(Adopted by the 64th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hasarhama on 8 April 2010 and published by Decree No. 218 of 26 April 2010, effective 1 June 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the integration of urban management resources, the regulation of digitization of urban management, the improvement of urban management levels and the development of this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article II applies to the establishment of urban digitization in the city.

Article III defines digitization of urban management as the application of modern information technology, quantification of management standards, breakdown of management practices, identification, disposal of urban management components, and full-time management activities for disposal monitoring.

This approach refers to urban management components that are included in urban management, which relate to various facilities related to utilities, road transport, the urban congestion environment, the greenization of garden forests and the land of the house.

This approach refers to incidents of urban management, whether man-made or natural, which result in the environmental, road transport, security and order of urban city, and to the fact that sudden events require that they be addressed and rehabilitated in the relevant sectors.

Article IV digitization of urban management should uphold the principles of resource integration, coherence, rapid response and timely disposal.

Article 5 of this approach is organized by the urban management administrative authorities.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the Urban Management Monitoring Command Centre (hereinafter referred to as city, district monitoring centres) is responsible for the specific implementation of digitizing urban management.

Municipal, district-related administrative authorities are responsible for digitizing urban management in accordance with their responsibilities.

Chapter II Planning

Article 6. The urban management administrative authorities shall prepare, with the relevant administrative authorities, the city's digitization of urban management development planning and be implemented with the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 7. Urban, regional and urban monitoring centres should organize a closed-digitized urban management system based on national standards.

The digitization of the urban management system is used in urban management, in wartime for people's air defence and in public emergencies for emergency hijacking.

Article 8. The following new construction, alteration, expansion works should be accompanied by the construction of a video surveillance system that synchronizes the design, construction and receipt of new construction projects:

(i) Urban roads, bridges, tunnels, streets and tunnels;

(ii) Skills, parks, along the rivers;

(iii) Fire stations, long-range passenger stations and floors.

The management units in other public regions can build a video surveillance system based on the actual need to manage the region.

The construction of a video surveillance system is no longer repeated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the city's Government.

Article 9 provides for the acquisition and installation of pre-soft equipment, such as video surveillance systems, video codings, and quantifications, equipment boxes, electro-source interfaces, anti-reservation equipment.

The use of the new video surveillance system in Article 10 shall be submitted to the Centre for Urban Oversight within 60 days of the use of the project and to the following materials:

(i) A new video monitoring system engineering schedule;

(ii) The regional location of the unit;

(iii) A map of the work of the VAS;

(iv) Work test eligible reports.

Changes in the contents of the first paragraph of this article shall be made available to the Urban Monitoring Centre within 30 days of the change.

Article 11. The Urban Monitoring Centre should make the new video-monitoring system seat available to society.

Any unit or person shall not damage, intrusion and intrusive urban management facilities.

Article 13 Government investment-building-related information resources for urban management can be shared.

Chapter III

Article 14. Video-monitoring systems should be established to operate in safety, maintain and respond to emergencies, and to ensure the proper functioning of the video surveillance system.

The use of video surveillance systems should not be allowed to change the use, location and scope of the video surveillance system.

Article 15 Video-monitoring systems use units should be put in place systems such as BMS, information management and registration of information. Information should not be kept less than 15 days, and important information should be retained.

A video surveillance system use unit shall not unauthorizedly remove and modify procedures and records for the operation of the VAS.

The design, construction, maintenance and use of video surveillance systems should be kept confidential in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to protect the State, commercial secrets and personal privacy in accordance with the law.

Article 17 Video-monitoring systems for investment-building in the city, the district government are governed by municipal, regional monitoring centres, which can be charged with the day-to-day maintenance and management of professional operators as required.

Video-monitoring systems, which are constructed in conjunction with the construction projects, are maintained and managed by the business and investment-building actors.

The fibre-optic lease costs incurred by the new video system and the network of urban surveillance centres are included in the municipal financial budget.

