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(The 9th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Ankara, on 3 November 2003, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 162 of 1 December 2003 of the People's Government Order No. 162 of 1 December 2003, which was launched effective 1 January 2004) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to guarantee the safety, accessibility, promotion of postal development, the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of the State, the public interest and the user, and the development of this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Postal Act). Article 2 engages in postal construction, services and management activities within the administrative regions of the province and should be in compliance with this approach. Article 3. Provincial Postal Administration is responsible for the administration of postal management within the province's administration. The municipal and district postal offices are responsible for the management of postalities in the current administrative area, within the authority of the provincial postal administration. The relevant sectors of the local people's government at the district level should assist in the management of postals in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV Postal enterprises are State-owned enterprises operating postal operations and assume the obligation to provide postal services to society. The Government of the people at the local level should give the necessary enabling and policy preference to the postal enterprises that have assumed the obligations of the postal service. Postal enterprises should provide users with rapid, accurate, safe and convenient postal services that guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of users to use postal postals. Article 5 Postal facilities are the public-private infrastructure. Any unit or individual has the responsibility to protect postal facilities and mail safety and has the right to stop, report damage to postal facilities and endanger postal safety. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 6. The Government of the people at the local level should incorporate the development of postal causes into national economic and social development plans and include postal special planning in rural and urban overall planning. Article 7. Construction of new urban areas, independent mined areas, development zones, residential areas or old urban areas, and construction units should be accompanied by the construction of postal facilities and service buildings, in accordance with the planning design programmes approved by the Government's urban planning authorities. Postal enterprises should establish corresponding branches or service points to provide postal services. Article 8. The owners or operators of large public places, such as larger vehicle stations, airports, ports, meals, should be made available at a user-friendly location for postal operations; Postal enterprises should provide postal services. Article 9. Construction units may be sold to postal enterprises based on postal service buildings approved by the city planning administration authorities of the host Government, which may not exceed the cost of housing buildings. Postal enterprises themselves complement the land required to build postal facilities and service buildings, and operate in accordance with urban infrastructure, free of charge for urban infrastructure. Postal enterprises should not be able to change the nature of the use of the construction-based postal facilities and service buildings. Article 10 builds new residential buildings, office buildings, and construction units should set up collections adapted to households or office units or receive mails. The design criteria for the mail should be in line with national communications industry standards and costs borne by the construction units. The office building that has been constructed, the home building has not been established by the provision of a collection room or a copyright, which is established by the owner or the management unit. Article 11. Postal enterprises should establish postal facilities, such as postal telecommunications, postal press booths and mails, in a user-friendly manner, in accordance with the special postal planning. Postal facilities are exempt from the cost of urban roads. Article 12. Removal of postal enterprises and their branches of services or postal facilities due to construction needs shall be carried out in advance, in accordance with the principles of reasonable B, non-reducation of postal service standards, in consultation with postal enterprises, or other agreements, reconstruction or other construction costs shall be borne by the dispersal. Postal enterprises and branches should provide temporary postal services and postal facilities for reconstruction or other construction periods. Chapter III Services and safeguards Article 13 Postal enterprises should set a clear mark in the place of business, publish the standards of time, scope and fees for business, mark the frequency and time of mails, boxes or boxes, and deport mails in accordance with the prescribed frequency, time frame, safety and accuracy. Article 14. For users with national mail conditions, postal enterprises shall be scheduled to be deported within 7 days of the date of the processing of the mail registration process by the user; for those who do not have access to mail, mail shall be sent to the user-designate. The user change name, the mailing address should be communicated in a timely manner to the postal enterprise; the responsibility of the user should be borne by the user as a result of the lack of timely notification by the user to the postal enterprise change name, the mail address. Article 15. Postal enterprises shall be mailed in accordance with the State's mandated means of surrender. Rural mails, postal enterprises should be transferred to mail reception sites established by the Village People's Committee or to designated mail distributors. Postal enterprises can provide special services, upon user request, and users should pay special services. Article 16 senders or mail mails should receive mails from postal enterprises in accordance with the provisions and have the responsibility for the protection and timely transmission