(Summit No. 55 of 8 November 2010 of the People's Government of Southern Susang Province considered the adoption of the Decree No. 67 of 10 November 2010 for the People's Government of Southern Susang Province, effective 1 January 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the regulation of the mapping market, regulate the mapping of market order, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the subject of the mapping market, develop the geoinformation industry and promote scientific development of the mapping cause, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the Sang Province mapping Regulation, and develop this provision in the light of the practice of the province.

Article II engages in market activity and oversight management in mapping (including the development of geoinformation applications, the mapping of treasury) within this province's administration, which should be observed.

This provision refers to the commissioning, solicitation and operation of mapping projects.

This provision refers to the use of technologies such as computers, networks and spatial positioning in mapping activities to process various geographic information and its data and to disseminate or provide related services to the public.

Article 3 is engaged in mapping market activities and should be guided by the principles of integrity, equality of mutual benefit, fair competition, consultation and voluntaryness, and should not be divided, blockade, monopoly mapping markets.

Article IV. Sectors in which the local people's Government manages the mapping process (hereinafter referred to as the administrative authority for mapping the market) are responsible for the harmonized supervision of the mapping market in this administrative area.

Other relevant sectors of the local people's government at the district level are responsible for mapping markets related to this sector.

Any unit or individual has the right to complain to the mapping of administrative authorities or to report on offences committed in the mapping of market activities.

The mapping of administrative authorities should result in prompt complaints, verification and identification of market activities with relevant government departments.

Chapter II

Article 6 units engaged in mapping activities (hereinafter referred to as mapping units) shall be subject to a corresponding mapping certificate in accordance with the law and to a mapping exercise in the context of a mapping of qualifications.

Article 7. Professional technicians engaged in mapping activities should have the corresponding qualifications for the operation. The failure to obtain a mapping of the qualifications of the business should be identified through mapping of professional skills.

Contrary, transfer, sale mapping and related professional technicians are prohibited.

Article 8. The establishment of branches outside the registered area shall be governed by the law of business and tax registration procedures, with the licenses and mapping units of the branch to map the qualifications certificate to the location of the administrative authorities.

The branch shall engage in mapping activities in the context of the Mapping Unit's measurement hierarchy and have professional technicians with the ADAM project, mapping the facilities of the instrument.

Article 9. Mapping units are collaborating with mapping projects in the administrative areas of the province and shall be required to map the administrative authorities in accordance with this provision. The use of measurement signs should be followed by mapping of infrastructure costs.

Article 10

Items of the Kyoto Protocol

Article 11 provides for a system of tendering for mapping projects under the law. The following mapping projects shall be made available in public solicitation or invitation to tenders.

(i) Investment in base mapping projects that exceed 50 million dollars;

(ii) Other mapping projects using State funds exceeding 50 million dollars;

(iii) A project to map over 50 million dollars of investments in the construction of national funds;

(iv) Other projects to be solicited by law, legislation and regulations.

The following mapping projects may not be subject to tendering, as approved by the mapping administrative authorities at the location of the project:

(i) A mapping project involving national security and national secrets, as determined by the national security sector or the confidential sector;

(ii) Mapping projects for disaster relief;

(iii) To dispose of urgently needed mapping projects;

(iv) Other undesirable tendering projects under laws, regulations.

Absorption units shall not translate into zero or otherwise circumvent the solicitation by means of a project to be carried out under the law.

Article 12 The solicitation units shall set the lowest level of measurement of the tender unit in accordance with the scale and technical requirements of the project.

Article 13. Mapping projects to be solicited by law shall be made available by the solicitation units within five working days of the date of the issuance of the solicitation documents to map the project's tendering time, location, manner, solicitation documents, etc.

Article 14. The tendering project evaluation is governed by the awarding committee established by law by the solicitation unit. The number of bid committees consists of more than five singles, with mapping experts not less than 50 per cent, and the mapping expert in the evaluation board should be drawn from the assessment expert pool established by the provincial authorities.

Mapping experts should have the following conditions:

(i) Work on mapping completed eight years and has high-level technical qualifications or equivalent levels of professionalism;

(ii) familiarity with the laws, regulations and regulations governing tenders;

(iii) Be able to perform their duties in a serious, impartial, honest and impartial manner and to adhere to professional ethics.

Article 15. Purchase project solicitation is generally used in the integrated assessment. To the extent possible, the bidding units for the integrated evaluation criteria set out in the solicitation documents should be recommended as the successful candidate.

