Article 2 is responsible for the supervision of the provincial mapping of the geographic information market.

The Government of the city (States), districts (markets, districts) maps the geography information administrative authorities responsible for monitoring the management of the geoinformation market in this administrative region.

The relevant sectors of the population at the district level are managed to map the geographic information market within their respective responsibilities.

Article 3 engages in the mapping of geographical information markets and should comply with national laws, regulations and regulations, such as national mapping, confidentiality, security, and safeguard the security of national geoinformation resources.

Any unit and individual shall be entitled to lodge a complaint or report on offences committed in connection with the mapping of geographical information markets, and the relevant authorities shall carry out their investigations in accordance with the law.

Article 5 units engaged in mapping activities such as geographic information access, processing, provision, application, etc. should be obtained by law, and carry out activities within the operational context of the mapping of qualifications.

Professional technicians engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities should be eligible for State-mandated operational qualifications.

Article 6 units engaged in the mapping of geographic information activities have been established outside the registry and shall be communicated in writing to the branches of the branch to map the geographic information administrative authorities.

The branches established to map geographic information units should have fixed office spaces, and their technical personnel, equipment and equipment should be integrated into the uniform management of their respective mapping units and the implementation of national management systems related to the mapping of archives, confidentiality, technology, quality.

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Article 8. The Mapping of Geographic Information Project is governed by the legal bidding system.

Public tenders should be made in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, using financial funds and the mapping of geographic information projects for international organizations or foreign Governments.

One of the projects that must be solicited is the approval by the solicitation units of an invitation to tenders by the project approval department, which is a priority project in the province, shall be approved by law:

(i) For technical complexity or special requirements, only a few potential bidders can choose;

(ii) Restrictions on the natural environment;

(iii) National security, State secret;

(iv) The cost of using open tenders represents a high proportion of total investment in the project;

(v) Laws, regulations and regulations do not provide for open tendering.

Article 9 deals with projects that are not appropriate for tendering, such as national security, State secret and risk-recovery, which may not be subject to tendering in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the provincial authorities of the project.

Article 10 The solicitation units shall, in accordance with conditions such as the scale of the project for the mapping of geographic information, technical requirements, be reasonably required by the law to set the measurement criteria not related to the implementation of the geoinformation project.

The solicitation units for the mapping of geographic information projects shall not be sent to units that have not been able to achieve the corresponding level of mapping and operating scope.

Article 11. The solicitation units shall inform the location of the geo-information administrative authorities prior to the issuance of pre-stigation announcements for the mapping of geographical information projects or solicitation documents.

Article 12. More than two mapping units form joint tenders, which shall be made up of prequalification requests. The level of qualifications of the joint body should be determined in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 13 quantify the composition of the Commission should be more than five, with a view to mapping geographical information as the main project and mapping geographic information experts should not be less than five of the total membership.

Article XIV sets out the price of the geography information project, which is prescribed by the State and implemented in accordance with national provisions, and does not provide for autonomous pricing based on market principles in order to ensure the quality of the results.

The CRIC found that tendering units were significantly lower than other tenders and could not make reasonable statements and provide the relevant material, which could be validated by law.

The price of less than 15 per cent of average offers is significantly lower than the other tenders.

Article 15. The Mapping of the Geographic Information Project Package shall enter into a contract by law with the contractor and, in the contract, expressly agree on technical, price, duration, quality, confidentiality of results, performance responsibilities, and matters such as the translation of results by law.

The Mapping of Geographic Information Project Probation Unit allows subcontracting, which should be clearly defined and the sub-contracted units should be equipped with relevant mapping and not re subcontracted; key project components such as technology design, quality control shall not be subcontracted.

The mapping of geographic information projects uses the results of the mapping, which should be noted in the project contract as a legitimate source.

Article 16, mapping units are registered in the project file for the mapping of geo-information administrative authorities, including through the Internet, prior to the implementation of the project.

The provincial mapping of geo-information administrative authorities is responsible for the mapping of geo-information projects in the administrative areas of more than two municipalities (States) and for the registration of geo-information projects in the provinces, municipalities (states), districts (communes, districts) mapping geo-information administrative authorities responsible for the archiving of geographic information projects in the current administrative area.

