and the use of radio-washing non-radio equipment, should be in compliance with this approach, as well as the provision by the State.

Article 3

Radio management in the city should be guided by the principles of science management and the rational use of radio frequency spectrum resources to promote the development of various radio operations.

Article IV (Management)

The municipal information management is responsible for the management of radio stations in the city, and its municipal radio management agencies are specifically responsible for the day-to-day work of Radio management in the city.

The executive branch of the city's public security, business, quality technics, planning, environmental protection, communications, videos, agriculture, sports, etc., is working together to implement this approach in line with the division of duties.

Article 5

The municipal radio administrations should develop radio frequency programmes in the city, in line with national radio management planning and related frequency.

The municipal radio management should conduct regular integrated assessments of the frequency of use of radio stations in the city and improve the use of radio frequency programmes in line with the results of the integrated assessment.

Article 6

The municipal radio management should organize the development of a fixed radio station (station) in the city, in accordance with the general planning requirements of the city and the principles of the development of the information infrastructure, and include the corresponding urban and rural planning, as approved by the municipal planning authorities.

Article 7

The following conditions should be met:

(i) The frequency of radios to be used is consistent with the National Radio Frequency and the frequency of radio use programmes in the city;

(ii) The technical parameters of the radio launch equipment to be used are consistent with the relevant standards;

(iii) There are clear, reasonable-use and practical technical programmes that are reliable in the environment;

(iv) There are corresponding management systems and measures;

(v) The operators are familiar with the relevant provisions of radio management and have the corresponding operational skills and operational qualifications;

(vi) Fixed radio stations covering public safety and public interest, which should be in line with the planning of the fixed radio stations (sites);

(vii) Other conditions under the law, regulations.

The establishment of the remaining radio stations in the private sector should be consistent with the relevant national provisions.

Article 8

Radio stations need to be set up and the relevant materials should be submitted to the municipal radio management body, with the exception provided by the State.

The municipal radio management shall complete the review within 10 working days of the application and, in accordance with the statutory authority, shall refer to the frequency of the radio and shall produce a radio frequency review document.

The radio frequency review should document approved projects such as frequency, use, duration of use.

Article 9

The applicant shall complete the installation of radio equipment within six months of the receipt of the radio frequency review and process the accreditation process with the municipal radio management authorities. The municipal radio management shall organize the receipt within 10 working days; the experience is qualified and the licenses of the radio station should be issued and, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, the applicant who is required to use radio stations (stays) calls.

Radio licences should document approved projects such as radio stations, frequency, launch power and duration.

Article 10

The establishment of a public mobile communications base station should also be in line with the requirements for shared resources of the Base, in addition to the conditions set out in article VII of this approach. There are no conditions for sharing the resources of the base station and the municipal radio administration does not have a nuclear radio station licence.

Article 11

The radio licence is a statutory voucher for the establishment and use of radio stations.

It is prohibited to falsify, modify, transfer, quality, rent or borrow radio licences.

The effective expiry of the radio licence will require the continued use of radio stations ( stations) to apply to the municipal radio management authorities for the continuation of the radio licence. The radio licence has been effective for three years before the end of the period of three years, in violation of a significant record of violations under national and local radio management.

The effective expiry of the radio licence will require the cessation of the use of radio stations ( stations) and the application of the write-off procedure to the municipal radio management authorities should be made until the use is stopped.

Article 12

The establishment, use of radio stations should be made in accordance with the provisions for the payment of radio frequency.

Article 13

The municipal radio management shall not be restructured or recovered in accordance with the law as to the frequency of the radio allocated. As a result of national adjustments to radio frequency or public interest needs, municipal radio management can adapt or recover radio frequency by law.

The municipal radio administration needs to adapt or recover the frequency of the radio, which should be communicated in advance to the parties concerned. Compensation should be provided in accordance with the law for the loss of property due to the adjustment or recovery of the frequency of radio.

Article 14

Radio stations should be kept, inspected regularly in the course of their use to ensure that their radio launch equipment is carried out in accordance with the approved project, not to send and receive signals that are not relevant to the work, and to prevent interference with other legitimate radio operations.

Units and individuals using radio stations should comply with and implement the relevant provisions on environmental protection, combat environmental contamination of electromagnetic radiation activities and receive oversight management and inspection by the environmental protection sector of the environmental protection of electromagnetic radiation.

Article 15

In order to provide units and individuals at the radio stations ( stations) with the establishment of places, the relevant provisions of the radio management should be adhered to to to the supervision of the municipal radio management.

