Key Benefits:
Chapter I General
In order to enhance the level of communication services throughout the province, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of telecommunications users and telecommunications operators, regulate the construction of telecommunications facilities, protect the safety of telecommunications facilities, develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Telecommunications Regulations and the Southern Sang Province Informationization Regulations.
Article 2
This approach refers to communications transfer equipment and its accompanying facilities for the provision of the operation of telecommunications operations and the realization of the telecommunications function, including communications machines, base stations (indoors, tunnels and holes), machines, light (electronic) cables, pipelines, plumbing, plumbing (ta), sub-line boxes, interfaces (traints), point equipment and other equipment.
Electricity, radio television and transport facilities attached to telecommunications facilities are applied in addition to the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations governing electricity, radio and transport.
Article 3. The local people's Government should incorporate the construction of telecommunications facilities in national economic and social development planning and information infrastructure planning, develop policy measures to support the construction of telecommunications facilities, land, etc., and coordinate key issues related to construction and protection.
The commune Government and the street offices should work in conjunction with the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities.
Article IV. The construction and protection of telecommunications facilities in the administrative region of the province should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, decoration of monopolies, shared sharing and rational use of resources, in line with the relevant provisions and requirements of local information infrastructure.
Article 5 The offices established by the provincial telecommunications administration exercise oversight functions in accordance with their duties.
More than the local people's governments have developed reforms, urban and rural planning, housing urban and rural construction, public safety, land resources, environmental protection, transport and water conservation, in line with their respective responsibilities.
Article 6 Telecommunications facilities are public infrastructure and no units and individuals may impede and undermine the construction of telecommunications facilities under the law and shall not endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities.
Chapter II Planning and construction
Article 7. The Government of the local population at the district level and its relevant authorities should provide policy support when they are to facilitate the universal service of telecommunications, rent the information communications basic network pipeline, cross the roads, railways, bridges, rivers, the shores of the river, and the mobile communications network cover the ground.
Article 8. When planning for rural and urban planning and information infrastructure construction planning, a chapter on telecommunications facilities construction should be developed and the views of telecommunications authorities and relevant telecommunications operators should be sought.
The provincial telecommunications administration should prepare development planning for the telecommunications industry in the province, which was reviewed by the development planning authorities and approved by the Government.
The views of the telecommunications authorities and relevant telecommunications operators should be sought in the preparation and revision of relevant specialized planning related to the construction of telecommunications facilities.
Enterprise development planning developed by telecommunications operators should be consistent with urban and rural planning, development planning for the telecommunications industry and related professional planning.
Article 9. The construction of telecommunications facilities should implement mandatory standards for national communications construction and comply with requirements such as safe production, environmental protection and energy mitigation.
Article 10. The construction of telecommunications facilities should be coordinated with the local natural environment, urban and rural construction landscape, conduct environmental impact evaluation in accordance with the law and meet national standards for the protection of the electromagnetic radiation environment. The construction of telecommunications facilities in areas such as natural protection, wind and historical cultural protection should be a tactic or hidden measure.
Telecommunications facilities construction projects should be organized in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations and in compliance with the conditions of start-up.
Article 11. The following construction projects shall be synchronized with the telecommunications facility:
(i) Development of zones, industrial parks;
(ii) Airports, vehicle stations, ports;
(iii) The hotel, commercial, office and residential small areas;
(iv) Schools, hospitals, cultural sports sites, etc.
The parallel telecommunications facilities provided by the construction project should provide equal access to telecommunications operators and meet the need for multiple telecommunications operators to share their use, without reaching agreements with any telecommunications operators that have an exclusive provision and impeding access of other telecommunications operators to regional services.
The communications pipeline within the building and the construction of the project area within the scope of the project area should be included in the design documents for construction projects and be constructed and collected by the construction units in parallel with the work of the main subjects, and the costs should be included in the construction project estimates and implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions.
