(Health Meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 24 September 2012 to consider the publication of the Government Order No. 85 of 29 September 2012 on 1 December 2012.

Article 1, in order to deepen the Government's informationization services and to promote service-building, has developed this approach in line with the Public Regulations on Information of the Government of the People's Republic of China, the Southern Sudan Informationization Regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to the sharing of information resources and information-sharing activities for the administration of public affairs and organizations entrusted with administrative functions under the authority of the executive organs of the province, the legal regulations and regulations.

Article 3 of this approach refers to information resources for the administration in the performance of its duties or access to information.

The approach refers to the sharing of political information resources, which means activities between executive organs that provide information resources for the administration or access to information resources from other executive organs.

This approach refers to the Government's informationization services as a platform for information networks, the integrated application of modern information technology, social management and public service activities.

Article IV Government information-management services should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, resource sharing, service orientation, priority and security.

Article 5

Provincial administrations are responsible for the harmonized norms, synergies and operational guidance of information-policy government services.

More than 6 local people's governments and their executive organs should integrate the development of regional or institutional, sectoral government information-based development planning, establish a framework for government information-policy services and serve as the main basis for the advancement of information-making in the region or in the sector.

Article 7.

(i) Political information resources in the areas of population, legal persons, geographical, financial, tax and statistics, which are fundamental, benchmarking, marking characteristics within the present administration;

(ii) Open and transparent functioning of the network of administrative power in this sector or cross-sectoral and inter-agency approval, operational coordination-related political information resources;

(iii) Other political information resources to be shared by the executive branch in accordance with the law;

(iv) Other political information resources that can be shared in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 8. The information-policy authorities should establish a directory and sharing system for the sharing of information resources in the administration region, in accordance with the harmonized norms, to coordinate the development and management of information infrastructure, such as the sharing of information resources, and to coordinate major matters in the sharing of services, with regular oversight of the sharing of information resources.

Other administrative bodies should be able to collect, maintain, update and share information, within their respective responsibilities, in accordance with the law.

The provincial authorities should establish harmonized guidelines for sharing information resources with relevant departments.

Article 9. The executive body shall, in accordance with this approach, classify the information resources of the executive organs, identify the information that can be shared and provide information-sharing needs for other administrative bodies, as required by the performance of their duties.

The information-sharing authorities should coordinate the identification of a directory for the sharing of information resources, based on the information-sharing needs of other executive bodies, and make it available to society.

Article 10. The directory of the sharing of information resources should be based on harmonized norms, indicating the name of the sharing of information, the date of publication, the data format, the manner in which it provides, the conditions for sharing, the provision of units and updating time frames.

The information-sharing authorities should be informed in a timely manner when the information and shared needs change. The information-sharing directory should be adjusted on a regular basis.

Article 11. The executive body shall collect information in accordance with a data source and who collects, updates and who is responsible, and shall not duplicate the collection of information obtained from other administrative bodies through the sharing of information. Except as otherwise provided in laws, regulations and regulations.

More than two sources of data-sharing should be collected by an administrative body, and other administrative bodies with the source of collection may conduct data comparisons, school tests, data inconsistencies, and administrative bodies responsible for collecting information should verify and clarify them.

Article 12. The information-gathering authorities should clarify the responsibility of the administrative organs to collect information. The executive organs should establish rules and procedures for the collection, publication, updating and maintenance of information to ensure that information is authentic, accurate, complete and timely.

Information sharing other than the directory of government information resources should be determined in consultation with the relevant executive bodies; there was no agreement on the consultation, which was determined by the information-policy authorities in the same-ranking people.

In the case of State secrets, commercial secrets, personal privacy or other statutory matters, the executive branch shall not reject the information-sharing requirements of other administrative bodies.

Article 14. The executive body shall share information exchange through the information-sharing platform at the level.

In order to achieve the sharing of information by the municipal, district-level administrations centralizing data, information should be exchanged with the approval of provincial administrations, based on a pool of sharing identified by provincial administrations.

For special reasons, resources-sharing should be achieved through the sharing of information platforms, and relevant statistical information should be provided on a regular basis for the sharing of information at the current level.

Article 15. The executive organs shall, in electronic form, provide data interfaces to the information-sharing platform for the current level of government, in accordance with the harmonized standards, to build exchange points in accordance with the requirements of the exchange platform for the sharing of information resources.

The executive body should provide dynamic management of the shared information provided and update within 20 working days after the change in the sharing of information.

Article 16 should provide services for the sharing of information resources between the executive branch. The maintenance requirements shared by political information resources are included in the maintenance costs of e-government operations at the current level, which are guaranteed by all levels of finance.