Article 16 (Development of radio launch equipment)

The development, production of radio launch equipment should be carried out in accordance 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.

The development, production of radio launch equipment requires effective launch tests, which should be approved by the State or by the local radio administration.

Article 17

The sale of radio-launching equipment should be subject to the identification of its approved codes and the establishment of the shipment. The sale of radio launch equipment for the non-application of approved codes is prohibited.

Radio launch equipment should be maintained at least one year.

Article 18

The use of non-radio equipment, such as industry, science, medical care, should be subject to national provisions to avoid harmful interference with radio operations.

Article 19 (Reports of interference and treatment)

Radio stations established under law and used by the authorities should protect the frequency of their use from harmful interference.

Radio stations ( stations) established by law and used in harmful interference can be reported to the municipal radio administration. The municipal radio administration should take timely measures to identify sources of harmful interference and to coordinate relevant units and individuals to remove harmful interference. Of these, the harmful interference source is non-radio equipment and the municipal radio administration should be responsible for the measures taken by all or users of the equipment to eliminate interference.

The municipal radio management found that interference with radio stations ( stations) or non-radio equipment caused harm to the safe operation of aircraft, vessels should be responsible for taking measures against interference by the relevant units and individuals; the refusal to take measures to eliminate interference should be transferred to the authorities concerned.

Article 20

The municipal radio administration should organize monitoring of the radio electromagnetic environment and radio stations ( stations) signals in the city by law, and replicate the relevant units and individuals for the monitoring. The present municipal electromagnetic radiation environment monitoring is carried out by the environmental protection sector, and measures are taken by the relevant units and individuals to address the impact.

Article 21

The municipal radio administrations should organize testing of radio launch equipment used by radio stations ( stations) in accordance with the relevant national provisions; and the testing is not in compliance with the relevant standards and should stop the use.

Article 2 (Combating measures)

Radio-launching equipment was stopped by an order to stop its use and the municipal radio management authorities could take technical measures to end it.

Article 23

The city has focused on the electromagnetic environment, which focuses on radio stations. The municipal radio administration should delineate its scope of protection in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards of the State, specify protection requirements and make them clear when planning for the establishment of a fixed radio station. Emphasis on building activities around radio stations should be subject to the protection requirements of their electromagnetic environments.

The main radio stations referred to in the preceding paragraph refer to the civil aviation ground radio navigation cell ( stations), the radio navigation cell ( stations), the water traffic management and movement control stations ( stations), railways and orbital traffic control stations ( stations), radio television launch stations ( stations), meteorological observation stations ( stations), large satellite Earth stations, radio hydro, coastal radio stations, radio monitoring and metric stations ( stations), the miniway at the level and radio stations with special protection requirements for the electromagnetic environment.

Article 24

Upon approval by the municipal authorities, the municipal radio management body may organize large activities in this city, establishing temporary protected areas for the radio electromagnetic environment, redirecting the radio frequency within the temporary protected area of the radio electromagnetic environment and issuing a licence for a temporary radio station.

The establishment of a temporary protected area for the radio electromagnetic environment by municipal radio administrations should be issued in advance to clarify the scope of temporary protected areas, the duration of temporary protection and related management measures. Compensation should be provided in accordance with the law for the loss of property caused by the establishment of temporary protected areas to the relevant parties that had previously obtained a frequency of radio and the establishment of radio stations ( stations).

The temporary protection period expires, with the remarked frequency of radio stations and the licence of temporary radio stations, the frequency of the radio provided by the temporary protected area before the establishment of the law and the resumption of the use of the radio stations established under the law.

Article 25

The municipal radio administration should perform managerial oversight functions within the statutory mandate, detect violations or report violations, and promptly investigate them.

The staff of the municipal radio administrations should be faithful to their duties, to justice and to civilization services. In violation of this approach, abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law; it is not yet a crime and is subject to administrative disposition by law.

Article 26

In violation of article 11, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the municipal radio administration should be responsible for the conversion and fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 27

In violation of article 17, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the sale of radio launch equipment was not established, and the municipal radio administration should be responsible for the conversion and a fine of over 5,000 dollars.

In violation of article 17, paragraph 1, of the present approach, the sale of radio launch equipment in the non-application approval code shall be subject to correction by the municipal radio administration and a fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 28 (Contraject to other provisions of radio management)

In violation of other provisions of this approach, the National People's Republic of China Radio Management Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations are addressed.

Article 29

This approach has been implemented effective 1 May 2010.