(Summit No. 17 of the fifteenth People's Government of Ben streams to discuss the adoption of the Decree No. 170 of 14 November 2013, No. 170 of the Government of the People's Government of Japan, which was launched effective 1 January 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in the light of legal provisions such as the People's Republic of China's Mapping Act, the People's Republic of China Mapping of Results Management Regulations, the Excellence of Planning and Mapping Regulations.

Article II units and individuals involved in the mapping of geographic information activities within the city's administration should be respected.

The geodetic information activities described in this approach include, inter alia, geodesy, mapping of air photographs, photographic measurement and remote sensing, engineering measurement, geo-patial mapping, housing mapping, administrative regional boundaries mapping, GIS engineering, map preparation, navigation electronic map production, Internet map services and the provision, use and use of geoinformation results.

The geographical information referred to in this approach refers to information and important attributes of important natural and human-person geospatial entities within the city's administration.

Article 3. The Urban Land Resources Authority is the competent authority for mapping geographic information in my city, which is responsible for the supervision of the mapping of geographic information throughout the city and for the management of the day-to-day management of geographic information.

Each district mapping the geography information administration is subject to the supervision and operational guidance of the municipal authorities for the mapping of geographic information.

Planning, development reform, finance, business, public safety, forestry, property, water, transport and confidentiality are governed by the law.

Article IV provides a unified leadership of the municipal and district governments in the mapping of geographic information and incorporates the mapping of geographical information in national economic and social development planning and annual plans. Requirements for the maintenance of public goods such as basic mapping, emergency mapping and mapping infrastructure should be included in the annual financial budgets of municipalities, districts.

Article 5 Units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the areas of mapping geoinformation and related scientific and technological research, measurement protection are recognized and rewarded.

Article 6. The mapping of geo-information administrative law enforcement officials conducts monitoring of the mapping of geographic information activities by law, and the inspector shall provide information and equipment.

No unit or person shall impede and prevent the mapping of geo-information activities by a mapping person in accordance with the law.

Article 7. Activities in the mapping of geographic information should be used in national harmonized mapping benchmarks and mapping systems to implement national-mandated mapping geographic information technology norms and standards. No unit or individual shall be authorized without approval to establish a relatively independent system of clocks.

Activities in the mapping of geographic information should comply with the relevant provisions of confidential work and take the necessary confidential measures to guarantee the safety of the mapping of geographic information results.

Chapter II

Article 8

The Government-owned departments prepare professional planning related to the mapping of geographic information operations and should seek advice from the executive authorities for mapping geoinformation at this level.

Article 9

(i) The establishment, review and maintenance of the Integrated PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network (SPS);

(ii) The financial burden at this level: 500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 basic scale map, video maps, metric maps, metrics and updates;

(iii) Mapping infrastructure, updating and maintenance and aviation photographs and remote sensing mapping at the current level;

(iv) The preparation of the base geodesy and maps (regions);

(v) Monitoring of the situation in the geography (the district);

(vi) mapping emergency security;

(vii) Building, maintaining (including chard map streams);

(viii) Other basic mapping matters provided for in the legislation.

Article 10 provides a system for regular updating and real-time updating of the geography of information results and updating in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network should be maintained and updated every five years;

(ii) 1: 500 and 1: 1000 metres of terrain update cycle not exceeding three years;

(iii) The results of geo-information mapping, based on economic construction, social development and urban planning and critical engineering needs, should be updated in a timely manner.

Article 11 sets out the mechanism for sharing geographical information. The geographic information results generated by administrative ( cause) units, State-owned enterprise units in the performance of public management and public service responsibilities should be exchanged and shared in a timely, non-reimbursable manner with the mapping of geographic information administrative authorities.

Article 12 Relevant professional information systems related to geo-information construction by government departments or financial investments should be based on the basis of the basic geographical information platform in the city, which should be constructed by the consent of the municipal authorities to map geographic information.

The establishment of a geographic information system or other information systems relevant to the geographic information system should be based on the harmonized geo-information data of the city.

Article 13 quantify the geo-information administrative authorities should be based on basic geographic information and promptly collect information on the changes in geographic information, such as transport, water systems, geographical names, land cover, border communities, and update the database on a regular basis to provide integrated geo-market services for government policymaking, land resource management, ecological environmental protection, emergency response, and urban and rural planning. Other relevant departments and units should support and cooperate.

Article 14. The following geographical information data shall not be used in non-relevant networks, such as the political network or the Internet:

(i) Discussed base geographic information data and thematic geo-information data without the authorization of the National Geographic Information Agency;

(ii) Public information data not processed for sensitive information.

