Unofficial Translation

December 12, 2019

Ulaanbaatar

LAW ON BROADCASTING

Chapter One. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1. Purpose of the Law

1.1. The purpose of this law is to establish a legal framework for conducting broadcasting services, to create a favorable environment for fair competition in the market, and regulate the relations related to the provision of broadcasting services in the national and public interests.

Article 2. Broadcasting laws and regulations

2.1. Broadcasting legislation consists of the Constitution of Mongolia, the Law on Freedom of the Press, the Law on Communications, the Law on Radio Waves, the Law on Advertising, the Law on Copyright and Related Rights, the Law on Licensing of Business Activities, the Law on Competition, this Law and other laws and regulations which consistent with these laws.

2.2. If an international treaty to which Mongolia is a party provides otherwise than this law, the provisions of the international treaty shall prevail.

Article 3. Scope of the Law

3.1. Relations related to public radio and television activities shall be regulated by the Law on Public Radio and Television.

3.2. Relations related to radiofrequency use licenses shall be regulated by the Law on Radio Waves.

3.3. Relations related to election campaign advertisements during Parliamentary, Presidential, and Local representative bodies elections shall be regulated by the election's laws and regulations.

3.4. Relations related to the advertisement, to be broadcast by broadcasting service providers, other than those specified in Article 24 of this Law shall be regulated by Law on Advertising.

3.5. Relations related to providing broadcasting services, except as indicated in clauses 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, and 3.4 of this Law, shall be regulated by this Law.

Article 4. Definition of legal terminology

4.1. The terms below used in this Law shall bear the meaning as follows:

4.1.1. "Broadcasting" means the preparation and aggregation of radio and television programs and their simultaneous distribution from a single point to the public through communication networks and equipment;

4.1.2. "Broadcasting service" means services as provided in clauses  4.1.3, 4.1.4, and 4.1.5 of this Law;

4.1.3. "Radio and television terrestrial network service" means a service that establishes a network using radio frequencies and provides free access to radio and television services within a certain coverage using customer receiving equipment (set-top-box);

4.1.4. "Multi-channel transmission service" means a distribution service delivering radio and television multi-channels to its customers through a wired, wireless, and satellite network on a contractual basis;

4.1.5. "Radio and television service" means a service preparing and producing programs in its editorial office, and distributing to the public by connecting through the communication network;

4.1.6. "Public radio and television" means non-profit radio and television service that serves solely for public interests as provided in the Law on Public Radio and Television;

4.1.7. "Commercial radio and television" means radio and television services by privately owned, and operated on for-profit activities;

4.1.8. "Content" means conversion of all types of information including words, sounds, symbols, signals, text, images, graphics, and animated images transmitted by means of the communication network, into electronic form;

4.1.9. "Program schedule" means a package of all types of programs scheduled to be broadcast on radio and television;

4.1.10. "Program" means all types of content prepared to be transmitted through radio and television;

4.1.11. "National program" means content created by a citizen of Mongolia, or by a team of artists, of which not less than one-third of the artists are Mongolian citizens;

4.1.12. "News" means a regular, daily scheduled news program on current affairs occurring in Mongolia and abroad;

4.1.13. "Advertiser funded program" means a program produced in accordance with a request to the radio or television service provider to produce, and to broadcast;  

4.1.14. "Channel" means a network capacity unit for transmission of radio and television programs;

4.1.15. "Sponsor" means a person or organization who provides financial, and, or other types of support for the production of a program;

4.1.16. "Caption" means a text description of the sounds, noises, speeches, and conversations of a television program on the screen at that moment;

4.1.17. "Affiliated person or organization" means an inpidual or legal entity connected with an inpidual or legal entity through for-profit activities;  

4.1.18. "For-profit activities" means the activities of companies, partnerships, enterprises, trade, credit, and all types of financial institutions; 

4.1.19. "Basic service package" means primary, the minimum package of television and radio channels, which subscribers can purchase from a multi-channel transmission service provider;

4.1.20. "Program (creative work)" means the actual output of the author's intellectual creative activity;

4.1.21. "Free to air radio and television" means commercial radio and television services that have variety, and perse program genres, and must be carried mandatory over transmission network services specified in clauses 6.1.1 and 6.1.2 of this Law;

4.1.22. "Pay radio and television" means a radio and television service that is activated by a subscriber selecting and paying for the (subscribed) channel via a multi-channel transmission service.

