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(Act No. 251 of the People's Government Order No. 251 of 28 July 2008, which came into force on 1 October 2008) Chapter I General Article I, in order to strengthen the management of results, to preserve national security, to promote the application and sharing of results, to meet the needs of economic construction, defence and social development, to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Mapping Outcome Regulations and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3. Governments of more than zones should strengthen their leadership in the management of the results of the mapping process by promoting the performance of the relevant sectors in accordance with the law, encouraging and supporting the development of mapping results, establishing a system of sharing and exchanging results for sound mapping and operating mechanisms. Article IV. The provincial mapping management is responsible for the integrated monitoring of the whole provincial mapping results. Specific work such as the receipt, collation, custody and provision of services for the provincial base mapping results, to be carried out by provincial mapping information files. Urban, district (commune, district) mapping management is responsible for the integrated monitoring of the mapping of results in this administrative area. 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. Any unit and individual production, processing, transfer, custody, acquisition, use and destruction of results of the mapping should be in compliance with the provisions on confidentiality laws, regulations and take the necessary confidential measures to guarantee the safety of the results. Chapter II Quality management Article 6. Mapping management should establish a quality monitoring system for mapping results and enhance monitoring of the quality of results. Mapping units should strengthen the quality management of results, implement the quality test, management and responsibility system for mapping results and be responsible for the quality of the results achieved. All or partial use of the results of the completion of national investment should also be based on the measurement of qualifications by mapping quality tests. No use may be made without testing or testing of unqualified mapping results. The results of the mapping completed by the Mapping Unit should be in line with national and provincial regulatory norms and standards for mapping technology. Measurings used by the Mapping Unit should be determined by the statutory measurement body and used in an effective period. Article 8. Agencies engaged in the mapping of quality testing should be qualified to be adapted to the mapping quality test operations they undertake. Agencies engaged in mapping quality testing operations should also certify qualifications in accordance with quality technical supervision. Chapter III Article 9. The unit of the Mapping Project Financer or the national investment mapping project shall communicate the results of the project to the provincial mapping management within three months of the completion of the project. Provincial mapping management can entrust municipal, district (commune, district) mapping management with copies and catalogues of results from the mapping of the current administrative area. Purchase projects completed in provincial financial investments are presented by units that undertake the mapping project to the provincial mapping management to produce a copy and catalogue of results. Mapping projects completed in the financial investments of municipalities, districts (communes, districts) are presented by the units responsible for the mapping project to the municipalities, districts (markets, districts) and mapping management for mapping results. Mapping projects completed by non-financial investments are presented to provincial mapping management or to the mapping management responsible for mapping results. A copy of the results of the mapping and a directory are not paid. Article 10 shall transmit a copy or a catalogue of the results of the mapping to be delivered, including: (i) The data and maps obtained at the level above, the geodesy, the geometric survey, the satellite geodesy, the weight measurement; (ii) Air photographic data, videos, and remote sensing information obtained for geographic information purposes for mapping; (iii) National base scale maps, video maps and their digital products; (iv) Land mapping, housing mapping, mapping of regional boundaries, data and maps obtained by ocean mapping; (v) Measurement results and geomorphology maps in engineering measurements; (vi) Geographic information data and relevant information on basic GIS and urban gateway information systems; (vii) Information on the results of land sediment monitoring in cities and in the region; (viii) Publicly published maps; (ix) Information on other mapping results provided for in laws, regulations and regulations. Article 11. Sectors or institutions that receive information on the results of the mapping shall send a letter of proof when they receive a copy or a directory. Urban, district and district mapping management should transfer mapping material to provincial mapping information files in a timely manner. Specific approaches are developed by provincial mapping management. Provincial mapping management should produce a directory of all provincial mapping results per year, implement dynamic updates and make available to society. Article 12. Foreign organizations or individuals are co-sponsored, cooperated in accordance with the law, to map the results completed within the administrative region of the province, and the Chinese sector or units should be made available to the provincial mapping management in the mapping of results by the administrative authorities. Sections and institutions that maintain the results of the mapping should establish a system for the sound storage of information on results consistent with the requirements for the management of the archives to ensure the integrity and security of the results. Mapping management