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(Adopted by the 44th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Honour, 13 November 2006 No. 95 of 22 November 2006 by the Order No. 95 of the People's Government of Honours, No. 95 of 22 November 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 promotes economic and social development, in line with the National People's Radio Management Regulations, in order to strengthen the management of radio, to maintain an air-quality order, scientific protection, the use of radio frequency spectrum resources, and to develop this approach in conjunction with the current province. Article II uses radio frequency in the administrative areas of this province, the establishment, use of radio stations ( stations), the development, production, sale, importation, maintenance of radio launch equipment, the use of units and individuals of non-radio equipment such as radiation electromagnetic cables and related management activities. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. Article 3 Radio frequency spectrum resources are owned by all States, with harmonized planning, sound development, scientific management and reimbursable use. Article IV Radio management in the province is responsible for the management of radio stations throughout the province, with radio management stationed in the municipalities (at the state, land) responsible for the day-to-day management of radio stations in the territories. Relevant sectors such as national security, public safety, business administration, quality technical supervision, environmental protection, radio television and civil aviation should be assisted by radio management agencies in the management of radio. Article 5 is carried out by the Government of the Provincial People in the event of national security or the need for radio control. Chapter II Article 6 Radio management is responsible for the transmission of radio frequency according to national radio frequency and authorization authority. Article 7 (i) In line with national radio frequency and related management provisions; (ii) Radio frequency programmes with technical norms; (iii) A corresponding professional technic and management system; (iv) Other conditions under the law, regulations. Article 8 shall be reviewed within 20 days of the date of receipt of the request for radio frequency by a radio management body or by an individual, subject to review of the conditions in which the request is in place and shall be communicated in writing to the applicant and to the reasons. Article 9. In order to make public interest needs or to adapt radio frequency planning, distribution programmes, radio management authorities have the right to adjust or recover the right to use in advance, resulting in loss of property to citizens, legal persons or other organizations. The radio management body has adapted or recovered the right to use radio frequency in advance and should inform the radio-frequency user-related matters in advance. Article 10 Applications should be made to previously distributed or named radio management bodies by 3000 hours of use. The radio administration shall, in accordance with the application of the licensee, make a decision on whether to grant continuity prior to the expiration of the administrative licence; the late submission shall be considered as no longer continuing use. Cessation of the frequency of the use of the distribution or of the assigned radio shall be carried out to the previously authorized radio management bodies within 30 days of the termination of the use. Article 11 refers to the frequency of radio assigned for a period of two consecutive years, which was recovered without compensation from the original units. No unit or individual shall be exempted from or otherwise occupied, the frequency of the transfer of radios and changes the level of authorized radio use. Article 13 uses units or individuals using radio frequency, which should be paid at the national level. Chapter III Article XIV units or individuals have been installed, using radio stations, and written requests should be made to local radio management authorities for the approval process and to receive the People's Republic of China Radio Accredit. Article 15. The establishment or use of radio stations by a unit or person shall have the following conditions: (i) The use of radio equipment is consistent with national standards and the acquisition of the radio launch equipment approval certificate; (ii) The electorate (shall) site electromagnetic environment is in compliance with the requirements and is compatible with the frequency of the establishment of radio stations ( stations) and does not result in harmful interference; (iii) A corresponding management system and measure, a reliable and operational skills for working conditions; (iv) The establishment and use of radio stations in urban planning areas should be consistent with overall land-use planning and urban planning; (v) Other conditions under the law, regulations. Article 16 directly uses the frequency of the distribution or distribution of national radio management bodies, which is established in the province, using radio stations ( stations) and should have the conditions set out in article 15, with relevant documentation to local radio management authorities in the process of setting up stations and receiving management. Article 17 has been established, the use of the remaining radio stations, and the processing of radio vouchers should be carried out to receive the National People's Republic of China Radio Licence. The owner of the remaining radio stations should be in possession of the National Radio Movement's Removal Radio Operations Certificate of the People's Republic of China. When a radio management institution receives a request for the establishment, use of a radio station, it should be reviewed within 20 days of the date of receipt and, subject to review, make a decision to grant a place, use; and incompatibility, the applicant should be informed in writing of the reasons. Article 19, in high buildings, high-tane, radio stations, should be established and used by the