In the planning and construction of public facilities projects such as urban roads, highway, orbital transport, railways, etc., the relevant departments or units should be informed in advance of the telecommunications management structure and, in accordance with the mandatory standards for urban and rural planning, information infrastructure development planning and national communications engineering construction, synchronize the design and retention of the communications line and accompanying facilities.
Prior to the development of small-scale residential areas, the location of a clear telecommunications package (including mobile communications base stations) should be based on urban planning and development planning for the telecommunications sector. In the construction of small residential areas, real estate development enterprises should be retained in accordance with the predetermined place.
Regions such as signal blind areas or weakness, large-scale locations with high mobile communications, and communications networks are frequently converted should be established. The owner or the manager should provide the necessary conditions for the establishment of a network coverage system for telecommunications operators.
Article 15. The construction of telecommunications facilities such as communications machines, base stations, pipelines, leathers (ta), interfaces (interages) requires the occupation of land and should be governed by law.
Article 16 provides office space for public institutions, public investment construction projects, and their managers should provide the necessary premises and facilities for access.
The new construction, alteration, extension of telecommunications facilities such as Tat, base stations and pipelines should be established. Telecommunications facilities, such as quasi (ta), base stations and pipelines, should be open to sharing, including technical adaptation, expansion.
The provincial telecommunications administration organizes the objectives and management approach for the sharing of telecommunications facilities, which should be aligned with the urban integrated gates and in line with the requirements for information infrastructure. Telecommunication operators should implement a shared provision for telecommunications facilities and receive oversight under the law.
Article 18, in the context of the construction, alteration, expansion of telecommunications facilities, resulting in the economic loss of the person concerned, should be compensated by the telecommunications operators in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province; and the violation caused the economic loss of the person concerned by the law.
Chapter III Protection measures
Article 19 builds on roads, railways, towns roads, urban orbits, bridges, tunnels, farmland and water works, and confirms the need to relocate telecommunications facilities, and should be relocated with the telecommunications operators, after paying relocation costs and economic losses caused by relocation.
Article 20, in the context of the security protection of telecommunications facilities provided by the State, shall be communicated in writing to the Telecommunication operators in accordance with the law and shall take the necessary measures to protect:
(i) Construction (construction) of construction;
(ii) New construction, alteration, expansion of vehicle stations, airports, ports, roads, railways, urban roads, bridges, tunnels, urban orbital transport and water utilities;
(iii) Preparing electricity lines, electrical pipelines, coal pipelines, pipe water pipes, underground waterways, radio television transmission lines, telecommunications routes and the installation of secessional equipment;
(iv) Implementation of mining activities;
(v) Construction of plants for the production of flammable, easily explosive items and release of corrupted substances;
(vi) Other acts that may affect the safety of telecommunications facilities or the quality of communications.
In addition to the implementation of the former paragraph beyond the scope of the security of telecommunications facilities provided by the State, it may threaten the safety of telecommunications facilities and should take effective safety protection measures.
Article 21 prohibits the application of:
(i) In the context of the safe protection of telecommunications facilities provided by the State, burning, burning of kilns, burning of items, laying down, top-up construction, saving flammable, prone items, dumping of corrosive liquids, residues, etc.;
(ii) In the context of the security protection of telecommunications facilities provided by the State, extractive, exhumation, vegetation, septic tanks, livestock circles, marshes;
(iii) Damage or unauthorized relocation, dismantlement of telecommunications equipment, and cutting electricity sources;
(iv) Instructions, trawls, excavations, and other operations that endanger the safety of communications lines in the restricted areas where water floors, submarine cables are located;
(v) Accompanied with a wall object, a crop accompanying a crop, a livestock and a tuition (ta);
(vi) Removal, mobile, dismantled or damaged the safety alert marking and protection facilities of telecommunications facilities;
(vii) Shiping and throwing objects to telecommunications facilities;
(viii) Other acts that endanger the safety of telecommunications facilities.
The second article should be in line with the intervals established by the State when the air telecommunications, electricity, radio and television lines are cross-border. Incompatible, the relevant units should be addressed in consultation.