Chapter Two. PRINCIPLES OF BROADCASTING AND SERVICE TYPES

Article 5. Broadcasting policy and regulation, principles to be adhered to by broadcasting service providers

5.1.  The following principles shall adhere in the broadcasting operations:

5.1.1. to ensure human rights, freedom, justice, and national security concepts, national unity, and rule of law;

5.1.2. to propagate rule of law, historical, cultural, and linguistic traditions, and national values.  

5.1.3. to respect the achievements, heritage, and values of human civilization;

5.1.4. to respect for pluralistic opinions of political, religious, social, and economic views;

5.1.5. to be independent and autonomous from the government and religious organizations and political parties;

5.1.6. to develop responsible and professional journalism, and adhere to journalists' professional code;

5.1.7. to respect the rights of citizens to access and receive public interest, balanced, and verified information;

5.1.8. not to affect adversely the education and morals of the children and youth;

5.1.9. to prevent broadcasting services from an undue concentration of ownership, establish a favorable competition environment in the market, and support and facilitate broadcasting sector development;

5.1.10. to support and develop national program;

5.1.11. not to violate public norms, orders, and codes.

Article 6. Types of broadcasting services

6.1. Types of broadcasting services are as follows:

6.1.1. radio and television terrestrial network service;

6.1.2. multi-channel transmission service;

6.1.3. public radio and television service;

6.1.4. commercial radio and television service;

6.1.5. free to air radio and television service;

6.1.6. pay radio and television service.

6.2. The scope of broadcasting services shall be determined for the entire territory of Mongolia, or for certain regions thereof.

6.3. In case of limiting the broadcasting service to a specified region, Communication Regulatory Commission (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulatory Commission") shall indicate the specified territory of broadcasting service in the service license.

Chapter Three. BROADCASTING SERVICE LICENSING

Article 7. General provisions for broadcasting service licensing

7.1. Broadcasting services shall be provided under the license issued by the Regulatory Commission.

7.2. Broadcasting service license shall be granted to a legal entity registered in Mongolia.

7.3. Broadcasting service license shall not be granted to the following person or organization:

7.3.1. government organization, and citizen;

7.3.2. political parties and alliances, and affiliated non-governmental bodies operating under them;

7.3.3. legal entity with the foreign investment;

7.3.4. religious organization;

7.3.5. business entities and organizations in which more than 30 percent of the Board of Directors or Executive Management team members (director, deputy director, manager) are foreign nationals.

7.4. Upon issuing the license The Regulatory Commission shall adhere to the following principles:

7.4.1. to establish conditions for effective and fair competition in the market in accordance with the state policy on broadcasting, future trends of communication and broadcasting development, technology advancement, consumer needs, and interests;

7.4.2. to consider research on broadcasting market capacity, population, density, demands, and competition conditions;

7.4.3. the license for the radio and television terrestrial network service and multi-channel transmission service shall not be overlapped with the license for radio and television service, and shall be owned separately;

7.4.4. to inform the public about the deadline for receiving and processing applications for a license, the types and scopes of licenses, and procedures, and the other documents related to issuing licenses through its website;

7.4.5. broadcasting service licenses shall be selected on an open competitive basis, except license specified in clause 6.1.6 of this Law;

7.4.6. the issuance of the license for radio and television terrestrial network service and free to air radio and television service to the foreign investor is prohibited.

Article 8. General requirements for license applicants

8.1. The Applicant for the license shall meet the following conditions:

8.1.1. mid-term strategic plan for broadcasting service is to be developed and approved.

8.1.2. requirements established by the Regulatory Commission for investment, human resources, technology, and safety are fully met.

8.1.3. in case the applicant previously held the license and the license was revoked due to frequent violations of this Law, Law on Communication and Law on Radio Waves, it has not been elapsed three (3) years since the license was revoked.

Article 9. Documents required for applying for a license

9.1. The application for the license shall be accompanied by the supporting documents which prove that the requirements set forth in clauses 11.1.1, 11.1.2, 11.1.3, and 11.1.4 of the Law on Licensing of Business Activities, Article 13 of the Law on Communications, and Article 10 of the Law on Radio Waves, and in this Law are fully met.