radio management body in an electromagnetic environment-compliant argument, which is valid. Article 20 prohibits the construction, use of any facility generated by electromagnetic radiation in the core regions and central regions of radio-day radio-based radio launch facilities, which have an impact on the operation of radio-technical radio agencies, which can be installed and used by the radio management body, and are deemed qualified by the radio authorities. Article 21 was established after 30 days of completion of the trial operation, by the radio administration to test the relevant parameters of the approved construction of the radio station (stay) and to receive qualified nuclear licenses from the People's Republic of China Radio, to receive unqualified deadlines. The Chinese People's Republic of China's Radio Accreditation may be made available for formal use after the conversion of qualified persons. Article 22, which is approved by the radio administration, shall operate in accordance with the approved technical parameters, sites and operational scope without arbitrary changes. Radio stations need to change the approved content and should re-elect the People's Republic of China Radio Licence by 30 days before the original approval body. Article 23 receives radio stations from the People's Republic of China Radio Accreditation outside the province and needs to be used in the province and should be available to local radio management authorities. The management of local radio management bodies should be accepted during the use of this province. Article 24, CAN, DORD, ADAM, etc. require the establishment or temporary establishment, use of radio stations ( stations) and shall be approved in advance by the relevant department or by the written provincial radio management body. Article 25 uses the following radio equipment without the need to conduct radio stations. (i) The end of the public mobile communications system; (ii) Microsoft (parall) radio devices provided by the State; (iii) Satellite Earth stations with only functionality; (iv) Laws, regulations stipulate that no other radio stations are required to receive the Radio Accreditation of the People's Republic of China. The establishment, use of satellite Earth stations with only a receiving function requires radio management to provide protection for the use of radio frequency, which should be made available to radio management agencies and receive the National People's Republic of China Radio Accredit and receive the management of the radio administration. Article 26, in emergencies such as national security, people's life and property security, the relevant units may be temporarily installed, using radio stations (shalls), but should be backed by local radio management authorities at the same time and removed from temporary radio stations within three days of release. Article 27 limits only to the use of places involving State secrets and shall not affect public communications other than those involved. The establishment, use of mobile communications interceptors should be approved by the State's confidential body and sent to the Radio Management Service. Article 28 radio stations ( stations) calls by provincial radio authorities are assigned according to the National Radio Administration. The State provides for the use of the radio station (station) of the call should use the call. Article 29 terminates the use of radio stations, which shall be returned to the National People's Republic of China Radio Accreditation at the time of termination of the process of write-off of the bodies previously authorized by 30 days. Article 31 establishes a unit or a person, and the radio station for which the temporary unused radio station is to be kept in their own hands and to report on the status of the approval body. It is necessary to relaunch and should apply to the original approval body and be used by the agreed party. Article 31 shall test the technical parameters of the approved radio station (stay) and the establishment of a unit shall pay the equipment test fees in accordance with the terms of fees and standards approved by the financial, price authorities. Chapter IV Article 32 develops, produces, sells, imports, and maintains radio launch equipment within this province, and shall comply with the following provisions: (i) The development of radio launch equipment should be consistent with national standards and radio management provisions and approved by the radio management authorities; (ii) The production, sale and import of radio launch equipment should have a radio launch equipment approval certificate; (iii) In the development, production of radio launch equipment, measures should be taken to curb radio-washing, conduct launch experiments, and should be taken to the local radio management authorities to conduct the appropriate desk procedures; (iv) The sale of radio-launching equipment that is required for the processing of the establishment of a station should be made available to local radio management authorities; (v) Maintenance of radio launch equipment shall not alter the technical parameters previously approved. Article 33 uses non-radio equipment for radioactive electromagnetic cables without harmful interference with the establishment and use of radio stations under the law. The construction of non-radio facilities such as radiation electromagnetic in the radio protection area should be based on radio management electromagnetic environmental statements, which can be constructed without interference in the area of protection. Chapter V Article XXXIV should strengthen the monitoring of the frequency of radio use and radio stations ( stations). Article XV, when a radio station is established by law and used, is subject to harmful interference, has the right to complain to the radio administration and the radio administration should be admissible. Article 36 Radio stations that cause harmful interference should take steps to eliminate interference and compensate victims for the economic losses caused by interference. Article 37 provides that the radio management body may take the following measures when performing its