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Administrative Measures On E-Government Construction And Application In Fujian Province

Original Language Title: 福建省电子政务建设和应用管理办法

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Chapter I General

In order to promote the integrated construction and integration of e-government resources, I regulate the management of e-government in my province, upgrade the level of digital for development, and develop this approach in line with the relevant legislation.

Article 2 engages in e-government planning, construction, application, supervision and other related activities within the territorial administration.

Article 3 e-government construction and application should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, collation, interconnection, resource sharing, synergy in application and security.

Article IV. The Government of the Provincial People should integrate all provincial e-government resources, strengthen e-government infrastructure and service systems, promote balanced development of e-government, promote integration and sharing of information resources across provincial government networks and promote equitable sharing of results.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of e-government construction and application, establish an integrated and coordinated and monitoring of the vetting mechanism, guarantee project construction and application requirements, guide and support the e-government of investment in social funds.

More than the people's governments at the district level should strengthen information-policy training to increase the capacity of rural and urban residents to use information.

Article 6

The Department's e-government management is responsible for the development of an overall framework for e-government throughout the province, development planning and standard norms, the integrated promotion, guidance and monitoring of the management of e-government-building and applications throughout the province, integrated management and movement control use of information resources across the province, and the organization of coordination of information resources sharing and open development.

Organizations with public management functions authorized by Article 7 State organs, business units, social groups and legal regulations (hereinafter referred to as an application unit) may be established or shared with the use of e-government resources, in accordance with the overall framework of e-government in the province and the requirements for shared development, in line with work needs.

Article 8 units providing technical services for e-government (hereinafter referred to as technical services units) should assume work on e-government construction, operation maintenance and day-to-day management in accordance with the overall framework of e-government throughout the province.

Article 9. The information resources generated by the application units in the performance of their duties, as well as information resources generated through e-government construction and applications, including through concessional operations, purchase services, are owned by the State and are vested in the e-government management of the same people.

Article 10 e-government construction and application should be consistent with and implemented with national relevant networks and information security confidentiality provisions to ensure security.

Article 11. Units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the construction and application of e-governments should be recognized and rewarded by the Government of the people at the district level.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 12 e-government management of the provincial government should study the development of an overall framework for e-government in the province, based on the national strategic plan for information development, e-government planning and development needs of my province, which will develop an overall planning for e-government development throughout the province, with the approval of the provincial people's government.

The e-government management of the commune government should prepare regional e-government development planning in accordance with the overall planning of e-government development across the province, with the approval and publication of the government of the communes of the province, following a request from the Government's e-government.

Article 13 Provincial application units should be developed in accordance with the overall planning of e-government throughout the province, to develop the unit, the system's e-government programme and to report back to the provincial government e-government management case.

The mission of e-government in my province, deployed by central national authorities, should be included in the area of digital capital.

Article 14. The preparation of overall provincial e-government development planning and regional development planning should organize expert arguments and, where necessary, public consultation with society.

After planning the publication, departments should provide advisory services to the public on the planning content. The implementation of planning should be made available to society on a regular basis to receive social oversight.

Post-relead planning shall not be subject to arbitrary modifications and shall be governed by the procedure set out in Article 12 of this approach.

Article 15. E-government-building should implement national standards, industry standards, local standards and relevant norms. The Government's e-government management should develop local standards and relevant norms with quality technical supervision management to improve e-government construction and application.

Article 16 The e-government management of the Government of the People's Government (markets, districts) is responsible for the operation of this administrative regional network. The existing specialized networks of the application units should be integrated into the province-wide e-government network system.

Article 17 provides integrated planning for the entire provincial e-government data centre and the STI applications platform through self-building or the purchase of services, with the establishment of the e-government management of the provincial, district-based government, and the integration of the application units of the district (market, area) into the use of the municipal data centre and the use of the STI.

The application units are not approved and no new construction, expansion and alteration of data centres. The sector-specific data centre that has been completed should be gradually integrated into the local government data centre.

The application unit is responsible for integrating the resources known to the system. Newly known resources should be presented to the e-government management of the Government of the People at the same level to undertake integrated planning.

The application units should purchase back-to-back services to the ventilation platform that meets the requirements of the norms.

Article 18

The application units should achieve information-sharing and operational synergies based on a single directory of government information resources. Without approval, the directory and the exchange of information resources between the application units cannot be constructed.

