(Adopted by the 24th ordinary meeting of the Provincial Government on 9 January 2014, No. 273 of 10 February 2005 by the People's Government Order No. 273 of 10 February 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the laws, regulations, etc. of the Geological Information Management Regulations, in order to fully play a role in geological information and to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the persons referred to in geological information.

Article 2

Article 3. Governments of more than zones should strengthen their leadership in the management of geological information, organize the delivery, maintenance, use of scientific research, advocacy and information-sharing, and incorporate the management of geological information into the financial budget.

Article IV. The provincial geological mining authorities are responsible for the supervision of the transfer, storage and use of geological information throughout the province.

The municipal geological mining authorities in the area are responsible for the supervision of the transfer, storage and use of geological information under this scheme.

The geological information storage units commissioned by the Provincial Geological Information Depositary and geological mining authorities are specific to the custody and provision of geological information.

Sectors such as development reform, finance, rural and urban construction, ocean and fisheries, in line with their respective responsibilities, contribute to the management of relevant geological information.

Article 5 Geological mining authorities should establish systems for the transfer of sound geological information to regulatory platforms and informationization services, strengthen the full-scale regulation of geological information transfers and enhance the efficiency and service levels of geological information.

Chapter II

Article 6 engages in the development of a mineral resource survey, a prospector or a man-centred geodetic information sinks.

The following units or individuals are referred to as geological information providers for other geological work projects other than the preceding paragraph:

(i) Government-funded units for geological work projects;

(ii) Funds for geological work projects funded by society;

(iii) One of the donors identified in the multi-donor geological work projects, and other donors assume a joint responsibility;

(iv) In the middle of the geological work project of cooperation outside the country, the external side assumes a joint responsibility.

Article 7. Transfer of the right to prospecting, mining and transfer of its obligation to surrender and transfer the transferee of geological information.

Article 8. The contributing person may, in writing, delegate geological information to the unit entrusted with the geological work project; the project assumes that the unit of the project shall be entrusted with a letter of credit when it comes to geological information.

Article 9

(i) The original geological information generated by geological work projects financed by the State, which is transferred by the respondent to the geological mining authorities of the Department of State;

(ii) The original geological information generated by other geological work projects, which are transmitted by the transferee to the provincial geological mining authorities.

Article 10 needs to be communicated to the State in the light of the following provisions:

(i) Geological information on oil, natural gas, coal, radioactive minerals and marine results, transmitted by the transferee to the geological mining authorities of the Department of State, while transmitting the geological information catalogue to the provincial geological mining authorities;

(ii) Other results-based geological information, which is sent to the Provincial Geological Mines Authority and transferred to the Department of State Geological Mines authorities.

Article 11: Geological information on the results of the transfer to the municipal geological mining authorities in the area of the establishment:

(i) The geological information generated by mining licenses issued by geological mining authorities in the municipality of the establishment area, in the city of the district, in the city of the district;

(ii) Leading monitoring, geological environmental protection and integrated governance;

(iii) Geological information on the results generated by maiming, retributing small coal mines;

(iv) Results geological information generated by the geological survey of small-scale construction projects;

(v) geological information on the results generated by the construction of the geological disaster risk assessment of the project;

(vi) Other results geological information provided by geological mining authorities in the province.

The resulting geological information provided in the previous paragraph is presented by the municipal geological mining authorities in the area to the provincial geological mining authorities on an annual basis.

Article 12. Geological information on results other than Article 10 and Article 11 of this approach shall be transmitted by the transferee to the provincial geological mining authorities.

The following Article 13. In-kind geological information shall be transmitted by the transferee to the geological mining authorities of the State Department:

(i) In-kind geological information on major national survey projects and scientific research projects, such as scientific drilling, ocean surveys, polar visits and space studies;

(ii) In-kind geological information on major national works, marked buildings;

(iii) Physical geological information on oil, gas, coal and radioactive minerals;

(iv) In-kind geological information generated by national financial-funded projects.

In-kind geological information other than the preceding paragraph shall be communicated by the transferee to the Provincial Geology Mines Authority, and by the Department of State and provincial geological mining authorities to screen the physical geological information to be transmitted.

Article 14. The respondent shall communicate geological information according to the following deadlines:

(i) The prospector shall be surrendered by 30 days of the expiry of the investigation licence. The Prospects narrow the scope of the surveyed area by submitting geological information on the renunciation area prior to the changes in the survey licence; by survey to be extracted by mining licences;

(ii) The mining authority was transferred by 90 days of the expiry of the mining licence. (b) The submission of the mineral resource verification report, which is received within 30 days of the date of the evaluation request;

(iii) Prospects, mining rights holders terminated pre-entry or mining activities in advance of the processing of clearance licences, mining licence write-off registration procedures, and were transferred within 15 days from the date of the entry into force of the sanctions decision;

(iv) The geological information on the construction of the project, which was received within 180 days of the date of the completion of the project; the duration of the project and the phased receipt, which was received within 180 days of the date of the receipt;

(v) Other geological information, from within 180 days of the date of the assessment of geological work projects;

Article 15. The geological information on the results transferred to the State shall be communicated to the geological mining authorities of the province in both paper and electronic files, and other results-based geological information shall be delivered in paper and electronic files.

