(The seventeenth ordinary meeting of the Government of the thirteenth Municipal Government of 21 February 2014 discussed the adoption of the Decree No. 145 of 13 October 2013, No. 145 of 1 May 2014, which came into force)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of geo-information, to promote the development of the cause of mapping and to ensure that the cause of mapping is a national economic and social development service, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the Northern Province of the River.

Article 2

Article 3. The municipal mapping of the geography information administrative authority is responsible for the uniform supervision of the mapping of geographic information within the city's administration.

Each district (market) mapping the geography information administration is responsible for the supervision of the mapping of geo-information efforts in the administration area and for the operational guidance and supervision of the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

Other relevant sectors of the Government of the city, district (market) are responsible for mapping geographic information related to this sector, in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article IV

Article 5 is engaged in mapping activities that should be used by national mapping benchmarks and mapping systems, or through the comparatively independent clocking system and high-range systems approved by the law, and the implementation of national regulatory and standards for mapping technology.

Article 6. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should strengthen their leadership in mapping geographic information efforts, encourage relevant units and individuals to conduct research on mapping science and technology, to use advanced technology and equipment, to increase the level of mapping technology, and to grant recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make significant achievements in mapping and mapping science and technology studies.

Chapter II

Article 7.

(i) Pool control networks, high-range control networks, the establishment, updating and maintenance of space positioning systems;

(ii) Access to air photographs and space remote sensing mapping information based on geo-information;

(iii) A corresponding proportion of base maps, measurement of video maps, updating and updating of product measurement and updating;

(iv) Establishment, updating and maintenance of basic geographic information systems and basic geo-information databases in the city;

(v) Construction, maintenance and management of basic mapping facilities;

(vi) Other basic mapping matters under the law, legislation.

Article 8

Article 9

Article 10 City, district (community) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should develop the corresponding basis for mapping emergency security scenarios based on the need to respond to emergencies such as natural disasters.

Article 11: The following basic mapping project is organized by the municipal, district and municipal authorities responsible for the mapping of geographic information:

(i) The establishment and updating of the PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network in this administrative area;

(ii) Measurement of the current administrative area of 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 basic scale maps, video maps and their digital products;

(iii) Establish and update basic geographic information systems;

(iv) Establishment of a public platform for the maintenance of geo-information;

(v) Access to basic geographic information remote sensing information;

(vi) Other basic mapping projects provided by the current people's Government.

Article 12

The updated review cycle of the PACT, the High-range Control Network and the Space Positioning Network in this administrative area is 5 years; the upgrading cycle of 1: 500, 1: 1,000 scales in the current administration area does not exceed 2 years; and 1: the 2000 scale of the renovation cycle does not exceed 3 years.

The city, the district (community) builds 1500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 metre maps, which should be updated annually.

Article 13 City, district (market) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should establish and improve basic geo-information data and regularly organize monitoring and integrated analyses of basic geo-information changes and provide geographic country data for economic and social development and scientific decision-making.

Article 14. Municipal, district and municipal authorities to map geographic information should strengthen the building of public platforms for geoinformation and actively assist other relevant departments in the development of thematic applications for the development of digital urban construction results.

Article 15. Other relevant sectors and units of the urban, district and territorial governments shall provide, within 30 days of the date of the mapping of geographic information, information for the updating of basic mapping results, boundaries, transport, electricity, water systems, for the timely updating of geographic information systems.

Article 16 states that the relevant authorities of the municipal government will work with the municipal authorities for the mapping of geodetic information, in accordance with the functional division of labour, for example, the preparation of geodetic mapping, land mapping, land degradation, and the implementation of national regulations and technical normative organizations.

The mapping of the administrative regional boundaries is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State.

Article 17 establishes a geographic information system in this administrative area or other information systems relevant to geographic information, which must be used in accordance with national and present municipal standards.

Chapter III

Article 18 defines a mapping unit for the mapping of geographic information activities in this administrative area, and shall be subject to a corresponding hierarchy of the Mapping Modalities.

The municipal mapping of geographic information authorities is entrusted by the provincial mapping of the geographic information authorities, which are responsible for the processing and clearance of applications for stratification of morphology, and for the processing and clearance of nutrients.

Article 19 Professional technicians engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities should have the corresponding qualifications of the operation. Mapping operational documents should be held in the conduct of external mapping activities.

Article 20: Mapping units and any other units, individuals shall not engage in the following activities:

(i) Restrue, modify, transfer, transfer and rent the Mapping Quality Certificate;

(ii) Excluding the scope of the mapping of geographical information activities;

(iii) Conducting geo-information activities on behalf of other mapping units;

(iv) To allow other units to carry out geo-information activities on behalf of this unit;

(v) Transformation packages or conflicting subcontracts to map geographic information projects.

