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(Summit No. 153 of the People's Government Order No. 153 of 7 January 2004) Chapter I General In order to strengthen the management of basic mapping, promote the development of basic mapping, guarantee basic geographic information as a national economic and social development service, and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Mapping Act. Article 2 engages in basic mapping activities within the administrative region of this province and must be respected. Article 3 is a basic, public good cause for the administration of the people at all levels, economic construction and social development and people's life services. The underlying mapping described in this approach refers to the establishment of a national harmonized mapping benchmark and mapping system, the conduct of basic air photographs, access to remote sensing information on the basis of geographical information, the measurement and updating of national base scale maps, video maps and digitalized products, and the establishment, updating of basic geographic information systems. Article IV is governed by sub-sector management. The Government of the people at the district level maps the administrative authorities responsible for monitoring the management of basic mapping in the present administration. Article 5 Governments at all levels should incorporate basic mapping into their economic and social development plans and capital investment plans, financial budgets. Basic mapping funds are earmarked and are subject to oversight in the same-level plans, financial and audit sectors. The relevant units and individuals in Article 6 should facilitate basic mapping efforts without prejudice to and impeding the conduct of basic mapping activities under the law. Article 7 provides units and individuals that make important contributions to the development of innovation and progress in the basic mapping of science and technology, and maps the administrative authorities to grant recognition or incentives in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Chapter II Planning and implementation Article 8 Article 9. The executive authorities at the district level should organize the preparation of the present administrative regional base mapping planning, which is approved by the Government of the current people and reported to be organized by the top-level mapping administrative authorities on the basis of the planning and actual situation in the current administration. The above-mentioned HPDPs will work with the same-level mapping administrative authorities to prepare the annual plan for the mapping of the current administrative region based on the basis of mapping planning in the current administrative region and to report back to the top-level authorities. Article 10. Mapping the administrative authorities shall be responsible for the compilation and preparation of the annual base mapping budget and accounts for the current administration area; and for the finalization of the approved base mapping project and funding budget for the current administrative area by the top-level mapping administrative authorities. Article 11 (i) Building on the national geodesy control network, the establishment of a full-fledged control network, a high-range control network and a spatial positioning network; (ii) The air photography process responsible for the whole province-wide mapping of basic maps, measuring 1,100,000 and 1:5,000 metres of basic ground maps, establishing and updating the geospatial database for the whole province and the small-scale base; (iii) Establishment of a province-wide base geographic information system; (iv) A project on aviation, space and remote sensing for all provincial public services; (v) Preparation of maps and thematic maps of various features on the basis of geodesy; (vi) To review and update the content of the basic mapping project in accordance with the principle of updating of basic geographical information; (vii) Other basic mapping projects required by the provincial government and its relevant sectors. Article 12 (i) The establishment of a network of syndicine control, high-range control networks, space positioning networks or independent control networks approved by provincial mapping administrative authorities; (ii) To measure the basic terrain map in the current administrative area of 1: 2000, 1:1000, 1:500 size; (iii) The establishment of a basic geographic information system in the present administration area; (iv) To review and update the content of the basic mapping project in the current administrative region, in accordance with the principle of updating of basic geographical information; (v) Other relevant basic mapping projects required by the current Government and the relevant sectors. Article 13, the Independent Package Control Network of the Department should be based on a national base control point to establish an exchange of relations linked to national systems. Article 14. (i) Generic geoinformation should be supplemented in a timely manner; (ii) Unification of the PACT, the High-range Control Network and the spatial positioning network review cycle for up to 10 years; (iii) The basic graphic update cycle, with no more than five years in economically developed regions and no more than 15 years in other regions; (iv) The priority areas identified by the Government are updated in a timely manner. Article 15. The mapping of administrative authorities shall, at the time of the preparation of the annual budget, communicate the declaration and related materials to the same-level plan, the financial administration authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 16 depicts the implementation of the project of the organization of the budget for project expenditure based on plans, the funds administration authorities. Project-holders must strictly implement project plans and project expenditure budgets. Article 17 Mapping of administrative authorities should be guided by the principle of public choice and establish a basic mapping project unit and establish a mapping contract with the project-holders, providing for the rights and obligations of both parties in accordance with the law. Article 18 units responsible for basic mapping projects should be in possession of the Mapping Quality Certificates issued by more provincial mapping administrative authorities, with the measurement of the scale of operation. The unit responsible for the provincial base mapping project should be qualified with a level of stratification; the unit responsible for municipal, district-level basic mapping projects should have more than b-level mapping. Article 19 units that undertake basic mapping projects must comply with the following provisions: (i) No transfer of basic mapping projects; (ii) To fully fulfil its obligations under the mapping contract. Article 20 establishes a basic geographic information