Article 15. Generic geo-information data are national secret information and are available to government authorities through the deployment of a public platform involving a sealed web (document exchange) to ensure the use of environmental and Internet physical isolation in the use of the Internet.

Government departments need to use basic geo-information data, which must be consistent with relevant national legislation and policy provisions, and strictly adhere to the statutory approval procedures for the use of geodetic mapping results.

Article 16 shows that measurements are owned by the State and that any unit and individual shall not be allowed to carry out their own movement, destroy or destroy the markings, nor shall they be used for permanent measurements; any unit and individual have been found to be mobile, damaged, seized, destroyed, destroyed, destroyed and destroyed, and the right to stop and report.

The construction should avoid the opening of permanent measurements; it is true that it is not possible to escape, the need for the removal of permanent measurement signs or the loss of use due to the permanent measurement of the mark should be governed by measurements. The cost is borne by the construction unit.

Chapter III

Article 17 units engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities shall be subject to a corresponding hierarchy of mapping, in accordance with the law, and shall engage in mapping geographic information activities within the scope of the operation provided for in the quality. Mapping project organizational units should be delegated to units with corresponding qualifications to carry out geo-information activities based on national and provincial mapping criteria.

The units that apply for the processing of E, C, Développement certificates should be submitted to the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities, with the consent of the relevant industry authorities, for approval by the competent post-trial mapping administrative authorities.

Article 18 Persons involved in the mapping of geographic information should be eligible for corresponding qualifications and only for a mapping of geo-information activities by a unit with a mapping of qualifications, and the mapping unit should be employed in accordance with the law. The management and hiring of a registered creatter is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Mapping units and mapping personnel should be held in the context of national integrated mapping operations.

Article 19 of the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities shall carry out mapping inspections of units engaged in the mapping of geographic information activities within the scope of the city, monitor inspections and communicate the inspection units upon signature by the inspector. The daily supervision of the handling of inspections is the basis for the participation of mapping units in annual registration.

Mapping units should be subject to monitoring inspections carried out by the authorities of the Mapping Geographic Information Administration under the law and provide information and material in practice with respect to the measurement of the measurement of the quality of the mapping.

The mapping unit conceals information, provides false material or refuses to check and provide authentic material reflecting the mapping of geographic information activities, and maps the processing of geo-information administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant legislation.

Article 20 shall establish a credit system for mapping the geographic information market and make the following information regularly available to the community:

(i) Mapping qualitative levels and scope of operations;

(ii) To map the quality of information results;

(iii) To map the professional qualifications of persons;

(iv) Other matters requiring publication.

Article 21 assumes a mapping unit for the mapping of geographic information projects in this city, and, prior to the implementation of the mapping of geographic information project, the procedures for the registration of geographic information projects shall be governed by the regulations.

The offshore organizations or individuals, with the approval of the State, are engaged in mapping geographic information activities in the city, should submit to the municipal mapping of geoinformation administrative authorities relevant approval documents, mapping the regions approved and within the area and receiving the supervision of the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities.

Article 2, which maps the geographical information project and requires tendering, shall be determined by law through tenders. Exceptions relating to national security, national secret mapping of geo-information projects and the organization of the Mapping of Geographic Information Administration authorities.

Chapter IV

Article 23 presents the results of the mapping of geographic information completed within the city's administration, which shall be measured by year to the municipal authorities for the mapping of geographic information or by a directory or copies of the results of the administrative authorities entrusted to it. The district mapping of the geographic information administration should be transferred to the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities by the end of March each year to the mapping of geographic information results for the previous year of the administrative region.

Criteria for mapping geographic information projects or for metric geographic information projects in urban, district and district financial investments should be made available for the mapping of geographic information results; for other mapping geographic information projects, a directory of the results of the mapping of geographic information should be made.

A directory and a copy of the mapping of the results of geo-information are carried out without pay. The municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities prepares a directory of the results of the geodetic information to society, with the exception of State secrets.

Mapping units should be responsible for the authenticity and integrity of the information presented to them.

Article 24: The production, use and maintenance units that map the results of geo-information should establish a management system for the mapping of geographic information results and the archiving of information to guarantee the integrity and security of the mapping of the results of geo-information.

The mapping of geographical information results is secret in the State, and its pre-ranking determination, use, transfer, transfer and custody are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation.

The Mapping of Geographic Information Administration shall conduct a periodic review and oversight with the confidential sector of the confidentiality of the mapping of geographic information results-based maintenance units. The custodial unit for mapping the results of geo-information should be synchronized.

