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(Please No. 250 of the Order of the People's Government of the Northern Province of Lakes, 26 July 2003) Chapter I General In order to strengthen the management of basic mapping, adaptation to the needs of the national economy, social development for basic geo-information is required, and in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China mapping, the Northern Province of Lakes, the mapping management regulations, this approach is being developed in conjunction with the province's practice. Article 2 engages in basic mapping activities within the administrative region of this province and must be respected. 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 3. The provincial mapping administrative authorities are responsible for the management of the base mapping exercise throughout the province, while providing guidance and oversight on the basis of mapping carried out by the parent mapping administrative authorities. The municipal (state), district (market) mapping administrative authorities are responsible for the management of basic mapping within this administrative area. Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in basic mapping and incorporate basic mapping into the annual plan for economic and social development of their nationals and the financial budget. The development plans at all levels, economic trade and financial authorities should provide active support in the development of infrastructure construction in the basic geodetic industry, technological transformation orientation, public interest development, and ensure the necessary inputs. Relevant sectors and units should be based on mapping management to complement the data collections required for basic mapping. Chapter II Planning and implementation of basic mapping Article 5 above mapping administrative authorities and development plan authorities shall prepare, in accordance with the procedures established by national law, the basic mapping planning and annual plans for the current administrative region. Article 6. The following basic mapping projects in the province are mainly administered by provincial mapping administrative authorities: (i) The establishment, review and maintenance of national three, four parallel control networks, high-range control networks and spatial positioning networks; (ii) 1:1 million, 1:5,000 countries with basic scale maps, video maps and measurement products; (iii) Establishment and updating of the provincial base geographic information system; (iv) The implementation and updating of the organization of basic air photographs and remote sensing mapping projects throughout the province; (v) The Department of State maps the administrative authorities and the provincial people's Government's view that other basic mapping projects that should be implemented by provincial mapping administrative authorities. Article 7 (i) The establishment, review and maintenance of the PACT, the High-range Control Network and the Space Positioning Network, among other things, (4) of the State; (ii) 1: measurement and updating of basic scale maps, video maps and corresponding digitalized products from 2000 to 1:500 countries; (iii) Establishment and updating of the GIS base; (iv) The top-level mapping administrative authorities commissioned the management and organization of other basic mapping projects. Article 8. More than the people at the district level should determine the updating cycle in accordance with the needs of local nationals for economic and social development and ensure that the funding is updated. The provincial base mapping update cycle is generally 5 to 10 years in different regions. The upgrading cycle for basic mapping (states), districts (markets) is generally 3-6 years. Article 9 does not include basic mapping planning and annual plans, but it is urgent to implement the basic mapping project, which should be declared by the user to the administrative authorities responsible for the management of the basic mapping project; and mapping the administrative authorities are considered necessary by the review and should be organized for implementation and the requirements for basic mapping are borne by the user. No units and individuals may organize and implement basic mapping without the clearance of administrative authorities. Article 10 uses the basic mapping project for financial funds and the construction of the infrastructure project for financial funds, and the related sector should seek advice from the same-level mapping administrative authorities prior to approval. Mapping results have been made available and the mapping of administrative authorities should provide the user with the relevant provisions without repeating them. Without the agreement of the mapping administrative authorities, the development plan sector is not structured and the financial sector is not allocated. Article 11. Consistence units for basic mapping projects are chosen by mapping administrative authorities to determine their preferences in the light of the competition mechanism in the light of the corresponding pool of mapping units. The mapping of administrative authorities shall enter into a contract by law with units carrying out the basic mapping project to determine the rights obligations of both parties. The units of the provincial capital mapping project must have an A-level Mapping certificate; units of the jungle (states), districts (markets)-based mapping project must have a BAU certificate of excellence. The measurement units shall not be transferred or subcontracted to the basic mapping project. Article 12 The mapping of administrative authorities shall be subject to verification of the qualifications, scope, quality, etc. of the Mapping Unit in the processing of the mapping process. The project unit shall not organize implementation without the process of registration of a mission. Article 13 sets out the results of the basic mapping project and requires the adoption of national harmonized mapping benchmarks, mapping systems, mapping technology standards to ensure quality in line with national standards. Article 14. Inspections for basic mapping projects are carried out by the same-level mapping administrative authorities. The mapping of administrative authorities should monitor the quality of basic mapping projects and their results, which can be entrusted with quality testing by mapping products. To reject the test, the result was not qualified. Chapter III The results of basic mapping should be shared, avoiding duplication and eliminating State asset waste. More than zones of administrative authorities are responsible for the management of the results of the current base mapping and for the collection, collation, storage and delivery of results. Article 16 provides that the basic mapping project's measurement units must be used by all mapping administrative authorities implemented by the results-based mapping organization without replication, retention or unauthorized use. The city (States), districts (markets) mapping administrative authorities should, by the end of March of each year, map out the directory and copies of the results of the previous annual base mapping. Article 17 above mapping administrative authorities shall be published by the end of June of each year on the basis of the results achieved during the previous year. The experience of basic mapping results has been able to be made available on an external basis, after a “special chapter for the collection of results for basic mapping”. Without the approval of the mapping of administrative authorities, no unit, individual may unauthorizedly replicate, transfer, redirect or externally issue (including publication on the public information Internet). Article 19 As approved by the Government of the people at this level, national authorities need to use basic mapping results for the management of public affairs, and the mapping of administrative authorities should be provided without compensation. Other units need to use basic mapping results, which are reimbursed by the administrative authorities responsible for managing the results. The collection costs were fully vested in the Principal Finance, which was managed separately from the income and expenditure, specifically for the replenishment of basic mapping funds. The results of the basic mapping have been updated and the results have not been made available since the publication of the catalogue. Article 20 deals with the management and use of the results of the mapping of the State's secrets, and is implemented in accordance with the provisions of national legislation on confidentiality. Article 21 Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, the People's Republic of China Mapping Act has provided for administrative penalties, from its provisions. Article 23, in violation of this approach, does not register a mapping mission prior to the implementation of the basic mapping project, and is responsible for the cessation of the mapping exercise by the administrative authorities of more than the district. Until such time as the registration process of the Mapping Task Force has been completed or exceeds the workload of the registered Mapping Project, the following three times the amount of the proceeds of the violation has been fined, but not more than 30,000 dollars; there has been no proceeds of the conflict. Article 24, in violation of this approach, stipulates that unauthorized reproduction, transfer, conversion or foreign publication (including publication on the Internet of Public Information), results of the basic mapping exercise, which consists of more than one thousand treasurying administrative authorities in the district, are responsible for the cessation of the offence, with a fine of up to three times the proceeds of the violation, but not more than 30,000 dollars at the highest level; there is no proceeds of the offence and a fine of up to 1 million. Article 25 above maps the staff of the administrative authorities who use their functions to facilitate the receipt of the property of another person or toys or perform negligence, do not carry out their supervisory functions under the law, or find that the offence is not investigated and is subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Chapter V Article 26 This approach has been implemented since 1 March 172. |
