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(Summit 5th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia, 13 February 2004, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 134 of the Government of the People's Government of the Mongolian Self-Autonomous Region, effective 1 May 2004) 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, to develop this approach in the light of the National People's Republic of China Radio Regulations. Article 2 establishes, uses radio stations in all self-government areas, develops, produces, sells, imports of radio launch equipment, and uses radio-washing equipment for radio-washing radio stations. Radio management of the military system does not apply. Article III of this approach refers to launch equipment, receipt of equipment or combinations for radio communications operations such as fixed, mobile, radio, television, radar, navigation, positioning, etc. The non-radio equipment described in this approach refers to industrial, scientific, medical equipment, electrical transport systems, high power lines and other electrical devices that produce radio radio. Article IV Radio management in the self-government area is responsible for the management of radio in the self-government area. The station established by the Autonomous Region Radio Management Agency exercises radio management functions according to designated regions. In line with their respective responsibilities, the relevant authorities of the people at the flag district level cooperate with radio management. Article 5 Governments should strengthen radio management. The Office of the People's Government at the flag district level should identify dedicated (and-time) managers to assist radio management agencies in the management of radio stations in the Territory. Article 6 Radio FM resources are owned by all States, and any unit and individual have the obligation to protect radio FM resources in accordance with the law, to maintain the air power order, and have the right to carry out a screening of units and individuals intrusive national spectrum resources, disrupting the air power order. Article 7. The establishment and use of radio stations shall have the following conditions: (i) Radio equipment meets national technical standards; (ii) The operators are familiar with the relevant provisions of radio management and have the corresponding operational skills and operational qualifications; (iii) The design of sound radio networks and the reliability of the work environment at radio stations ( stations); (iv) The establishment of a unit (station) or the individual has a corresponding management system and measure. Article 8. The establishment, use of units and individuals at the radio stations should be made available to the location's radio management body for the processing of the authorization process and for the acquisition of radio licences. The State also provides for the provision. No units and individuals shall be installed and used by radio stations. Article 9 requires the establishment and use of radio stations and shall provide the following information to the radio management body: (i) The establishment of units, the use of radio stations, the submission of written requests from this unit, the approval of documents by the superior business authorities and related technical information; (ii) Individual setting up, using radio stations and submitting written requests, IDs and related technical information; (iii) The use of national radio management authorities to commission frequent radio stations (strips) assigned to the relevant sectors should be submitted for approval by the relevant authorities; (iv) The establishment of the remaining radio stations, which are submitted to the Radio Campaign Association for approval of documentation and operational hierarchy certificates. Article 10. Upon receipt by the radio management body of applications for the establishment, use of radio stations ( stations), the procedures for approval are reviewed and in compliance with the conditions established. (i) Refer to the frequency of the distribution by the authorization authority; (ii) The establishment of a unit(s) or a person to carry out the necessary technical design or network designs at the frequency of prefabricated distribution; (iii) Radio stations requiring the submission of electromagnetic environmental testing reports in accordance with the provisions should be tested in the electromagnetic environment; (iv) Approval of the proposed desk (headquarters) information and test reports, and review of the frequency of the assigned amount and issuance of the approved documentation; (v) The radio station ( station) piloted 30-90 days, after the radio management was able to receive qualified radio licences; The use of public operating mobile terminal equipment, micro-power radio launch equipment, public counterparts and individuals without requiring radio approval procedures, should be used to meet national standards. The use of public-level telephones is created and their quality is not protected by radio authorities. Article 11 severely restricts the use of radio stations in high-level, high-ta and mountainous areas. Indeed, the use of radio stations in high-level, high-ta and mountains should be carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 12 establishes fixed radio stations in urban planning areas, which should be in line with the overall planning of cities and subject to planning management. In planning management, the urban planning administrative authorities should ensure the necessary work environment for the established radio stations (stays), microwaways and radio monitoring facilities. Article 13, in emergency situations where people are exposed to disaster risk reduction, people's air defence and disposal endanger the lives of people, can be activated on a temporary basis without the approval of radio equipment, but should be reported to the radio administration in a timely manner. After the release of emergencies, use should be stopped. Article 14. The National Radio Administration approved the use of inter-ministerial networking functions. Article 15. The authorities of foreign permanent self-government zones and groups, guests, etc., in the temporary self-government zone, have established radio stations, which are approved by their authorities or by the reception cell's radio administration in the self-government area. Article 16 should conduct regular testing of the radio stations already installed. Article 17 Radio management refers to the frequency of the radio in accordance with the authority of the establishment. As approved or authorized by the National Radio Administration, the Autonomous Region Radio Administration can identify the frequency users, including through tendering, auctions. The relevant departments and self-government units in the Central Autonomous Region are planning for the frequency and frequency of the distribution of national radio management agencies to this sector, and their programmes should be reported to the Radio Management Service of the Autonomous Region. Article 18 refers to the frequency of the use of the time limit. The application process should be reproduced by the end of the use. It has been referred to the frequency of the distribution, which is not justified for one year or is not used in accordance with the provisions, and is referred to as the frequency of the recovery of the assigned body. The frequency of distribution has already been referred to, the frequency of national changes or changes that may be adjusted for national interests, but the frequency of user-related matters should be communicated in advance. Any unit and individual, without the authorization of the radio administration, shall not unauthorized use, change and frequency of transfers. The frequency of rental or secession is prohibited. The units and individuals using the frequency should be charged with paying their fees in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 20 Development of radio launch equipment shall submit written requests and related technical information to the self-government district radio management body, approved by the National Radio Management Agency of the Autonomous Region. The production of radio launch equipment, the frequency, frequency and relevant technical indicators should be consistent with the State's requirements for radio management and the inspection of the equipment's launch features by the self-government radio management authorities. The sale of radio launch equipment should be reported to the Radio Management Service. No units and individuals shall be unlawfully developed, produced, sold and used for radio disruptive equipment. Article 21, importing radio launch equipment, shall be in possession of the National Radio Agency's Radioactive Equipment Approval and approval codes, which are approved by the self-government district radio management agencies to obtain the radio equipment for the examination of the radio equipment in the customs process. Radio radio generated by non-radio launch equipment should be in line with the relevant provisions of national electromagnetic radiation environmental protection management and no harmful interference with radio operations. Article 23 Radio monitoring stations at all levels of the self-government area are technical institutions for radio management and is responsible for monitoring radio signals and receiving leadership from the radio administration. Radio monitoring stations identified radio interference or received radio interference reports, complaints should be promptly identified and effective measures to eliminate them. The identification of the establishment or unauthorized alteration of radio stations for approved projects should be reported on a timely basis. Article 24 should establish a radio management inspector to monitor the work of radio management. Radio management in self-government zones and their dispatch agencies have the right to take the following measures when monitoring inspections under the law: (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 25, in violation of this approach, provides that the Radio Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China have provided for administrative sanctions, from which they are provided. Article 26, which does not pay for the full amount of radio frequency, is paid by the radio management agency for a period of time, which has not been paid for a six-month period, and the radio management authorities may recover the frequency of them to another. Article 27, in violation 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 responsibility for the direct responsibilities of the responsible person and the main heads of the unit; and to be held criminally liable by law. Article 28 staff members of the radio administration, abuse of their functions,ys and neglect, are administratively disposed of by their duty-free agencies or administrative inspection bodies, which constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 1 May 2004. |
