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Liaoning Province, Surveying And Mapping Market Management Approach

Original Language Title: 辽宁省测绘市场管理办法

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Measuring market management approaches in the vast Hindu province

(The 60th ordinary meeting of the Eleventh People's Government, held on 4 July 2012, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 274 of 9 July 2012 on the Excellence of the People's Government Order No. 274 of 9 July 2012.

In order to strengthen the mapping of market management, the development of geo-information industries, the promotion of scientific development of the cause of mapping, the development of this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the Broaden Province mapping Regulation.

Article II applies to the mapping of market management activities within my provincial administration. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. Provincial mapping management is responsible for the uniform supervision of the whole provincial mapping market.

The executive branch responsible for the management of the mapping process (hereinafter referred to as the mapping management) in the municipalities, districts (including district-level municipalities, districts) with the Government is responsible for the harmonized supervision of the current administrative regional mapping market.

The relevant sectors, such as construction, water, civil affairs and land resources, are governed by the law by the division of duties.

Article IV mapping market activities should be guided by the principles of compensation, equality and mutual benefit, consensus and good credit.

Any unit or individual has the right to complain to the mapping management or to report on offences committed in the mapping market activities. Mapping management should conduct prompt investigations, verification and treatment in accordance with the relevant Government departments.

Article 6 units engaged in mapping activities (hereinafter referred to as mapping units) should be given a corresponding hierarchy of mapping certificates by law.

Professional technicians engaged in mapping activities should have the corresponding qualifications required by the State.

Other mapping practitioners who do not qualify for professional technical functions should be identified in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 7. The offshore provincial mapping unit takes over my provincial mapping project, which should be subject to operational oversight by mapping management, as required.

Article 8

Article 9 imposes a system of tendering for the project. The public interest of the relationship, public security, a single contract estimate of more than 50 million yen currencies, and a mapping project required under the law for tendering, for public solicitation or invitation to tenders.

The application of tenders by law is not appropriate and is carried out by mapping units established by the Mapping Administration.

Article 10. The Mapping Project Package shall set the lowest level of Mapping Units in accordance with the scale of the project and the adequacy of the Mapping project requirements.

Article 11 provides for tendering by law, and the solicitation units shall, within 5 days of the date of the issuance of the solicitation documents, map the project's tendering time, location, manner, solicitation documents, etc.

The Mapping Unit shall, within 15 days of the date of the completion of the contract, map the assigned amount certificate, project technology design, contract text photocopy project sites.

Mapping projects across the administrative region should be made available to the common top-level mapping management.

Article 12. Mapping projects are subject to tendering, with the number of members of the Commission being reviewed for more than five cases, with experts in terms of mapping, economy and etc. not less than two thirds of the total membership.

The members of experts who map the economic aspects of the Commission should be drawn from the pool of experts for the integrated assessment of tenders in the Province of Nimin.

Article 13. Mapping project delivery units shall not be assigned to units that do not have a corresponding mapping hierarchy or to oblige the Mapping Unit to contract at a price below the mapping cost.

Mapping project delivery kits should be based on a national distribution of the cost of production, or the fee rate.

Article XIV, with the consent of the sending unit, may subcontract non-partisan and non-critical works for the mapping project to other units, but the subcontract shall not exceed 25 per cent of the total amount of work.

The sub-contracting units should be equipped with the corresponding mapping of qualifications and should not be subcontracted again.

Article 15. The Mapping Project Package Unit and the contractor's unit shall enter into a contract by law to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties. Its contract may be concluded in the light of the model version of the project contract developed by the national or provincial mapping management.

When the Mapping Project Package entered into a contract with the contractor's unit, it should be noted that the source of results used should not undermine national security, the public interest or the legitimate rights of others.

Article 16 Measury projects that are tendered by law should be implemented in a quality-quality system.

The mapping project roll-out units should be delegated to the mapping units with a corresponding level of professional qualifications. The Mapping Unit assumes responsibility for the quality of the results of the project.

Mapping units with the measurement of the professional qualifications of the treasury shall not be subject to the supervision of the mapping project contracted by this unit.

Mapping units and their supervisors are not allowed to collate with the Mapping Unit or individuals, to justify false breaks that undermine national security, the public interest or the legitimate rights of others.

