Where two or more public buildings or major construction projects are involved, the implementing agency (organization) may implement a joint public art installation plan.
Where the location of a public building or major construction project makes it difficult to implement a public art installation plan, the implementing agency (organization) may seek another, more suitable location after ensuring there are no issues with management, maintenance, or property rights.

Public art installation plans are in principle to be categorized as services procurement.
Permanent public art installations are to be guaranteed for a period of one year. Where necessary, the executive task force may extend this period and, in submitting this to the reviewing agency for its approval and reference, shall list the reasons for so doing.

The implementing agency (organization) executing a public art installation plan may, where professional needs require, act in accordance with the provisions of Articles 39 and 40 of the Government Procurement Act or the Regulations for Cultural and Arts Procurements.

To spur creation of better-quality public art installations and to reward those implementing public art in accordance with Article 15 of the Act, the Ministry of Culture may, in carrying out its selection, award certificates, statues, or other appropriate awards for outstanding work.

Government agency (organization) receiving donations of public art shall draw up plans for installing such works and implement them after the review committee approves. Such plans shall include, at a minimum, the following:
1. Reason for donation;
2. Information about both the donor and the creator;
3. Information on the donated public art;
4. Analysis and textual and pictorial description of the installation site;
5. Draft of the proposed contract between the government agency (organization) and the donor;
6. Plan for follow-up management and maintenance; and
7. Other relevant information.

The implementing agency (organization) shall inform the Ministry of Culture when it submits to the Executive Yuan for review its plan concerning a large-scale government construction project.
When reviewing the application for a building permit for a public building, special municipalities, counties, and cities and specially established organizations with oversight over construction shall inform the local supervisory authority for cultural affairs in the locale of the public building to implement public art projects in accordance with Article 15 of the Act and with these Regulations.

Where public art installation plans are sent to and approved by the review committee prior to the publication of these amended Regulations, the regulations at the time of submission shall apply.
Review committee members hired prior to the publication of these amended Regulations may continue to serve in their position through the end of their term.

These Regulations shall take effect from the date of promulgation.