(The 21st ordinary meeting of the Fifteenth People's Government of Blue Island, 25 March 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 226 of 2 May 2013, published as from 1 July 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes the development of the mapping of geographic information for economic development, defence-building, rural and urban development and social development services, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Mapping, the People's Republic of China mapping results management regulations, the Land Eastern Province mapping Regulation, and the regulations governing the management of maps.

Article 2. This approach applies to the mapping of geographic information activities and their management within the city's administrative region and the jurisdiction.

Military mapping is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation.

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

The territorial administration authorities of the region (market) are responsible for the supervision of the mapping of geographic information in the current administrative region and are guided by the operation of the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities.

The relevant sectors such as development reform, finance, business, prices, new, quality, confidentiality, national security, communications, are able to map geographic information in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV. Governments of municipalities, regions (markets) should strengthen their leadership in the mapping of geographic information, incorporate basic mapping into the planning and annual plans for the economic and social development of their nationals and include requirements in the current financial budget.

Article 5 encourages the mapping of scientific and technological innovation and encourages the use of advanced technologies and equipment to increase the level of mapping. The units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in mapping progress in science and technology are given incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 6

Article 7. The right to map geographical information results is protected by law and no unit or individual may violate the legitimate rights and interests of the owner of the mapping of geographical information results.

Chapter II

Article 8

Professional planning involving the mapping of geo-information operations in the relevant sectors of the Government of the city, district (market) should be sought from the executive authorities for mapping geographic information.

The following basic mapping exercises are carried out by the municipal mapping of geographic information authorities:

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

(ii) 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000, 1:5,000, 1: 10000 basic scale maps, video maps, measurements and updating of digital products and their databases;

(iii) Establishment, maintenance and updating of the municipal-level geospatial framework;

(iv) Mapping infrastructure, maintenance and updating of the municipal financial burden;

(v) Air photography and remote sensing of the financial burden at the municipal level;

(vi) Prepared by the city-level base geodesy and maps;

(vii) Geological monitoring;

(viii) Urban-level mapping emergency response guarantees;

(ix) Other basic mapping projects identified by the provincial and municipal authorities for mapping geographic information.

The following Article 10 is based on mapping and implemented by regional (market) authorities to map geographic information:

(i) The establishment, review and maintenance of the network of four pillars and high-range control networks in the current administration area;

(ii) 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 basic scale map, video maps, digitized product measurement and updating and their databases;

(iii) Establishment, maintenance and updating of the current geospatial framework;

(iv) Mapping infrastructure, maintenance and updating of the current financial burden;

(v) The preparation of the current administrative regional base geodesy and map (sets);

(vi) Monitoring of the situation in the geographic area (market);

(vii) Current mapping of emergency response guarantees;

(viii) Other basic mapping projects identified by the municipal authorities for mapping geographic information.

Article 11 establishes a system for regular updating and real-time updating of the results.

The PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network should be maintained, updated every five years, 1: 5,000, 1:10000 scale maps are updated every five years, 1: 1,000, 1: 2000. Example maps have been updated every two years and 1:500 scale maps are updated every one year.

The results of much-needed basic mapping of economic construction, social development and urban planning should be updated in a timely manner.

Article 12 Government departments, State-owned business units use the geographic information results generated by financial funds and other geographical information generated by government approval projects, the municipal mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should be updated in a timely manner with the relevant sectors and shared throughout the city through the basis platform for the geospatial framework.

Article 13 uses financial investment to establish relevant professional information systems covering geo-information, which should be based on the base geospatial framework.

Other information systems should be established, using the base geodetic data harmonized in the city.

Article 14. The executive authorities to map geo-information should conduct regular measurement inspections, census work, organize measurement maintenance plans, establish clear marks or markers under the law, and provide timely maintenance and restore the effectiveness of measurement markings.

The establishment, use and relocation of measurement marks should be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 15. Mapping the geography information administration should be based on basic geographic information, conducting geo-market monitoring in the current administration area, providing integrated geo-market services for government policymaking, land management, ecological environmental protection, emergency response, urban and rural planning.

Article 16 mapping the geography information administrative authorities should establish a pre-emption mapping of emergency response guarantees, carry out emergency security exercises, and enhance disaster prevention, mitigation and disaster relief capacity.

Article 17

Because of the construction, urban planning and scientific research, it is necessary to establish a comparative stand-alone system that should be linked to a harmonized system of coordinates with States and should be submitted for approval in accordance with relevant national and provincial provisions.

Chapter III

Article 18 units engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities should be provided with a corresponding hierarchy of mapping in accordance with the law and with mapping activities within the limits of the licence. The Mapping Project organizational units should be entrusted with mapping activities based on the national, provincial mapping of the qualitative classification criteria.

Article 19 Technicians who map geographic information can only be employed by a unit with a mapping function in mapping geographic information activities, and the mapping unit should be in accordance with the law.

The management and hiring of a registered creatter is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 20, when mapping geographic information activities by mapping personnel, a national mapping exercise should be held. The relevant units or individuals should be informed and presented in advance of the mapping operation, and the relevant units or individuals should be assisted without prejudice and obstruction.

Article 21, mapping projects requiring tendering, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, should be determined by tendering. Mapping projects are subject to tenders, and the solicitation units shall not be allowed to distribut units with a corresponding level of qualifications and not less than the mapping cost.

