(Act of the 82th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Blackonang on 12 December 2012 for the consideration of the adoption of the Order No. 3 of the People's Government Order No. 3 of 24 December 2012.

In order to strengthen basic mapping management, promote and develop basic mapping, guarantee the need for economic construction, social development and public emergency response to basic mapping, the formulation of this approach is based on the provisions of laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the Basic Mapping Regulations.

Article 2 engages in basic mapping activities within the territorial administration and applies this approach.

The underlying mapping described in this approach refers to the establishment of a national unified mapping baseline and mapping system, the construction of basic mapping facilities, the conduct of basic air photographs, access to information on remote sensing based geospatial information, the measurement and updating of national basic scale maps, video maps and digitalized products, and the establishment and updating of the base geographic information system.

Article 3. Governments of more than zones should strengthen their leadership in basic mapping, incorporate basic mapping into the planning and annual plans for economic and social development of their nationals and include requirements in the current financial budget.

Article IV defines the management of the geography information administration in the province responsible for the uniform supervision of the whole provincial base mapping process.

The municipal (territory), district (community) mapping of geo-information administrative authorities is responsible for the integrated monitoring of the mapping of the administrative regional base.

Article 5

Basic mapping planning should be aligned with the overall planning and related planning of the national economic and social development of the current people's Government.

Article 6

The above-mentioned development reform sector is based on the basis of the annual mapping plan issued at the highest level, to be implemented by the same-level geodetic administrative authorities.

The basic mapping project, which is included in the basic mapping plan, is implemented by the same-ranking people's governments through financial funds and fixed-term asset investment pledges, and has been implemented in accordance with the pre-project work, respectively, in the base mapping annual plan or in the cross-year base mapping plan.

Article 7.

Article 8 requires the approval or approval of mapping projects by the relevant authorities, in accordance with national provisions, that the relevant departments should, prior to approval or approval, seek in writing the views of the same-level geodetic administrative authorities, have the appropriate basis for mapping results or that the geographical information public service platform can provide services, fully utilize and avoid duplication of mapping.

Article 9. The provincial authorities responsible for the organization of the following basic mapping projects:

(i) Improve all provincial mapping benchmarks and mapping systems consistent with the country;

(ii) Organizing the implementation of basic air photographs throughout the province and access to basic geographic information remote sensing information;

(iii) To map and update whole province 1:10000, 1:5,000 countries with basic size maps, video maps and digital mapping products;

(iv) Establishment, updating and maintenance of the provincial base geographic information database and its distribution services system;

(v) Establishment, updating and maintenance of the provincial geography information public service platform and the building of provincial space maps;

(vi) Organizing geospatial monitoring;

(vii) Preparation of comprehensive maps (cackage) and common maps (catch);

(viii) Construction, updating and maintenance of basic mapping facilities;

(ix) Organizing the implementation of provincial-based mapping of emergency security services;

(x) Other basic mapping projects required for economic development and social development throughout the province.

Article 10

(i) Carrying and updating of the unified PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network;

(ii) Organization of basic air photographs and access to basic geographic information remote sensing information;

(iii) Measuring and updating 1: 2000, 1:1000, 1:500 countries with basic scale maps, video maps and digital mapping products;

(iv) Establishment, updating and maintenance of basic geo-information databases and their distribution services systems;

(v) To map down local space facilities in urban areas and to establish and update information systems;

(vi) Establishment, updating and maintenance of a platform for geo-information public services, the geospatial framework for digital cities and the building of space maps;

(vii) Building, updating and maintaining basic mapping facilities;

(viii) Organizing basic mapping of emergency security services;

(ix) Other basic mapping projects for economic construction and social development needs.

Article 11. The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities organizes the implementation of the basic mapping project, which should be determined by law on the basis of the base mapping planning and base mapping annual plans.

Article 12. The base mapping project assumes units and should have a corresponding hierarchy of mapping, with its credit information files without poor credit records.

Foreign organizations or individuals, joint ventures with foreign organizations or individuals, cooperative units assume basic mapping projects within the administrative regions of the province, in accordance with national legislation, regulations and regulations.

Article 13

(i) Organizing the preparation and evaluation of the design of the basic mapping project;

(ii) Oversight of the implementation of the basic mapping project by the units responsible for the guidance-based mapping project;

(iii) Supervision of funding for the use of basic mapping projects by the units responsible for the guidance-based mapping project;

(iv) Organization of the quality of the results of the basic mapping project, archiving and directory.

Article 14.

(i) Professional technical designs and implementation programmes for the development of basic mapping projects in line with the project design document, which are reported to the administrative authorities for the mapping of geographic information in the organization.

(ii) To report on the implementation of the project on a regular basis on the implementation of the Mapping Geographic Information Administration.