Article 17 Shared information obtained by the executive branch shall not be used for any other purpose only for the performance of the functions of the organ. Unless the administrative organs that provide information are agreed, the sharing of information is not readily available to society. In addition to the information shared within the public information, the information should be expressed.

Article 18. The executive body shall apply for the sharing of information relating to State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy, which shall respond within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request. It was agreed that information should be provided through an exchange platform for the sharing of political information resources or sharing information in accordance with the agreement between the parties; it was not agreed that information should be provided in writing on the grounds and on the request of the informationized authorities.

Information on the sharing of State secrets should be transmitted through a network of confidential measures.

Article 19 The executive body should establish a confidential review mechanism, in accordance with the law, for the sharing of information on State secret, commercial secret and personal privacy, and the administrative bodies requesting information should sign a confidential agreement.

In the event that the sharing of information is disputed by State secrets, it is determined by law by the secret administration; in the event that the sharing of information is a commercial secret or personal privacy, the parties to the dispute apply to the competent organ of the State.

Article 20 should use political information resources and information technology to provide political services and services to the public.

The information-policy authorities should prepare a directory of information-gathering services with other administrative bodies and be updated in due course, in accordance with public service needs.

Article 21 Governments of the local population at the district level should advance the building of the Government's website in the region, where conditions should be advanced in building a single portal.

The executive branch should strengthen its portal, improve the content of information dissemination, promote public, political interaction and public services, promote the open and transparent functioning of the administrative power online and exercise administrative authority in accordance with the law.

Article 2 promotes equitable and balanced sharing of quality education resources by promoting digitalization of quality education resources, networking applications.

Article 23 promotes information on public health and medical services based on electronic health files, e-prosychiatry, the application of the telemedicine system, the promotion of medical, medical and medical information-sharing and collaborative services, and the provision of adequate health management and efficient and accessible health services to the public.

Strengthening the safety and quality of food medicines and the development of a retroactive security regulatory system.

Article 24 builds a multi-tier system of public employment information services, upgrades the level of social security information services, promotes the integration of human resources and social security information systems and provides overall information services.

Article 25. Integrate public service information resources for rural and urban communities, which is the subject of municipalities, districts (communes) to build an integrated information platform for the regulation of community management and services, to achieve the sharing and operation of resources for community information management and services in municipalities, districts (communes, neighbourhoods), communes (communes, streets), administrative villages (residents).

Article 26 establishes a public service platform for basic information resources, such as population, legal persons, geographical, financial, tax, statistics, to strengthen the socialization of information resources. Promoting information-based services in the areas of environmental protection, housing security, social welfare, social insurance, public transport, public safety and public culture, and improving the effectiveness of public services for the civilian population.

Article 27 should be public-centred in order to establish a public service system for telecommunications networks, radio and television networks, and the Internet. To provide online distances and online social services through a variety of means, such as computers, television, telephony and think mobile terminals.

Article 28 provides for government information-management services and should take full advantage of existing infrastructure, operational systems and information resources, avoiding duplication of construction and repetitive investment.

Article 29 uses the Government's informationization service project, followed by a review by the information-policy authorities, which provides for approval by government investment authorities.

The information-policy authorities should conduct a performance evaluation of the Government's information-policy services project, using performance evaluation findings as the main basis for the application for the development of government information services projects.

Article 33 should be based on this approach to the development of internal management norms, working procedures and corresponding systems for sharing information resources of government, and the designation of internal institutions and specialized agencies to share information resources in the administration.

Article 31 states that the information-policy authorities should be able to strengthen the Government's security management of information services, establish a sound security management system and protect information security.

Article 32 oversees the Government's informationization service. The informationization services of the administration should be integrated into the scope of the e-monitoring system and subject to the full process oversight of the inspection bodies.

In violation of this approach, the executive branch has one of the following cases, which is responsible by the information-policy authorities for the conversion of its period of time; in serious circumstances, criticizing the administrative organs and holding administrative responsibilities of the competent and other persons directly responsible under the law; and in the form of a crime, criminal responsibility is held by law:

(i) To refuse to provide, in accordance with the provisions, the sharing of political information resources, the provision of unrealistic information or the lack of delay in the provision of shared information resources;

(ii) To not update the sharing of information in a timely manner or to provide the sharing of information resources in a reimbursable manner;

(iii) Expand the scope of sharing information, disclose the sharing of government information resources, provide for, use in conflict with State secret, commercial secret or personal privacy;

(iv) Inadequate planning of the system, the sector's informationization, leading to severe duplication of construction and investment waste, or the apparent lagging of the system, the information of the sector, which has had a negative impact on the building of service-based Governments;

(v) Other violations of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 34 of the executive branch and its staff are lawfully disposed of by law when they play a role in the Government's information-making service, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, which constitutes a crime and are criminally criminalized by law.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 December 2012.