(Adopted by Decree No. 297 of 15 October 2013, by the Government of the South Kyoto Republic, on 1 December 2013)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the mapping of geographic information management, to promote the development of geo-information, to ensure that the mapping of geographic information causes are economic-building, defence-building, rural and urban development and social development services, and to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China mapping Act, the Sang Province mapping Regulation.

Article 2

Military mapping is carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 3 governs the supervision of the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

In the Jenin region, the Psychia region, the six zones, the watershed area, the High-to-be (hereinafter referred to as zones) mapping the geographic information authorities are responsible for the management of geodetic information within the Territory and are guided by the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

Ministries such as housing and rural and urban construction, land resources, water resources, transport and transport are divided into responsibilities, responsible for the mapping of geographic information in this sector and are guided by the operation of the mapping of geographic information authorities.

Sectors such as development and reform, finance, quality technical supervision, business, civil affairs, prices, public safety, national security, press publication, confidentiality, education, are guided by their respective responsibilities in mapping geographic information management.

Article IV. The municipalities, the people of the region have strengthened their leadership in the mapping of geographic information, including the mapping of geographic information in national economic and social development planning, and basic mapping funds are included in the current financial budget.

Article 5 encourages scientific and technological innovation to map geo-information and encourages the use of advanced technologies and equipment to increase the level of technology for mapping geographic information. The units and individuals that have made important contributions in the measurement of progress in the area of geo-information are recognized and rewarded by the city, the people of the region or by the geoinformation authorities.

Article 6

Chapter II

Article 7 engages in the mapping of geographic information activities in this city, and should use the national mapping system designated by the provincial mapping of geographic information authorities or the comparative stand-alone system of the city of Nanjing, approved by the Department of State, for the mapping of geographical information authorities.

The basic mapping should be based on the comparatively independent balancing system and high-range benchmarks in the city.

Article 8 engages in mapping geographic information activities in this city and should implement national, industrial, local-related standards and national, provincial and municipal authorities to map geographic information technology norms.

The municipal mapping of geographic information authorities should develop the city's geotechnical information technology norms with standardized administrative authorities.

The basic mapping should be carried out with the implementation of the basic mapping technology norms developed by the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

Article 9. The mapping of geographic information authorities should enhance oversight in the region of the establishment of a comparative stand-alone system and a high-range system.

The municipal mapping geography information authorities are responsible for determining the conversion relationship between the base mapping system of the city's relative independent coordinates and other national focal points, which can be entrusted with the transfer of technology with the results of the basic mapping. Sectors such as housing and rural-urban construction, land resources, water conservation and transport should be responsible for the transformation of results in this sector, as required by the mapping of geographic information in the system.

Article 10 Measuring activities in the areas of housing and rural and urban construction, land resources, water, transport and other areas should be carried out in accordance with the national guidelines on engineering measurement techniques and be subject to the supervision of the mapping of geographic information authorities.

The construction of a variety of floor lines and the construction of various types of works should be measured and completed in a timely manner. Housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities guide and manage municipal engineering measurement.

Chapter III

Article 11. Basic mapping is a public good cause and is governed by a hierarchy of management, with the results being attributed to the Government.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to organize the basic mapping project without the consent of the Mapping Geographic Information Authority.

Article 12

(i) The establishment, reassessment and maintenance of a network of synthestop control, high-range control networks and spatial positioning networks throughout the city;

(ii) Access to basic air photographs and basic remote sensing information within the city's administration;

(iii) City level 1: 500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 basic scale maps, video maps and their measurement products;

(iv) Surveys, collation and measurement of space information at the municipal level within the public domain;

(v) Construction and maintenance of public platforms and spatial framework data at the municipal level;

(vi) Monitoring of the geographical situation at the municipal level;

(vii) The development of the base geodesy and administrative regional maps at the municipal level;

(viii) Other basic mapping issues identified by the Department of State, provincial and municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

Article 13 Regional mapping of geographic information authorities is responsible for organizing the following basic mapping:

(i) The establishment and reassessment of the following trajectory and high-range control networks in the current administration area;

(ii) 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 basic scale maps, video maps and the measurement and updating of their digitized products in the current administrative area;

(iii) Surveys, collation and measurement of space-based information in the public areas of the region;

(iv) Building and maintaining basic geospatial platforms and spatial framework data in the current administrative region;

(v) Preparation of base geodesy and regional maps in the current administrative region;

(vi) Geographic country monitoring within the present administration;

(vii) Municipal mapping of geographic information authorities and other basic mapping projects identified by the people of the region.