(iii) A harmonized national mapping benchmark and mapping system. Because of construction, urban planning needs, a comparative stand-alone system could be adopted with the approval of national or provincial mapping of geo-information administrative authorities.

(iv) Implementation of national standards, industry standards and guidance technical documents issued by the administrative authorities to map geographic information.

(v) To comply with the provisions relating to confidentiality laws, regulations and regulations, to establish a sound confidentiality regime and to improve confidentiality facilities.

(vi) The use of statutory measurement mechanisms or authorized mapping instruments to measure compliance with qualified mapping instruments.

(vii) After the identification of the basic mapping project, the results of the mapping of geographic information administrative authorities implemented to the organization are delivered.

The basic mapping project shall not be reproduced. The basic mapping project cannot be subcontracted without the consent of the organization's executive authorities to map the geographic information.

The basic mapping project assumes no authority to replicate, transfer or transfer the results of the basic mapping.

Article 16 assumes the responsibility for the quality of the results achieved by the basic mapping project.

The results of the basic mapping should be checked by the statutory quality inspection body. The project assumes that the quality test reports should be sent to the organization's executive authorities for mapping geographic information. The development reform sector approves or approves and delivers a basic mapping project for the annual plan, which is collected by its organizational project.

Article 17

(i) The acquisition, processing, storage, transmission and services of basic mapping data;

(ii) Ground infrastructure such as measurement markings, continuous satellite operation reference stations, mapping of instrument quantification sites;

(iii) Putting equipment for emergency security services.

The geography information administration authorities in more than 18 districts should develop basic mapping of emergency response guarantees in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and report on top-level mapping of the geography information administrative authorities.

In the aftermath of a sudden incident, the geography information administration authorities should launch the pre-stigation case in a timely manner, based on basic mapping of emergency support services to respond to public emergencies.

Article 19

(i) The regular renovation or review of the PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network shall not exceed ten years;

(ii) Upgrading of demand and applications for basic air photographs and basic geodetic remote sensing information based on basic scale maps;

(iii) 1:10000, 1:5,000 countries have an updated cycle of basic scale maps, diagrams and digitized products not exceeding five years;

(iv) 1: The updated cycle of basic scale maps, diagrams and digitized products of 2000, 1:1000, 1:500 countries shall not exceed three years;

(v) The base geographic information database is updated on the basis of changes in national base scale maps;

(vi) Timely updating of the data on the geo-information public service platform based on changes in the base geographic information database;

(vii) The results of the basic mapping required for the response are updated in accordance with the needs for emergency security services;

(viii) The geospatial monitoring data should be updated regularly in accordance with monitoring requirements;

(ix) The updated cycle of integrated maps (cackage) and common maps (eds) should not exceed five years.

Other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and fiscal investment should be provided free of charge for decision-making, social good cause and public emergency.

The management and use of basic mapping results are implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 21 Governments should strengthen leadership and coordination in the field of geographic information exchange and sharing, organize mechanisms for the exchange and sharing of geo-information data in the relevant sectors, strengthen geo-information databases and geo-information public service platforms, improve the system of geoinformation services and promote the development and use of geographic information resources.

The mapping of geo-information administrative authorities is responsible for the construction, management of the Geographic Information Database and the Geographic Information Public Service platform to provide, maintain and update basic geo-information data.

The relevant sectors such as land resources, housing and rural and urban construction, civil affairs, transport, water conservation, etc. have business units to provide, maintain and update thematic information data generated or generated by the Government in the performance of public management and public service responsibilities, and to exchange and share data through the Geographic Information Platform.

The management approach for the exchange and sharing of geo-information data is developed by the provincial authorities to map geographic information.

Article 2 violates the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and are not regulated by the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 23 of the geography of information administration authorities and their staff and other relevant departments and their staff members violates the provisions of this approach by redirecting their units or superior authorities, by giving administrative treatment to the competent and other persons directly responsible for direct responsibility under the law; by virtue of which criminal responsibility is lawful:

(i) No provision for the use of basic mapping in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) No unit to be assigned to the basic mapping project in accordance with the provisions;

(iii) Non-organizational or non-administered organization-based mapping results;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

Article 24 of the Basic Mapping Project assumes a unit in violation of article 12 of this approach, conceals the real situation of the project, which is subject to the responsibility of the administrative authorities for the mapping of geo-information in the district, in the light of the circumstances, and fines of up to three million yen; in the event of severe circumstances and fines of up to three million dollars.

In violation of article 15 of this approach, the basic mapping project assumes the authority to replicate the results of the basic mapping exercise, to the extent that the geographic information administrative authorities are responsible for the transformation, elimination of the impact, and to fines up to three thousand yen; to transfer or borrow the results of the mapping of the base, to be responsibly corrected by the administrative authorities responsible for the mapping of geographic information, to remove the impact, and to impose fines on more than three million dollars.

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