Article 10. Issuance of the license and refusal to issue the license

10.1. Upon the receipt of the application, the Regulatory Commission shall carry out the following activities:

10.1.1. to register the application and provide a reference to the applicant;

10.1.2. to assess whether the application and the attached thereto supporting documents meet the requirements prescribed in this Law;

10.1.3. upon concluding after duly assessment the applicant meets the requirements set forth in clause 8.1 of this Law, provide a notification to the applicant that the license may be granted, and the license shall be granted within five (5) days thereafter.

10.2. The Regulatory Commission may refuse to grant the license in accordance with  clause 14.2 of the Law on Communications, clause 11.2.2 of the Law on Radio Waves, and on the grounds shown below:

10.2.1. the applicant does not meet the requirements prescribed by this Law;

10.2.2. the documents required to obtain the license have not been submitted to the full extent;

10.2.3. the applicant's investment, equipment, and professional staff planning required for the broadcasting service have not been provided, and the program policy is inconsistent with this Law and other legislation.

10.3. If the broadcasting service provider applies for a new, or other broadcasting service license, it shall have fully complied with the previous license agreement, terms, and conditions.

10.4. If the Regulatory Commission refuses to grant the license, it shall provide a written or e-mail response stating the reasons for the refusal.

10.5. The Regulatory Commission shall notify the public of the decision to grant the license within three working days.

Article 11. Duties to be paid

11.1. The license holder shall pay the state stamp duty in accordance with the Law on State Stamp Duties.

Article 12. License period

12.1. The license shall be issued for a period of not less than five (5) years.

Article 13. Extension of License

13.1. The license holder may apply to the Regulatory Commission for the extension of the license three (3) months prior to the expiration of the license.

13.2. The license extension application shall be accompanied by the following documents:

13.2.1. a copy of the license;

13.2.2. the receipt of state stamp duty payment;

13.2.3. the report on the implementation of the license agreement, terms, and conditions. 

13.3. The Regulatory Commission shall make a decision on whether to renew the license within 10 working days upon the receipt of the application specified in clause 13.1 of this Law.

13.4. The Regulatory Commission shall notify the public within three working days of the decision to extend the license and make a relevant record in the license registry.

Article 14. Suspension of License

14.1. The license may be suspended for up to 90 days on the following grounds in addition to those specified in Article 13 of the Law on Licensing of Business Activities:

14.4.1. violations of the relevant laws and regulations have been revealed by inspection of the Regulatory Commission;

14.4.2. failure to operate within the scope specified in the license;

14.4.3. repeated violations of intellectual property rights have been determined by the resolving conclusion of relevant professional authorities' inspections.

Article 15. Prohibition of License transfer

15.1. It is prohibited to transfer the license to others, except within a group of companies, for the purpose of ownership, possession, or utilization in addition to those specified in clause  5.3 of the Law on Licensing of Business Activities.

Article 16. Revocation of License

16.1. The license shall be revoked on the grounds specified in Article 14 of the Law on Licensing of Business Activities, Article 15 of the Law on Communications, and Article 18 of the Law on Radio Waves.

16.2. The Regulatory Commission shall notify the license holder of the decision to revoke the license in accordance with clause 14.2 of the Law on Licensing Business Activities, and shall publish the decision on its website within three working days after the decision is made with a clear statement of the grounds upon which the decision is based.

16.3. If the license holder disagrees with the decision to revoke the license specified in clause 16.2 of this Law, it may submit supporting documents to the Regulatory Commission that prove the need to uphold the decision made.

16.4. The Regulatory Commission shall review the evidence specified in clause 16.3 of this Law and, if it deems it is justified, cancel the decision to revoke the license. If it considers it groundless, it shall revoke the license and notify the license holder of the decision.

16.5. If the license holder disagrees with the decision to revoke the license stated in clause 16.4 of this Law, it may have the right to appeal to the court.

Article 17. Termination of License

17.1. The license may be terminated in the following cases:

17.1.1. the license has been expired;

17.1.2. the Regulatory Commission has revoked the license.

Chapter Four. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS ON BROADCASTING SERVICE

Article 18. Preventing undue concentration

18.1. Legal entity is prohibited to hold more than one license or dual license for the following types of broadcasting services:

18.1.1. radio and television terrestrial network service;

18.1.2. multi-channel transmission service;

18.1.3. free to air radio and television service.

