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(Conducted from 1 March 2007) Chapter I General In order to strengthen mapping management and promote the development of the mapping cause, this approach has been developed in line with the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the Zangangang Province mapping Regulation and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3. The Urban Planning Bureau is the administrative authority for the mapping of the city and is responsible for the harmonized supervision of the mapping process in this city, which is responsible for the design of mapping management in the region in line with its responsibilities. Each district (market) planning bureau is the administrative authority for mapping work within this administrative area, and its operations are guided by the Urban Planning Bureau. The relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with their responsibilities under this level of people's government, are responsible for the mapping of the sector and receive operational guidance from the same-level mapping administrative authorities. Article IV. The municipal mapping administrative authorities can complement the development of the current municipal mapping technology norms and standards, in line with the needs of mapping. Chapter II Article 5 (i) To establish and review basic ground-breaking control networks, high-range control networks, spatial positioning networks and urban ground sediment monitoring networks; (ii) Measurement and updating 1:500, 1:1000, 1: 2000. (iii) Conduct basic air photographs and access to remote sensing information on the basis of geographical information; (iv) Establishment and maintenance of an updated base geographic information system; (v) Building and maintaining basic mapping facilities; (vi) A survey of the urban land line and the establishment and maintenance of an updated information system on the urban land area; (vii) Preparation of the current regional map for the administration (series, fascicles); (viii) Other projects set out in the national base mapping plan indicator system. Article 6 The fiscal sector of the city, the district (market) should make provision for the annual base mapping of the project and country-mandated mapping costs based on the current base. The annual mapping plan and its implementation requirements are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 7. All or part of the project for the mapping of financial resources, the development and reform of the authorities should seek the views of the same-level mapping administrative authorities prior to the approval of the subparagraph, and the financial sector should seek the advice of the same-level mapping administrative authorities when reviewing budgetary expenditures involving the approval of the project. The mapping of administrative authorities should receive feedback within 10 days of receipt of the request for information. Mapping administrative authorities have suggested that appropriate mapping results can be used to make use of the need for mapping, and the relevant sectors should be reviewed. The development and reform authorities shall not approve the establishment and the financial sector shall not approve budgetary expenditures. Article 8 Naturalization and housing mapping planning should be aligned with basic mapping planning. The mapping of administrative authorities, in accordance with the planning of the organization of the mapping of ground maps in the planning of the implementation of the mapping of land and property, is responsible for the organization of the implementation of the professional mapping of their naturalities and properties, and the basic map required is provided by the mapping of administrative authorities. Article 9. The scope of the urban planning area should cover 1: the basic size of the country in 2000; the recent construction of the planning region and town (camp town), the construction of the village should cover 1:500 or 1: 1,000 countries with a basic proportion of their land maps and be updated in a timely manner. Article 10 Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should strengthen the building of basic geographic information systems, adapt to the needs of economic construction and social development for basic geographic information. The Government of the urban, district (market) should establish an exchange of information on the basic geographic information system and geographic information data and promote the sharing of basic geographical information resources. Article 11 establishes information systems based on geographic information data, which should be used in accordance with national standards and consistent with the following requirements: (i) To use mapping benchmarks and mapping systems under this approach; (ii) The use of the base geographic information data type to be adapted to the systemic development goals; (iii) Reservations relating to the storage, use of geography information to meet confidentiality management. Following completion of construction work in urban planning areas, construction units should be completed within 90 days. The completion of the construction work should be carried out by a unit with a measurement of qualifications, and its results are included in the scope of the construction of the completed engineering survey, and the administrative authorities should be able to check the completion of the engineering survey. The local logging system is implemented, specifying that the municipal mapping administrative authorities are developed. Chapter III Mapping of qualifications Article 13 units engaged in mapping