(Adopted by Decree No. 147 of 28 February 2012 by the People's Government Order No. 147 of 28 February 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes the use of mapping results in order to meet economic construction, defence and social development needs and develop this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Outcome Regulation.

The review and publication of mapping results in the administrative region of the province shall be subject to this approach.

Article III describes the results of the mapping as described in this approach as data, information, graphics and related technical information generated through mapping. Mapping results is based on mapping results and non-basic mapping results.

The following results are based on mapping results:

(i) Memorial measurements for the establishment of national harmonized mapping benchmarks and mapping systems, measurements of the Triangular (line) measurements, standard measurements, data obtained from satellite geodesy and weight measurement;

(ii) Data and video material obtained from basic air photographs;

(iii) Remote sensing satellite and other space flight vehicles on the basis of geographic information remote sensing information obtained from Earth observations;

(iv) National base scale maps, video maps and their digital products;

(v) Data and information on basic geographic information systems;

(vi) The Department of State maps other basic results identified by the mapping authorities.

Non-basic mapping results refer to the results of the mapping of professional content other than basic mapping.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in the management of results-based mapping, organize incentives for the sharing of results and the socialization of results-based applications, and coordinate in a timely manner the key issues arising in the management of results.

Article 5. Provincial mapping authorities are responsible for the uniform supervision of the whole provincial mapping results. The provincial authorities are responsible for the integrated monitoring of the results of the mapping exercise in the current administrative region.

In line with the division of responsibilities among other relevant sectors of the population at the district level, it is responsible for mapping results in this sector.

Article 6. The transfer, custody, publication, provision, use and destruction of the results of the mapping should be in compliance with the relevant provisions of confidentiality laws, regulations and take the necessary confidential measures to guarantee the safety of the results of the mapping.

Chapter II

Article 7. The mapping unit shall be responsible for the quality of the results achieved.

No unit or individual shall be able to alter and falsify results.

Article 8. The results of the basic mapping should be presented in a copy, and the results of the non-Basic mapping should be brought together.

Article 9. The mapping project completed by provincial fiscal investment is a copy of or a directory of the results of the mapping project by the unit responsible for mapping projects. Mapping projects completed in the provinces' municipalities, districts (communes, districts) in financial investments are provided by units that undertake the mapping project to be sent to the provincial authorities, the district (communes, districts) to map the results.

Mapping projects completed using other funds, a copy or a directory of the results of the Mapping project, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Mapping across provincial or provincial municipal administrations and referrals to provincial mapping authorities;

(ii) To map out the area of administration across districts (communes, districts) and to bring to the provincial authorities the mapping authorities;

(iii) The area of mapping is within the administrative areas of the district (communes, districts) and is transmitted to the district (communes, districts) mapping authorities.

Article 10 Funds for mapping projects or units that undertake financial investment mapping projects should be made available to the mapping authorities within three months of the date of the completion of the project. The mapping authority shall receive a copy of the results of the transmission or a presentation of the certificate of the communication.

The provincial occupier, the district (communes, districts) mapping authorities shall transmit to the top-level mapping authorities a copy or a catalogue of results for the previous year by the end of March. A copy or a directory of the results of the Mapping shall be made available to ensure accurate and complete data.

Article 11. The mapping authority shall be transferred to the Mapping Unit within 10 days of receipt of a copy of the results of the Mapping or a directory.

Provincial mapping authorities should be made available to society by the end of June, in accordance with the annual production of a compilation of results.

Chapter III Preservation and confidentiality of results

Article 12. The results of the Mapping of the Mapping Authority are maintained by units entrusted with the corresponding conditions. The results-based management unit should establish a system of custody of the sound mapping results, equipped with the necessary facilities, take effective measures to ensure the integrity and security of the results of the mapping and apply a system of geodetic storage.

Article 13, mapping results by the results-based units in the country's secret mapping results, should be uniformed, registered and developed specific systems of custody, receipt and borrowing; receipt, transmission or exit of results that are owned by the State, must be subject to the required security measures; replication, transfer or transfer of results that fall within the State's secret mapping results, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, regulations; and results of the reproduction of the approved reproduction as a secret map of the country should be kept in the original place;

Article XIV, without the consent of the owner of the mapping results, the mapping of results-based custody units and their staff shall not unauthorizedly develop, use, replication, transfer or transfer the results of the mapping maintained by the Authority.

Article 15. Mapping units shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State mapping authorities and the State's confidential work sector, with a breakdown and secret scope of the results. The results of secret mapping in the country should be marked by a period of pre- and confidential management in accordance with the corresponding level and scope.

Article 16 uses results or products that are produced in a State secret mapping outcome without the processing of confidential technology by provincial mapping authorities, which may not be lower than those used for mapping results.

Article 17 uses units that fall under national secret mapping results for the purpose of using them, and shall destroy the results and the material in a timely manner, in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation, regulations, and provide the unit of the outcome.

Article 18 mapping authorities should monitor the custody and use of results that fall under State secret, and the problems identified should be responsible for the timely transformation of the relevant units.

Chapter IV Delivering and using results

Article 19 presents the sharing of resources. Units and individuals that need to be used to map results can be used by mapping results-based information systems.

The mapping project using financial funds and the construction of construction projects using financial funds should seek the views of the same-level mapping authorities before approval. There is an appropriate mapping of results, and the relevant sectors are not subject to any set of funds.

Article 20 Other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and financial investments shall be made available for:

(i) For the decision-making and social public goods of State organs;

(ii) The needs of the people at all levels and their relevant sectors and the military for public interest, such as disaster prevention, mitigation and defence;

(iii) The provisions of laws, regulations and regulations require unpaid provision.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, the results of the mapping exercise are governed by the law by a system of paid use. In accordance with the law, the use of mapping results is reimbursable, and the use of the person and the financier shall enter into a written agreement clarifying the rights and obligations of both parties. The fees for other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and financial investments are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State and provincial prices, financial authorities.

