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(Summit No. 10 of the People's Government Order No. 10 of 25 November 2003) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen geographical names management, achieve standardization, normativeization, adapt to economic and social development and the needs of international, domestic engagement, facilitate the lives of the people, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the State Department's Geographical Names Regulations. Article 2, this approach applies to the designation of names in the territorial administration, the more name and distribution, the use of standard geographical names, the creation of geographical names and related management activities. Article 3. The names referred to in this approach include: (i) Description of administrative areas such as provinces, municipalities, states (territory), districts, autonomous districts, communes, communes, townships, street offices; (ii) The name of the natural village, town, urban neighbourhoods (including small areas, gardens, cities, etc.), and zones; (iii) Names such as streets, roads, squares, wards, buildings (unitions) numbers and other buildings of relevance to geographical names; (iv) Names of natural geographical entities, such as mountains, rivers, lakes, springs, wells, beites, beaches, grassland, Gos and deserts; (v) Name of units of great importance such as industrial zones, development zones, farms, forest sites, pastoral fields, oil fields, mines, parks, natural protected areas, monuments and memorials; (vi) Ports, stations, sites with geographical names, railways, roads, bus stations, bridges, tunnels, water banks (dams), incubators such as transport, water, electricity facilities. Article IV governs the management of geographical names with the principle of responsibilities. The above-ranking civil affairs sector is the same-ranking authority for the management of geographical names in the current administration. The primary responsibility is: (i) Implement laws, regulations and regulations governing the management of national geographical names; (ii) Preparation of geospatial work planning; (iii) Work on the name of names, more name, vetting, hosting and promotion of geographical names standardization, normativeization; (iv) Design, production, establishment and management of geographical names markers; (v) Compilation and finalization of standard glossaries; (vi) The management of names archives; (vii) The commission of a violation of this approach. Article 5. The name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the place should be consulted with the views of the relevant departments and the local mass, respect for history and maintain the relative stability of the name. The use of standard geographical names, the protection of standard geographical names is an obligation that each unit and citizen should do so. Chapter II The designation of names should be guided by the following principles: (i) To promote the maintenance of national dignity and national unity and to adapt to economic and social development demands. (ii) To reflect local history, geography, economic, cultural identity, consistent with the standardization and translation requirements of geographical names. (iii) In general, no name shall be designated by an alien or name of the name. (iv) The names of the above-ranking administrative districts, the names of the communes (communes, districts), town, street offices, the name of a commune, the natural village in the town, and the names of the inhabitants of the same city, the street, the roads, and buildings shall not be repeated. The Government of the People does not have the name of more than the district level of the same town, with no specific name. (v) The communes, towns, street offices are generally communes, the communes of the communes and the street offices. (vi) The name of the river shall not be vested in the administrative region by prominent mountains, name of the river; the scope of the natural geographical entity goes beyond the present administrative area, nor is it designated as an administrative regional exclusive. (vii) Ports, stations, sites used by various specialized departments, railways, roads, buses, bridges, tunnels, dams, garbage, garbage, and name of water, electricity facilities, etc., should be aligned with local names. (viii) The use of geographical names, the need for an accurate norm to avoid the use of the same-speaking and remote words, expressions of disagreement. Article 7. (i) Contrary to the sovereignty, national dignity of the State's territory, with national discrimination, to the detriment of national unity and to the stigma and stereotyped content, which is contrary to national laws, regulations and regulations, must be more prominent. (ii) Geographical names that are not in accordance with article 6, subparagraphs (iii), (iv), (v), (vi), VII), and (vi), should be added. (iii) The establishment, removal and adaptation of administrative areas at all levels will require greater clarity, in accordance with national regulations relating to the management of administrative areas. (iv) In more than one place, one more wrote and one should define a single name and word. (v) Geographical names of natural changes, changes in administrative areas and natural disappearing in urban construction planning should be distributed in a timely manner. Article 8 is based on urban-building needs, in rural and urban neighbourhoods, roads, booths, sites, rails, roads, bus stations, bridges, tunnels, water banks (dams), incubators such as transport, water profit, electricity facilities, and names of reimbursable or more. Article 9. Applicability and procedures for the designation, name and distribution of names: (i) The name of the administrative area, more name, is to be approved in accordance with the authority and procedures established by the State for the management of administrative areas. (ii) The designation of names by name of the person, with the advice of the municipality, the Government of the State (the Regional Administration) and the approval of the Government. (iii) Residential committees, village councils, natural villages, names of films, opinions by communes, communes, town governments, street offices, approval by the people of the district (communes, districts) and posting on the top-level civil affairs sector. (iv) Street, roads, neighbourhoods, naming of buildings, and more by the district Civil Affairs Department for the approval of the territorial Government. The city's streets, roads, neighbourhoods, the name of buildings, and the name of the building are more prominent, by the present Civil