The indicators of the Integrated Assessment Act should include the following key elements:

(i) Mapping of qualifications in tender units;

(ii) Performance of mapping projects completed by tendering units;

(iii) Mapping project technology design programmes;

(iv) Mapping project quality assurance measures;

(v) Market credits of tender units;

(vi) Mapping project proposals for tender units;

(vii) The service commitment of the bidding unit;

(viii) Other indicators should be incorporated in accordance with the law.

Article 16 does not oblige the Mapping Unit to contract at a price lower than the cost of mapping production. The price of tenders for mapping projects is lower than the cost of mapping production, which is not valid and should be redefined by law from the remaining bidders or reproduced tenders.

Article 17 Mapping project delivery kits should be based on the price-principation of production costs issued by the Department of State Finance and the mapping of administrative authorities. Mapping projects have regional variations and can be buoyed by prices within 15 per cent of the criteria for mapping production costs.

The mapping project using measurement signs should include mapping infrastructure costs in mapping production costs.

Article 18 Project Mapping Project Package entered into a contract with the contractor's contractor to use the model text of the Mapping contract in accordance with the law, specifying the rights and obligations of both parties. The model text of the Mapping contract was developed by the State or the provincial mapping of administrative authorities.

Mapping projects shall enter into contracts with both parties indicating the source of results used and shall not undermine national security, socio-public interests or the legitimate rights and interests of others.

Article 19 Mapping project contractors may subcontract non-partisan and non-critical engineering projects to other mapping units according to solicitation documents, but the subcontract shall not exceed 40 per cent of the total inventory of the project and the subcontract price shall not be lower than the cost of the painting of the subsector.

Mapping units that are subcontracted should have corresponding mapping and should not be subcontracted again.

Article 20 provides for a system of excellence for mapping projects to be solicited by law.

The mapping project roll-out units should be delegated to the mapping units with a corresponding level of professional qualifications.

Mapping units with the measurement of the professional qualifications of the treasury shall not be subject to a treasury of the project.

Article 21, Mapping units, Mapping philanthropic engineers are not allowed to collate with the Mapping Unit or other units and individuals, to justify breaks that undermine national security, the public interest or the legitimate rights of others.

The Mapping Unit is responsible for the quality of the results of the project completed, with the corresponding responsibility of the Mapping Unit for the quality of the project's results.

Chapter IV

Article 22 mapping administrative authorities is responsible for the development of geo-information industrial development policies, the establishment of a shared mechanism for geo-information data, the construction of a public information platform that guides and encourages geographic information development.

Article 23 units engaged in the development of geo-information applications should comply with confidentiality laws, regulations and take the necessary confidential measures to secure geographical information security when they are obtained, kept, processed, provided, destroyed and involved in the products of geography.

Any unit or person shall not be unlawfully obtained and provided with identifiable geographic information. Information on disclosure of State secrets should be reported to foreign organizations or individuals, as well as to foreign business investment enterprises in the country.

Article 24 The mapping of administrative authorities should strengthen the harmonization of map markets. The relevant units shall, in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, be reviewed by the administrative authorities to obtain maps by law.

No unit or person may sell maps and other map products that have not been reviewed by the administrative authorities.

Article 25 Onlined maps of Internet sites or the provision of online map download services should be obtained from Internet publication licences issued by provincial press publishing administrations, and the preparation of maps and maps by the provincial mapping administrative authorities at the location of the post.

Any unit or individual shall not be placed on the Internet or disseminate geographical information that endangers the sovereignty, security and interests of States.

Chapter V Market credits

Article 26 mapping administrative authorities should strengthen market credit regulation, establish a market credit platform for mapping market credits, and disseminate information such as the quality, performance, the quality of results mapping, market credit to society by law.

Article 27 of the provincial mapping administrative authorities may authorize relevant agencies to collect credit information on units and individuals involved in the mapping of market activities within the province's administration and provide credit information referral services.

The municipal, district (communication) mapping administrative authorities in the establishment area should send credit information to provincial mapping market activities in the current administration area on time.

Article 28 of provincial mapping administrative authorities are responsible for the establishment of a scientific, objective and impartial mapping credit evaluation system that guides the relevant agencies in carrying out mapping units' credit ratings, drawing on national and provincial-related provisions.

Article 29 of the Mapping industry Association should assist in mapping market credit regulation by the executive authorities, improving the industrial internal oversight coordination mechanism, strengthening industry self-regulation and raising market credit awareness among mapping units and their practitioners.

Article 33 mapping units should operate in good faith, carry out mapping activities under the law, actively participating in the mapping of market credits, timely submission of mapping credit information and reporting violations.

The Mapping Unit shall make an initiative to produce effective credit reports from this unit.

Chapter VI Market regulation

Article 31 shall oversee the tendering activities of the project in this administrative area, including through inspection, inspection, inspection, field supervision, etc.

