Article 1, in order to strengthen the development and management of geo-information infrastructure, to guarantee economic construction, public safety and social services, and to develop this provision in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China mapping and the Southern Province mapping regulations.

Article 2 Planning, construction, use, maintenance, relocation, updating and services for mapping geoinformation infrastructure in the administration of the province should be in compliance with this provision.

Article 3. The mapping of geo-information infrastructure, as described in this Article, includes the following signs, sites and platforms for the mapping of geographic information activities:

(i) Permanent measurement signs;

(ii) Satellite navigation positioning benchmarks;

(iii) Mapping of specialized instrument measurement sites;

(iv) The geospatial information base framework;

(v) The public information platform;

(vi) Other mapping of geographic information infrastructure, as provided for in the laws and regulations.

Article IV. Governments of the local population at the district level should establish mechanisms for the management of the geodetic information infrastructure to enhance the protection of the mapping of geographic information infrastructure and to enhance citizens' awareness of the legal protection of the mapping of geographic information infrastructure.

Article 5

The requirements for the planning, construction, maintenance and updating of geo-information infrastructure are included in the same Government's financial budget.

The construction of a national geodetic information infrastructure requires financial support from the local people's Government and should be included in the Government's financial budget for the facility's location.

Article 7. The mapping of administrative authorities should establish a mechanism for the sharing of geoinformation infrastructure with military mapping navigation authorities.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 8. Provincial mapping administrative authorities shall prepare, in accordance with the law, the development planning of geo-information infrastructure development.

The preparation of geo-information infrastructure development planning throughout the province should seek the views of the military and the relevant Government departments and be aligned with the overall planning of national economic and social development, with the approval of the Provincial Government.

Article 9. The mapping of administrative authorities should develop geo-information infrastructure-building, maintenance, updating project plans based on the mapping of geo-information infrastructure development planning throughout the province.

Article 10. Mapping geographic information projects using financial funds and construction projects using financial funds to map geographic information projects should be used to map geographic information infrastructure and not to duplicate construction.

Satellite navigation positioning baselines need to be established and should be consistent with the development planning of geo-information infrastructure development across the province and integrated into the province-wide satellite navigation positioning baseline service system.

Article 11 builds the geodetic information infrastructure and should comply with the relevant provisions for the use of national-mandated mapping benchmarks and the mapping of geographic information standards.

Infrastructure information is not included in the mapping of geographic information infrastructure management systems, without national-mandated mapping benchmarks and mapping geographic information standards.

Article 12 Establishing permanent measurement signs, satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites should be established and the establishment of protective facilities.

Article 13 provides for permanent measurements using financial fund-building, satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurements, and the use of State-owned land shall be governed by the law, and the use of collective land shall be concluded with the land owner or the use of the authority.

The land area used by the established mapping geoinformation infrastructure should be deducted by the expropriation, transfer of the building area or the provision of a package, adjustments to the contractor's farmland.

Article 14. Building permanent measurement signs, satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites should determine the extent to which land use is reasonably required. Of these permanent measurements are not less than 6 square meters.

Article 15 establishes new electromagnetic launch systems such as electricity, radio television, communications facilities, and should avoid permanent measurement signs, satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites, and avoid security controls that are disrupted by electromagnetic launches from less than 200 metres.

Article 16 mapping administrative authorities should provide information on the distribution of established permanent measurement signs, satellite navigation positioning points, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites.

Prior to the approval of projects that may affect the permanent measurement mark established, the satellite navigation positioning point, the mapping of specialized instruments measuring the use of land and the effectiveness of the use of land and use, the same-level mapping administrative authorities should be consulted.

Chapter III Use and maintenance

Article 17 is governed by sub-tiers of permanent measurement symbols.

Satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites, the geospatial information base framework, the Geographic Information Public Service platform is operated by construction units and is subject to the supervision of the local mapping administrative authorities.

