新西兰计划在7月之前对空间基础设施进行监管,以防止外国军事干预。 New Zealand plans to regulate space infrastructure by July to prevent foreign military interference.

新西兰将在7月之前出台新的条例,以控制地面空间基础设施,以运营商为目标,防止外国干涉。 New Zealand will introduce new regulations by July to control ground-based space infrastructure, targeting operators to prevent foreign interference. 这一行动是在对外国实体建立基础设施以援助违背新西兰利益的军事活动的情报担忧之后采取的。 The move follows intelligence concerns about foreign entities establishing infrastructure that could aid military activities against New Zealand's interests. 条例将涵盖跟踪、控制航天器和数据转移,要求操作人员执行保护性安全和尽职调查制度。 The regulations will cover tracking, control of spacecraft, and data transfers, with operators required to implement protective security and due diligence systems. 违反行为可能导致罚款和监禁。 Violations could lead to fines and imprisonment.