Guangdong Province Radio Management Implementation Measures
Chapter 1 General
Article 1 In order to strengthen radio management, maintain the order of airwaves, effectively use radio spectrum resources, and ensure the normal operation of various radio services, according to the "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Radio Management" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"), combined with the actual situation of our province To formulate this implementation method.
Article 2 These Implementation Measures shall apply to the establishment and use of radio stations (stations) and the development, production, sale, import of radio transmitting equipment and non-radio equipment using radiated radio waves within the administrative area of ​​our province. The radio management of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (including the militia) stationed in Guangdong shall be implemented in accordance with the "Regulations on Radio Management of the Chinese People's Liberation Army". The radio management of the civil air defense system shall be implemented in accordance with relevant state regulations.
Article 3 The provincial radio management agency shall be responsible for the radio management work of our province. The radio management agencies of each city and county are authorized by the provincial radio management agency to manage radio within the main jurisdiction. National security, public security, industry and commerce, customs, price, technical supervision, and communication industry management departments assist within their respective responsibilities and cooperate with radio management agencies to do radio management work.
Chapter 2 Management Organizations and Their Responsibilities
Article 4 The provincial radio regulatory agency, under the leadership of the national radio regulatory agency and the provincial people's government, is responsible for the radio management of the whole province. Its responsibilities are:
(1) To implement the national and provincial radio regulations, rules and related policies;
(2) Drafting laws and regulations of radio management in our province;
(3) Implement radio management according to authority: review and approve the construction layout, setting and use of radio stations (stations), plan and assign frequencies and call signs, issue radio station (station) licenses or use certificates, and organize and divide urban radio transmission and reception Region; review the technical performance, technical indicators and models of radio transmission equipment developed, produced, and imported; coordinate and handle radio violations, investigate and deal with violations of laws and regulations; be authorized or entrusted by the national radio management agency to be responsible for the frequency of our province and Hong Kong and Macao Planning, assignment, coordination of station settings and interference; management of persons carrying in and out of Guangdong, Hong Kong, Guangdong and Macao and on-board radio transmission equipment; organizing radio monitoring work in the province;
(4) Responsible for radio management charges;
(5) Organize the implementation of radio control;
(6) Complete other tasks assigned by the national radio regulatory agency and the provincial people's government.
Article 5 The radio management agencies of each city (excluding county-level cities, the same below), under the leadership of the provincial radio management agency and the people's government at the same level, are responsible for the radio management work within their jurisdiction. Their responsibilities are:
(1) To implement the national and provincial radio regulations, rules and related policies;
(2) Implement radio management according to authority: According to the frequency and call sign planning and use regulations of the national and provincial radio management agencies, review and approve the setting and use of radio stations (stations), assign frequencies and call signs, and issue radio station (station) licenses Or use the certificate and report to the provincial radio management agency for record; review the technical performance, technical indicators and models of the radio transmission equipment developed, produced and imported within the jurisdiction; investigate and punish illegal and illegal acts of radio management within the jurisdiction, coordinate the handling of radio interference; monitor Radio wave signals, detection of technical indicators of radio transmitting equipment;
(3) Responsible for radio management charges;
(4) Complete other tasks assigned by the provincial radio regulatory agency and the municipal people's government.
Article 6 County (including county-level cities, the same below) radio management agencies, under the leadership of provincial and municipal radio management agencies and people's governments at the same level, are responsible for radio management within their jurisdictions. Their responsibilities are:
(1) To implement the national and provincial radio regulations, rules and related policies;
(2) Report the application, frequency of use, and research, production, and import of radio transmission equipment of the affiliated unit or individual radio station (station), accept, report, and assist in the investigation and handling of interference complaints by the affiliated unit or individual, and check the area under jurisdiction Radio management violations and violations;
(3) Responsible for radio management charges;
(4) Complete other tasks assigned by the higher-level radio management agency and the county people's government.
Article 7 The departmental radio management institutions established by the units directly under the provincial government and the units in Guangdong under various departments of the State Council are responsible for the radio management of this system under the leadership of the competent unit and under the guidance of the provincial radio management organization. Their responsibilities are:
(1) To implement the national and provincial radio regulations, rules and related policies;
(2) To formulate specific regulations for the radio management of this system according to the radio management regulations of the state and our province;
(3) Implement radio management according to the scope of responsibility: review the installation plan of the radio stations (stations) of this system, go through application procedures; participate in radio management coordination; manage and supervise the use of radio stations (stations) of this system;
(4) Handle the payment of the radio management of this system;
(5) To complete other tasks authorized or entrusted by the national or provincial radio regulatory agency.
