Regulations Supervising Internet Protocol Address and Top Level Domain Name Registration Services Article 12

When the country-code top-level domain name registry or National Internet Registry schedules to terminate its business, it should report to the competent authority for reference six months prior to the scheduled termination date and notify the registrants three months prior to the scheduled termination date.When the registry in the preceding paragraph terminates its business, it should keep the registration information correct and complete, and transfer the relevant registration information to other registry without charges to maintain the continuity of service provision; if necessary, the competent authority may take appropriate measures.The top-level domain name registry representing our country should report to the competent authority for reference three months prior to the scheduled termination date, and notify the registrants one month prior to the scheduled termination date.The emergency takeover agency of the top-level domain name registry representing our country should be determined by the competent authority in consultation with ICANN.Except for the top-level domain name registry representing our country, the generic top-level domain name registry should notify the competent authority in writing prior to the scheduled termination date. 5