Article 21, in addition to the mapping of geographic information projects that are not appropriate for tendering, such as national security and secret, provides for a project on mapping geographic information to be solicited by national legislation, legislation and regulations that must apply tenders in accordance with the law and receive oversight management in the mapping of geographic information authorities and related sectors.

Section II assumes a mapping project and shall use the testing of qualified mapping equipment. The results of the mapping of geographic information produced using unspecified or non-qualified means of mapping equipment cannot be provided.

Article 23 results of basic mapping and other mapping results completed using financial funds should be detected by mapping quality monitoring tests, without testing or testing, and their results are not delivered.

Article 24 Prior to the implementation of the Mapping of Geographical Information Project in the current administrative region, the following material should be submitted to the Mapping of Geographic Information Administration authorities in the project area:

(i) A letter or a letter of assignment;

(ii) A copy of the glossary certificate, a licence and a business licence;

(iii) Mapping of geo-information contracts or task books;

(iv) Mapping of geography information technology designs;

(v) List of persons and their operational documents.

Article 25

(i) More than four (concluding this figure) and high-range control networks;

(ii) More than 1 square kilometre: 500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 scale map (including maps of land, housing maps, etc.);

(iii) Measuring and other mapping projects across the administrative area (market, area);

(iv) Administrative regional boundaries at the district (market);

(v) Construction of a geographic information system based on 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 metre-based geo-information data;

(vi) Other geodetic information projects set out by the provincial authorities to map geographic information.

Article 26

(i) Chart control measurement and high-range control measurements, among others;

(ii) 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 metres (including maps of naturalization, housing maps, etc.);

(iii) Measuring and other mapping projects in the current administrative area;

(iv) The following administrative regional boundaries at the district (market level).

Article 27 of the Mapping of Geographic Information Administration should establish a credit file of the Mapping Unit and make timely publication to society of the qualifications, performance, quality of results and compliance with the law in the current administrative area.

Chapter IV

Article twenty-eighth mapping of geographic information authorities should establish a quality monitoring system for measuring results and to strengthen monitoring of the quality of the mapping results, including through the screening or focus of the project inspection.

Mapping units should establish a quality assurance system for mapping results and be responsible for the quality of the results achieved.

Article 29 maps the results of the geography information project are governed by law. The Martographic Information Project completed by the financial investments was compiled by the Mapping Unit within three months of the date of the completion of the project's identification process, and the mapping of geographic information results by the administrative authorities for the mapping of geodetic information, as required. The financial sector, in carrying out a settlement review of the mapping of geographic information projects and construction of engineering mapping projects using financial funds, should be able to test the presentation of the results of the mapping of geo-information; and no financial funding settlement procedures should be taken in accordance with the provisions.

The Martographic Information Project completed by other funds investments was transferred by project-funded individuals within three months of the date of the completion of the project survey, to map the geographic information results of the project site.

Article 31 (Central) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities shall transmit information on the results of the mapping of geographic information to municipal mapping administrative authorities by the end of March each year. The municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should publish a directory of the results of the mapping of geographic information to society by the end of June each year.

Article 31 should establish a system of custody for the sound mapping of results-based information, equipped with the necessary facilities to ensure the safety of mapping results, and apply a system of storage for basic mapping results.

The storage facilities and conditions for mapping results should be consistent with the relevant provisions and requirements of national confidentiality, firefighting and archives management.

The mapping of geographic information projects and construction of engineering mapping projects in financial investments should be sought in writing by the relevant departments prior to the approval of the set-up, with the appropriate mapping of geographic information administrative authorities, with full use of the existing mapping of geographic information results and avoiding duplication.

Article 33 Legal persons or other organizations, individuals need to make use of the results of the basic mapping of national secrets, with clear purpose and scope for the approval of the executive authorities for the mapping of geographical information at the location of the results.

The external provision of geodetic information results that fall under State secret should be reported in accordance with the statutory procedures.

The results of basic mapping are provided to the community by the authorities of the communes, districts (communes) who map the geography of information, and other mapping results are provided to the society by the owner of the results.

No unit or individual may unauthorized replication, transfer or transfer results without the consent of the owner of the results. Confirmation of the need to replicate the results of confidential mapping should be managed in accordance with pre-stigation.