Chapter III Installation and Use of Radio Stations
Article 8 Units and individuals who need to set up and use radio stations (stations) must submit a written application to the corresponding radio management agency, fill out the "Application Form for the Establishment of Radio Stations (Stations)" and the technical information declaration forms for various radio stations (stations) , Obtain a radio station (station) license or use certificate.
Article 9 The establishment of radio stations (stations) directly under the province and the central and foreign provinces in Guangdong, radar, navigation, satellite earth stations, microwave stations, short-wave radio stations (stations), radio and television transmitter stations (including differential transfer stations) The establishment of radio paging transmitter stations and radio stations (stations) covering and serving more than two cities shall be approved by the provincial radio management agency. The establishment of ultra-short wave radio stations (stations) covered by and served by municipal units under the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction shall be examined and approved by the municipal radio management agency and reported to the provincial radio management agency for record.
Article 10 The establishment of radio stations (stations) used by public security and national security agencies for special operations shall be handled by the provincial public security and provincial national security agencies in accordance with the regulations jointly formulated by the national radio regulatory agency, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of National Security; The establishment of other radio stations (stations) for special services shall be submitted for approval in accordance with the provisions of this implementation method.
Article 11 The setting of amateur radio stations (stations) shall be reviewed by the Provincial Radio Sports Association and the frequency and call sign shall be designated in advance. Those with a transmission frequency of less than 30 MHz shall report to the China Radio Sports Association for review and, after approval, report to Provincial Radio Management approval.
Article 12 The radio stations (stations) set up by units and enterprises of non-military systems using military frequencies shall be managed by the provincial radio management agency and go through the procedures for approval of establishment. Their radio stations (stations) shall not be installed in military restricted zones or military installations Within range.
Article 13 In case of emergencies such as endangering the safety of the life and property of the country and people, unauthorized use of radio transmission equipment may be temporarily used, and it shall be reported to the corresponding radio management agency within 3 days; after the emergency is lifted, it shall be immediately Stop using unauthorized radio transmission equipment and report to the corresponding radio regulatory agency.
Article 14 Suspension of the use of radio stations (stations) must go through the procedures for deactivation with the originally approved radio management agency, return the licenses of radio stations (stations), and seal the relevant equipment; when the use is resumed, the use of radio stations (stations) should be re-applied formalities. To revoke a radio station (station), you must go through the cancellation procedures with the originally approved radio management agency, return the radio station (station) license, and return the frequency used; the radio transmission equipment that needs to be destroyed shall be supervised by the original approved radio management agency. .
Article 15 The installation of large-scale fixed and special radio stations (stations) shall be incorporated into the overall plan for urban construction. The station-establishing unit shall report to the urban planning department for approval, and the construction shall be carried out in strict accordance with the approved planning layout.
Article 16 Owners or managers of slopes, mountains, urban buildings or other places may not provide a place where radio transmitting equipment is placed for the establishment unit without the approval of the radio management agency.
Article 17 The call signs of radio stations (stations) are assigned by the provincial radio management agency according to the unified compilation of the national radio management agency, and the municipal radio management agencies are responsible for the assignment. All units set up to use radio stations (stations) must strictly use the assigned call signs and must not change them without authorization.
Article 18 For radio stations (stations) that use non-centralized communication services, their address codes are uniformly prepared and distributed by the provincial radio regulatory agencies, and the municipal radio regulatory agencies are responsible for assignment according to the allocation.
Chapter IV Radio Frequency Management
Article 19 The provincial radio regulatory agency shall, in accordance with the radio frequency use regulations of the national radio regulatory agency, implement the radio frequency management of all provinces except the military (including militia). The municipal radio regulatory agency shall assign in accordance with the radio frequency planning and allocation of the provincial radio regulatory agency in accordance with the authority to approve the establishment of stations. The departmental radio management agencies established by the units directly under the province and the units of the State Council in Guangdong are authorized or entrusted by the national radio management agency to make assignments within the frequency range allocated for use by this system and file with the corresponding radio management agency.