Article 18 of the provincial mapping administrative authorities establish a unified geodetic infrastructure management system that provides timely publication of the names and locations of geo-information infrastructure such as permanent measurement signs, satellite navigation positioning base stations, mapping specialized instrument measurement sites.

Article 19 mapping administrative authorities may keep the relevant units or individuals entrusted to the facility at the permanent mark, and enter into custody agreements.

The system of payment for the maintenance of permanent measurement signs is in place. The mapping of administrative authorities should make regular disclosure of the payment of the maintenance allowance.

Article 20 maps the geoinformation infrastructure for decision-making and the management of public goods by State organs.

In addition to the preceding paragraph, the satellite navigation positioning base information services are provided to navigation positioning benchmarks, which are charged for the operation of the benchmarking station in accordance with the provisions.

Article 21, personnel using permanent measurement signs, mapping specialized instruments to measure the identification sites, should produce effective mapping operational documents and use facilities in accordance with operational regulations.

Article 22 states that the provincial mapping administrative authorities shall organize periodic surveys and maintenance of permanent measurement symbols, and the municipal, district and municipal mapping administrative authorities in the area shall be able to carry out the protection of permanent measurement signs in the present administrative area.

Article 23 provides a framework for the geospatial information base, a unit for the construction of the geography information public service platform, which should be provided by law with online services such as basic geospatial information, searches, etc.

The use of basic geo-information data shall not endanger national security and public interest.

Chapter IV

Article 24 provides for construction and should avoid the mapping of geoinformation infrastructure. It is true that permanent measurements are not able to circumvent the need for relocation, which should be approved by provincial mapping administrative authorities; other mapping of geographic information infrastructure does not prevent it, the need to dismantle or relocate, and the location of administrative authorities is informed by the facility construction unit in writing.

Article 25 maps the relocation of the geoinformation infrastructure and should pay for relocation costs to the establishment of the facility's establishment units; the establishment of the facility is unknown and the relocation costs should be paid to local mapping administrative authorities.

The cost of relocation is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions, such as the mapping of engineering product price standards, and is dedicated to the reconstruction of geoinformation infrastructure.

Any unit of article 26, the individual has the right to report and end damage and to destroy the geoinformation infrastructure.

The mapping of geo-information infrastructure is damaged or destroyed by natural disasters, and is carried out by mapping administrative authorities in a timely manner by organizing the maintenance or reconstruction of units.

The permanent measurement of the reconstruction of the sites should be measured over six months from the date of completion.

Article 27 provides a framework for the geospatial information base, a building unit of the geography information public service platform shall update geo-information data on the basis of geo-information infrastructure within six months of the date of the publication of the results of the basic mapping exercise and ensure the currentity of basic geo-information data.

Article 28 provides a framework for the geospatial information base, a construction unit of the Geographic Information Public Service platform should be updated in a timely manner to upgrade technology and equipment to provide quick, safe and scientific base geoinformation services.

Article 29 mapping administrative authorities should establish a framework for the geospatial information base, mechanisms for the sharing of information public service platforms for resource sharing.

Article 33 concerning the safe and confidential management of geodetic information should be in compliance with the provisions of confidentiality legislation.

The mapping of administrative authorities should conduct regular inspections of the geospatial information base framework, the geography information public service platform to monitor the technical and information services of construction units.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 31 provides for permanent measurement of the custody of units or persons who do not perform custody duties, and shall be removed from the custody agreement; the custody of the allowance shall cease the payment of the maintenance allowance and hold their default responsibilities under the custody agreement.

In violation of article 23, paragraph 1, and article 27 of this provision, construction units refuse to provide online services such as basic geoinformation, searches, etc. or do not update the data within the prescribed time frame, which is rectified by the Mapping of administrative authorities, to inform criticism; to reject the correctness and to give warning; and, in serious circumstances, to dispose of the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities.

Article 33 defines the staff of the administrative authorities to act in the mapping of the management of the geoinformation infrastructure, toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud by law, and to hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Annex VI

Article 34 of this provision is implemented effective 1 February 2016.