Article 17 mapping units should implement national mapping technical norms and standards, establish a quality management system for mapping results and receive oversight inspections by mapping management.

Mapping management should organize regular inspections of the quality of the results of the mapping and make the results known to society in accordance with the law.

Article 18 mapping management should study, in accordance with relevant national provisions, the development of geo-information industrial development policies, the construction of a public platform for basic geo-information, the direction and encouragement of the development and use of geo-information.

The establishment of a geographic information system must be based on national standards. The geographical-based information system based on the use of financial fund-building should be used to map the public platform for geo-information provided by management.

Article 19 units engaged in the development and application of geo-information should be subject to confidentiality laws, regulations and regulations in the acquisition, custody, processing, provision, destruction of geography-related information and related to populated geographical information products.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to obtain and provide identifier information. External provision is required to process approval procedures in accordance with the law and to conduct technical treatment in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 21, mapping management should be equipped with basic mapping of emergency response guarantees, the development of basic mapping of emergency response guarantees, the regular organization of performance and the continuous improvement of basic mapping of emergency security services.

Article 2 The relevant units shall, in accordance with the provisions of the Mapping Administration, obtain maps by law.

No unit or person may sell maps and other map products that have not been reviewed by mapping management.

The Internet map service unit should be provided by law with a corresponding base of Internet map services and Internet map services within a licence framework.

Activities such as the development, updating of Internet maps must be borne by units that acquire the corresponding electronic map or navigation electronic map production of specialized mapping.

Article 24 provides value-added services for Internet map services and must use Internet maps approved by mapping management, with the consent of the authors.

No unit or person shall be allowed to make a map of the transmission of the sovereignty and national dignity on the Internet.

Article 25. Mapping management should establish, in accordance with the law, an open system of credit information for the Mapping Unit and a mapping credit evaluation system, which will inform society in accordance with the law on the quality, performance, mapping results and quality of the results, and provide credit reports for mapping units in accordance with national and provincial provisions.

Article 26 Mapping management should establish a joint mechanism with national security, confidentiality, press publication, business management, communications, customs, etc., to organize a survey on mapping market supervision and to inform oversight of management.

Article 27 mapping projects using financial funds should seek the views of the current mapping management before approval. It is appropriate to map results and to use existing mapping results.

The relevant departments should provide information on geographical information updates, border, transport, water systems, land cover, in a timely manner, to mapping management to provide basic geographic information services in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article twenty-eighth mapping management should strengthen oversight management of offshore Mapping units and individuals, with regular inspections of the following:

(i) Will involve national security and secret;

(ii) Would be carried out within the scope of the operation set out in the Mapping Manual;

(iii) Would be carried out in accordance with the approval by the Department of State to map the geography information administrative authorities;

(iv) Whether a copy or a directory of the results of the mapping, in accordance with the relevant national provisions;

(v) Whether to ensure that the medium-sized mapping personnel are fully involved in specific mapping activities;

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

In violation of this approach, the Mapping Project Package Unit will provide a mapping project to a mapping unit that does not have a corresponding hierarchy of qualifications or obliges the Mapping Unit to contract less than the mapping cost, which is converted by the Mapping Management Order, which allows for more than two times the payment of a Mapping agreement.

Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides that no mapping of the functional qualifications of the painting exercise has been carried out by a mapping authority responsible for the cessation of the offence and forfeiture of the proceeds of the offence may be punished with a fine of more than two times the proceeds of the violation; and that the liability is vested under the law.

In violation of this approach, the Mapping Unit does not carry out a mapping project reserve under the provisions, which is converted to the Mapping Administration's time limit, and refuses to reclassify the annual registration of the glossary.

Article 32 maps the staff of the management with one of the following acts, giving administrative disposal to the competent and other persons directly responsible for direct responsibility under the law; constitutes an offence and criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) In the process of the review of the matter of approval or in the commission of the commission of an offence, there is no adverse effect on the administration of the law;

(ii) To use job facilitation requests, receipt of property from other persons or other interests;

(iii) Non-compliance with the responsibility to monitor management under the law or with inadequate supervision, resulting in serious consequences;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, omissions, provocative fraud.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2012.