Article 20 The assigned radio frequency shall not be changed by the user unit at will. If it is really necessary to change, it shall reapply to the originally approved radio management agency.
Article 21 After receiving the frequency use approval document, the user unit shall go through the procedures for using the station within 6 months. If the application is not completed within the time limit, the radio management agency that originally assigned the frequency shall withdraw the frequency. For the processing time, the user unit shall apply to the radio management agency that originally assigned the frequency within the time limit.
Article 22 There are two types of frequency use: regular use and temporary use. The period of use is 5 years per period, and the period is calculated from the date of issuance of the approval document. If the frequency usage period still needs to continue to be used, the user unit should go through the extension formality 1 month before the expiration; the product development and exhibition test need to use the frequency temporarily The user unit shall submit a written application to the corresponding radio management agency, and the actual launch may be carried out after approval. The temporary use period is 6 months.
Article 23 No unit or individual shall transfer the frequency without the approval of the state or provincial radio regulatory agency; shall not use the assigned frequency to add radio stations (stations) without authorization; it is prohibited to lease or lease the frequency in disguised form.
Article 24 When it is necessary to implement radio control due to national security and major tasks, the provincial radio regulatory agency may, in accordance with the orders of superiors, exercise control over units and individuals with radio transmitting equipment and other radio wave radiation equipment within the province ’s control area.
Chapter V Development, Production, Sales and Import of Radio Transmission Equipment
Article 25. For the development of radio transmission equipment, an application must be made to the provincial radio regulatory agency, which must be reported to the national radio regulatory agency for review after examination.
Article 26 The production of radio transmission equipment must be applied to the local municipal radio regulatory agency. After being reviewed by the municipal radio regulatory agency, it shall be reported to the provincial radio regulatory agency for approval. The provincial radio regulatory agency shall approve its technical performance, technical indicators and model.
Article 27 The sale of radio transmitting equipment must be applied to the local municipal radio regulatory agency, and the municipal radio regulatory agency shall approve the scope of its sales.
Article 28 Imported radio transmitting equipment (including loose parts and assembled parts) must apply to the local municipal radio regulatory agency, fill in the "Radio Equipment Entry Declaration Form", and report to the provincial radio regulatory agency or the municipal radio regulatory agency after examination. The municipal radio regulatory agency authorized by the provincial radio regulatory agency shall examine and approve it. The importing unit shall go through the customs formalities and the customs certificate shall be released based on the "Approval Approval Document for Radio Equipment Entry" issued by the radio management agency and the relevant approval documents issued by the import and export management agency for mechanical and electrical products.
Article 29 The units directly under the province, the central government, and the units located in Guangdong of other provinces must apply to the provincial radio regulatory agency for the production, import, and sale of radio transmission equipment. The provincial radio regulatory agency shall approve its technical performance, technical indicators, and models.
Article 30 Technical performance and technical indicators refer to the transmission power, operating frequency (segment) rate, frequency tolerance, frequency bandwidth, spurious radiation, anti-interference ability, antenna characteristics, etc. of radio equipment.
Chapter VI Foreign-related Radio Management
Article 31 The harmful interference between radio stations (stations) in our province and foreign radio stations (stations) shall be reported to the national radio regulatory agency for processing by the provincial radio regulatory agency.
Article 32 involves the radio frequency allocation, allocation and coordination of Hong Kong and Macao, as well as the mutual harmful interference between the radio stations (stations) of our province and the radio stations (stations) of Hong Kong and Macao. The management agency shall negotiate with Hong Kong and Macao within the scope of authorization or entrustment.
Article 33 Foreign consulates in Guangzhou, the United Nations and its specialized agencies, and other international organizations with diplomatic privileges in Guangzhou shall set up and use radio stations (stations) in our province to carry or carry radio equipment for entry. The route is approved by the national radio regulatory agency.
Article 34 Foreign users such as representative offices in China, groups coming to China, merchants and other foreigners come to our province to set up and use radio stations (stations) to carry or carry radio equipment for entry. The competent business department or reception unit shall report to the country or province in accordance with regulations Approved by the radio regulatory agency.
