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(Adopted by the 57th Standing Committee of the Government of the People of the Republic of 29 July 2005 No. 183 of 9 August 2005 to be published as from 1 September 2005) Chapter I General Article I, in order to strengthen radio management, to maintain an air-quality order, to make effective use of radio FM resources, to secure the normal operation of radio operations, and to develop this approach in the light of the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulations. Article 2 establishes, uses radio stations in the administrative area of the city, develops, produces, sells, imports radio launch equipment, and uses radio-based non-radic equipment with radio-radio radiation. Radio management of military systems is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article III of this approach refers to the launch of radio-washing equipment, including radio communications stations in the various waves, satellite Earth stations, radio stations, television stations (conversions), radar and navigation, remote measurement, remote control equipment, etc. This approach refers to non-radio equipment with radio radio to equipment that can generate electromagnetic radiation for industrial, transport, science and medical purposes. Article IV Radio FM resources are owned by the State. Radio management follows the science management and development approach, in line with the principles of integrated planning, rational development, centralized management, divisional responsibility and reimbursable use. Article 5 encourages scientific research on the development, use and management of radio FM resources, the diffusion of advanced technologies and the use of radio FM resources. Chapter II The municipal radio administration is responsible for the management of the entire city radio. The primary responsibility is: (i) Follow-up to national radio management approaches, policies and regulations; (ii) Develop specific provisions for the management of radio throughout the city; (iii) Planning for the use of all-urban radio stations and frequency; (iv) Approval, placement and use of radio stations in accordance with the authorization authority to refer to frequency and call, and the nuclear launch of the Radio Accreditation of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as radio licences); (v) To monitor, in accordance with relevant national provisions, matters such as radio stations ( stations) and production, development, sale, import of radio launch equipment; (vi) Radio monitoring; (vii) Coordination with radio management, such as electromagnetic interference; (viii) Organizing radio control; (ix) Other responsibilities under the National Radio Administration and the Municipal People's Government. In accordance with the needs of the work, the municipal radio management body may establish a mission in a given area responsible for the designation of radio management in the region. Chapter III Establishment and use of radio stations Article 7. The establishment and use of radio stations must have the following conditions: (i) Radio equipment is in line with national technical standards and cannot pose a threat to interference and human health by the establishment of radio stations; (ii) The safe and reliable environment for the work of the radio stations (stills); (iii) The operators have the corresponding operational skills and operational qualifications; (iv) Managers are familiar with radio regulations, regulations and technical norms; (v) There are corresponding management systems and measures; (vi) Large-scale (headquarters) and equipment units with specialized agencies or dedicated managers; (vii) Access to radio licenses issued by the radio administration. The establishment of the remaining radio stations in the private sector is governed by the relevant national provisions. Article 8. Establishment, use of radio stations, as follows: (i) A written application by a unit or individual established, using a radio station; (ii) The frequency of distribution by municipal radio management authorities; (iii) The municipal radio management agency or its mandated radio management shall test the electromagnetic environment to be installed (station) in accordance with national provisions; (iv) The applicant shall carry out the necessary technical design or feasibility argument according to the frequency of the assigned amount; (v) The municipal radio management review of technical designs, in compliance with the requirements, and the approval of documentation; (vi) The municipal radio management agency or its commissioned radio management body may install probationary, probationary operation in accordance with national provisions for testing the acquisition of radio launch equipment; (vii) A pilot operation of between 1 and 3 months, a unit or an individual setting a station ( station) submitted a written test request to the radio management agency for the inspection of the radio management agency or its commissioned radio management, for the period 7 days, for the approval of radio calls, for a nuclear radio licence; (viii) Radio stations (strips) for ships, aircraft vehicles, aircraft and equipment must be licensed under the relevant provisions and reported to national radio management bodies or municipal radio management authorities. Radio stations (shalls) that communicate or service within the specific administrative areas of the district (Autonomous Regions, municipalities) (no short radio stations, microwashing stations) are authorized by the municipal radio administration. Article 9. The construction of a fixed radio station (station) shall be subject to the relevant provisions of the electromagnetic environmental protection. Radio stations located in the urban planning area and within the city's administration area for cross-regional communications or services are stationed by the municipal radio management body to select their sites with the relevant sectors of the city and to process planning procedures. Fixed radio stations (strips) work environment, microwashings are protected by the presence of a unit to request the municipal planning administrative authorities to review the approvals. The construction project shall not affect the environment of the work of the protected radio stations, and the microwave. As a result of urban construction needs, construction projects have affected the environment of protected radio stations, microwashing, and construction units should take measures to eliminate the impact; and to compensate protected radio stations for losses. Article 10 establishes radio stations such as microwashing, radar, radio TV stations in urban planning areas and must be in line with urban planning. It is highly determined by the municipal radio management agency or by the urban planning