Administrative Regulations on Manufacturing, Import and Report of the Controlled Telecommunications Radio-Frequency Devices｜第 26 條｜通訊｜Regulation｜In Force
第 五 章｜國家通訊傳播委員會｜v1.0
Last Amended: 2025-02-03
When the Class 1 CTRFD is damaged, replaced or its use has terminated, unless otherwise specified in these Regulations, the owner of the equipment shall immediately file a report to the competent authority to seal up or destroy the device. However, if the owner of the equipment is unknown, it may be sealed up or directly destroyed by the competent authority. Within three months prior to the expiration of the sealing up period mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the owner of the device may apply for an extension with a written statement of reasons, and the extension shall be limited to three years. When the competent authority is aware that a CTRFD that should be sealed up or destroyed in the Paragraph 1, it may voluntarily send personnel to seal it up or destroy it. The competent authority may send personnel to inspect the sealed CTRFD periodically. The CTRFD replaced or terminated for use may be transferred to a third party. Except as otherwise provided in these Regulations, for the temporarily suspended Class 1 CTRFD, if the owner of the device does not seal up or destroy it, a designated person shall be assigned to list and manage the quantity and location of the device, and report to the competent authority for reference. The competent authority may send personnel to inspect the device periodically. Radio stations on the ship or aircraft in any of the following circumstances may not be sealed up or destroyed after being reported to the competent authority for reference: 1. Ship radio stations are destroyed or transferred abroad, or exported abroad with the hull. 2. The aircraft radio station is damaged, replaced, terminated for use or is exported abroad with the aircraft. Amateur radio stations that have obtained the approval shall be exempt from reporting, sealing, destruction under surveillance, or being included in a controlled registry by designated personnel when destroyed, replaced, terminated or suspended from use.