Article 35 Personnel entering and leaving Guangdong, Hong Kong and Guangdong and Macao shall carry and carry radio-emitting equipment on board, and the radio management agencies of Shenzhen and Zhuhai shall be responsible for the management in accordance with the scope authorized by the provincial radio management agency. The user must go to the corresponding radio management agency to apply for the “Guangdong Province Radio Transmission Equipment Entry-Exit Permitâ€, and the customs shall provide assistance.
Article 36 Without the approval of the State Radio Regulatory Organization, organizations and personnel from foreign countries, Hong Kong and Macao regions may not use electronic monitoring equipment to test radio wave parameters in our province; they may not bring in radio wave monitoring equipment such as field strength meters and spectrum analyzers without permission. ; Any department or unit is not allowed to hire foreign organizations and personnel from Hong Kong and Macao to test the radio wave parameters.
Chapter VII Radio Monitoring and Supervision and Inspection
Article 37 The main responsibilities of radio monitoring stations in provinces and localities are:
(1) Monitor whether the radio station (station) is working in accordance with the prescribed radio station operating procedures and approved projects;
(2) Finding sources of radio interference and radio stations (stations) used without approval;
(3) Determination of the main technical indicators of radio equipment;
(4) Detection of radio wave radiation from non-radio equipment such as industry, science, and medical treatment;
(5) Conducting electromagnetic environment testing and analysis to provide technical basis for radio management agencies to carry out frequency planning, assignment and approval of radio stations (stations);
(6) Radio stations (stations) used illegally or illegally may be intervened by technical means;
(7) Other duties conferred by the provincial and municipal radio regulatory agencies.
Article 38. Radio monitoring stations in provinces and localities are responsible for monitoring radio wave signals within their jurisdictions, and may conduct joint monitoring as needed. The Provincial Radio Monitoring Station is mainly responsible for monitoring the radio wave signals of radio stations (stations) set up by the units directly under the provincial government, the central government, and the Guangdong-based units in other provinces. The Guangzhou Radio Monitoring Station is mainly responsible for the monitoring of the radio wave signals of the radio stations (stations) set up by the municipal units of Guangzhou and the units outside the city within the jurisdiction of Guangzhou. Local radio monitoring stations are mainly responsible for the monitoring of radio signals from radio stations (stations) within their jurisdiction.
Article 39 When monitoring technicians perform monitoring tasks, the personnel of relevant units shall cooperate.
Article 40 Provincial and municipal radio management agencies shall establish radio management inspectors to supervise and inspect radio management-related businesses within the scope of their powers in accordance with the "Radio Management Supervision and Inspection Measures" issued by the national radio management agency. Inspectors should wear inspection badges and present inspection certificates and work permits when performing official duties. Units and individuals under inspection shall cooperate.
Chapter VIII Coordination of Radio Management
Article 41 The coordination of radio management work is divided into radio frequency assignment coordination, radio station (station) setting coordination and radio interference handling coordination.
Article 42 The provincial radio management agency shall be responsible for the coordination of radio management with the radio administration agencies of Hong Kong, Macao, and Guangdong and the neighboring provincial radio management agencies. The municipal radio regulatory agencies are responsible for the coordination of radio management with the radio regulatory agencies of neighboring cities, and assist the provincial radio regulatory agencies in the coordination of radio management. The radio management coordination between the radio management agencies of each system shall be handled by the radio management agency requesting the coordinator according to the coordination authority of the provincial and municipal radio management agencies.
Article 43 The coordination of radio management shall follow the following principles:
(1) Based on relevant laws, regulations and rules;
(2) Seeking truth from facts, fully consulting, scientifically demonstrating, and ensuring key points;
(3) Out-of-band concession and in-band concession, secondary business for primary business, later construction for first construction, no planning for planning.
Article 44 The radio management agency requesting the coordinator shall submit the data and coordination requirements such as the name of the radio station (station) to be coordinated, the type of service, the latitude and longitude of the site, the topography, the operating frequency, the transmission power and the antenna characteristics. To the radio regulatory agency of the requested coordinator. If confidential content is involved, confidentiality procedures shall be completed in accordance with regulations.
Article 45 The radio regulatory agency shall coordinate the assignment of radio frequencies and the establishment of radio stations (stations) in the following situations:
(1) The radio management agency of one party is allocating or assigning the frequency of the frequency band shared by both parties or out-of-band frequency;
(2) The radio regulatory agency of one party needs to assign the frequency assigned to the radio regulatory agency of the other party due to special circumstances, and the other party intends to give its consent;
(3) If a radio management organization of one party newly establishes a fixed radio transmitting station (station) or changes the technical parameters of an existing fixed radio station (station), it may give the other party an existing radio station (station) or a planned radio station ( Stations) that cause harmful interference and require electromagnetic environmental protection.