The line of oil, gas, water and electricity requires cross-border and parallel construction of the communication line and should maintain the interval between national provisions. Incompatible, the latter should consult with the pioneering units to follow the principle of security, take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of the pre-construction facility and assume the costs associated.
Article 23 should maintain a safe distance from telecommunications facilities. Telecommunication operators should be informed of their ownershipers or administrators to carry out screenings; the owner or the manager has not been repaired within a reasonable period of time, and the telecommunications operators are able to undergo a clips after the notice of the owner and the manager. Post-communication telecommunications facilities should maintain a safe distance from the plants already in place. Issues such as the safe distance between plants and existing telecommunications facilities should be addressed in consultation.
Article 24, Telecommunication operators need to enter construction, maintenance and maintenance activities in places where telecommunications facilities are located, and the owner or manager of the facility shall cooperate and facilitate.
No unit or person shall be unlawfully obstructed and obstruct the entry of telecommunications operators into the construction, maintenance and maintenance of places where telecommunications facilities are located.
Article 25 Telecommunications operators should establish warning signs based on the needs of telecommunications facilities and national technical standards. All persons and means of contact for telecommunications facilities should be identified. Telecommunications operators should be kept on a regular basis for the markings.
No unit or individual shall prevent the Operators of Telecommunications to set a warning mark within the context of the safe protected areas for telecommunications facilities.
Article 26 Telecommunication operators should establish physical and technical preventive measures for telecommunications facilities in accordance with relevant laws, regulations.
Telecommunication operators should develop telecommunications facilities failure scenarios, with corresponding hijacking personnel and equipment, and conduct regular telecommunications facilities for emergency response.
No units or individuals may prevent emergency communications guarantees, telecommunications facility hijackers, vehicle access to communications security for emergency disposal sites or telecommunications facilities from collecting any costs.
Article 28 should be promptly investigated by public security authorities in violation of the law, theft of telecommunications facilities and other telecommunications facilities.
Telecommunication operators should carry out job responsibilities and maintain work systems, strengthen the inspection, carry out protection lines, work in close contact with the various units along the lines and work together to assist public security agencies in detecting cases that undermine telecommunications facilities.
Article 29 commits damage to telecommunications facilities and shall compensate for the loss of the telecommunications facility owner, the scope of compensation, including loss of assets, the cost of repairing telecommunications facilities and the economic losses caused by the disruption of communications.
Specific compensation criteria are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.
Article 33 prohibits the acquisition of telecommunications facilities, such as unaccounted communications cables. The units and individuals involved in the acquisition of raw materials should be subject to the relevant provisions of the State and the province.
Chapter IV Legal responsibility
Article 31, in violation of article 11, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides that construction projects are not synchronized with telecommunications facilities and are not treated in accordance with the comprehensive test and are converted to the time limit for the construction of the competent authority, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars.
In violation of article 11, paragraph 2, of the present approach, there is no provision of equal access for telecommunications operators to public telecommunications facilities in the region, or an agreement with the telecommunications operators to enter into an exclusive provision, which is being converted by the provincial telecommunications management body to a deadline of up to $200 million.
Article 32, in violation of article 21, subparagraph (i), subparagraph (iii), (iv), of this approach, is subject to a reduction in the period of time of imprisonment by the provincial telecommunications administration and a fine of up to 30,000 dollars.
In violation of article 21, subparagraph (ii), subparagraph (v), subparagraph (vi) and (vii) of this approach, the period of time being converted by the provincial telecommunications administrations, with a fine of 500,000 dollars.
Article 33, in violation of article 33 of this approach, is punishable by law, legislation and regulations, in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China on the Control of the Special Industries in the Province of Southern Susang Province.
Article XXXIV Abuse of authority, negligence, infrastructural fraud in the construction and protection of telecommunications facilities by members of the provincial telecommunications administration and the relevant administration services, by law, and by law, criminal responsibility is held in accordance with the law.
Chapter V
Article XV provides for the construction and protection of specialized telecommunications networks, radio and television transmission networks, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.
Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2015. |