operations in this city shall be subject to a corresponding hierarchy of mapping certificates by law. The Mapping Unit in the non-incipient city is preceded by a mapping operation within the city's administration, with material such as an effective mapping certificate and mapping of the administrative authorities in the city or district (market). Article XIV B, C, Drying is considered by municipal mapping administrative authorities, and the provincial mapping management is approved. One of the following cases is inadmissible: (i) Non-independent legal persons; (ii) Administrative functions; (iii) The military, social groups, schools; (iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations and regulations. Article 15. City, district (market) mapping administrative authorities shall carry out mapping inspections of units engaged in mapping operations within the city's administration. Mapping units should be subject to oversight inspections carried out by the Mapping Administration authorities in accordance with the law, such as the provision of information and material relating to the measurement of measurements of measurements relating to the measurement of the quality of the survey and financial statements, books, original vouchers and related financial information related to the mapping of operational activities. Article 16 sets up branches within the city's administration, with legal qualifications, and shall be obtained by law for the mapping of qualifications, without legal personality, and shall be made available to the administrative authorities of the branch's location, without allowing the branch to carry out mapping operations. Article 17 Mapping and related professional technical personnel can only be employed by a mapping unit for mapping operations. Mapping units employing mapping and related professional technicians must contract employment under the law and maintain their own custody or entrust the personnel files of the local authorities for the maintenance of the technic. Persons engaged in the mapping exercise should have legal and effective mapping of operational documents, except those employed in non-technical employment on a temporary basis. Chapter IV Article 18 engages in market activities such as commissioning, processing and related services in this city, and should be guided by the principles of openness, justice and equal competition. Any unit and individual division, blockade, monopoly mapping markets are prohibited. Article 19 Mapping projects within the scope of the national Mapping Standards, which should be commissioned by the project unit with a corresponding mapping of the qualifications. Of these, all or part of the mapping project using financial resources, as well as the construction of the engineering planning line, the planning of the completed survey, the measurement of land and the land area measurement project, the project unit should entrust the mapping units with undesirable credit records. Article 20 uses financial funds in full or in part, and contract estimates in excess of 500,000 dollars, the project unit shall entrust the mapping unit with solicitation. With regard to national security, national secret or risk-recovery, such as national security, the procurement may not be appropriate for tendering by the approval of the project or approval of the sector. Mapping projects should be carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of government procurement by law. Prior to the commissioning of the mapping project, the Mapping Project Unit shall organize a technical programme for the professional sector and professional technicians prior to the commissioning of the mapping project: (i) Extensive measurement of urban planning areas or administrative areas that cover higher levels of district; (ii) Air photographs for mapping or resource surveys; (iii) Construction of a basic geographic information system at the municipal or district levels; (iv) Urban or district (commune), district-level maps; (v) Mapping contracts amounted to more than 1 million dollars. Article 22 Mapping project units shall not have the following acts in the commissioning of mapping operations: (i) Integrate the overall mapping project into zero or otherwise circumventing the operating limits of the quality of the mapping; (ii) It means that the recipient does not conduct the mapping of the national, local technical standards and norms; (iii) To compel the mapping unit to contract the costs below the map; (iv) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations. Article 23. The Mapping Unit shall carry out mapping operations in accordance with the operational scope and operating limits set out in the MOU and establish contracts with the author in the form of a contract. Mapping units shall not allow other units or individuals to carry out mapping operations in their name. Article 24 (i) It means that the entrusting party will combine the overall mapping project to zero or otherwise circumvent the operating limits of the quality of the mapping; (ii) Non-implementation of national, local technical standards and norms; (iii) Execution of government guidance or government pricing for mapping fees; (iv) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations. Article 25 The mapping unit shall, prior to the implementation of the project, have the following materials to be reported to the city or the district (market) to map the administrative authorities: (i) Mapping project readiness; (ii) A copy of the mapping of the chapter of the Géguébé Unit; (iii) Mapping project contracts; (iv) Roster of operational personnel; (v) Project technology design. The project