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Wuxi City Informationization Development Approach

Original Language Title: 无锡市促进信息化发展办法

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Promotion of information-policy development approaches in SARS

(The 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Community of 26 April 2013 considered the adoption of Decree No. 137 of 9 May 2013 of the Order No. 137 of the Government of the Community of the Republic of Western Sahara, effective 1 July 2013)

Chapter I General

In order to promote information development, to increase the level of informationization, to regulate information management, to promote economic development and social progress, and to develop this approach in the light of the informationization regulations in the province.

Article 2

The development of information relates to national security and national secrets and is implemented in accordance with the relevant legislation.

The development of information is guided by the principles of integrated planning, plural investment, optimization of integration, resource sharing and security.

Article IV, city, city (zone), the people of the region should strengthen the leadership of informationization, develop relevant enabling policies, arrange specific funding for informationization and promote health development.

The information-making leadership groups established by the city, the city (zone), the people of the region should strengthen the guidance and coordination of the work on informationization.

Networks and information security coordination teams established by the Government of the city, city (zone) should strengthen guidance and coordination on information security.

Article 5

In line with their respective responsibilities, the sectors such as communications, public security, finance, new, confidential, business and business are working together to develop information.

Article 6 encourages citizens, legal persons and other organizations to invest in the development of information in accordance with the law, the development of information resources, information technology extension applications, and the promotion of information industry and new generation of information technology development.

Article 7. The Leading Group on Informationization should strengthen the performance appraisal of informationization in the Territory.

Units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the development of information should be recognized and rewarded by the city, the city (at the district), the people of the region or the relevant sectors.

Chapter II Informationization planning

Article 8. The development of information-based planning should, in practice, enhance integrated coordination, adapting the scale of information-building, building levels to the level of economic and social development, and avoid blind investment and duplication.

Article 9. The information-management authorities shall organize, with the consent of the Government of the people, the development of information-making in the current administrative region, in accordance with the provisions of the law, the development planning for parent-focused information and economic and social development.

Urban (zone), district information development planning should be presented to municipal information-ification authorities.

Other relevant departments should prepare present systems and sector information-based development planning in accordance with the current regional information-based development planning.

Article 10 The information-policy authorities should prepare information infrastructure planning in the current administrative region, with the approval of the Government of the current people, based on the planning and development planning for rural and urban areas.

Information infrastructure development planning should be aligned with development planning, such as parent communications, radio television and disaster mitigation and defence.

Article 11. Municipal information-policy authorities should report to the Government of the city after approval by the Government on the basis of municipal information-policy development planning, in conjunction with the information industry and the new generation of information technology development.

The city(s) and district information-based authorities can prepare information industries in the current administrative region and new generation of information technology development planning, with the approval of the Government.

Article 12. The approved informationization planning shall not be adjusted and changed. For special circumstances, adjustments, changes should be made, either approved or submitted in accordance with the original preparation process.

Informationization planning that has not been prepared, adjusted and modified according to the prescribed procedures shall not be implemented.

Chapter III

Article 13. The informationization works described in this approach refer to information infrastructure, network systems, information applications systems, and information resources development, information safety and security, which are the main means of computer technology, communications technology and diffusion technology.

Article 14. New construction, alteration, expansion of residential small zones, school parks, commercial buildings, industrial parks, airports, vehicle stations, railways, roads, landscapes, large houses, and water, electricity, gas pipelines, etc., should be integrated into construction planning and synchronized implementation.

Information-policy authorities should be informed of information infrastructure construction in a timely manner. The information infrastructure building units should be aligned.

Article 15. Public-Based Information Platforms in the municipalities, municipalities (beginals), sectors of the population, should be approved by the same-level information-policy authorities; and other public-based information platforms should be presented to the information-ification authorities.

The public-based information platform for the use of financial funds should be based on a coherent platform of government networks across the city.

Article 16 shall be programmed and screened by the information-based engineering project for the use of financial fund-building in the following year by the end of November, and the development of the next annual information-chemical engineering project construction programme, and the integration of the annual construction plan after the harmonization of the same-level investment authorities. The informationization engineering project is required to adapt and change in exceptional circumstances, and its adaptation and change programmes should be validated by the information authorities.

Article 17 uses new, alteration, expansion or maintenance of information-based engineering projects with financial resources, which are submitted to the Government's investment authorities for approval by the information-management authorities for the needs and benefits of the project, the planning of the BB, technical standards, networks and related elements such as information security, information resource sharing.

The major informationization project for non-governmental investment should be prepared by the construction units to prepare, construct and inform the authorities of the location of the IPA. The law also provides for the provision.

Article 18 Construction and operation of information-based engineering projects using financial funds should be outsourced, with the option of selecting contractors through the Government procurement method, and the content of tenders for information engineering projects should be consistent with the programme established by the argument. The reasons should be given in writing to the information-policy authorities due to the lack of access to services.

The informationized authorities should review service outsourcing programmes with relevant departments and organize experts.

Article 19

The construction of the information-chemical engineering project, which is more than 500,000 dollars, should select the information-making unit with corresponding qualifications through tendering. The municipal information management authorities should adjust, as appropriate, the scale of the project for selecting the informationization units through tendering, in accordance with information-based developments.

Article 20 There is no mandatory criterion to encourage the use of advanced industrial standards.

Article 21, the construction of the information engineering project shall be completed by law, without experience or acceptance, and shall not be delivered.

The results of the acquisition of information-based engineering projects using financial funds should be presented to the information-gathering authorities.

The information-management authorities should conduct performance evaluations of information-chemical projects using financial fund-building and operationalization, with relevant departments and experts.