Mapping administrative authorities oversee the technical requirements for mapping projects, the mapping of qualifications and market credits for tender units, the qualification of the expert review, the evaluation methodology and the bid price.

Article III, mapping out investments in single contracts within the administrative region of the province with a total amount of more than $50,000 or in construction projects, should be mapped by administrative authorities within 15 working days of the date of the contract. Mapping projects across the administrative region should be made available to common top-level mapping administrative authorities.

Article 33 Findings of implementation of mapping projects by administrative authorities should be reviewed as follows:

(i) Mapping conditions for mapping units;

(ii) The mapping project has maped results;

(iii) Expansion prices for mapping projects;

(iv) System of coordinates and technical standards used in mapping projects.

In violation of the laws, regulations and regulations, the mapping of administrative authorities should require corrective action by the relevant departments and units.

Article 34 mapping projects using financial funds and the construction of engineering mapping projects using financial funds, and the approval of the relevant sectors should seek advice from the same-level mapping administrative authorities before approval of the set-up.

Mapping administrative authorities have suggested that appropriate mapping results have been made available, no duplication of mapping is required, and the relevant departments that do not authorize the establishment and the financial sector may not arrange budgetary expenditures.

Article XV of the mapping of administrative authorities and sectors such as national security, confidentiality, press publication, business, communications, customs, etc. should establish a joint mechanism to organize maps and geo-information market monitoring inspections in accordance with their respective responsibilities, and to inform each other of the regulatory situation.

Article XVI mapping administrative authorities should establish a dynamic survey system for mapping the market, follow-up to the project on hygienic mapping and major engineering mapping projects, and regular publication of market regulatory information.

The units and individuals involved in the mapping of market activities may not refuse to map the supervisory inspections organized by the executive authorities.

Article 37 mapping administrative authorities should establish administrative law enforcement oversight systems, public reporting or the manner in which the complaint is admissible, and legal investigation of cases in violation of the law and the maintenance of a market order.

The following functions may be exercised when mapping the administrative authority conducts a survey of market supervision:

(i) Inquiring the parties or the persons concerned and requesting information relating to alleged violations;

(ii) To search, collate, replicate books, vouchers, documents and other information relating to alleged violations;

(iii) Examination of the property relating to the alleged violation, which may be lost or otherwise difficult to obtain, may be preserved by law, and the parties or the person concerned shall not refuse, transfer, conceal or destroy.

Article 338 maps the administrative authorities responsible for the management of mapping statistics in the current administration area, and disseminates statistical information on mapping in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

The Mapping Unit should provide, in accordance with the Statistical Act of the People's Republic of China and the relevant national provisions, the information required to provide statistical surveys in a true, accurate, complete and timely manner, without providing unrealistic or incomplete statistical information, without delay, refusing to submit statistical information.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 39, in violation of article 11 of this provision, shall be subject to the solicitation of mapping projects that are not subject to solicitation orders or circumvention of tenders, which are converted by an administrative authority responsible for the mapping of the project contract by up to ten thousand dollars of the amount of the project contract; a mapping project for the full or partial use of financial funds, which may be subject to a moratorium on the disbursement of financial funds; and the transfer of funds by the competent and other direct responsible personnel responsible for the preparation of the project package is punishable by law.

Article 40, in violation of article 17, paragraph 1, of the present article, sets out the project by a mapping unit at a price of eighteen per cent below the standard set of cost for the production of production, which is converted by a glossary of administrative authorities responsible for the period of time; and inadvertently, a fine of double the agreed remuneration could be calculated.

Article 40 bis. In violation of article 33, paragraph 2, the Mapping Unit does not conduct a mapping project reserve under the provisions, which is modified by a time limit for the mapping of administrative authorities; refuses to reproduce the registration of a qualitative year.

Article 42 presents one of the following acts, which are communicated by the Mapping Administration authorities to the Unit's credit files; in the event of severe circumstances, no tender activity in the Mapping Project within the province's administrative area shall be taken into account:

(i) Provision of false information in mapping project tenders;

(ii) Unwarranted refusal to enter into formal contracts after the presentation of the project;

(iii) The unilateral non-performance of the contract obligations of the project;

(iv) Failure to comply with statutory obligations is dealt with by the administrative authorities.

Article 43, in violation of article 38, paragraph 2, of this provision, is governed by the law by the statistic bodies of the local people at the district level and by the mapping of administrative authorities in accordance with article 42 of this provision.

In violation of this provision, staff members who map the administrative authorities do not perform their duties under the law to map the market supervision, which is criticized by their units or by the superior organs; and administrative disposition by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

Chapter VIII

Article 42 The Mapping Management Provisions in the Province of Southern Sudan were also repealed.