Article 25 requires the use of the city's geographical information-based mapping results, and requests for use and scope should be made for the processing of approval procedures for the mapping of geographic information administrative authorities. In other provinces, municipal units and individuals use the results of geo-information mapping in the city, it should also provide evidence from the location of the declaration unit or the self-government area, the competent administrative authorities to map geo-information.

Article 26 The relevant units and individuals in this city need to use the results of the geo-information mapping of the country or other provinces, self-government zones and the city's municipalities, which should be certified by the city's geodetic information administrative authorities to map the geographic information administrative authorities in the country and in the province, or to map the geographic information sites for the mapping of geographic information results.

Article 27 provides identifiable geodetic information results for external, external and port, treasury units and individuals, and shall be subject to the procedures established for the processing of clearance procedures for the municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities and to the harmonization of the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities. With regard to military facilities and the military-critical sectors, the municipal authorities for mapping geographic information should seek advice from the relevant military departments prior to their approval.

Article 28, which has been approved, maps the results of geo-information, shall not be replicated or transferred to other units and individuals.

Article 29 monitors relevant activities, such as the use of geodetic information results, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China conservative State secret law.

Article 33 maps the results of geo-information and other maps completed using financial resources for decision-making and social public goods should be provided without compensation; other circumstances use the results of the mapping of geographic information, and the application of compensation, the fee-using criteria for which compensation is paid are developed by the municipal price administration authorities with the municipal authorities to map geographic information administration authorities.

The Government and its relevant departments and the military may use remunerated geo-information results to map the results of geographical information without compensation for public interest, such as disaster prevention, mitigation, defence-building, or major emergencies.

Article 31 sets out geodetic information projects using government investment funds and construction projects using government investment funds must take full advantage of the existing mapping of geographic information results and avoid duplication of mapping. The departments concerned should seek in writing the advice of the municipal authorities to map the geographic information before approval.

The financial sector, in the context of a settlement review of the use of government investment funds, should be able to test the presentation of the geodetic information results; no processing of the Government's investment fund settlement process is not carried out in accordance with the provisions.

Article 32 uses the editor of the mapping of geographic information results, the establishment of a geographic information system and the development of other products for the production of other products, with the consent of the mapping of geographical information results and the mapping of geographical information results rights in appropriate place.

Confidential maps and internal maps shall not be published, issued, sold and displayed in any form.

Significant geo-information data should be consolidated. Key geo-information data in the city are published by the municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities following approval by the Government of the people of the city, in addition to the fact that the law should be published by the State and the province.

No other units or individuals may unauthorizedly publish significant geo-information data in the city.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of article 12, article 14 of this approach, one of the following acts is retroduced by the mapping of the geography information administrative authorities or other relevant departments in accordance with the responsibility order, which may be fined by more than 10,000 dollars; and administrative disposition by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel with direct responsibility:

(i) Establish, without approval, a comparative stand-alone system;

(ii) The establishment of a geographic information system that does not apply to national and local standard-based geo-information data;

(iii) Authorize the publication of important geo-information data.

In violation of article 17 of this approach, no Mapping is obtained for the operation of the mapping of geoinformation operations by the municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities to stop the mapping of geographic information activities, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict, and to map the amount of a fine of more than two times the payment agreed.

Article XVI maps the quality of geographical information results to the user's loss, and the unit should assume liability.

The quality of geographic information results has been calculated on a number of occasions to the user, with the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities reporting to the provinces to reduce or eliminate their mapping.

Article 33, in violation of article 23 of this approach, does not distract from the submission of information on the results of the mapping of geographic information, to the extent that the time limit is due to expire, to pay more than two times the cost of the project's contribution to the mapping of geographic information, to a fine of more than 50,000 dollars for the units responsible for the national investment mapping project, to the extent that the results of the MOU are not met within six months from the date of the roll-out of the MOU, and to the payment of the material to the sector.

In violation of article 24 of this approach, one of the following acts has been converted by the municipal mapping of the geoinformation administrative authorities or other relevant departments on the basis of the responsibility order, warnings can be made and will be fined by more than 5,000 dollars; and administrative dispositions are granted under the law to the competent and other direct responsibilities responsible:

(i) Unless the management of the Geographic Information Platform approves the provision of data on the geographic information platform from private sources;

(ii) Use of geo-information platforms to share data for operational activities.

Article 39 obstructs the exercise of public duties by the staff of the administrative authorities responsible for the mapping of geographic information, which is dealt with by the public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes an offence and is held criminally under the law.

Article 40 maps the geography information administrative authorities and their staff members in violation of the provisions of this approach, which do not carry out oversight functions, causing serious consequences, and administrative disposition by the competent authorities in accordance with the law.

Annex VI

Article 40