This Act is enacted pursuant to the provisions of Article 10 of the Organization Act of the Civil Aeronautics Administration (hereafter referred as the CAA) of the MOTC.

The CAA Air Navigation and Weather Services (hereafter referred as the ANWS) shall take charge of the following affairs:
1. Collecting, arranging and editing domestic/international aeronautical information, and publishing NOTAM, as well as providing flight information services.
2. Providing air traffic control service and verification of inbound/outbound aircrafts within Taipei FIR.
3. Transmission services of the aircraft status and domestic/international aeronautical telecommunication.
4. Collecting, processing the domestic/international aeronautical meteorological data, and providing services, such as aeronautical meteorological observations, forecasts, and watches.
5. Planning, designing, managing, monitoring, maintaining, researching and improving Air Traffic Services (ATS).
6. Planning, researching and developing in Flight Information, Air Traffic Control, Aeronautical Telecommunication and Aeronautical Meteorology.
7. Setup, improvement plan and related technical-information research of ATS equipment .
8. Registration, transportation, storage, distribution, supply, procurement and management of ATS equipment.
9. Other ATS related issues.

The following shall be established to attend to the aforementioned affairs of the ANWS: Taipei Flight Information Center, Taipei Area Control Center, Taipei Aeronautical Telecommunication Center, Taipei Aeronautical Meteorological Center, Information Management Center and the Air Traffic Service Management Office, Engineering Office, and Logistics Office.

The ANWS shall have an Office of the Secretary to attend to the document processing, general affairs, cashier, construction and maintenance, asset management, safekeeping of seals, performance evaluation, vehicle management, public relations, and matters that have not been ascribed to the jurisdiction of the respective centers and offices of ANWS.

ANWS shall have a director bearing the rank of Senior Grade 11 who shall take charge of the management of all ANWS affairs and the direction and supervision of ANWS personnel. Three deputy directors bearing the rank of Senior Grade 10 shall be appointed to assist the director in the ANWS related affairs.

The ANWS staff organization shall consist of the following:9 chiefs, 4 sector chiefs, and 3 approach control tower chiefs bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 9 to Senior Grade 10; 10 technical specialists bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 8 to Junior Grade 9, 3 of whom may bear the rank of Senior Grade 10; 11 deputy chiefs ranked Junior Grade 9; 4 deputy sector chiefs, 2 approach control tower deputy chiefs, and 2 secretaries bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 8 to Junior Grade 9; 15 section chiefs , 44 station chiefs, 32 to 38 senior controllers , 13 senior weathermen ,7 senior operators , 8 senior flight information officers, 10 engineers ranked Junior Grade 8; 17 associate engineers and 7 specialists bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 7 to Junior Grade 8; 25 to 41 system designers and 8 analysts bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 6 to Junior Grade 8; 40 to 54 assistant engineers bearing ranks ranging from Junior Grade 6 to Junior Grade 7; 521 air traffic controllers, 26 forecasters, 57 weather observers, 35 operators , 37 flight information officers, 22 officers and 146 junior engineers bearing ranks of Elementary Grade 5 or from Junior Grade 6 to Junior Grade 7; 8 assistant system designers bearing ranks ranging from Elementary Grade 4 to Elementary Grade 5,4 of whom may bear a rank of Junior Grade 6; 8 clerks bearing ranks ranging from Elementary Grade 3 to Elementary Grade 5; 37 office assistants bearing ranks ranging from Elementary Grade 1 to Elementary Grade 3.
Employment of existing employees employed prior to the implementation of this Act despite their lack of civil service eligibility may be retained; however, said employees shall fill vacancies in office assistant positions until their resignation.

The ANWS Personnel Office shall be under the supervision of an office chief, ranked either Junior Grade 8 or Grade 9 in charge of all personnel administrative matters. Essential office staff members shall be assigned pursuant to the personnel quota herein prescribed.

The ANWS Accounting Office shall be under the supervision of an office chief, ranked either Junior Grade 8 or Grade 9 in charge of all budgeting, accounting, and statistical matters. Essential office staff members shall be assigned pursuant to the personnel quota herein prescribed.

The ANWS Civil Service Ethics Office shall be under the supervision of an office chief, ranked either Junior Grade 8 or Grade 9 in charge of all civil service ethics related matters pursuant to the laws. Essential office staff members shall be assigned pursuant to the personnel quota herein prescribed.

The officers and personnel and their respective designated ranks as defined in Articles 5 to 9 shall be screened and appointed pursuant to the provisions of Article 8 of the Civil Service Employment Act.

In response to the business and operating requirements, ANWS may establish the approach control towers, aviation facility sectors and their own subsidiary sector to attend to the air traffic control service, flight information service, aeronautical telecommunication service, meteorological service, and air navigation aid equipment maintenance matters.
The work personnel required in the foregoing matters shall be assigned pursuant to the personnel quota herein prescribed.

Specific executive regulations of the ANWS shall be defined by the ANWS and forwarded to the Civil Aeronautic Administration for approval.

The Act shall come into effect on the date of its promulgation.