Article 17 maps the geo-information project in the implementation of the project management system.

The major mapping of geographic information projects, which exceed 2 million dollars, should be entrusted by law to units with a corresponding mapping of professional qualifications.

Article 18 The institution shall not transfer its dedicated mapping operations.

Article 19 Mapuche units and their supervisors are not allowed to collate with the contractor's units or individuals, to make false statements that undermine national security, the public interest or the legitimate rights of others.

Following the completion of more than 500,000 metric geo-information projects in financial investments, the Package Unit should entrust the mapping of product quality test agencies with the testing of eligible parties for project funding and results.

The roll-out units should include costs such as project treasury, results-based quality test, as required.

Article 21 sets up a mechanism for the exchange and sharing of geo-information data, building a public information platform, leading and encouraging the development and use of geographic information.

Information systems based on geographical space locations using financial funds should be used to map the geographic information public service platform provided by the administrative authorities.

No unit or individual may unlawfully replicate, retroduce the results of the mapping and shall not violate the ownership and intellectual property of the results of the mapping of others.

Article 23 of the mapping of geographic information administrative authorities should coordinate the acquisition, processing, distribution and efficiency of air-spatial remote sensing video resources and ensure the safety, authority and presentness of geo-information base data and maintain national security and interests in accordance with the law.

The conduct of the mapping of air photographs should be submitted by the competent authorities of the province to map the geographic information, and access to video material should be treated in accordance with the law.

Article 24 maps the results of geo-information are State secrets, and the units concerned should be governed by law in their production, circulation, custody, use, recycling and destruction; the mapping of geo-information administrative authorities should establish oversight mechanisms with the confidentiality sector for the management of the results of the mapping of geoinformation.

Any unit or individual shall not be able to obtain and provide confidential geographic information. Geographical information needs to be provided outside the country, and approval procedures should be governed by the law.

Article 25 Architecture, printing, display, loading and delivery should be obtained by law.

No unit or person may replicate, sell maps that have not been authorized by law and other map products.

Article 26 shall establish joint regulatory mechanisms for the mapping of geographical information markets in the same sectors as the State Antilles, Confidentiality, Business, Economic and Informationization, Public Information Broadcasts and Communications.

Article 27 states that the geography information management authorities at all levels should enhance monitoring of the quality of the mapping results and establish a screening system for the quality of mapping results.

Article 28 should establish the annual reporting system of the Mapping Unit, which is governed by the law by mapping dynamic management and ombudsmen, carrying out the mapping of the geography information market credit evaluation, establishing credit-sharing mechanisms with the relevant sectors, and regular public credit hierarchy information.

Article 29, in violation of article 6 of this approach, provides that units engaged in the mapping of geo-information activities have been established outside the registry and that no written notification is given to the administrative authorities for the mapping of geographic information at the branch's location.

Article 31, in violation of article 18 and article 19 of this approach, provides that a geography information project manager consists of one of the following acts, warnings by the administrative authorities responsible for the mapping of geographic information at the district level, corrections and fines of up to 20,000 dollars yen; in the event of serious circumstances, reduced the scope of the professional operation of its treasury, and fines of more than 30,000 dollars; and liability for the loss of the unit or contractor units under the law:

(i) The existence of a subordinate relationship with the contractor's unit or other stakes;

(ii) The transfer of its collateral operation by the institution;

(iii) The treasury of the treasury units and their custodians with the contractor's units or individuals.

Article 31, in violation of article 11, article 20 of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is communicated by its units or by the superior body:

(i) The solicitation units do not communicate the information on the solicitation for the mapping of geoinformation projects in a timely manner to the location's administrative authorities for mapping geographic information;

(ii) The roll-out unit did not entrust the results of the mapping of financial investments with the testing of qualifications.

Article 32, in violation of this approach, provides that staff members in the administration sector do not fulfil their responsibilities under the law to map the management of the geographic information market, which is criticized by their units or superior authorities; and that administrative disposal is provided by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

Article 33 Other violations of the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by laws, regulations, regulations and regulations.

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2015.