Article 21, legal persons or other organizations in this province need to use the results of the mapping of the province as a basis for State secrets, with clear purpose and scope for reporting to the mapping authorities for the mapping of results. There is a need to draw on the results of the mapping of State secrets outside the province, which is handled by provincial mapping authorities.

Foreign legal persons or other organizations in the province need to use the results of the mapping of the base that belongs to the State secret, and should provide proof of the location of the province, the self-government area, the competent municipal mapping authorities.

Article 2

(i) Data, maps for more than four PACTs, high-range control networks and spatial positioning networks (including satellite continuous tracking sites);

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

(iii) Based mapping data obtained by air photographs, video material and remote sensing information for access to basic geospatial information;

(iv) Data, information on the overall provincial base GIS;

(v) The Department of State mapping authorities provide for other results that are considered by the provincial mapping authorities as the basis for State secrets.

The provincial authorities are responsible for the approval of the following results that fall under the State's secret base of mapping:

(i) Data, photographs, etc., of the PACT, the High-range Control Network and the Space Positioning Network (SPS) network, among other countries that are harmonized in the current administrative area;

(ii) 1: 500, 1: 1,000, 1: 2000 national base scale maps, video maps and their digital products;

(iii) Data, information on the base geographic information system in the provinces' municipalities, districts (markets, areas);

(iv) The provincial mapping authorities provide for other results that are considered by the provincial authorities or by the district (communes, districts) mapping authorities.

Article 23 requests for the use of the results of the basic mapping that belongs to national secrets and shall submit the following material to the mapping authorities:

(i) The use of a letter of proof that is part of the national secret base of mapping results;

(ii) To use the application form of results that fall under the national secret base;

(iii) Effective identification of the staff of the Office;

(iv) The use of government books, single papers or contracts, agreements, letters of entrustment and tenders for basic mapping results projects;

(v) The Department of State maps other material provided by the authorities.

Article 24 provides overseas territory with the results of the basic mapping of the province as a secret State and shall be reported to the provincial mapping authorities for approval. Prior to the approval of the provincial mapping authorities, the views of the relevant military units should be sought.

Article 25 uses the application to map results that are the basis for State secrets, and, with the approval of the Mapping Authority, the Mapping Unit shall provide the licensee in a timely manner and, in accordance with the specifications.

Article 26 The licensee shall follow the following provisions:

(i) A confidential letter of responsibility with the competent authorities that approve the results of the mapping exercise and take effective confidential measures;

(ii) Use mapping results for approved purposes and scope;

(iii) No unauthorized reproduction of the results of the mapping or transfer of results to other units, individuals;

(iv) Changes in the functionality of using the results of the mapping due to institutional reform and enterprise separation, etc. should be redirected to the approval of the mapping authorities for their use;

(v) Authorize other units and individuals to assume the use of the results of the mapping or to develop mandates that should be recovered in a timely manner or destroyed after the completion of the mandate.

Article 27 mapping authorities should establish a basic geographic information system and would establish a data exchange mechanism with relevant departments, develop technical protocols, harmonize data formats, harmonize the management and exchange of geographic information resources and provide public services.

The establishment of a basic geographic information system should draw on the basis of geo-information data consistent with national standards.

More than twenty-eight mapping authorities at the district level should collect, on a timely basis, relevant data on geographical information changes, such as geographical names, transport, electricity, water systems, land cover, and regularly update the base geographic information database.

Other relevant departments and units of the Government should support and complement information-gathering efforts by mapping authorities.

The mapping authorities should provide, in a timely manner, all basic geo-information data for the decision-making and social public goods of the current people's Government.

Chapter V

Significant geo-information data in this province are subject to a uniform review and publication system.

Important geo-information data that need to be published are published by the provincial mapping authorities following the survey of the relevant departments of the provincial people's Government, which is accredited by the Government of the Provincial People or the Ministry's Government, and any other unit or individual may not unauthorizedly publish important geo-information data in the province.

Significant geo-information data in this province include:

(i) The length, place and area of the administrative area of the district (market, area);

(ii) The key features of the current provincial map, the landscape and the location of the landscape;

(iii) The length of major rivers, the size and depth of the lake (kit);

(iv) Highway and location of the major mountains;

(v) Other geo-information data on the location, length, depth, size, length, etc. of important natural and human-geographic geographic entities.

The important geo-information data provided in the previous paragraph are in parallel to the country's important geo-information data and are processed in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 31, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for the self-development, use, replication or transfer of results from the Mapping Unit, which is warned by the district-level mapping authorities for corrective action and may be fined by more than 5,000 yen; that the competent person directly responsible for it and other direct responsibilities is treated in accordance with the law; that constitutes an offence and criminal liability.

In violation of this approach, the licensee avails itself of the results of the basic mapping that belongs to the secret State, with one of the following acts being warned by the mapping authorities that have authorized the use of the results of the mapping, corrective orders and fines of up to 3,000 yen; constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) The loss, destruction or leading of results that fall under the State secret;

(ii) To change the use and scope of the results;

(iii) Reproduction of results or transfer of results to other units and individuals;

(iv) Changes in the principal qualifications of the mapping results-based use units and no reproduces the application;

(v) After the purpose is achieved or the task of other units and individuals is entrusted with, in a timely manner, recovery, destruction of results and their derivative products.

In violation of this approach, the Government of the above-mentioned people, who have mapped the authorities and other relevant departments, misused their functions, play negligence, favouring private fraud, by virtue of their tenure or by the inspectorate, which constitutes a crime, is criminally criminalized by law.

Chapter VII

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2012.