Article 14. The municipal and regional mapping of geographic information authorities shall be organized with the relevant departments to prepare the basic mapping planning for the current administrative region, to be approved by the Government of the current people and to report back-up to the top-level mapping of geographic information authorities.

The development of specific planning by the relevant sectors of the city, the people of the region concerned the mapping of geographic information should be sought by the current level of geodetic information authorities.

Article 15. The results of the basic mapping should be updated on a regular or real-time basis in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) To renovate once every five years each of the PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network;

(ii) 1: 500, 1: 1000 metres of terrain, up to 6 months of current data;

(iii) 1: The 2000 scale map is updated every three years.

Article 16 maps the geo-information authorities should establish a bottom-up database within the administrative area. Relevant sectors such as development and reform, housing and rural-urban construction, urban management should be aligned with the mapping of geo-information authorities to carry out local mapping, collation and data maintenance, ensuring the integrity and currentity of the land-based database.

The mapping of geo-information authorities should establish a land-based information-sharing and exchange mechanism with the relevant departments, the routing units.

Article 17 is sufficient, updated land line and the construction of important facilities such as urban roads, bridges, land, terminals, rivers, roads, human protection units should be entrusted with tracking and completing measurements of precipitation by units with corresponding mapping. The units responsible for the completion of the line should be able to complete the results of the measurement of the underground line with the provisions of this approach.

The various types of movable or off-site pipelines, which should be communicated in a timely manner to the mapping of the geographic information authorities. The mapping of geographic information authorities should be based on end-of-the-ground survey results and release information and the timely updating of the land-line database.

Article 18 City mapping geographic information authorities should establish a public platform for the integrated base geospatial framework in the city, in accordance with relevant national, provincial and municipal standards and norms, to manage geographic information data in the current administrative region.

The public platform of the regional-based geospatial framework should build the technical norms of the municipal platform and interact with the municipal platform.

Article 19 states that the geography information authorities should establish mechanisms for the sharing of the results of the mapping of geographic information. The mapping of geographic information builds on specific management approaches, which are developed by the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities with the relevant departments.

Government departments should build a geospatial information system based on geographical location, using the geospatial framework data provided by the mapping of geoinformation authorities and the need to build a space data application platform, which should be based on the public platform of the basic geospatial framework.

The use of the geographic information generated by Government resources in the performance of public management and public service responsibilities by government departments, State-owned business units should be exchanged and shared with the mapping of geographic information authorities.

Article 20 mapping geographic information authorities should be based on basic geographic information, organizing geo-country surveys and monitoring in the current administration area, providing integrated geo-country services for government policymaking, land management, ecological environmental protection, emergency response, urban and rural planning.

Relevant sectors such as land resources, transport, water, agriculture, forestry, development and reform, statistics should cooperate in providing information.

Chapter IV

Article 21 units engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities should be made in accordance with the law, with a view to identifying geographic information projects in accordance with the scope of operations and operating limits established by the award.

The mapping project roll-out units should be entrusted with the implementation of the project in line with the national, provincial mapping of the qualitative subsectors.

Article 2 states that the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities should establish a credit evaluation system for mapping units as a basis for mapping projects.

Article 23, which is registered in the field, provides for the development of geographic information projects in the city, should be made available to the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities.

The offshore organizations or individuals have been authorized to carry out the mapping of geo-information activities in the city, which shall, within seven days prior to the start of the project, submit to the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities the relevant approval documents.

Article 24 Government investment mapping of geographic information projects should be sought in writing by the relevant authorities when approval of the establishment. The results of basic mapping should be used to avoid duplication of effort.

Article 25. The mapping of geographic information authorities shall be subject to supervision of tendering activities for the mapping project in the current administration area, in conjunction with the relevant administration.

Article 26 Mapping of geographic information units in mapping operations prohibits the following acts:

(i) Constraint, alteration, transfer, transfer and rental mapping certificates;

(ii) Activities in the mapping of geographic information beyond the scope of a qualification licence;

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

(iv) Allow other mapping units or individuals to engage in geo-information activities on behalf of this unit;

(v) Transplanation, conflicting subcontracting projects;

(vi) Other acts prohibited by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 27 publishes, displays, loads or publicly sells the maps of the city's area, and shall be subject to a provision for the screening of geo-information authorities and the acquisition of maps by law.