oversight duties: (i) Conduct on-site inspections, surveys, collection of evidence; (ii) The establishment of units (strips) and the provision of relevant materials and documents by individuals; (iii) Inquired the parties to produce a survey note; (iv) Interim seizures of radio stations ( stations) causing serious interference, with a maximum of 30 days; (v) The adoption of technical measures to curb unambiguous interference with the launch of radiopolicy by sources that endanger national interests or public interest. Article 338 provincial radio monitoring stations and radio monitoring stations are responsible for radio monitoring in the current administrative area. Article 39 Radio monitoring stations (quarters), radio monitoring should be carried out, the accumulation of radio monitoring materials and the identification of harmful interference by radio. The monitoring system for radio management is an important radio monitoring facility. The construction of buildings and the construction of radio-based equipment for radiation electromagnetic cables is prohibited around them. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 40 violates this approach by punishing the radio administration or other sectors by law. Article 42 provides for the establishment and use of the remaining radio stations in violation of article 17 of this scheme, that the period of time is being changed, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars. Article 43, in violation of article 27 of this approach, provides for a period of time to be responsibly corrected, forfeiture of mobile communications disruptors, which may be fined by more than 5,000 dollars. Article 44 is one of the following cases, the period of time is being converted to the order, with no violation of the income, with a fine of more than 5,000 dollars, with the proceeds of the offence, forfeiture the proceeds of the offence and fine of €50 million. (i) The use of radio stations without radio management radio-management bodies in high-level, high-thought, high-mountained, and radio stations; (ii) The unauthorized installation of radio-launching facilities in the area of radio power in order to disrupt radio-day operations; (iii) In addition to provinces, the People's Republic of China Radio Accreditation was used in the province and was not available to local radio management authorities; (iv) The discontinuation of the use of radio stations ( stations) without procedures; (v) Launch of radio stations without the consent of the radio administration; (vi) In carrying out radio launch tests, no temporary stand-alone procedures have been conducted; (vii) Maintenance of radio launch equipment to change the technical indicators previously approved; (viii) In violation of the provisions of radio management, the establishment, use of radio equipment or the radiation of electromagnetic equipment, disrupting the lawful radio operation. In violation of this approach, article 42 provides for the confiscation of radio equipment, which is punishable by a fine of more than 5,000 yen. (i) The duration of the radio frequency and the continued use of the radio administration without the approval of the radio administration; (ii) Construction and use of facilities for the production of electromagnetic radiation in core regions and central regions of radio-day radio; (iii) The production, importation and sale of radio launch equipment that did not obtain the radio launch vehicle. Article 46, in violation of this approach, has one of the following cases: a fine of more than 20,000 yen; in serious circumstances, the release of the National People's Republic of China Radio Accreditation by law. (i) Non-compliance with radio control provisions; (ii) The frequency of occupancy, rental and transfer of radio; (iii) Transfer, alteration and falsification of radio licences; (iv) Removal of radio frequency or use; (v) Interference of radio monitoring operations. Article 47, in violation of this approach, has one of the following conditions for the confiscation of proceeds of the law and a fine of more than 3,000 dollars. (i) The unauthorized installation and use of the radio station network; (ii) Designation and use of radio stations in the core regions and central regions of radio-washing; (iii) Radio launch equipment is not in accordance with the approved technical parameters and is not restructured as requested by the radio administration and resulting in harmful interference. Article 48, in violation of article 13 and article 31 of this approach, provides that the cost of radio frequency and equipment testing is not paid, with a lapse of one life. Article 49 staff members of the radio administration, one of the following acts, have not been committed and have been given administrative disposal by law: (i) Approval or inspection of non-conditional radio stations; (ii) The discovery of units that do not obtain a radio licence under the law or the unauthorized establishment, use of radio stations (stills) does not take place under the law; (iii) No investigation by law after the receipt of the report; (iv) Non-performance of oversight management duties with regard to the authorized radio stations ( stations) which have been granted under the law, and the discovery of violations of the provisions of radio stations management does not take place. Article 50 Staff of the executive organs have favoured private fraud, bribes, abuse of authority or negligence in the course of radio monitoring, which has not been criminalized by law, and have been granted administrative treatment by law; and liability under the law for the loss of the parties. Chapter VII Article 50 of this approach refers to the distribution of radio frequency or channels to the use of one or more sectors in designated regions and conditions. The frequency of the radio referred to in this approach refers to the use of radio frequency or channels for one or more radio stations (stills) in the prescribed regions and conditions. Article 52, Radio management of the China Liberation Army, is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the military. Article 53 is implemented effective 1 February 2007. |