sector. In densely densely populated urban areas, microwaveways that have been constructed should be gradually converted to other means of communication. Article 11, with the approval by the State's authorities of the establishment and use of radio stations ( stations) in the current city's administrative area, has to report and receive guidance, supervision of the municipal radio management authorities prior to their use. Article 12 In emergencies that endanger the security of the people's property, the use of radio equipment without approval may be used on a temporary basis, but reports to municipal radio management bodies should be made available in a timely manner; after the release of emergencies, the use must be stopped. Article 13 Radio stations (shalls) shall be carried out in accordance with the project components approved by the radio administration. Changes are required and changes must be made to the pre-approval body. Radio stations (shall) should not send and receive signals that are not relevant to the work, in accordance with the designations, without deliberately disrupting radio operations. Article 14. Removal of radio stations ( stations) or radio-recovery equipment should be made available to the former authorized bodies for the clearance process. The suspension of radio-recovery equipment should be made available to the authorized agencies for the suspension of the process and for the duration not exceeding one year. The process of reactivation should be reactivated; the suspension of more than one year of unimplementation was cancelled by the original approval body. Article 15 units and individuals using radio equipment must be strictly adhered to national confidentiality provisions. Article 16 purchases, use of public radio calls, in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Chapter IV Article 17 refers to the distribution and frequency of use and must comply with the provisions of the State concerning the frequency management. The frequency of distribution should determine the duration of use and the frequency of use is calculated from the date of approval by the radio administration. The use shall continue to be used and shall be referred to as an extension by 30 years. The late non-implementation was seen as automatically relinquishing the right to use of the frequency. Article 18, which refers to the frequency of distribution, shall not be subject to any unauthorized change. There is a need to change and should be submitted to the approved institutions. The frequency of distribution or designation by the radio management body may be adjusted or recovered in accordance with national provisions within the time period of use. There is no justification for the frequent unused frequency within two years, which is recovered by the radio administration. Article 19 is not authorized by the radio administration and no units or individuals shall be transferred and taxed. Article 20 regulates units and individuals with radio launch equipment and other radioactive radio-washing equipment in the region as a result of national security and significant mission requirements for radio control and must strictly adhere to regulations. Article 21, Radio stations established by law, should protect the frequency of their use from harmful interference. Radio management should be guided by the principle of outdoor and secondary operations, pre-emptive and unplanned planning, when it is coordinated to deal with harmful interference with the establishment and use of radio stations under the law. Radio stations with harmful interference with aircraft, ship safety operations or other dangerous and secure communications must cease immediately. In accordance with article 22, the establishment and use of radio stations should pay for radio management in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city. Chapter V Article 23 develops, produces radio launch equipment and shall submit written requests and related technical information to the municipal radio management body for approval by the municipal radio management body and referral to the National Radio Management Service. Article 24 should take measures to curb the launch. In carrying out effective launch tests, the municipal radio management authorities shall be reported for approval or referral. Article 25 The unit and individuals sell radio launch equipment should establish a product sales registration system and be inspected by municipal radio authorities. The sale and import of radio launch equipment must be approved by the National Radio Administration. Upon inspection of the identity of the launch by a municipal radio management agency or commissioned radio management agency, the user may sell radio launch equipment. Article 26 The management of the quality of the products at the district level should enhance the supervision, inspection of the production, sale of radio launch equipment with radio management agencies. Radio Poradio of non-radio equipment in Chapter VI Article 27, Industrial, scientific, medical equipment, electrical transport systems, radio radio generated by high power lines and other electrical devices, must be in compliance with the relevant provisions of the national electromagnetic radiation environmental protection management and shall not cause harmful interference in radio operations. Article 28, which generates a radio radio engineering facility, may cause harmful interference with the radio station, should be based on the necessary technical argument by the municipal planning administration and in line with the consistent views. Article 29, radio stations with harmful interference with air equipment, ship safety operation or other dangerous and safe communications, must cease immediately. Chapter VII Article 33 Article 31 provides for the establishment, use of radio stations ( stations) by foreign consulates and other international organizations that enjoy diplomatic privileges to enter the city by carrying or carrying out radio equipment, and must obtain approval by the National Radio Administration. Other Chinese representatives, the LWO, the Visitors' Association, the use of radio stations ( stations) in the city, the carrying or delivery of radio equipment into the city, the prior approval or transfer by the operational authorities or the reception cell of the municipal radio management body and the referral of the National Security Service at the municipal level. In the use of this city, foreign vessels, air carriers, radio stations should be subject to the provisions of international treaties concluded or attended by the People's Republic of China, as well as laws, regulations and methods. Article 33 does not have the approval of the National Radio Administration, the organization or individual of the foreign and port, Macao, region shall not apply