should establish a system for the storage of ground-based mapping results. Article 14. Departments and institutions that maintain the results of the mapping exercise shall not be developed, used, transferred or provided to third parties without the consent of the mapping authority or owner. Chapter IV Article 15. Units, individuals need to use the results of the basic mapping that fall within the State's secrets and shall be authorized by mapping management that manages the results of this basic mapping. Article 16 shall apply for the use of the results of the basic mapping that is a State secret and shall be submitted to the application form, identification certificate, confidentiality conditions, authorization of the development unit information and documentation for its use purposes and scope of the material; the application of the mapping unit shall also be submitted to a copy of the letter of credit for the mapping of the project file by the management and a copy of the Mapping Unit's measurement certificate. The application for the use of the results of the provincial base mapping, which is secret in the country, should also be submitted to the applicant's location mapping management or to the provincial sequestration management for the use of the results. In addition to the material provided under paragraph 1 of the provincial unit, individual requests for the use of the results of the basic mapping that belong to national secrets should also be submitted to the provincial mapping management for the use of the results. Article 17 Units, individual requests for the use of basic mapping results that fall within the State's secrets, and their submissions are fully submitted, and the management of the processing of the application shall make decisions on whether the request is granted for use within seven working days from the date of receipt of the request; and shall not be made, in writing, and justify. The provision of the results of the use of a base map that belongs to the secret of the State shall be granted to the user to enter into a written agreement with the user. The agreement should contain the content of the results of the underlying mapping provided, the precision, confidentiality requirements, the protection of the right to work and the use of the purpose and scope. Article 18 (i) For the planning, decision-making, administration and social public goods of national organs; (ii) To be used for the public interest of the Government and its relevant departments and military in the areas of disaster prevention, mitigation and defence; (iii) Other matters that require unpaid provision of legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions. Article 19, in addition to article 18 of this approach providing for non-reimbursable information, results of the mapping are used by law. The fees used for the results of basic mapping and other mapping results completed by national investment are established by provincial prices, financial authorities, and paid income earned on the same-level finance, with the introduction of income and expenditure line management. Article 20 uses the editor of the basic mapping results, the establishment of a geographic information system and the development of the production of other business products should mark all those whose results are based. The preceding paragraph concerns intellectual property and is implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 21, mapping management should prepare mapping results-based development planning with relevant sectors such as development and reform, finance, actively organize the processing, preparation and construction of public maps and promote the socialization of results. Article 2, mapping projects using financial funds and construction projects using financial funds, should be consulted in writing with the same-level mapping management in advance of approval of the project budget expenditure. Mapping management should receive feedback within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the request. Mapping management suggests that appropriate mapping results have been made available and that no mapping is required and that the relevant sectors should be reviewed. There is a need to repeat mapping and no approval of the establishment and the financial sector does not approve budgetary expenditures. Article 23. Public goods such as planning, decision-making, information-making and resource censuses require the use of mapping results and should be used to map results properly. Article 24 mapping management should build and improve the public platform for basic geo-information; other geographical-based information systems that utilize financial funds should be used for the use of public platforms for basic geo-information or for resource-sharing with public platforms for basic geo-information. Mapping management's public platform for building basic geo-information should implement national and provincial harmonized technical standards and data formats, take full advantage of the geographic information data and information provided by all sectors, update and improve the relevant data on the basic geographic information databases in a timely manner and provide services to society. The authorities should provide information on geographical names, boundaries, transport, water systems, land cover, etc., for the updating of basic geographic information. Chapter V Article 25 deals with units dealing with national secret mapping results and should establish a confidential national system of confidential mapping results, specifying procedures for obtaining, registering, archiving, using, approving and destroying national secret mapping results, and with persons with conservative national secret knowledge and skills responsible for the management of confidentiality. The treasury facilities that store the results of the clandestine mapping of the country should be in compliance with confidentiality requirements. Article 26 provides units, individuals with the results of using maps involving State secrets, and shall be treated in a default manner