(Adopted at the 57th ordinary meeting of the Eleventh People's Government of New York, 16 April 2012)

Article 1 promotes the sustainable development of the economy, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the Department of State Land Surveys (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and in the light of the actuality of my province.

Article II applies to the management of land surveys within my province's administration. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. Land survey should be carried out in accordance with the unity of leadership throughout the province, in collaboration with the division of labour in the sector, in the municipalities, districts (including district, subsectors, subsectors) and in principle organizations of mutual participation.

Article IV, the provincial, municipal and territorial resource administration authorities conduct land surveys with the relevant sectors of development reform, finance, agriculture and water conservation. Land survey agencies are specifically responsible for land investigation in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The communes (communes), street offices and village councils should be widely mobilized and organized to participate actively in land survey.

Article 5 actively engages and cooperates closely with the land survey and provides relevant information required under the law.

Social groups and units and individuals associated with land surveys should cooperate with the land survey in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and this approach.

The media, such as newspapers, radio, television and portals, should carry out awareness coverage of land survey.

Article 7. The executive authorities of the provincial, municipal, district and territorial resources should prepare, as required by national unity, programmes for the implementation of the present administrative regional land survey in accordance with the relevant departments of the same level of development reform, finance, agriculture, and water conservation, following approval by the parent-level Utilities Administrative Authority.

Article 8 requires social selection of specialized investigation units to undertake land survey tasks and should be organized through tendering. The specific approach to tendering was developed by the Provincial Land Resources Administration with the relevant departments of provincial development reform, finance, agriculture and water conservation.

Article 9. Land investigators shall receive certificates of work of land investigators through the conduct of business training organized by the administrative authorities of land resources at the provincial level.

Article 10 Land surveyers should implement the overall National Land Survey and the National Land Survey Implementation Programme, the National Standards for the Status of Land Use, and the harmonized technical protocols, and should not be forged, redirected to investigate the information, and must not provide false investigative information to the target audience.

Land investigators should be responsible for the consistency of their registration, clearance, access to survey information and on-site survey information.

Article 11. The relevant units and individuals subject to the investigation should, if so, answer the question of the fulfilment of the on-site obligations and provide relevant information, not to be transferred, concealed, modified, destroyed original records and land registration books.

The units and individuals involved in land investigation should be subject to the relevant national confidentiality provisions.

Article 12, heads of departments and units shall not unauthorizedly revise land survey information, data, not be compelled or licensed land surveyers to change survey information, data or to produce false data and shall not be subjected to reprisals against those who refuse, resist the alteration of survey information, data or produce false data.

In accordance with article 13, the national economic and social development needs, a province-wide land survey is conducted every 10 years, and a land change survey is carried out annually, according to the needs of land management.

Article 14. The authorities of the Land Resources Administration should establish a daily land change survey management system.

The Land Resources Administration authorities should keep land clearance, supply and use of day-to-day management information such as land clearance, real-time and updating to the integrated information monitoring management platform and to strengthen monitoring of land change surveys.

Article 15. Land change surveys, including:

(i) The status of changes in the administrative and territorial boundaries;

(ii) Changes in land ownership and the right to use;

(iii) Changes in the local category;

(iv) The location and quantity of farmland;

(v) Other provisions of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 16 Changes in land include surveys of localities in urban villages and land-use change surveys.

Changes in towns and villages in land change surveys should be surveyed on a case-by-case basis, based on changes such as land rights, to change local maps and local databases in a timely manner.

Land-use change surveys in land-use change surveys should be based on national land surveys and the results of the previous annual land change survey, to update land-use profiles and land-use databases, on a case-by-tier basis, in conjunction with the identification of changes in land use in the current year.

The uniformity of land-use change surveys is 31 December each year.

Article 17, the authorities of the Land Resources Administration should conduct data analysis on land changes. An analysis of the current state of land use and cropland protection, basic farmland protection, use of land-use planning arrangements, land saving access, illegal land use, and land inspection, and the preparation of an analysis report to be sent to the administrative authorities of the country's resources at the primary level.

Article 18 The Land Resources Administration shall refer to a specific land survey of specific targets within a specific scope and time frame, in accordance with the needs of land resources management. The results of the survey were presented at the top-level administrative authorities for land resources.

Article 19 The Land Resources Administration shall complete statistical work on the results of land surveys such as data processing and the preparation of language reports in accordance with national or provincial provisions and relevant standards. The results of the data generated by the Land Survey, the results of the map, the text and the results of the database are summarized by the top-level territorial resource administration authorities.

A summary of the results of the land survey should contain elements such as the compilation of data, the preparation of maps, the preparation of language reports and the analysis of results.

Article 20 of the Land Resources Administration will establish a system of responsibility for the quality control of land survey results with the relevant authorities, exercise quality control of the various components of the land survey and ensure that the data, photographs and the actual status of the land survey are consistent.

The provincial Land Resources Administration should establish a quality inspection system for land survey results. The findings of the sample are an important basis for evaluating the quality of the results of the land survey.

Article 21 Provincial Land Resources Administration will conduct a phased and sub-review of land survey results with the relevant authorities. The results of the land survey at the previous stage were eligible for inspection, and the parties could undertake the next phase of investigation. The specific check-up approach is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 2 results of the land survey should be made public and publicly accessible, except where the law should be confidential.

The results of the land survey, which was reviewed by the current people's Government, were published by law after the approval of the Government of the people at the highest level.

Article 23 should establish an inter-sharing land survey database and maintain and update work.

The Land Resources Administration will work with relevant sectors such as development reform, finance, agriculture, water conservation, management, development, application and provision of services to the public.

Article 24 results of land surveys are an important basis for the development of national economic and social development planning and for the planning, management, protection and use of land resources.

Article 25

Article 26