Article 16

(i) In conformity with national standards, specifications, formats for the preparation of geological reports;

(ii) The integrity, accuracy;

(iii) The electronic file is consistent with the corresponding paper-based information.

The geological information of the prospector, the mining owner, in addition to the requirements set forth in the preceding paragraph, should be accompanied by a survey licence, a copy of the mining licence; the geological information obtained through evaluation, identification, inspection, should be accompanied by an evaluation request, identification, receipt of official documents or copies.

Article 17 The geological mining authorities shall receive a receipt within 10 days from the date of receipt of geological information, receive a certificate of credit, receive a letter of irrelevance, and retransmit a letter of amendment by the geological mining authorities, which is supplemented by a change letter of credit. The transferee shall return within 60 days.

Chapter III Maintenance and use of geological information

Article 18 transmits geological information to the provincial, municipal geological mining authorities in the area of construction, which is centralized by the geological information storage body or the custody unit.

The geological information storage institutions and the preservation units should establish systems for the collection, collation, transmission, custody, confidentiality, access to facilities, such as conservation, protection, security, with the necessary professional technical personnel and the ability to manage and socialize services.

Article 19 geological information from the Prospects, the mining authority, which is protected during the period of investigation of licences, mining licences. Within 30 days of the expiry of the effective period, it is open to the geological information storage body or the custody unit; it is permitted to continue, which is made public within 30 days of the expiration of the extension period.

Geological information other than the preceding paragraph shall be made public within 90 days of the date of the transfer. Protection needs to be protected by the transferee to the geological mining authorities for the processing of the protection registration process, the duration of the protection period shall be calculated for a maximum period not exceeding five years from the date of the processing of the protection registration; and the need for extension protection shall take place within 30 days prior to the expiry of the period of the protection period for a period not exceeding five years. Geological information was made public within 30 days of the expiry of the protection period.

The public good geological information generated by the geological work projects financed by Article 20 of the Government has been made public, free of charge and not subject to registration procedures.

The public good geological information provided in the previous paragraph is carried out in accordance with the scope published by the Department of State Geological Mines Authority.

Article 21 geological information during the period of protection has been made public without the consent of the licensor, with only a public directory; the author's consent to be made public in advance and is made public by the geological information depositing body or the custody unit from the date of receipt of written consent letters.

The geological information during the second part of the protection period may be used in a manner that is determined by the user in consultation with the respondent; the use of geological information generated by the Government's funds during the protection period is determined by the geological mining authorities.

People's Governments at all levels, the relevant sectors may have valid documents or prove that the material is free to use geological information during the period of protection.

Article 23. Units and individuals have valid documents that can be accessed, excerpted and replicated publicly available geological information; replication of geological information can be charged for work fees and specific charges are approved by provincial price authorities with the relevant sector.

Article 24 shall be used by the user to use geological information in accordance with the provisions without prejudice to, dispersion.

Geological information storage institutions and custodian units shall not unlawfully disclose, make use of geological information during the protection period or the embargo has published geological information.

Article 25 protects, opens and uses geological information relating to State secrets or the right to work, in accordance with relevant provisions such as conservative State secret law, the right to work.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 26, in violation of the present approach, provides that the transferee has not sent the list of geological information on the results of the submission and the list of geological information in kind, which has been converted by the provincial geological mining authorities to the time limit; and that it has not been reformulated, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 27, in violation of this approach, provides that the respondent has not been supplemented by a specified period of time and by a request for amendments to the collection of unqualified geological information, which is considered to be free of charge of geological information, with a fine of up to 30,000 dollars for the geological mining authorities responsible for receiving geological information.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the transferee does not refer to geological information at the specified time, the counterfeiting of geological information or the misleading in geological information, and is punished by the geological mining authorities responsible for receiving geological information in accordance with article 20, article 21, of the geological information management regulations.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides for compensation under the law using human damage, distributing geological information, which causes a breakdown of confidential geological information and punishes under conservative State secret law.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides that geological mining authorities, geological information depositaries and custody units, have one of the following cases and are treated in accordance with the law by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; damages are provided in accordance with the law; and criminal liability is held in accordance with the law:

(i) Illegal disclosure and provision of geological information during the protection period;

(ii) The blockade of geological information that limits access, excerptation and replication of publicly available geological information;

(iii) The failure to regulate geological information as prescribed, resulting in the destruction and dispersion of geological information;

(iv) Disclosure of confidential geological information;

(v) The payment of royalties over the approved criteria;

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

Chapter V

Article 31 sets out and publishes the original geological information, the results-based geological information and information in kind, in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article 32 geological survey units in this province are governed by geological information generated by geological work projects financed by the Government in the area of the People's Republic of China and in other maritime areas under the jurisdiction of the Republic of China.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2014.