(The 35th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Honoural State of 17 November 2010 considered the publication, effective 1 February 2011, of the Decree No. 121 of 14 December 2010, of the People's Government Order No. 121 of 14 December 2010)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of archives in rural and urban areas, plays the role of rural and urban construction archives in urban planning, construction, management, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Archives Act, the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act, the Honoural Archives Regulations, and develop this approach in the light of actual provisions of this province.

Article 2 of this approach refers to the historical record of national and social conservation values that are directly developed in urban and rural planning, construction and management activities.

Article 3 transfers, management, use of rural and urban construction files within the administrative areas of this province should be observed.

Article IV provides for the principle of integrated leadership and decentralized management in rural and urban construction files, which are managed by the urban, district and local governments.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of rural and urban-rural-building archives by integrating rural and urban-rural-building archives into rural and urban-rural-building planning and ensuring the development of rural and urban-rural-building archives.

Article 6

The construction of archives in rural and urban areas is monitored and guided by the same-level archives administration.

Municipal, district and rural-urban Archives (rooms) are responsible for the receipt, custody, use and use of rural and urban construction files in the current administrative area.

Article 7 The Government of the urban people and the people at the district level should strengthen and improve the construction of archives in rural and urban areas within the current administration.

Chapter II Transfer of rural and urban construction archives and receipt

Article 8

(i) Urban and rural surveys, planning archives;

(ii) Rural and urban construction works files;

(iii) The various gateway engineering files in urban planning areas;

(iv) The preservation of the archives of monuments;

(v) Building basic archives in rural and urban areas;

(vi) Other rural and urban construction files provided by the State.

Article 9. Urban and rural surveys, planning archives include:

(i) Preparation of geological work results reports, such as the assessment of engineering geological, hydrology and depression of minerals, needed for rural and urban planning;

(ii) A copy of the control survey required by rural and urban planning, geomorphology, photographic measurement, engineering results;

(iii) Rural and urban terrain maps, urban gateway surveys, and remedial results files;

(iv) The overall planning of rural and urban areas approved by law, the overall planning of the landscape, the conservation planning of historical cultural sites, the recent construction and subsector planning, detailed planning and professional, dedicated planning texts, graphics and related basic documents, electronic archives.

Article 10. Rural and urban construction works archives include:

(i) Industrial, civil construction works archives, including factories, homes, businesses, institutions, schools, social goods and other public works files;

(ii) Municipal infrastructure engineering archives, including urban roads, light engineering, square kilometres, parking lots, bridges, caves, tunnels and drainage networks, lighting, sewerage engineering archives and related current maps;

(iii) Public-purpose facilities engineering files, including urban water sources, urban water plants, stations, networks and subsidiary facilities, urban fuel storage treasury, station, network and subsidiary works, public transport sites (stay) facilities engineering files and related status maps;

(iv) Transport infrastructure engineering archives, including the construction of railway transport stations, facilities, airports, ports, port terminals; railway tunnels, rivers, roads and oils, pipelines, and maps related to the current state;

(v) Reforestry construction, ventilation construction works archives, including urban greenfields, parks, animal parks, plant parks, cruise gardens, ventilation areas, Guangroves protection and urban marking facilities, simulation engineering archives, etc.;

(vi) Communication of environmental sanitation construction works archives, including garbage disposal facilities, public toilets, garbage transit stations and other environmental sanitation works files;

(vii) Urban anti-hazard, human-protection files;

(viii) Electricity, communications, radio television, postal facilities construction works and related status maps;

(ix) The construction of engineering archives in the village town, including the construction of townships, the collection of public utilities in the town and the public construction works archives;

(x) In the military engineering file, the gateway to the location of the hidden works, in addition to the border crossings and the military management area.

Article 11

Article 12 Protection files of monuments include revolutionary sites, commemorative buildings, archaeological cultural sites, burials, archaeological buildings, treasury temples, stone-critical photographs, graphics, historical documentation and maintenance records and other valuable documents.

Article 13. Basic files for rural and urban construction include the following archives:

(i) Documents such as dengues, historical cultural monuments, names, construction and facilities development history;

(ii) Administrative authorities, such as urban and rural planning, construction, real estate, municipal public use, land, environmental protection, artefacts, parking and sanitation, units such as design, scientific research, and business management and operational technical documents that have long-served value in various development areas;

(iii) Urban-rural construction documents, such as normative documents, plans, statistics and designs, construction technology protocols and standard maps for rural and urban development.