18.2. The Regulatory Commission shall approve procedures to establish conditions for fair competition in the broadcasting services market and to prevent undue concentration in the market.

Article 19. Ensuring ownership transparency

19.1.  Ownership of broadcasts shall be transparent in order to ensure independence, openness, and ethics of broadcasting.

19.2. The legal entity holding the license shall submit the following information on the license holder ownerships to the Regulatory Commission by December 31st of each year:

19.2.1. family name, surname, and given name of the holder of five or more percent of the shares issued by the legal entity holding the license, and a list of the governing persons of the company;

19.2.2. detailed information containing the name, type, quantity, and business activities of the broadcasting licenses held by the legal entity;

19.2.3. the quantity and percentage of shares held at the other legal entities holding the broadcasting service license and the amount of assets contributed in case of partnership.

19.3. In the event of a change in a shareholder holding five or more percent of the issued shares, or a change in governing person of a company, the broadcaster shall notify the Regulatory Commission in writing within 30 days.

19.4. The Regulatory Commission shall review the information specified in clauses 19.2 and 19.3 of this Law and take necessary measures to establish a condition for fair competition in the broadcasting sector and prevent undue market concentration in accordance with the procedures set forth in clause 18.2 of this Law.

19.5. The Regulatory Commission shall disclose information on the ownership of the license holder to the public.

19.6. In case of non-disclosure or concealment of information on the ownership of the broadcasting service license holder to the Regulatory Commission, penalty actions shall be taken to the effect until the license is revoked.

Article 20. Broadcast development

20.1. The Government shall provide support in the following areas through the Broadcasting Development Fund in order to promote the development of broadcasting and the production of the national programs for radio and television:

20.1.1. delivering broadcasting services to the public in remote and inaccessible areas;

20.1.2. producing, broadcasting of genres of programs that are more expensive to produce, such as national history, culture, tradition, children, and educational topics;

promoting the production and broadcasting of genres of programs that are more expensive to produce.

20.1.3. support the content production of free to air radio and television;

20.2. The Broadcasting Development Fund will be financed from the state budget.

20.3. Criteria for allocating funds from the Broadcasting Development Fund to radio and television shall take into account the compliance of national program quotas requirement and its availability to the public.

20.4. Broadcasting service providers shall not contribute to the Universal Service Obligation Fund specified in Article 11 of the Law on Communications and Law on Government Special Funds.

20.5. Radio and television service providers shall follow the principles, when connecting and transmitting the programs through the multi-channel transmission service provider's network, stated and regulated by an agreement concluded between them, as follows:

20.5.1. to follow the procedure set forth in clause 9.1.4 of the Law on Communications in determining the technical interconnection point and conditions;

20.5.2. public radio and television main channel and multi-channel transmission service provider shall connect on a mutually non-payment basis;

20.5.3.  Free to air radio and televisions shall receive free to air television services fee in the amount of not less than 15 percent of the free to air television service revenue of the basic service package of service providers specified in clause 6.1.2 of this Law;

20.5.4. other commercial radio and television and multi-channel transmission service providers shall connect on a mutual agreement basis.

20.6. The Mongolian Television Association (hereinafter referred to as the "Association"), a public legal entity with mandatory membership of free to air televisions, shall collect the fees specified in clause 20.5.3 of this Law and distribute them among its members based on an audience share survey of free to air television.

20.7. The Association shall approve the procedure for distributing the fees specified in clause 20.5.3 of this Law among its members and conduct an annual audit of the income distribution.

20.8. Fees specified in clause 20.5.3 of this Law shall be deducted from the taxable income of multi-channel transmission service providers.

Chapter Five. REQUIREMENTS FOR BROADCASTING SERVICE PROVIDERS

Article 21. Requirements for broadcasting service providers

21.1. Broadcasting service providers shall operate within the types and scope specified in the license.

21.2. The equipment for the production, broadcasting, and transmission of the program shall meet the requirements of network operation reliability standards.

21.3. The requirements for broadcasting service providers approved by the Regulatory Commission shall apply.

Article 22. Requirements for radio and television terrestrial network service provider

22.1. Radio and television terrestrial network service providers shall operate independently and provide equal access to radio and television service providers, and prices and tariffs shall be transparent.