Performance evaluation is not qualified and the information engineering project construction unit should be restructured at a time limit; refusal to renovate or reorganize; and no request for funding for the development of information engineering projects within three years.

Article 23 actively promotes the integration of telecommunications networks, radio and television networks, Internet tranets, and performances such as the broadband network, the new generation of mobile communications networks, digital television networks, the next generation of Internet sites.

Chapter IV Information industry and new generation of information technology development

The information industry and the new generation of information technology include, inter alia, access to information, grievation, software and information services, e-commerce, the next generation of communications networks, the generation of electricity, morphology and digital videos.

Article 25 municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the people of the region should strengthen the development of the information industry and the new generation of information technology development environments, providing services in the areas of talent development, delivery, technology testing, intellectual property protection, policy advice, and financing.

Article 26 municipalities, municipalities (beginals), the people of the region should arrange commensurate funds to support and encourage information industry and new generation of information technology development.

Article 27 should develop guidance on information industry development, based on information industry and new generation of information technology development planning, to clearly develop direction, objectives and features, and promote information industry and new generation of information technology development.

Article twenty-eighth authorities should conduct surveys, analyses, monitoring and scientific decision-making on information industry development with relevant departments such as statistics.

Article 29, municipalities, municipalities (beginals), local governments and relevant sectors should strengthen rural information infrastructure-building, establish a system of sound rural information services, promote the use of information technology in agricultural production, rural social management, rural cultural life, and promote integrated urban and rural development.

Article 33 builds on e-commerce services such as online payments, security certification, credit evaluation, logistics delivery, data services and promote e-commerce development.

Article 31 concerning industry associations should strengthen industrial self-regulation, regulate industrial behaviour, guarantee information industry and new generation of information technology health development.

Chapter V

Article 32 Development of information resources should be used to harmonize standards, regulate management, secure and legally shared.

Article 33, city, city (zone), the people of the region should build and improve basic information-sharing platforms such as population, legal persons, natural resources and space geography, macroeconomic, credit letters, and promote the sharing of information resources and the use of information resources for socialization.

Article 34, municipal, municipal and district information authorities should establish, with the relevant sectors, a pooling and sharing system for the sharing of administrative information resources for the harmonization of norms in this administrative region, and promote the sharing and full use of information among State bodies.

The collection of government information resources, such as Article 35, State organs, organizations exercising public management functions, should be well established or acquired in the performance of their duties for collection, maintenance and updating of public information resources to ensure the authentic, accurate, timely and completeness of information on the administration.

Public information resource-gathering units should establish a pool of information resources and an application system to ensure that political information resources are shared by law.

Information resources should be shared in accordance with the relevant provisions. The sharing of information resources shall not be used for non-working purposes and shall not be made available to third parties.

Article 37 units providing public services should be equipped with the collection, maintenance and updating of public-use information resources that they generate or possess.

The collection of information should be guided by the principle of data collection, be updated and accountable.

In addition to the information generated or available in the services provided by political information resources and public service units, any unit, person shall collect information to citizens, legal persons and other organizations, shall indicate the use, obtain their consent and use the information collected within the use.

The development of information resources should be used in accordance with the law to protect State secrets, commercial secrets, personal privacy and intellectual property.

Any unit, individual shall not unlawfully disclose the information obtained and shall not sell or otherwise be made unlawfully available to other persons, including theft, purchase and purchase of information.

Article 40 introduces the responsibility of web information. Information publishers should be responsible for the authenticity and legitimacy of the information published.

Article 40 encourages the use of social funds for the development of public information resources.

Credit services are encouraged and supported to collect, integrate credit information in accordance with the law and provide credit letters, assessment ratings, credit management.

Citizens, legal persons and other organizations are encouraged to use credit information provided by credit services in activities such as production, operation, management.

Chapter VI Safety and security of information

Article 42 provides specific responsibility for the integrated promotion of a risk assessment of information security systems and information security, the regular publication of a directory of important information networks and information systems in the Territory, and the development and implementation of information networks and information safety emergency scenarios with the relevant departments, and the provision of information safety inspections and emergency response.

Article 43

Information networks and information systems accidents should take timely and effective measures to reduce the level of damage, prevent the expansion of accidents, preserve the relevant records and report immediately to the relevant authorities, as requested in the emergency response case.

Article 44 includes information networks and information systems that should conduct an information safety risk assessment every three years.

Sub-level protection and risk assessment involving the Mitigation Information System are carried out in accordance with the relevant legislation.

Article 41

More than three levels of information safety protection are to be used by the information safety hierarchy and the information system prior to the use of the information system, which should be commissioned to conduct a safety assessment by the appropriate quality of the information safety assessment body; and, after the assessment of qualifications, the parties can be used.

Article 46 should be synonymous with the relevant departments to promote a system of cyberconfidence, such as identification, delegation of authority, responsibility determination, and to strengthen web safety management.

The use of electronic signatures in the areas of e-government, e-commerce and public services is gradually promoted, encouraging the use of corporate and personal digital certification certificates on the Internet.

Article 47 operates units of public security, national security, confidentiality, business and information networks and information systems, and should be established and refined to monitor information content safety, to strengthen the security regulation of information content and to prevent the dissemination of information in conflict with the law.

The relevant sectors, such as business and public safety, should strengthen the regulatory management of information markets and guarantee information collection, processing, storage and security.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 49, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law.

Article 50, staff of the information-policy authorities and the relevant authorities, abuse of their functions,ys of negligence, provocative fraud by law, and administrative disposition by law; and criminal liability by law.

Chapter VIII

Article 50 is implemented effective 1 July 2013.