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Provisions On Administration Of Surveying And Mapping Results In Liaoning Province

Original Language Title: 辽宁省测绘成果管理规定

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Mapping results management provisions in the vast Hindu province

(The 9th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Commonwealth of Independent States, held on 23 August 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 285 of 27 August 2013 by the Government of the Greateren Province, which was launched effective 1 October 2013)

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of results, to promote the use of mapping results, to meet the needs of economic construction, defence and social development, sets this provision in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Outcome Regulation.

The present provision applies to the clearance and publication of maping results in the administrative region of my second province.

Article 3 states that the executive branch responsible for the mapping of the results in the current administration area is governed by the executive branch responsible for the management of the mapping process (hereinafter referred to as the administrative authority for the mapping of geographic information).

Relevant sectors such as housing and rural and urban construction, transport, environmental protection and land resources are divided into responsibilities and are responsible for mapping results in this sector.

Article IV contains a copy of the results of the mapping and a non-reimbursable payment system. The results of the basic mapping should be presented in a copy; non-basic mapping results should be made available.

A copy of the results of the basic mapping that should be presented should be implemented in accordance with the scope of administrative and national provisions.

The list of non-fundamental mapping results to be delivered includes town and regional sediment observation, line measurement, geodetic mapping, morphology, thematic maps (complete maps), geographic information systems, interest points for Internet maps, administrative regional boundaries mapping, water topographic measurements, sea measurements and other non-fundamental mapping results specified by States and provinces.

Article 5 Measury projects completed in provincial financial investments, which are to be compiled by the units responsible for the project to the provincial authorities to map the results. Measury projects completed in the city, district financial investment are carried out by the units responsible for the project's project locations, and by district mapping geoinformation administrative authorities.

Mapping projects completed using other funds investments, which are to be met by project donors according to the following provisions:

(i) Mapping across provincial or municipal administrative areas and referrals to provincial authorities for the mapping of geographic information;

(ii) Mapping across the district administration area and referrals to the location's municipal mapping administrative authorities;

(iii) The mapping area is within the district administration area and is transmitted to the location's district authorities to map the geographic information administration.

Article 6 Regional mapping of geographic information administrative authorities should be transferred to the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities by the end of March each year to the mapping results of the previous year of the administrative region; the municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should, by the end of April of each year, bring to the provincial authorities information the results of the mapping of the current year.

The provincial mapping of geographic information administrative authorities should produce a directory of all provincial mapping results by year and be made available to society by the end of June.

Foreign organizations or individuals jointly with the Chinese side and cooperate in the completion of the mapping project, in accordance with the law, and the relevant units of China, when mapping the results by the administrative authorities of the Department of State, should be accompanied by the mapping of the geography information administrative authorities.

Article 7. The depositary of the mapping results shall establish, within one month of receipt of the information on the results of the mapping, the archives and databases of the results of the mapping, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, regulations, the necessary confidential measures to ensure the safety of the results.

The Mapping of Geographic Information Administration authorities should conduct periodic reviews and oversight with the confidential sector on the confidentiality of the Mapping Unit. Mapping results-based custody units should be synchronized.

Article 8. Mapping the geography information administrative authorities should prepare planning for the development of the current regional mapping of results with sectors such as development reform, finance, and organize the processing and preparation of public mapping results and promote the socialization of results.

The geo-information administrative authorities should establish a geographical information resource-sharing and data exchange mechanism with counterparts, harmonize management and exchange of geoinformation resources and provide public services.

The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should establish a geographic information public service platform and a public good map service website that addresses, integrates and integrates thematic information exchanged by relevant departments, ensures the currentity of geo-information data and builds geographical information resources.

Article 9. The provincial mapping of geographic information administrative authorities should harmonize the data format with the relevant departments of the province to develop policy and technical protocols for all provincial mapping results and sharing geographic information resources.

The implementation of the mapping project should result in the acquisition of mapping results by the National Horizon in 2000.

Article 10 mapping the geographic information authorities should collect, in a timely manner, information on changes in geographic information, such as transport, water systems, geographical names, land cover, border communities, and regularly update the basic geoinformation database. Other relevant departments and units should support and cooperate.

The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should provide, in a timely manner, a variety of basic geo-information data for decision-making and social public goods in national organs.

The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should use advanced science and equipment to enhance dynamic monitoring, statistics and analysis of geo-information in provinces such as land resources, natural and ecological environments, rural and urban development, and to enhance the capacity of provincial geoinformation security services.

Article 11, legal persons or other organizations in my province need to use the results of the mapping that I belong to the country's secrets, with clear use purposes and scope, and the approval of the executive authorities for the mapping of geographical information in the map of the sites. There is a need to draw on the results of the mapping of geo-information administrative authorities in the province, which are based on State secret.

Foreign legal persons or other organizations in the province need to use the results of the mapping that I belong to the State's secrets, and should provide proof of the location, the self-government area, the direct jurisdictional municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

Article 12. Legal or other organizations shall apply for the use of the results of the painting that I belong to the State secret, and shall submit the following material to the competent organ of the mapping of geoinformation:

(i) To use the application form;

(ii) Effective identification of material by legal or other organizations (initial application);

(iii) Effective identification documents for the staff of the Office;

(iv) Organization of institutional codes or legal representative certificates (initial application);

(v) Approval of documents for project designs using mapping results, contracts or related sector projects.