22.2. The radio and television terrestrial network service provider shall provide continuous, uninterrupted, and reliable operation and maintenance of the network.

22.3. The state shall be responsible for the operation of the state-owned radio and television terrestrial network and shall transmit the Mongolian national public radio and television, and free to air radio and television free of charge in accordance with clause 29.1.5 of this Law.

Article 23. General requirements for the program

23.1. Radio and television service providers shall produce and broadcast their programs in the official state language, Mongolian.

23.2. Foreign content, programming must be broadcast with a Mongolian voice-over or subtitle.

23.3. Radio and television service providers shall broadcast programs that they produced or for which they hold broadcast copyrights.

23.4. Radio and television service providers shall follow procedures for disseminating emergency alert warning information, and information during states of disasters and emergencies.

23.5. In the requirements specified in clause 21.3 of this Law shall determine the programming quotas of the following:

 23.5.1. national program;

 23.5.2. local program;

 23.5.3. own program;

 23.5.4. caption program, and program with sign language;

23.5.5. national history, culture, traditions, children's and educational programs of free to air radio and television.

23.6. The program must not be in conflict with the national security concept and interests of Mongolia.

23.7. News programs shall be reported from a variety of sources, on accurate, impartial, balanced, and independent perspectives.

23.8. News programs shall be clearly distinguished from advertisement, paid, and advertiser-funded news and programs.

23.9. Radio and television service providers shall take certain restrictive measures to protect children and youth from inappropriate content.

Article 24. Advertisement

24.1. The beginning and end of the advertisement shall be marked with sound and images, in the recognizable form for viewers, listeners.

24.2. The Regulatory Commission shall approve and monitor the implementation of procedures related to restrictions on all forms of radio and television advertisement, program sponsorship, paid, advertiser-funded programs, and teleshopping program regulations.

24.3. Multi-channel transmission service providers shall not broadcast any advertisements through the channels and programs they transmit.

24.4. No advertisements shall be aired during a state of emergency alert or disaster warning program.

24.5. Radio and television service providers are shall not produce and broadcast any advertisements restricted by the Law on Advertising.

24.6. No advertisements shall be allowed to broadcast on pay radio and television, and on commercial television specialized in the teleshopping program genre.

Article 25. Archiving

25.1. The radio or television service provider shall retain the program for 60 days or more after the transmission.

25.2. In the event of a dispute, the program related to the dispute shall be retained until the dispute is resolved.

Article 26. Requirements for multi-channel transmission service providers

26.1. Multi-channel transmission service providers shall obtain the official re-transmission copyrights when transmitting foreign radio and television programs, and shall be registered with the Regulatory Commission. The re-transmitting foreign radio and television programs shall not be in conflict with National security concepts and interests.  

26.2. Multi-channel transmission service providers shall transmit radio and television programs on a contract basis.

26.3. Multi-channel transmission service providers shall transmit licensed radio and television service providers programs, within the license scope.

26.4. Multi-channel transmission service providers are prohibited from modifying the sequence of programs, and channels being transmitted, and partially or fully closing them on grounds other than those specified in the law and the contract.

26.5. The basic service package of multi-channel transmission service providers shall include radios and televisions specified in clauses 4.1.6 and 4.1.21 of this Law.

26.6. The price and tariff basis of the basic service package of multi-channel transmission services, and its requirements shall be reviewed and regulated in accordance with the procedures approved by the Regulatory Commission.

26.7. National public television and free-to-air television channels shall be at the beginning of the basic service package of multi-channel transmission services.

Chapter Six. PROHIBITIONS FOR BROADCASTING SERVICES

Article 27. Prohibitions for Broadcast service providers

27.1.  Broadcast service providers are prohibited from producing or transmitting the following types of programs:

27.1.1. that negatively affect the mentality of the children and youth, propagate violence and pornography, describing criminal acts in detail, and preparing and consuming drugs and psychotropic substances;

27.1.2. programs and advertisements that urge or provoke conflict between nations, ethnic groups, or religions;

27.1.3. programs and advertisements that hate or discriminate against inpiduals or groups because of their ethnicity, language, race, sex, social origin, status, wealth, religion, opinion, sexual orientation, or disability.

27.2. Citizens and legal entities producing goods and products prohibited by the legislation of Mongolia shall be prohibited from sponsoring news and programs.

