Article 1. The Minister of Communications presides over supervises the affairs concerning post. Electrical communications, postal exchange, postal savings, postal life insurance, postal annuity and their collateral affairs as well as those concerning the security of aerial navigation, and controls paying of annuity and pension and receiving and paying the money for the national treasury.

Article 2. In the Ministerial secretariat, besides the affairs prescribed in the General Rules, general affairs relating to inquiries of collateral administration are transacted.

Article 3. The Ministry of Communications consists of the following seven bureaus: General Affairs Bureau Postal Affairs Bureau Electric Affairs Bureau Technical Affairs Bureau Electric Wave Bureau Savings and Insurance Bureau Materials Bureau

Article 4. In the General Affairs Bureau the following affairs are transacted: 1. Pertaining to the Liaison and adjustment of administration concerned; 2. Pertaining to the budget and settlement as well as accounting and its inspection; 3. Pertaining to allowances, welfare and training of the employees.

Article 5. In the Postal Affairs Bureau, post and its collateral affairs are transacted.

Article 6. In the Electric Affairs Bureau, the following affairs are transacted: 1. Pertaining to electrical communications and their collateral affairs; 2. Pertaining to International Telecommunication Corporation Ltd.

Article 7. In the Technical Affairs Bureau, the affairs pertaining to the construction and preservation of the electrical communications facilities are transacted.

Article 8. In the Electric Wave Bureau, the following affairs are transacted: 1. Pertaining to electric wave control; 2. Pertaining to electric wave technique; 3. Pertaining to standard electric wave as well as the construction and preservation of the facilities thereof; 4. Pertaining to wireless electrical communications and their collateral affairs except for those concerning public communications; 5. Pertaining to security of aerial navigation.

Article 9. In the savings and Insurance Bureau, the following affairs are transacted: 1. Pertaining to postal exchange, postal savings and their collateral affairs; 2. Pertaining to postal life insurance, postal annuity and their collateral affairs; 3. Pertaining to paying of annuity and pension, and receiving and paying the money for the national treasury.

Article 10. In the Materials Bureau, the affairs pertaining to materials are transacted.

Article 11. In the Ministry of Communications the Building and Repairs Department is established in order to supervise the affairs pertaining to state properties and repairings thereof.

Article 12. The Minister of Communications may establish branch offices where he deems it necessary, and allot them a portion of affairs to be done by the Ministry of Communications.

Article 13. In the Ministry of Communications are employed the following personnel: Secretaries of Communications Ministry or Technical officials of Communications Ministry: Full time 7 persons 1st class Secretaries of Communications Ministry: Full time 1 person 1st class ,, 143 persons 2nd class ,, 9875 persons 3rd class Technical officials of Communications Ministry: Full time 5 persons 1st class ,, 191 persons 2nd class ,, 700 persons 3rd class Chief of the Building and Repairs Department. In addition to the above-mentioned personnel, Communications Assistants are employed and treated as 3rd class officials.

Article 14. From among the 1st class technical officials of Communications Ministry is appointed Chief of the Building and Repairs Department, who supervises the departmental affairs according to the order of the Minister of Communications.

Article 15. The Communications assistant, under the instruction of senior official, engages in business or technical affairs. In addition to the provisions prescribed in Par. 2 of Article 13, and the preceding paragraph, the regulations pertaining to the Communications assistants shall be made by the Minister of Communications.