Article 13 of the provincial authorities responsible for the approval of the results of the mapping of geographic information, which are the basis for national secrets:

(i) The results of more than four square, high-range control networks and higher-level space positioning networks in the province;

(ii) In the province, 1: 5,000, 1: 10000 countries have a basic sizeable picture, video maps and their digitalized products;

(iii) Data obtained from base air photographs throughout the province, information such as videos, and remote sensing information obtained on the basis of geographical information;

(iv) The Department of State maps the results of the basic mapping commissioned by the administrative authorities;

(v) Other basic mapping results identified by States and provinces.

Article 14.

(i) The results of the space positioning network, such as four countries in the current administrative region (other than four others), as follows:

(ii) 1: 500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 national base scale maps, video maps and their digitalized products in the present administrative area;

(iii) Data obtained from base air photographs in the current administrative area, information such as videos, and remote sensing information obtained on the basis of geographical information;

(iv) Other basic mapping results commissioned by the provincial authorities to map geographic information.

Article 15. The competent organ responsible for the mapping of geoinformation should make a decision on whether to make use within five working days of the date of receipt of the request; no use should be provided in writing and justified.

Article 16 shall provide the licensee with the results of the mapping exercise in a timely manner, in accordance with the elements approved by the Mapping of Geographic Information Administration, and at the specified level of the mark.

Article 17: The legal person or other organizations shall be subject to the following provisions by authorizing the use of the results of the basic mapping that belongs to the secret State:

(i) A confidential letter of responsibility with the mapping of geoinformation administrative authorities and extract effective confidentiality measures;

(ii) Use of approved purposes and scope;

(iii) No unauthorized reproduction, transfer and transfer of results;

(iv) Changes in the use of the results of the mapping should be replicated in accordance with this provision due to institutional reform and enterprise separation and consolidation;

(v) Authorize other units and individuals to assume the use of the results of the mapping or to develop mandates that should be recovered or destroyed in a timely manner, and their derivatives, upon the completion of the mandate.

Article 18 uses the editor for the publication of maps, the establishment of a geographic information system and the development of other products for the production of other products, shall be subject to the consent of the owner of the right to map results and to the right to map results in the appropriate place.

No unit or individual shall be able to alter and falsify results.

Article 19 mapping the geography information administrative authorities should develop mapping emergency security advances, scaling up the mapping of emergency equipment inputs, and timely updating of the mapping of emergency equipment and facilities and upgrading the level of mapping emergency response.

No unit or individual may unauthorizedly publish significant geo-information data in my province.

I have been made public by law of the important geo-information data in my province, which is reviewed by the provincial authorities for the mapping of geographic information, and consulted with the relevant departments of the province, the military mapping authorities, which are published by the Government of the Provincial People or its mandated departments.

Significant geo-information data in my province, to be published under article 20, include:

(i) The length, area and place of the city, district administration;

(ii) My province's main features, landscapes, location and scope;

(iii) The basic geo-information data that can be used in the words “intension”, “Greenin”, “A province-wide”;

(iv) The provincial mapping of geo-information administrative authorities would have data on the location, length, depth, size, size, length, etc. of other important natural and human-geographic geospatial entities identified in the relevant departments of the province.

The contents of the above-mentioned paragraph fall within the State's important geo-information data and are reviewed and published in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 22, unit or individual requests for the publication of important geo-information data in my province, shall submit the following material to the provincial authorities for the mapping of geographic information:

(i) The basic situation of units or individuals;

(ii) Technical programmes, measures and results-based information on access to important geo-information data;

(iii) Information on the assessment of critical geo-information data collection;

(iv) Other relevant information provided by the provincial authorities to map geographic information.

Article 23 requires the use of important geo-information data in my province in activities such as administration, information dissemination, external communication and teaching, and the use of important geo-information data published by law.

In violation of this provision, legal persons or other organizations use the results of the mapping that are the basis of State secrets, one of the following acts, which is committed by the mapping of geoinformation administrative authorities to put an end to the offence, which is a fine of 1000 dollars for non-consistency; a fine of up to 30,000 dollars for operating sexual activity; and a criminal liability under the law:

(i) Storage or falsify results;

(ii) Reproduction, transfer or transfer of results that are based on national secrets;

(iii) To provide foreign organizations or individuals with information on the results of mapping that are secret in the country;

(iv) To change the use and scope of results;

(v) Changes in the subject of mapping results-based use units that do not reproduce applications;

(vi) The destruction of the results of the mapping and the derivatives of other units and individuals is not timely after the purpose is achieved or when the tasks of other units and individuals are entrusted.

Article 25, in violation of this provision, is one of the following acts of mapping the geography information administrative authorities and their staff, who are criticized by the Government of the current people or by the top-level administrative authorities for the mapping of geodetic information; that the person directly responsible and other direct responsibilities are treated in accordance with the law; that constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law:

(i) The adverse effect of the review of the matter under the law;

(ii) To use job facilitation requests, receipt of property from other persons or other interests;

(iii) Non-compliance with the responsibility to monitor management under the law or with inadequate supervision, resulting in serious consequences;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

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