should be reviewed by the Technical Programme in accordance with article 21 of this approach and should also be submitted to the technical programme summary. Article 26 Mapping units should conduct quality testing of their completed mapping projects and produce quality testing reports. Their results cannot be delivered without testing. The municipal, district (commune) mapping administrative authorities should enhance monitoring of the quality of the project and organize a measurement of the quality of mapping. Article 27 Planning, Land Resources and Housing Administration shall be subject to quality clearance by law of construction planning lines, the planning of completed work measurements, the allocation of geometrics and the land area measurement project. The results are not used without clearance or inadmissibility. Article twenty-eighth mapping units shall, within 10 days of the completion of the mapping project, map the basic situation of the project through the Internet Reserve system to map administrative authorities in the city or district (market). Article 29 mapping units should establish a quality assurance system for sound mapping projects, perform the contents of the quality assurance system for mapping projects and receive oversight inspections by mapping administrative authorities and receive oversight inspections by mapping administrative authorities. In one of the following cases, its quality assurance system should be determined to be non-qualified: (i) To refuse to accept inspection or to provide, if any, the material required for inspection; (ii) A grave breach of the provision for quality management of production; (iii) No implementation of national and local mapping standards, norms and denial of correction. Article 33, city, district (market) mapping administrative authorities should strengthen the measurement of industrial credit construction and make timely disclosure of the qualifications, performance, quality, etc. of the Mapping Operations Unit in this administrative area to society; and record and demonstration of malfunctioning of units and individuals involved in mapping market activities in violation of relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Specific approaches to the management of credits in the city mapping industry are developed separately by the municipal mapping administrative authorities. Chapter V Article 31 results of basic mapping are managed and provided by the municipal or district (market) mapping administrative authorities; non-basic mapping results are managed by mapping project units and are monitored by mapping administrative authorities. Article 32 Finding project units shall transmit copies of basic mapping results within 60 days of the mapping of eligible project tests or a non-fundamental mapping results; map the administrative authorities after receipt of the presentation of a presentation certificate and publish a catalogue of results. The directory of the results of the non-fundamental mapping can be delegated to the mapping units. Article 33 mapping units should perform their mapping results and information archives management systems and receive oversight inspections by mapping administrative authorities. In one of the following cases, the results of the mapping and the management of the information archives should be found to be non-qualified: (i) To refuse to accept inspection or to provide, if any, the material required for inspection; (ii) The mapping of results and the severe lack or management of the information archives; (iii) Mapping project information is incomplete or incomplete; (iv) Restructive or falsify results and information files. Article 34 project units or users of mapping results have the right to consult the mapping units on the quality of the mapping. Mapping results-based users complained to mapping administrative authorities and mapping administrative authorities should be responsible. The parties may apply for arbitration by consultation or conciliation, as a result of the determination of the quality of the dispute, and the parties have not reached an arbitration agreement, which can be prosecuted before the People's Court. The arbitration body or the People's Court may entrust the mapping of quality tests to conduct arbitration tests. Article XV The construction of a permanent measurement symbol should be consistent with the following requirements: (i) Implement technical standards and norms established by States, localities; (ii) The purpose of use; (iii) There are no other measurable signs available in the vicinity; (iv) Coordination with the surrounding environment and facilitate long-term protection. In advance of the construction of a permanent measurement mark, the mapping unit should map the material, such as the design of maps, the place of residence, the scope of protection, the occupancy of land or facilities, and map the administrative authorities and inform the town (communication) of the place of the mark in writing after construction. Article 37 provides that permanent measurements can be used without compensation for the use of State land, all non-arriculture or urban municipal facilities, and free from the process of land use or facility occupancy; and that the use of all collective arable land shall be approved by the State's resource management. Article 338 construction should avoid the opening of permanent measurements. There is a real need for the removal or loss of use of the measurement mark, and the relevant units or individuals should have the following material to the city or district (market) mapping administrative authorities: (i) Measuring signs of evictions; (ii) Building a land planning licence; (iii) The approved master map for planning. Municipal or district (market) mapping administrative authorities shall be reviewed and decided within 7 days. In order to agree on evictions, the relevant units or individuals may move, dismantle or cover permanent measurements by providing for the payment of relocation costs. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 39 provides for violations of the provisions of this approach by law, regulations and regulations. In violation of article 12 of this approach, one of the following acts is warned by the mapping administrative authorities to correct the period of time, to the extent that the completion process is not due and to fines of up to 50,000 dollars. (i) The construction work has not been mapped as required; (ii) The completion of the underground line has not been carried out. Article 40, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that non-residential mapping units do not carry out mapping operations within the city's administration without mapping of qualifications, are warned by mapping administrative authorities, corrective action and fines of up to 50,000 dollars. In violation of this approach, the Mapping Unit has one of the following acts, which are warned by the mapping administrative authorities to correct orders and may be fined up to 50,000 dollars. (i) The establishment of illegal branches of branches of criminals who are not required; (ii) To allow individuals to carry out mapping operations on behalf of this unit by means of a wall; (iii) Being to entrust the author with the task of mapping operations by circumventing the operating limits of the quality of the mapping; (iv) Persons engaged in mapping operations do not have legal and effective mapping of operational documents; (v) The hiring of temporary personnel to map technical operations; (vi) The basic circumstances of the project are not determined by the provision. In violation of this approach, the Mapping Project Unit consists of one of the following acts, warnings by mapping administrative authorities, corrective action and fines of up to 50,000 dollars. (i) To entrust the mapping operation with the overall mapping project as a whole or in other ways to circumvent the operating limits of the quality of the mapping; (ii) Reference is made to a breach of national legislation, legislation and the mapping of mandatory standards. Article 44, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is cautioned by the mapping administrative authorities, corrective action and may be fined by more than 2 million yen; this is an act of operation, with a fine of up to 30,000 dollars. (i) Mapping of technicians by two and more units for mapping operations; (ii) Mapping practitioners do not have legal and effective mapping operational documents for mapping operations; (iii) Individuals undertake mapping operations in the name of other mapping units in the form of a wall. In violation of this approach, the mapping of the quality assurance system and the results and the management of the information archives of the Mapping Unit are not qualified, and is warned by the mapping administrative authorities to correct the deadlines; the impossibility of delay could be fined by over 50,000 yen and brought to the competent mapping administrative authorities accordingly to address their mapping. Article 46, in violation of this approach, provides that the Mapping Unit gives warnings to the administrative authorities responsible for the mapping of qualifications, the quality of mapping, the results of the mapping and the mapping of the inspection of the archives, the concealment of information, the provision of false material or the refusal to provide authentic material reflecting their activities, and the fine of over 50,000 dollars. Article 47, in violation of this approach, sets out that the staff of the administrative authorities are subject to other property, other benefits or omissions in the use of their functions, do not carry out their oversight functions under the law, or find that the offence is not investigated, causing serious consequences, constituting criminal liability under the law, and that they are not criminally punishable by criminal law, and that administrative disposition is given to the competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible. Article 48, in violation of this approach, provides that the relevant branches, units and individuals of the Government are divided, the embargo, the monopoly mapping of markets, disrupt the mapping of market order, constitute criminal liability under the law; are not criminalized and administratively disposed of by law to those responsible for direct responsibility. Chapter VII The mapping operations described in Article 49 of this approach include geodesy, mapping aviation photographs, photographic measurement and remote sensing, engineering measurement, geometric mapping, housing mapping, administrative regional boundaries mapping, GIS engineering, map preparation, ocean mapping (covering port and inland watershed measurement), navigation electronic map production, and mapping operations for the service of the project in various construction works, resource surveys projects. The results of the underlying mapping described in this approach are developed in the course of the implementation of the basic mapping project, and through the maps and data materials expressed by various information features. Article 50 of this approach has been implemented effective 1 March 2007 and the Government of the commune (No. 59 of the Municipal Government Order) issued on 27 November 1997. |