A project on national security, national secret mapping projects and a basic mapping project organized by the geoinformation administrative authorities could not be applied to tenders in accordance with national, provincial and municipal provisions.

Article 22 prohibits:

(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, regulations and regulations.

Article 23 assumes a mapping project in this city and, prior to the implementation of the project, the registration of the Mapping Project shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions.

The offshore organizations or individuals, with the approval of the State, are engaged in the mapping of geographic information activities in the city, should refer to the municipal mapping of geographic information administrative authorities to the country, provincial approval documents, mapping the regions approved and within the area and acceptance of the supervision of the municipal authorities to map geographic information.

Article 24. The executive authorities for mapping geodetic information should strengthen oversight inspections of the mapping units, establish a system of credit for the mapping of geoinformation markets and regularly publish information on the mapping units to society.

Mapping units should be subject to oversight inspections by the Mapping Geographic Information Administration authorities and provide information and material on monitoring inspections.

Chapter IV

Article 25. Mapping units should establish a sound quality assurance system that will be responsible for the quality of the results of the cleaning.

The municipal, district (commune) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should work with the supervisory authorities to strengthen monitoring of the quality of the product.

Basic mapping projects, priority engineering mapping projects, more than 50 million mapping projects using financial resources and construction projects using more than 50 million dollars of financial resources, and mapping geographic information results should be tested by professional mapping product quality tests.

No unit or individual may provide and use untested or unqualified mapping results.

Article 26 quantifies the transfer of geographical information results to a hierarchy of management. The municipal mapping geography information administrative authorities are responsible for the uniform supervision of the whole municipal mapping of geographic information results. Regional (market) mapping the geography information administrative authority is responsible for monitoring the management of the Mapping of Geographic Information Results in the current administration.

Mapping project donors should agree with the units that undertake the mapping project to communicate the results of the mapping by one party to the mapping of the geographic information administrative authorities, and to ensure that the information on the results of the mapping is authentic, collated.

Article 27 maps the results of geo-information should be paid within 30 days of the completion of the project. The results of the basic mapping should be presented in a copy, and other mapping of geographic information results should be made available. Mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should be given a correspondence certificate after receipt of a copy or a directory of the material results.

The municipal mapping geography information administrative authorities should establish a mapping and dissemination mechanism for the preparation and updating of the geography information directory for the preparation and updating of the mapping of geographical information in a timely manner and promote the socialization of the results of the mapping of geographic information.

Regional (market) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should report to the municipal authorities on the mapping of geographic information results in the previous year in January.

Specific responses are developed by the municipal authorities to map geographic information.

Article twenty-eighth project on the mapping of financial funds and the construction of engineering mapping projects using financial funds should be sought in writing by the relevant departments prior to approval of the establishment and approval of funds. It was appropriate to map the results of geo-information and to avoid duplication of effort.

The financial sector, in the context of a settlement review of the project on the mapping of the use of financial funds and the construction of a project for the use of financial funds, should be tested for the mapping of the results of the geoinformation; the non-discipline voucher and the processing of financial funds.

Article 33 Production, use and custody units that map the results of geo-information should establish a management system for the mapping of geographic information results and information archives, strengthen the application of mapping the results of geoinformation management in modern technologies, and guarantee the integrity and safety of the mapping of geographic information results.

The mapping of geographical information results is secret in the State and is carried out in accordance with the provisions of confidentiality-related laws, regulations and regulations.

The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should monitor the use and management of geodetic information results.

Article 31 presents the results of basic mapping and other maps completed using financial resources for decision-making and social public goods by State organs, which should be provided without compensation; other circumstances use the results of the mapping of geographic information, use of reimbursable charges, and design by municipal price administrative authorities for the mapping of geographic information 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.

The map products agreed to be published in public by article 32 should be identified as maps. The content of the map, the form of changes, should be revisited.

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

Article 33 e maps for navigation services and Internet maps for the provision of services such as burses, searches, positioning, etc. are not publicly available, transmitted without legal approval.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 34, in violation of article 17 of this approach, provides that in the present administrative region, a mapping of geographic information activities is carried out without the application of national harmonized mapping benchmarks and mapping systems or the non-implementation of national, provincial and municipal standards and norms for the mapping of geographic information technology, which are warned by the competent authorities of the geoinformation administration, which is correcting and can be fined up to three0,000 dollars.

In violation of article 19 of this approach, the mapping of technicians was employed in two or more units to carry out mapping activities, with warnings from the mapping of geo-information administrative authorities, corrective orders and fines.

Article 16, in violation of article 23 of this approach, provides that offshore organizations or individuals, with the approval of the State, are engaged in the mapping of geographic information activities in the city, which are not sent to the city's administrative authorities for the mapping of geographic information to the State, the provincial authorities for the approval of the documents, which are warned by the authorities of the geoinformation administration, are being rectified and can be fined up to three0,000 dollars.

Article 37, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations have been punished and are in accordance with their provisions.

Article 338 Staff engaged in mapping geographic information management to perform negligence, abuse of authority, corruption, infrastructural fraud, are disposed of by their units or superior authorities, and constitute criminal liability by law.

Annex VI

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2013.