Affairs Department, by submitting advice to the municipality, the State's Government (the Regional Administration) and by providing the top-level civil affairs sector. (v) The name of the newly constructed residential area (including the building portal number), the square brackets and the various other buildings of geographical significance has been established by the property owner to conduct standard geographical names registration procedures in the district, municipal administration. The newly constructed property owner, while conducting project planning clearances to the construction planning sector, shall conduct the registration of names and standard geographical names in the district, municipal civil affairs. (vi) The designations of natural geographical entities, including the Golan walls, deserts, grasss and beachs, are co-ordinarily designated by the relevant municipalities, the State People's Government (the Regional Executive Office) and are submitted to the Government for approval by the Provincial People's Government; the municipal, state (territorial) cross-ferral districts (markets, districts) in the territory of the city, the State (the city, district) people's governments, the municipalities and the relevant municipalities, the executive branch of the State, and the local government. (vii) The name of Article 3, subparagraph (v), is more named, declared by the professional sector and, with the consent of the above-ranking civil affairs sector, subject to their affiliation, is approved by the Government of the people at the district level. (vi) With reference to the name of Article 3, subparagraph (vi), the name(s), the name(s), the name of the third article (vi), the name(s) and the name of the sales, shall be submitted to its superior authorities for approval by the professional sector, with the consent of the local district level. (ix) Responsibilities are named or even more, with the advice of the municipality, the State's Government (the Regional Administration) to report on the approval of the provincial civil affairs sector. Article 10 states that names, more name and name shall be made available in conjunction with the meaning and source of the new name to be used. Chapter III Use of standard geographical names Article 11 recognizes geographical names as standard names in accordance with this approach. The civil affairs sector should be made available to society in a timely manner for the standard geographical names approved. Standard geographical names shall not be subject to unauthorized change. No unit or individual may be used in the media and other open places without the approval of the name. Article 12 Professional books, such as tourism, transport, related to geographical names, should be sent to the provincial civil affairs sector for the clearance of names. Standard geographical names must be used to use the norms published by national language management bodies. The Romani alphabet of the name is written in the name of the Chinese name Hanoi, in accordance with the Chinese scriptive script (in the Hanoi Geographical Names). The names of ethnic minority languages are being translated in the form of audio-visual translations in the name of the native language. Chapter IV Article 14. The standard geographical names mark is the statutory symbols used for the marking of standard geographical names or for the purpose of geographical names and the functionality. Article 15. The place of the executive regional community, the channel, the rural and urban streets, the roads, the settlements, homes, buildings (companys), the door(s), the village (including natural villages), the industrial area, the development area, the tourism area, the park, railways, roads, bridges, the memorials, monuments, ports, stations, sites and important natural entities should be marked. The establishment and management of standard geographical names features such as administrative regional symbols, rural and urban streets, roads, neighbourhoods, homes, buildings, doors (households) are the responsibility of the civilian sector at the district level, and the town, street offices are responsible for daily supervision. The establishment and management of various standard geographical names symbols of significance approved by the professional sector is vested in the various professional departments to receive oversight and guidance from the same civil affairs sector. The establishment of standard geographical names should be without prejudice to the city's minds, the city's landscape, the debilitation, terrain and ambiguity, and should be reported and updated in a timely manner. The standard geographical names mark must be produced, set up in accordance with the mandatory criteria issued by the National Quality Technical Monitoring Authority and be harmonized with the provincial civil affairs sector. Article 18 The requirements for the designation of geographical names in the Professional sector are borne by the professional sector. Chapter V Article 19 The supervision, inspection of the superior civil service and the same-ranking archives management is accepted. Article 20 governs topographic archives at all levels, in accordance with national regulations relating to the management of archives, the improvement of regulations, the collection, collation, coding and archiving of information on geographical names, and the provision of information advisory services on geographical names under the principles of compliance with national confidentiality provisions. Chapter VI Corporal punishment Article 21, in violation of article 9 of this approach, stipulates that unauthorized naming, more name and use of non-standard geographical names are converted to the period of time by the civil service at the district level, and that the period of failure to change is over 200 million dollars. In violation of article 12 of the present approach, the publication of standardized topographic books was carried out with the approval of publications by more than 5,000 civil departments at the district level. Article 23 sets of standard geographical names markers do not provide for the establishment of standard geographical names symbols by the civil affairs authorities for a period of time, which is set up by the civil affairs authorities or professional authorities, and the resulting costs are borne by the owner. Article 24 punishes theft, destruction or unauthorized movement of standard geographical names by public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 25 Chapter VII Article 26, which was implemented effective 1 January 2004, was repealed by other provisions relating to geographical names management. |