Article 14. The right to property is an integral part of the construction of archives in rural and urban areas, and the right to property includes:

(i) Evidence and documentation relating to the right to property, the right to registration, the transfer and modification of property rights and the creation of his rights;

(ii) Housing and its occupancy of land-use rights are defined as location maps; diagrams of real estates, cereal maps, sub-sectors;

(iii) Documentation material generated in the registration of property rights, including the home registry, the property registration application, the receipt of the receipts, the rights-based change registration form, the registration of property status, the wallchart, the housing area count, the property registration schedule, the property registration form, the property registration form, the property registration form, the home claim form, the residence extinguishment application, the property tax receipt;

(iv) Information reflecting and documenting the status of the right to property, including statistical statements, photographs, photographs, audio tapes, video tapes, microblin, computer softs, CD-ROMs, etc.;

(v) Other relevant documentation relating to the right to property, including the right to property to be frozen documents, the property right to be held in the custody of the property, the various property rights, documents, books, tables, and cards, etc.

The right to property is the archives of the home registry.

The rural and urban construction archives transferred to the Rural and Rural Archives (rooms) should be consistent with national standards.

Article 16

(i) In rural and urban construction works files were transferred within three months of the completion of the construction of the Archives (rooms) in rural and urban construction sites;

(ii) All types of land-based engineering files in urban and rural planning areas should be transferred from within three months from the date of the production of the archives to the rural and urban construction sites (rooms). The Landline Survey and Reimbursement and Mapping of Landline Engineering Archives shall be transferred to the Archives (rooms) located in rural and urban construction sites within three months of the census, mapping;

(iii) Urban and urban survey planning archives, file protection of monuments, rural and urban infrastructure files, which should be transferred from one to five years from the date of the archives.

The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations also provide for their provisions.

Article 17 build-up units should clearly collect, prepare, transfer responsibility and requirements for construction documents to units such as survey, design, construction and administration. units such as survey, design, construction, treasury, etc. should carefully collect engineering documents generated by this unit and be transferred to construction units in a timely manner, and the units should assist in the monitoring, inspection of the formation, file and archiving of the various unit engineering documents.

The construction units, prior to the completion of the construction work, should be inspected by the State's authorities in the rural and urban construction of the construction of the construction of the engineering file. After the construction of the Archives in rural and urban areas in the construction of the Archives (rooms) at the engineering sites, the transfer of evidence from rural and urban construction files should be made. Housing rights are registered by the registration sector when the housing rights are registered, the rural and urban construction files should be transferred to the property file.

Article 18 alterations, expansion works, construction units should organize survey, design, construction and treasury units that are really modified, complemented by the original engineering archives, re-engineering the engineering documents and handover of the post of Archives (rooms) in rural and urban construction sites within three months of the completion of the engineering receipt.

The Government of the above-mentioned population should strengthen the management of the urban gateway engineering archives, which have not yet been integrated into urban infrastructure processes, and should organize censuses and supplementary maps of the already existing routing lines, censuses and supplementary mapping results and land-based engineering files, which are accepted and managed by the rural and urban Archives (rooms).

The construction units should be delegated to units with corresponding qualifications prior to the subversion of the ground line works, to produce accurate completed survey data and management measurement maps in accordance with national standards, and to transfer them within the prescribed time frame.

Article 21, the underground management unit should reclassify, release, saving parts of the land-based engineering archives, be amended in a timely manner to supplement the basement professional maps of the unit and will revise the additional geotechnical maps and the posting of archival authorities for rural and urban areas where information is sent.

Chapter III Management and utilization of rural and urban construction files

Article 2, concerning the State's secret case of rural and urban construction, should be determined in accordance with the national archival classification provision, and the custody and use of the sealed archives should be in compliance with the relevant provisions of the State secrecy laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 23 Construction of Archives (rooms) in rural and urban areas and other units in the maintenance of rural and urban infrastructure archives should be established to ensure the full collection, safekeeping, scientific management and effective use of rural and urban construction archives.

Article 24

Article 25 Rural and Rural Archives (rooms) should be made available to society for the publication of open rural and urban construction files.

Article 26 Units and individuals have legal evidence that free use of open rural and urban construction files is available.

Article 27 provides that construction units are able to use the construction sites and their urban and rural construction archives in neighbouring areas to ensure the design, construction and quality of construction projects. Rural and urban construction of archives (rooms) should be facilitated.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 28, in violation of this approach, is punishable by law by the competent authorities for the construction of archives in rural and urban areas.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that construction units have not been sent to the rural and urban construction archives to the construction of the engineering archives, which are being converted to a fine of up to 10,000 dollars.

Article 31, in violation of article 21 of this approach, reorders and fines of up to 1 million dollars.

Article 31, Staff of the Rural and Rural Archives Construction Archives Authority, in the area of urban and rural development of archival management, have not been criminalized and administratively disposed of by law.

Chapter V

Section III of the special archives, such as railways, transport, water, airport construction and forestry, material protection, and cross-cutting components of the rural and urban construction of archives under this approach, should be presented to the location's rural-urban Archives (rooms).

Article 33 Organizations and individuals from overseas and port areas are governed by the relevant provisions of the State in the archives of construction projects developed within the territorial administration.

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2011.