e-monitoring equipment for the testing of electrical parameters in the current city's administrative region; any sector and unit shall not have unauthorized access to electrical parameters testing in the city's administrative region. Chapter VIII Radio monitoring and monitoring Article 344 is responsible for organizing the monitoring of radio stations ( stations) signals installed throughout the city. The relevant units and individuals should be actively involved in monitoring the performance of monitoring responsibilities by technicians. The main responsibilities of the Radio Monitoring Centre are: (i) Monitoring whether radio stations ( stations) are mandated and approved project work; (ii) To receive and locate radio stations for interference and unauthorized use; (iii) Major technical indicators for measuring radio equipment; (iv) The detection of radio-washing of non-radio equipment, such as industry, science, health; (v) Conduct electromagnetic environmental testing, analysis and provide technical basis for the planning, frequency of distribution and the approval of radio stations ( stations); (vi) Other work carried out by radio management agencies. The radio management inspector established by the radio administration should be subject to strict monitoring of the work of radio management in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and methods. The radio management inspector shall carry out monitoring inspections within its mandate, and the relevant units and individuals shall cooperate. Chapter IX Legal responsibility Article 37 consists of one of the following acts, which are dealt with by the municipal radio management body or by the authority delegated by the dispatch agency by the municipal radio management body in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Restructuring, using radio stations, and the seizure or confiscation of equipment, which may be fined up to €300,000; (ii) The imposition, use of radio stations ( stations) procedures that are incomplete or ineffective, the time limit is being changed, the delay is not rectified, the seizure or confiscation of equipment and the fine of 1000 dollars; (iii) A ship, a vehicle, an aircraft-based radio without a licence or a provision of a request, which is converted to a fine of US$ 2000; (iv) The remaining radio stations are not required to carry out the clearance process, to be responsibly, to seize or forfeiture equipment; (v) The new (headquarters) is not used without detection of the receipt or inspection of qualifications, the frequency of use is not subject to the process of renewal, without participating in the required radio equipment testing, the launch or receipt of the time limit is irrelevant to the work signal, and the period of time is still uncorrected, the seizure of the equipment and a fine of 1,000 dollars; (vi) The unauthorized frequency of seizure or confiscation of equipment and fine of 5,000; (vii) Unless to pay for the frequency of payment, the duration of the period; the non-payment of the frequency of occupancy for a half-year period, the radio administration may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court and may be considered as an automatic waiver by the user of the frequency of use, and the measures taken by the radio administration to recover the frequency; (viii) To refuse to implement the adjustment or recovery of the frequency decision, 1000 fines and recover the frequency; (ix) The frequency of transfers, rents or variations, the frequency of recovery, confiscation of proceeds of violations and fines of $5,000; (x) The unauthorized preparation, use of radio calls for the seizure of equipment and fines of 2000; (xi) The establishment, use of equipment that is not in accordance with technical standards and related provisions, or the unauthorized change of the provision of work projects, resulting in harmful interference with other radio operations, and the conversion of a fine of up to $3000 million; (xii) deliberately interfere with lawful operations, forfeiture equipment, suspension of radio licences and a fine of 5,000; (xiii) Radio launch equipment or non-radio equipment pose a threat to aviation equipment, ship safety, exponential changes, denial of correction, seizure or confiscation of equipment and fine of 5,000 dollars; (xiv) Harmful interference with the use of non-standard industrial, scientific and medical equipment, which is changing the duration of the period of time and is still pending, with a fine of 1000 dollars; (xv) The development, production and sale of units to carry out effective launch tests, which are not subject to temporary establishment procedures, are subject to correction and fines of more than 1000 dollars; (xvi) The production of radio-launching equipment without approval, the conversion of the time limit, which remains unchanged, the seizure or confiscation of the equipment, and the fine of up to €300,000; (XVII) The import of unauthorized radio launch equipment, the sale of radio launch equipment, which is not required to establish a product sales registration system, the sale of unauthorized radio launch equipment, and the seizure or confiscation of equipment, and a fine of up to $3000 million dollars; (xviii) Unauthorized testing of the electromagnetic environment by a person outside the country, or by unauthorized establishment, use, carrying, carrying and carrying out radio equipment, forfeiture equipment and fines of $5,000; (xix) Non-compliance with radio control and the seizure of the equipment, with a fine of more than 3,000 dollars. Article 338, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for significant losses to States, groups or individuals, which shall be liable under the law, shall be held accountable or recommended to the relevant authorities to hold administrative responsibilities for direct responsibilities and unit leaders. The transfer of the judiciary is criminalized by law. Article 39 of the Radio Regulatory Authority staff discloses State secrets, abuse of authority, negligence, misappropriation of privately divided royalties or the use of regular resources for private gain, by their own units or agencies concerned to warn until dismissal of the administrative disposition; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 40 does not correspond to the specific administrative conduct of the radio administration and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Chapter X Article 40 provides for the establishment of special provisions for radio management with national radio authorities. This approach is implemented without the granting of special provisions. Article 42 The 45th Standing Conference of the Government of the city of 16 August 1999 was adopted, with the abolition of the Restitutional Radio Management Scheme, which came into force on 1 September 1999. |