27.3. Sponsoring citizens and legal entities are prohibited from influencing the content and duration of the news and programs, as well as journalists and editorial independence.

Chapter Seven. RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBLE FOR BROADCASTING POLICY AND REGULATION

Article 28.  Powers of the government

28.1. Implement the state policy on broadcasting and organize the implementation of legislation.

28.2. Determine the quantity of radio and televisions to be broadcast nationwide and in the local area through the state-owned radio and television terrestrial network.

28.3. Approve the procedure for establishing and spending the broadcasting development fund.

Article 29. Rights and responsibilities of the state central administrative body in charge of communications

29.1. The state central administrative body in charge of communications shall exercise the following powers with respect to broadcasting activities:

29.1.1. to develop the state policy and policy direction on broadcasting and ensure the implementation of the legislation;

29.1.2. to represent Mongolia in international broadcasting organizations;

29.1.3. to develop and approve procedures for transmission of emergency alert warnings and preventing information during states of disasters and emergencies through the broadcasting network;

29.1.4. to develop the procedures for establishing and spending the broadcasting development fund, in cooperation with the relevant authorities;

29.1.5. to approve the criteria and requirements for the selection of free to air radio and television to be broadcast nationwide and in the local area through the state-owned radio and television terrestrial network, and to organize the selection, monitor the implementation;

29.1.6. other powers provided by law.

Article 30. Rights and responsibilities of the Communications Regulatory Commission

30.1. The Regulatory Commission shall exercise the following powers:

30.1.1. to develop proposals on the state policy on broadcasting and provide information to the competent authorities;

30.1.2. to report and allow ownership information of broadcasting service providers publicly available, and to take measures to prevent undue concentration;

30.1.3. to establish conditions for fair competition for broadcasting service providers shall conduct an annual evaluation and make a conclusion about the status of competition;

30.1.4. to approve the terms and conditions of licenses of broadcasting service providers and monitor their implementation;

30.1.5. to determine the principle of revenue sharing between broadcasting service providers;

30.1.6. to approve the requirements for the program specified in clause 23.5 of this Law;

30.1.7. to approve the following rules and procedures related to broadcasting services and monitor their implementation:

 a. rules of radio and television programs for protecting children from inappropriate content;

 b. procedures on broadcasting services license;

 c. procedures for regulating the basic service package of multi-channel transmission services;

30.1.8. to monitor the implementation of the requirements set forth in Articles 23 and 24 of this Law for radio and television programs;

30.1.9. other powers provided by law.

Article 31. Rights and responsibilities of broadcasting service providers

31.1. A broadcaster shall have the rights and responsibilities set forth in Article of this Law in addition to those specified in Article 25 of the Law on Communications.

31.2. Broadcast service providers have the following rights:

31.2.1. radio and television service providers shall develop and approve their own programs in accordance with the laws and regulations;

31.2.2. to determine service prices and tariffs by themselves;

31.2.3. to establish their own ethical self-regulation.

31.3. Broadcasting service providers have the following responsibilities:

 31.3.1. to have procedures for receiving and resolving complaints from viewers, listeners, and consumers;

 31.3.2. radio and television service providers shall have their own editorial policies and rules;

31.3.3. to provide continuous, uninterrupted, and reliable operations of the technical equipment's and networks for production, broadcasting, and transmission of the program, and to comply with the requirements of the standards;

31.3.4. radio and television service providers shall not suspend the program in part or in full on grounds other than those specified by law or contract.

Chapter Eight. SUPERVISION

Article 32. Supervision on broadcasting service activities

32.1.   Supervision shall be exercised by the Regulatory Commission, other relevant state administrative bodies, and state inspectors.

32.2. The state communications inspector shall supervise the implementation of broadcasting services, activities, and technical and technological procedures.

32.3. The state inspector shall monitor the implementation of this law and relevant rules, procedures, regulations, instructions, and standards.

Article 33.  Liability for violators of broadcasting laws and legislations

33.1. A person or legal entity that violates this Law shall be subject to liabilities specified in the Criminal Code, and the Law on Violations.

Article 34. Entry into force

34.1. This law shall come into force on July 1, 2020.

 

CHAIRMAN OF STATE GREAT KHURAL OF MONGOLIA G.ZANDANSHATAR