in accordance with the law, except in accordance with articles 15, 16 and 17 of the State and this approach. The authorized use of units belonging to national secret mapping results should be received by confidential management staff to the provision department or agency. Article 27, which belongs to the State's secret mapping results, shall not be replicated or made available to third parties in any way. Upon approval, the reproduction is governed by the original gesture. The use of products involving the production of national secret mapping results has been approved, without provincial mapping management dealing with confidential technology, which is not subject to a secret hierarchy of results used. Article 28 uses activities such as planning, design, information systems development commissioned by the relevant units that fall within the State's secret mapping results, which should enter into confidential agreements with the delegated units. After the completion of the project, the commissioning unit should recover the results of the mapping that it provides in secret State, which may not be retained in any way or provided to third parties. Article 29 storage, processing, transmission of computers and their information systems dealing with national secret mapping results shall not be connected directly or indirectly with international Internet or other public information networks, and must be physically isolated and subject to the provisions relating to confidential management of the computer information system. Article 33 destroys the results of the mapping that is a secret State and shall be authorized by the head of the unit, registers, copies, be destroyed by the secret authorities of the location and reported on the location mapping management file. Chapter VI Approval and publication of important geo-information data An important geo-information data in this province has been harmonized and published. Important geo-information data that need to be published are reviewed by provincial mapping management, advice is submitted and approved by the Government of the Provincial People after consultation with the relevant departments. Important geo-information data approved are made available to society by the Government of the province or its mandated departments. Article 32 (i) The area of the administrative area above the district level; (ii) Provincial coastline, main river length; (iii) Land area, sea, cropland, forests, major lakes (water banks) area throughout the province; (iv) The area of beaching throughout the province, the number and area of the island; (v) The location and scope of the province-wide landscape; (vi) An important geo-information data that can be found in the words “Challs”, “Gangang Province-wide”; (vii) The location of other important natural and human-resourced geospatial entities identified by the provincial mapping management sector, length, size, length etc. 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. Article 33, Units and individual requests for the publication of important geo-information data, shall make written recommendations to provincial mapping management and submit the following materials: (i) The basic situation of the recommended person; (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 provincial mapping management. Article 34, in activities that affect the public of society, such as administration, dissemination of information, external communication, teaching, scientific research, requires the use of important geo-information data in the province, and should be made available in accordance with the law. Chapter VII Legal responsibility Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the law, legislation and regulations have legal responsibility. Article 36, in violation of article 8, paragraph 1, of this approach, is charged by the Mapping Administration to cease violations of the law, forfeiture the proceeds of the conflict and agree to pay more than two times the fine. Article 37, in violation of article 12 of this approach, is being corrected by the provincial mapping management for the period of time; unprocessarily, with a fine of up to €50 million. In violation of article XIV of this approach, the mapping of results-based information on the self-development, use of maintenance mapping results was warned by the mapping management to correct the deadlines and could be fined up to 50,000 yen; and to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for their disposal by law. Article 39, in violation of article 20, paragraph 1, of this approach, is warned by mapping management that the period of time is being changed; the penalty of up to 30,000 dollars is overdue. Article 40, in violation of article 28 of this approach, is a warning by mapping management that the time limit is being changed; a fine of up to 50,000 dollars for business activities and circumstances. In violation of this approach, one of the following acts has been changed by the Government of the Bench people or by the top-level mapping management order to inform the criticisms; and that the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law: (i) No collection of results or copies of mapping results from the top-level mapping management, as required; (ii) To receive a copy and a directory of the results of the presentation, and not to send a letter of evidence to the distributor; (iii) No directory of the results of the mapping has been prepared and published as required; (iv) The receipt of results-based mapping, unauthorized development, use, transfer or provision of mapping material to third parties; (v) The use of the geographical-based information system based on financial fund-building that is not linked to the public platform on basic geo-information; (vi) In mapping results management, abuse of authority and failure; (vii) Other acts under this approach. Article 42 violates the provisions of this approach and criminalizes the law. Chapter VIII Article 43 The Modalities for Mapping Results in the Zangang Province, issued by the People's Government on 19 February 1991, were also repealed. |