The municipal mapping of geographic information authorities is responsible for the first instance of the map of the city's area. The relevant sectors, such as civil affairs, transport and transport, should assist in the preparation of the first instance opinion; the delivery of the map as a regional map and the regional mapping of geographic information authorities should assist in the presentation of the first instance.

Chapter V

The mapping of results in Government investment is owned by the Government and is administered by the Mapping Geographic Information Authority. The results of the survey of the relevant industry management units are maintained by the relevant industry management and are used in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Mapping units with basic mapping or other mapping projects in government investment may not be used to other operational services.

Article 29 maps of results are carried out by law without compensation. The results of the basic mapping should be presented in a copy of the results; other mapping results should be presented to a catalogue of results, using the results of the Government's investments, the results of the completion of various construction works, and copies of results should be made.

Results-based information should be collected from units responsible for the mapping of geographic information authorities within 30 days of the completion of the mapping project. The mapping of geographical information authorities shall receive a copy of the results received, or a letter of correspondence.

Article 33, the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities is responsible for the uniform supervision of the whole municipal mapping results. Regional mapping of geographic information authorities should be transferred to municipal mapping of the results of the previous year by January.

Article 31 Projects for mapping the use of financial funds and construction of financial funds, and the financial sector's performance review, should be tested for the presentation of the geoinformation results.

Sections engaged in the mapping of geographic information production, use and custody should establish a mapping results and information archives management system. The storage, use, transmission of computers and networks that deal with the results of the mapping must be subject to the regulations governing the management.

The mapping of geo-information authorities should conduct oversight inspections with the authorities, such as confidentiality, on the management and use of the map results.

Article 33 mapping units should establish a sound mapping quality assurance system responsible for the quality of the results achieved.

The municipal mapping of geographic information authorities should establish a quality monitoring system for mapping results with professional mapping management, such as urban land resources, housing and rural-urban construction, water-lihood, and establish a quality monitoring test for mapping quality under the law. Mapping units may not refuse to test the quality of the results of the mapping organized by the geoinformation authorities.

Article 34 results of basic mapping and other mapping results completed by the Government's investment should be provided free of charge for government decision-making and social public goods.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, the results of the mapping are governed by the law by a system of paid use. The fee rate is implemented in accordance with the national and provincial and municipal fees standards.

Article XV requires government departments and public service units to use the results of the mapping of the base, and requests for use should be made to the Mapping Geographic Information Service. As approved, the results-based delivery units should and use units to enter into confidential agreements. As a result of the construction needs of the same project, the use of units provides the third party with the results of the mapping, and the use of units should enter into confidential agreements with third parties. After completion of the project, the use of units should monitor third parties' data on the destruction of results and report the approval sector.

Third-party organizations and individuals, as well as foreign- and medium-sized enterprises registered in my country, and cooperative enterprises, mapping results-based units should provide external clearance procedures for the processing of results.

Chapter VI

Article 36 Measures taken by the municipality and the people of the region to strengthen the protection of the mark. The mapping of geographic information authorities is responsible for the maintenance of permanent measurement signs in the present administration, and the public security authorities should cooperate with the measurement marking protection process.

The day-to-day supervision of the permanent measurement mark is in place. The city, the people of the region should arrange for the maintenance and maintenance of permanent measurement signs in the current financial budget.

Any unit or individual has the obligation to protect the measurement mark without unauthorized movement, destruction and coverage. The construction should avoid the opening of permanent measurements; it is not possible to circumvent the opening of the units or individuals concerned, prior to the processing of the construction engineering planning clearance process, should be governed by the law and the cost of relocation is borne by the construction units; and the military control point should be agreed with the military mapping authorities.

Article 338 establishes a system of paid use by law. Mapping units use permanent measurement signs in mapping activities and should pay mapping infrastructure maintenance payments to the marking geographic information authorities.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 39, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations are subject to penalties.

Article 40. In violation of this approach, the self-authorized organization of the basic mapping project was warned by the Mapping Geographic Information Authority to correct the orders and fines of more than three million dollars.

Article 40, in violation of this approach, provides that the administrative responsibility of the competent person responsible for direct responsibility is not used in accordance with the provisions to map the results of geoinformation.

Article 42 defines staff performing geoinformation management to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and to be administratively disposed of by law; constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter VIII

Article 43