Article XV: Other mapping results completed by the municipal, district-level base mapping and financial investments shall be used for:

(i) Decision-making and social public goods by State organs;

(ii) The public interest of the Government and the relevant departments and the military in the areas of disaster prevention, mitigation and defence;

(iii) The Government's major civilian work;

(iv) Government and its relevant departments in the field of professional geographic information systems;

(v) Other matters that are not provided by law, regulations and regulations.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, the results of the mapping are governed by the law by a system of paid use, which is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. The income earned on basic mapping results is included in the Government's non-levant income management to supplement basic mapping funds.

Article XVI uses the results of basic mapping and shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Use in accordance with the confidentiality hierarchy of results based on the basis of national legislation on confidentiality and take effective confidential measures;

(ii) Within the context of this unit, the use of its applications and approved uses shall not be extended to the system or other units;

(iii) To entrust third parties with the development of basic mapping results, after completion of the project, the applicant for the use of basic mapping results shall destroy the corresponding results in accordance with the relevant provisions;

(iv) All those who have made a significant place in using the results of the basic mapping exercise indicate the copyrights of the results of the results;

(v) There shall be no unauthorized replication of the results of the basic mapping or transfer of basic mapping results to other units, individuals.

Article 37 City, district (community) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should organize regular national mapping awareness-raising campaigns and strengthen monitoring management in map markets.

Article 33 Eighteen municipalities, districts (markets) Governments should strengthen the management of the production, printing, publishing, displaying, loading, ensuring the quality of maps and safeguarding the sovereignty, security and interests of States.

The units working on Internet maps should be given a corresponding hierarchy of mapping certificates in accordance with the law and conduct map services within the framework of the legal regulations, and shall not be transmitted, stored, marked to endanger the sovereignty, security and information relating to State secrets.

Article 39 publishes or displays the unpublished maps of the city, which should be reviewed by the pilot mapping of the geographic information administrative authorities in the provinces and will be reviewed and submitted to the municipal mapping administrative authorities.

No unit or individual shall be issued or sold without clearance of approved maps.

Chapter V

Article 40 shall not destroy or unauthorized movement of permanent measurement signs and temporary measurement signs being used shall not be used for permanent measurements and shall not be carried out in the context of the security control of the permanent mark.

Article 40, city, district (community) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should conduct periodic censuses and maintenance of permanent measurement signs and entrust the location with the custody of the territorial resources of the land. The census, maintenance and maintenance of permanent measurement symbols are included in the budget for the same fiscal year.

Prior to the establishment of a permanent measurement mark, the mapping unit should map the material map design map, place location, protection coverage, occupancy of land or facilities, and map the geographical information administrative authorities.

Article 43 builds permanent measurement symbols that may be subject to land-use-related registration procedures in accordance with the local nature and actual circumstances.

Article 44: Sectors such as urban and rural planning, construction should incorporate measurement signals into the information management system of this sector, and should seek advice from the same-level geodetic administrative authorities prior to the approval of projects that may have an impact on measurements and the effectiveness.

The construction of construction units should avoid permanent measurements. It is true that it is not possible to circumvent the opening of permanent measurements or to deprive them of their effectiveness, and that it should be subject to the approval of the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities or the provincial mapping of geographic information administrative authorities and the payment of relocation costs in accordance with national provisions.

Article 46 requests for the establishment of permanent measurement signs of relocation should provide the following materials:

(i) Applications for relocation;

(ii) Construction of engineering and planning of approval documents;

(iii) Purchase of construction.

Article 47 sets out the use of permanent measurement symbols by mapping personnel must hold mapping operational documents and ensure that measurements are not compromised in accordance with operational regulations.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 48, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is converted by an administrative order for the mapping of geographic information over the district and a fine of more than one thousand dollars:

(i) Constrainting, redirecting, transferring and renting the Memorial Award;

(ii) Substraints of the proceeds of the mapping project;

(iii) The use of basic mapping results for approved purposes and scope;

(iv) To entrust third parties with the development of basic mapping results and to destroy results in a timely manner after completion of the project.

Article 49, in violation of article 24, article 39 and article 42 of this approach, stipulates that no proceedings have been carried out and that the deadline for the mapping of geographic information administrative authorities has been changed to the extent that the period of time has not been changed, with a fine of over two hundred yen.

Article 50 violates the provisions of this approach and stipulates that the relevant laws, regulations and regulations have been penalized.

Article 50 quantifies the administrative authorities of geoinformation and their staff members to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and assigns a direct responsibility to the competent and direct responsibilities that are directly responsible, by virtue of law by their units or by the competent parent authority; and constitutes a crime, criminal liability under the law.

Chapter VII

Article 52 is implemented effective 1 May 2014. The Modalities for the Mapping of the Metropolitans, issued by Decree No. 53 of 22 September 1994, were also repealed.