system that must be used to meet national standards. Chapter III Results management Article 21 units engaged in basic mapping projects should ensure the quality of the results achieved and the quality responsibility. The results of the basic mapping should be checked by the quality surveillance of the products certified by the higher-quality technical monitoring department. The unit responsible for the basic mapping project shall not submit to the project fund the results of the non-quality inspection or quality inspection of the receipt of the results of the underlying survey. The project's funders shall not receive and provide the results of unqualified basic mapping without quality inspection or quality inspection. The basic mapping project completed in this province's administrative area is subject to a quality inspection, which is funded by the project or by the units of the national investment base mapping project (i.e., the transferee of the results of the basic mapping) and should be presented in a copy of the results of the mapping of the results by the appropriate mapping of the administrative authorities within 30 days of the completion of the project. The provincial mapping administrative authorities should strengthen monitoring and management of the results of the basic mapping and be responsible for organizing receipt, collating, archiving and making use of basic mapping results. A copy of the results of the basic mapping exercise is transmitted to the top-level mapping administrative authorities within the first quarter of each year by mapping administrative authorities. Specific responses are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of States and provinces. Article 24 of the provincial mapping of the administrative authorities should map the results of the presentation of the administrative authorities in accordance with municipal, district (communication) and regularly prepare a directory of the results of the mapping in the province-wide administrative area for the wide application of basic geographic information. Article 25. Mapping units and users using basic mapping results are not allowed to replicate, transfer, borrowing base mapping results without the licence of the administrative authorities. Article 26 results of basic mapping should be provided free of charge for the decision-making and social public goods of State organs, and for public interest needs such as disaster prevention, mitigation, defence and defence. In addition to the preceding paragraph, the use of compensation is governed by the law. The specific approach to pay is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the provincial Government. Article 27 provides externally with unpublicized results of the mapping of the results of the mapping of administrative authorities in the province and is subject to approval in accordance with the relevant national and provincial provisions. Article 28 provides for a unified management of the results of the basic mapping, where relevant departments, units are required to map, the results of the proper basic mapping should be fully utilized and no duplication of mapping is possible. Article 29 uses the results of the mapping of national secrets, which should be implemented in accordance with the provisions of national confidentiality laws and administrative regulations. Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, the rehabilitation of basic mapping projects, which are to be converted by an administrative authority responsible for the processing of proceeds of an offence, is calculated by a fine of more than two times the amount of payment agreed to be paid and may be liable for suspension or lowering the level of qualifications; in the event of serious circumstances, the release of the MFA certificate by the issuing authority. Article 31, in violation of this approach, does not obtain a basic mapping project, which is responsible for the termination of the offence by the administrative authorities of more than minus, forfeiture the proceeds and results of the violation and for mapping the fines of more than two times the agreed payment. Article 32, in violation of this approach, provides that no copies of the results of the basic mapping exercise shall be made by the administrative authorities responsible for a period of time by the district level of overhauling of the results of the MOU; a fine of up to 50,000 yen per 1,000 dollars, with the suspension of the MV certificate, which has not been transferred within six months from the date of the roll-out of the MOU, the release of the Mapping Certificate and the provision of administrative penalties for the responsible person and other personnel. In violation of this approach, the establishment of a basic geographic information system, which is not in compliance with national standards, is subject to a warning by the district-level executive authorities for the conversion of the deadline; a fine of up to 3,000 dollars over a year of imprisonment; a fine of up to 3,000 dollars; in exceptional circumstances, fines of over 30,000 yen; and administrative disposition of the person responsible for direct responsibility. Article 34, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized reproduction, transfer, transfer and transfer of the results of the basic mapping exercise, to be criticized by the administrative authorities of more than one million yen. In violation of this approach, the authorities or units concerned do not take full advantage of the results of the underlying mapping, self-repetitive mapping, and are responsible for the relocation of administrative authorities over the district level, which are not later rectified and criticized. Article XVI depicts administrative authorities and their staff and other relevant departments and their staff members in violation of this approach, one of the following acts is converted by their units or superior authorities, and administrative disposition by the competent and other responsible persons responsible for direct responsibility in accordance with the law; and criminal liability is lawful: (i) Violations of the use of basic mapping funds; (ii) Violations of the identification of units responsible for basic mapping projects; (iii) Non-provide the identification, collation and archiving of results for the organization, as prescribed; (iv) The mapping of the directory and copies of the base mapping of administrative authorities, as required; (v) To receive, utilize or provide non-quality check-up or quality inspection results that are not eligible for basic mapping; (vi) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization. Article 37 does not determine the administrative penalties imposed by the parties for the mapping of administrative authorities, which may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. Chapter V Article 338 is implemented effective 1 February 2004. |
