(Health Meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 16 February 2012 considered the adoption of Decree No. 79 of 21 February 2012 by the People's Government Order No. 79 of 21 February 2012 for publication on 1 May 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the management of the mapping of geographic information results, to maintain national security, to promote the use of mapping results and the sharing of geographical information resources, to meet the needs of economic, social development and defence-building, and to develop this provision in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the People's Republic of China mapping results management regulations.

The transfer, custody, provision, use, exchange and sharing of results in the administration of the province shall be subject to this provision.

Article 3

Other relevant departments of the local people's government at the district level are responsible for the mapping of geographic information results in this sector.

Article IV. Mapping the administrative authorities should establish a sound mapping of emergency response guarantees that provide timely and effective mapping results and technical services for responding to emergencies such as natural disasters.

Article 5 defines results-based management and the development of geo-information applications should comply with the relevant provisions of confidentiality laws, legislation and take the necessary confidential measures to guarantee the safety of mapping results and geo-information data.

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Chapter II

Article 7. The provincial mapping administrative authorities may commission municipal mapping administrative authorities responsible for receiving, collating and maintaining mapping results in the current administrative area.

Article 8. Purchase projects completed in provincial fiscal investment, which are to be compiled by units responsible for mapping projects to provincial mapping administrative authorities for results-based mapping; mapping projects completed in urban, district-level fiscal investments are carried out by units responsible for mapping projects to the municipal mapping administrative authorities in the area.

Mapping projects completed with other funds are carried out by Mapping Project-financed project-financers to collect results from the municipal mapping administrative authorities in the area where the project is located; in this regard, Mapping projects across the city's administrative area to map administrative authorities in the province.

Mapping project donors and units that have assumed the mapping project can agree that a Party will communicate the results of the mapping to the appropriate mapping administrative authorities and ensure that the information on the results of the mapping is authentic and standardized.

Article 9. Mapping results information is not reimbursable. As a result of basic mapping, a copy of the results of the mapping should be delivered; a non-fundamental mapping outcome should be presented to the mapping results.

A copy of the results of the basic mapping that should be met includes:

(i) National classification satellite positioning measurements, triangle measurements, standard measurements, space measurements, measurements, measurements, results tables, web maps (road maps) and related technical reports;

(ii) Data obtained from basic air photographs, video material and aviation photography receipt reports, index maps, air photography tests;

(iii) Remote sensing satellites and other space-faring vehicles on the basis of geographic information remote sensing information and data notes;

(iv) The basic size of the country, video maps and their digital products and related technical reports;

(v) Data, information and related technical reports on the basis of the geographic information system;

(vi) Administrative regional maps and related technical reports at district level;

(vii) Other mapping results provided by the State.

The list of non-fundamental mapping results to be delivered should include:

(i) Towns, as well as regional sediment observation findings;

(ii) A directory of the results of the management line measurement;

(iii) A directory of the results of the local mapping;

(iv) A directory of the results of the management of property;

(v) A directory of the results of the thematic map, containing a video map;

(vi) A directory of GIS results;

(vii) Roster of interest on Internet maps;

(viii) A directory of the results of the mapping of the administrative regional boundaries;

(ix) Water terrain measurement and scanning of results;

(x) To map the directory of other mapping results considered to have shared value.

Article 10. Units or project financiers shall submit a copy or a catalogue of results to the relevant mapping administrative authorities within three months of the date of the completion of the project.

The mapping of administrative authorities shall send a letter of proof when they receive a copy of the results or a directory.

The municipal mapping authorities in the area should provide a timely summary of the copies or catalogues of the results of the mapping, which are presented to provincial authorities by the end of July and the next year.

Article 11. The municipal mapping administrative authorities in the provinces and districts shall be transferred to the results-based management unit within 10 working days of the date of receipt of a copy of the surveyed results or a directory.

Provincial mapping administrative authorities should prepare, in a timely manner, a directory of all provincial mapping results and be made public to society.

Article 12 The Mapping Unit shall establish, within one month of the date of receipt of a copy of the results of the mapping or a directory of the results of the mapping, in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Archives Act.

The mapping results-based maintenance unit should strengthen the collection, collation and archiving of historical information on the mapping of results.

Article 13. The custodian of the results of the Mapping shall be kept in accordance with the provisions for the custody of the information on the results of the mapping and shall not be provided in accordance with the law.

Article 14. Different top management should be consistent with national confidentiality, firefighting and archival management provisions and conduct regular inspections.

Chapter III Provision and use

Article 15. Civil, legal or other organizations need to use the results of the basic mapping and shall be subject to statutory procedures.