Chapter IV

The relevant municipal authorities are the unit of digitization of urban management and should be accompanied by the coordination of urban management components, the handling of events and the administration of justice, in accordance with their responsibilities.

In line with the provisions of this approach, the management of urban management components and urban management functions and related sectors are the main subject of the responsibility for urban management components and the handling of events (hereinafter referred to as the responsibility for the disposal of issues) and should be matched with the relevant work of digitizing urban management.

Article 19 City, regional monitoring centres collect urban management information through non-linear regulatory data collection systems, video surveillance systems, wireless microwashing systems.

The Urban Monitoring Centre has collected and consulted the public through the 12319 audio service system, the Government website, the media.

The methodology refers to the collection of urban management information from the non-linear regulatory data collection system, which refers to the identification of components, events in urban management through the organization of specialized personnel (hereinafter referred to as the urban supervisors) or other methods, through the day-to-day patrols or other methods, and the transmission of information to the Urban Monitoring Centre system platform.

Article 20 collected information by the urban supervisors should be collected in a timely manner in accordance with the standard requirements for digitization of urban management components, standards of events and information-gathering, without overstatements, seizures, vouchers.

The relevant units and individuals should cooperate, support and not prevent or interfere in the collection of information by the urban supervisor.

In accordance with urban management components, incident management standards should be confirmed by the Urban Monitoring Centre or by joint units.

Information collected by the Regional Monitoring Centre can be confirmed directly in accordance with the actual situation and sent instructions to the Procedural Responsibilities Unit.

Article 23 of the Regional Monitoring Centre or of the Unit shall be disposed of in accordance with time-bound requirements, following instructions received from the Urban Monitoring Centre.

Article 24, after having received instructions from the regional monitoring centre or the inter-moval units, the responsible units shall organize the disposal of the persons concerned, within the prescribed time frame, and shall receive feedback from district monitoring centres or joint units.

Article 25

(i) Urban management components, cross-regional events or coordination with the regional monitoring centres are still uncoordinated, confirmed by the Urban Monitoring Centre;

(ii) Coordination with the Urban Monitoring Centre is still unconfirmed and is replaced by a designated unit of the Centre. The cost of disposal is determined by the city, the District Monitoring Centre and is included in the municipal, regional financial budgets, after clearance by the municipal and district financial sectors.

Article 26 The Urban Monitoring Centre shall, on the basis of feedback from the District Monitoring Centre or the Unit, direct the urban supervisors to verify in a timely manner. (b) The verification has not been adopted, and instructions should be sent once again to the District Monitoring Centre or the Unit.

Article 27 should conduct regular integrated evaluation of the implementation of the digitization of urban management by the Regional Monitoring Centre and the Unit as one of the basis for the completion of the management of the municipal administration.

The relevant municipal administration authorities should incorporate the issue-of-responsibility units into the credit appraisal nuclear system.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 28 violates one of the following acts, and is entrusted by the urban administration administrative authorities to the urban oversight centre by a fine of 1000:

(i) Damage, expropriation and diversion of equipment for the urban management system facility;

(ii) The use of units to change the use, control location and scope of the video surveillance system.

In breach of paragraph (i) of this article, the responsible person shall be liable for damages.

Article 29 provides for the unauthorized deletion and modification of the procedures and records of the operation of the video system, which are entrusted by the municipal administration authorities to reorganize the urban oversight centre orders and impose a fine of $800.

Article 33, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

In violation of this approach, criminal responsibility is held by law.

Article 31, the relevant sectors of the city, and their staff are not duly performing their duties in digitized urban management, giving rise to precision, practition and delay, and administrative disposition by the competent organs.

Annex VI

The digitization of urban management in the district (commune) can be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2010. The application of the provisional digitization of urban management in the city of Halkohama, issued by the Government of the city on 18 September 2006, was repealed at the same time by LL (2006).