of accepted mails without private demolitions, concealment, destroying mails or releasing stamps. A unit receiver, a mail distributor or a recipient should be informed in a timely manner of the mail that cannot be transferred or misrecovered; liability should be incurred as a result of the fault caused loss, damage, loss or delay of the mail. Article 17 should be used by the user in accordance with national standards or the standards of the communications industry, in writing addresses and postal codes. The postal enterprise should provide corrections guidance without correctness or the use of letters that do not meet standards. Postal enterprises should relocate their senders in a timely manner; they cannot be returned as a mail. Article 18 users' access to mails sent and transfers of remittances allows access to postal enterprises that have been collected and collected within the State's time frame. Postal enterprises should provide free access and, in accordance with national deadlines, a written notice of the results. Postal enterprises should be compensated by law or remedial measures for the loss, damage and shortness of mails. No units or individuals shall be sent in violation of the State's provisions or be placed in the mail. Postal enterprises should be rigorously inspected when they receive a transferee, discovering violations of State-mandated goods and processing in accordance with the provisions of the law, administrative regulations. Article 20 (i) Private demolitions, concealment, destruction, theft of mails, theft of mails, theft of mails, theft of mails, corruption, the instigation of the user; (ii) The intentional delay in mailing; (iii) To reject postal operations to be carried out by law; (iv) The unauthorized suspension of postal services to users; (v) The use of postal operations by users in violation of the law; (vi) Reimbursement of fees for postal operations or increase of charges projects; (vii) The mandatory use of high-cost postal operations by users; (viii) Transfer, borrowing, rental of specialized vehicles with postal features, specialized markings, postal days and mail kits. Article 21 Postal enterprises should establish user monitoring kits, publish monitoring telephone numbers, receive user oversight of the quality of postal enterprise services and receive user reports and complaints. Postal enterprises should be processed within 15 days from the date of receipt of user reports or complaints, and the users who responded to reports or complaints. Article 2 Postal vehicles and postal staff with a special postal mark should be given priority in connection with the delivery of mail tasks, access to ports, residential small areas or transit corridors, bridges, tunnels, highway entrances. Postal vehicles with a special postal mark are carrying out their mail tasks and need to be processed by the relevant administrative authorities when they are subject to the completion of their assignment tasks. Article 23 prohibits the commission of the following acts by any unit and individual: (i) The destruction of postal facilities, such as postal booths, postal press booths, mail boxes and mail kits; (ii) Removable, easily explosive, corrosive items or other blends to postal booths, postal press booths, mails, mail boxes; (iii) Removal, opening, closure of posters, postal press booths and mails. Chapter IV Management and oversight Article 24 Postal enterprises may commission other units or individuals to perform postal operations in accordance with the law. No unit or individual may engage in postal operations without the authorization of a postal enterprise. Article 25 prohibits any unit or person from carrying out the following acts: (i) The illegal operation of the falsification and conversion of stamps; (ii) The operation of a State prohibiting the circulation of stamps; (iii) The sale of mail vouchers before the date of release; (iv) Other acts that violate postal laws, regulations and regulations. Article 26 Production of postal supplies such as seals, envelopes, mail boxes and scripts, should be consistent with national standards or the standards of the communications industry. The provincial postal management system, based on a directory of postal supplies published by the postal authorities of the State Department, is in place for postal supplies provided by States such as seals. Article 27 of the Provincial Postal Administration and its mandated municipalities and district postal offices should be governed by law by the postal market. The Postal Administration and the Business Administration perform oversight of the operation of stamps in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 28, in violation of article 12 of this approach, provides that the removal of persons from postal enterprises and their branches, or postal facilities, is not governed by the provisions of article 12 of this scheme, and that the city, the district Postal Authority is entitled to bring the relocation of homes of the host Government to justice. Housing demolition management should be responsible for re-establishing or settling the period of time, subject to the normalization of postal services. Loss caused by illegal evictions to postal enterprises should be compensated by law. Article 29, in violation of articles 13, 15, 20 of this approach, is modified by the Provincial Postal Administration or its authorized municipalities, the district Postal Authority, which is responsible for the recovery of stolen property, the recovery of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities, which are subject to administrative disposition by the unit of the institution, which constitutes an offence punishable by law; criminal liability for the loss of the user and the liability under the law. Article 31, in violation of article 24, paragraph 2, of this scheme, provides that, without the authorization of a postal enterprise, the operation of the postal specialized battalion is carried out by the provincial postal administration or its authorized municipalities, district postal bureau orders and may be fined by more than 1,000 dollars. Article 31, in violation of article 26 of this approach, is responsible for the cessation of production, sale and use by the provincial postal administration or the municipality authorized by it, and by law. Annex VI Article 32 |