Article 46 The radio management organization of the requested coordinator shall perform calculations and technical analysis in accordance with the coordination principles, relevant regulations and technical standards, and shall reply the results of the calculation and analysis and suggestions for resolving interference to the radio management organization of the coordinator, If there is no objection after the coordination, a written agreement shall be made; if the requesting coordinator has any objection, the radio management agency of the requested coordinator may be required to review or the radio management agency of the requesting coordinator shall organize relevant personnel of both parties to conduct analysis, calculation or measurement. Before reaching an agreement, the radio regulatory agency requesting the coordinator shall not assign frequencies without authorization, approve the establishment of a station, or change the technical parameters of an established fixed radio station (station).
Article 47 The time limit for the coordination of radio stations (stations): 3 months for earth stations, 4 months for microwave stations, and 2 months for other radio stations (stations). The radio management agency of the requested coordinator shall reply within the above-mentioned coordination time limit. If it does not reply within the time limit, it shall be deemed as consent.
Article 48 The radio regulatory agency shall coordinate the handling of radio interference in the following situations:
(1) If one radio regulatory agency finds interference from a radio station (station) under the jurisdiction of another radio regulatory agency;
(2) A radio regulatory agency of one party finds non-radio equipment that interferes with radiated radio waves from the jurisdiction of the radio regulatory agency of the other party.
Article 49 The radio management organization of the requested coordinator shall immediately organize the search. If it is difficult to find the source of interference, it may request the radio management organization of the coordinator to assist in the search. For the interference found, the radio management agency of the requested coordinator shall deal with it.
Article 50 If the radio regulatory agency of the requesting coordinating party disagrees with the conclusion of investigation and handling of radio interference by the radio regulatory agency of the requested coordinating party, it may request the radio regulatory agency of the requested coordinating party to conduct a review.
Chapter IX Radio Management Charges
Article 51 The radio management fees of radio stations (stations) set up by provinces directly under the central government, central and other provinces in Guangdong, and networked wireless paging transmitters set up across cities shall be collected by the provincial radio management agency. The radio management fees of radio stations (stations) set up by municipalities within the municipal jurisdiction and county-level units that do not have radio management agencies shall be collected by the municipal radio management agency. In counties with the establishment of radio management agencies approved by the province, the radio management fees of the radio stations (stations) set up by the county-level units within their jurisdiction shall be collected by the county radio management agency. The method of collecting radio management fees for radio stations (stations) set up using military frequencies shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of military radio management.
Article 52 The types and standards of radio management charges shall be implemented in accordance with relevant regulations of the state and province. The scope of radio stations (stations) that enjoy exemption or reduction of radio management fees shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant regulations of the state and province. Article 53. Radio stations (stations) set up in our province by foreign countries, Hong Kong and Macao shall pay radio management fees, and the collection methods shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant regulations of the state and province.
Article 54. Radio management fees are implemented in two lines, revenue and expenditure, and are included in budget management. They are mainly used for radio management facilities, technical means, and business construction.
Article 55 The municipal and county radio management agencies shall pay the radio management fees collected by the whole city and county in the previous year to the provincial and municipal radio management agencies respectively in accordance with the prescribed ratio before February each year.
Article 56 The radio management organizations at all levels shall make an annual report to the corresponding financial department on the collection of the radio management charges of the previous year before March each year, and at the same time copy to the higher radio management organization.
Article 57 If there is a dispute in the payment of radio management fees, the paying unit or individual must first pay the fees according to the provisions, and then apply for reconsideration to the radio management agency at the next higher level.
Chapter X Penalties
Article 58 Any violation of the radio management regulations shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of Articles 43, 44, 45 and 46 of the Regulations.
Chapter 11 Supplementary Provisions
Article 59 The radio management organization referred to in these Implementation Measures refers to the Radio Management Committee and its offices, municipal management offices and county management stations.
Article 60 These measures shall take effect as of the date of promulgation. Our province ’s original radio management regulations that contradict this implementation method shall be implemented in accordance with this implementation method.
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