Other provinces, self-governance zones, and the results of the basic mapping of the city, should be taken into account by the material listed in article 17, paragraph 1, of the present provision to map the administrative authorities in this province.

Article 16 requests for the use of the following results of the basic mapping of national secrets, to be approved by the provincial mapping administrative authorities:

(i) The results of the above-mentioned clock, the Highway Control Network and the above-level Satellite Positioning Network;

(ii) 1: 5,000, 1: 10000 countries with a basic sizeable picture, video maps and their digital products;

(iii) Data obtained from the mapping of air photographs, information such as videos, and remote sensing information obtained on the basis of geographical information;

(iv) Data and information on the provincial base GIS;

(v) National mapping of the results of the basic mapping of the management commissioned by the Geographic Information Authorities.

To apply for the use of the following results of the mapping of the country's secrets, the municipal, district-level mapping administrative authorities are responsible for approval:

(i) The results of the above-mentioned balancing, high-range control network and E-level satellite positioning networks in the current administration area;

(ii) 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000 metres, video maps and their digitized products in the present administrative area;

(iii) Data and information on the base geographic information system established by the primary base mapping project;

(iv) Provincial mapping of other basic mapping results identified by the executive authorities and the municipalities.

Article 17 shall apply for the use of results that are based on State secret and shall submit the following materials:

(i) The use of the application form for basic mapping results;

(ii) Effective proof of material by citizens, legal persons or other organizations;

(iii) An effective identity document of the author;

(iv) Effective evidence of confidentiality;

(v) Approval of documents for project designs using basic mapping results, contracts or related sectoral projects.

Citizens, legal persons or other organizations other than the administrative region of the province apply for the use of the results of the basic mapping of State secrets in the administrative region of the province, which shall be submitted to the applicant's provincial mapping administrative authorities for the use of the results of the mapping of the results that fall within the State secret.

Article 18, in accordance with the law, approves the application for the use of the results of the painting that are the basis of State secrets, and shall enter into a written agreement with the applicant, setting out matters such as the hierarchy of the underlying results provided, confidentiality requirements and the requirement for the protection of the author's rights.

The Mapping results-based custody unit provides the basis for mapping results, in accordance with the approval of the mapping of administrative authorities.

Other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and financial investments should be made available for decision-making and social public goods by State organs.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, the results of the mapping exercise are governed by the law by a system of paid use. However, the people's governments at all levels and their relevant sectors and the military can use results without compensation for the needs of public interest, such as disaster prevention, mitigation and defence.

The fees for other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and financial investments are reimbursed by provincial price authorities, the financial sector, together with mapping administrative authorities.

Article 20 uses the results of painting that are the basis for State secrets and should be implemented with the approval requirements for mapping administrative authorities without unauthorized reproduction, transfer or modification of use and scope.

Article 21, citizens, legal persons or other organizations should enter into written agreements with mapping results holders to clarify their rights and obligations.

Article II, in using mapping results, should report in writing on the mapping of administrative authorities at the location of the units providing results.

Article 23 is not the owner of the results of the basic mapping of the results.

The results of the non-basic mapping of State secrets are provided by law and should be made available to local mapping administrative authorities.

Article 24 concerned the existence of activities such as planning, design, systematic development, involving the use of State secret mapping results, and should entrust units with confidentiality and enter into confidential agreements with the delegated units. After the completion of the project, it should be timely to recover or destroy the results associated with the mapping, which may not be retained in any way or provided to third parties.

Article 25 Management of geographical information involving State secret should be subject to confidentiality laws, regulations and regulations.

The dissemination of geographical information involving State secrets is prohibited in Internet and other public information networks or in wireless communications without confidentiality measures.

Article 26 destroys the results of maps involving State secrets, and shall be registered, produced in accordance with the provisions, destroyed by the secret administration of the location or by the designated units and reported on the location's mapping of administrative authorities.

The destruction of geo-information equipment that is stored, processed in relation to State secret should be in compliance with confidentiality requirements.

Article 27 mapping the administrative authorities should establish a confidential management system for the sound mapping of results, which will be kept confidentially with the confidential administration sector for the results of the mapping of national secrets.

Chapter IV Exchange and sharing

More than twenty-eight local people's governments should strengthen leadership and coordination in geo-information exchange and sharing efforts, establish a shared geo-information resource-sharing mechanism, publish, update the directory, promote the development and use of geo-information resources and increase the sharing of geographical information resources.

Article 29 provides for the exchange and sharing of information generated by financial investment in the performance of public management and public service responsibilities by government departments, State-owned enterprises units.

Article 33 mapping administrative authorities should establish and update the basic geographic information public service platform and the public good map service website, address, collate and integrate thematic geographic information exchange among relevant departments, ensure the currentity of geoinformation data and achieve shared geographic information resources.

Article 31 mapping administrative authorities should fully use advanced science and technology and advanced equipment to enhance dynamic monitoring, statistics and analysis of geo-information in provinces such as land resources, natural and ecological environments, rural and economic construction, and to enhance the capacity of the provincial geoinformation security services.

Article 32 establishes a professional geographic information system, which should be based on national standards.

The provincial mapping administrative authorities will be responsible for the development of technical norms for the sharing of geographic information across the province and the harmonization of geographical information data standards.

Article 33 uses editoral publication of maps, the establishment of GIS and the development of production of other products should receive the consent of the human right to map results, and the right to map results properly.

Chapter V Approval and publication of important geo-information data

Article 34 states adopt a uniform review and publication system for important geo-information data.

The key geo-information data in this province are reviewed by the provincial mapping of administrative authorities, with the participation of the relevant departments of the Government of the province, the military mapping authorities, approved by the Government of the province, and published by the Government of the province or its mandated departments.

Article XV Key geo-information data in this province include:

(i) The location and area of the city, the district (market, area);

(ii) The main features of the map in the province of Giang Suu, the location and scope of the landscape;

(iii) The base geo-information data on the words “Sustains”, “Syang Province”, “A province-wide”;

(iv) Geographical information data on the location, length, depth, size, length, etc. of important natural and human-territorial geographic entities.

The contents of the above-mentioned paragraph fall within the State's important geo-information data and are reviewed and published in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article XVI, unit or individual requests for the publication of significant geo-information data in the province, shall make written recommendations to the provincial mapping administrative authorities and submit the following materials:

(i) The basic situation of units or individuals;

(ii) Technical programmes, measures and results-based information on access to important geo-information data;

(iii) Information on the assessment of critical geo-information data collection;

(iv) Other relevant information provided by the provincial mapping of administrative authorities.

Chapter VI

Article 337 mapping administrative authorities should develop mapping emergency security advances, respond in a timely manner to the mapping of emergency response security needs and promptly and effectively complete the application for results-based mapping, adaptation and transmission of geo-information data.

The mapping of emergency security is mainly the case:

(i) Timely collation and provision of existing appropriate mapping results after a sudden incident;

(ii) There is no appropriate mapping results and immediate organization of field monitoring, rapid processing, production of geodetic mapping results;

(iii) Profiles of the need for timely mapping of emergency response guarantees;

(iv) Rapidly organize the development of dedicated geo-information services based on emergency security needs;

(v) Other provisions of the law, regulations.

Article 39 maps the administrative authorities to respond to sudden incidents and allows the use of mapping equipment and mapping results for mapping units.

Mapping equipment and mapping results used should be returned in a timely manner, following the completion of the use of emergency response or emergencies. Reimbursement should be given to the expropriation or expropriation of the equipment.

Article 40 mapping administrative authorities should establish a professional team for mapping emergency security, organize regular training on emergency mapping and improve the technical capacity to map emergency response.

Article 40. Mapping of administrative authorities should increase the operationalization of emergency technical equipment, update the mapping of emergency production equipment and facilities, and upgrade the level of equipment for mapping emergency response.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

In violation of this provision, the mapping of an administrative authority consists of one of the following acts, either by the Royal People's Government or by the top-level mapping administrative authorities, to inform the criticisms; and by law the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible:

(i) No information on mapping results was reported to the top-level administrative authorities, as required;

(ii) Approval of the use of basic mapping results by eligible applicants;

(iii) No agreement with the applicant using the results of the basic mapping;

(iv) No provision of compensation for self-exemptation and for raising fees for basic mapping results;

(v) Other acts that are not carried out by law in the area of oversight.

Article 43 MSPU does not establish a mapping of results files in accordance with Article 12 of this Article, which is warned by mapping administrative authorities to correct deadlines.

Article 44, in violation of article 20 of this provision, unauthorized replication, transfer or modification of use and scope, was warned by the mapping administrative authorities to correct the period of time and, in exceptional circumstances, to fine up to 3,000 dollars.

In violation of article 33 of this provision, without the consent of the mapping administrative authorities, the use of the results of the basic mapping has been carried out by the mapping of administrative authorities for a period of time being converted to a warning and a fine of up to 3,000 dollars. Without the consent of the non-fundamental mapping exercise, the rights are held accountable under the law.

Article 46, in violation of this provision, is addressed in accordance with the relevant legislation on confidentiality, in order to map the management of geographic information results, use of miscarriage and leading.

Chapter VIII

Article 47