Article 19 The collections are prepared by the e-government management of the above-ranking people's government, together with the application units, and will be updated in a timely manner in accordance with institutional functions and special operations.

The application units should organize the collection of information, in accordance with the scope, content and requirements for the collection of the catalogue, and shall not collect information outside the catalogue. The information that can be obtained will not be repeated in principle.

Information collected by units and individuals other than State organs should be obtained with the consent of the licensee to clarify the purpose, manner and scope of the information used, without prejudice to the provisions of the law, regulations and the agreement of the parties to collect and use information.

No unit or individual shall be free to obtain information without unlawful disclosure of the information collected and shall not be sold unlawfully or otherwise unlawfully.

Citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to require the collection, use of their information to be corrected by units and individuals and to delete the information they relate.

Article 21 Open-ended platform for the sharing of information resources across the province was commissioned by the Government's e-government management to develop and operate the technology service unit and to promote the openness and socialization of Government data and to secure open sharing and effective regulation.

The application units should harmonize the use of an open-ended platform for the sharing of information resources across the province and the dissemination of information resources for the administration of government and ensure the authoritativeness of data.

Article 22 provides integrated planning for the online service platform, organized by e-government management in the provinces, municipalities and municipalities and integrated access to the municipal online service platform.

The application units should promote online office, and the list of administrative power and non-content matters published in the public service list should be processed on a process-wide basis, as required.

In accordance with the overall provincial e-government framework, the provincial application units should prepare business software development plans, which are summarized by the Government's e-government management in the figures for the year-long work, with the approval of the Provincial Government.

Operational software development should respond in an integrated manner to the work needs of lower-level units, support sector-wide platforms and avoid duplication. Multi-sectorly shared business software should be developed by e-government management at the district level.

Article 24 The application units should not build a professional network platform that could not develop and deploy ends for community-based (communication) applications alone; systems and networks that have been built should be integrated or mutually reinforcing.

More people at the district level should be integrated in the establishment and sharing of networks and networks.

Article 25 calls for the coordination of planning and organization of services such as the Centre, the Governance Platform (one-size-source page), the mobile application of customer terminals, and the development of the e-government management of the Government of the more than veteran.

The Government's portal is structured by the Government's e-government management at the district level with the same level as the Executive Office of the People's Government.

The application units may not create a dedicated service channel for the current system; sectoral services that have been built should be gradually integrated into a single service channel or interconnected.

Article 26 Safety and security of information networks and regulatory platforms are coordinated by the provincial People's Government Information Network Safety Administration with the Ministry's e-government management, which can be constructed or procured to qualified units.

The application units should be designed to build the security and safety systems of this unit.

Chapter III Application and services

Article 27, in addition to national secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy, provides universal sharing of e-government information resources in accordance with the law.

In the case of open business information involving State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy, the application unit should, in accordance with the division of duties, match the information-sharing needs required for streamlining the performance of its functions and provide clear information. The e-government management of the provincial, district-based government should build a system of monitoring of information-sharing inspections, archaeological briefings, security and confidential review to promote sectoral information resource sharing.

Article 28 provides a directory management of e-government applications and services. The e-government management of the people at the district level should organize and periodically publish the directory of e-government applications and services at this level.

The application units should share resources for inclusion in the e-government application and service catalogue, in accordance with the relevant provisions of e-government resources management.

Article 29 Applications should be based on a single system of government networks, data centres, backup centres, the construction of operational software, the implementation of information resources and operational software backups.

Article 33 The application units should use, in accordance with their work needs, common operational software such as harmonized planning, administrative enforcement, performance appraisal, financial management.

Article 31 should provide information-sharing on the basis of e-government applications and directory, to share operational information on this unit to other application units and to provide timely information on the sharing required by other application units.

The application units should make full use of information resources shared by other application units to increase the level of operational service management.

Article 32 directly uses the application units for the operation of the central national authority, which should be achieved by the operational software interface with the current provincial government data centre, the establishment of data return-sharing mechanisms to ensure the storage and application of information resources.

Provincial application units should focus on the timely return or opening of information to lower-level application units, depending on the needs of the lower-level work. The parent unit should support the sharing of information at the level level. Sharing programmes should be in line with the overall e-government framework.

Article 33 is in compliance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as the electronic documents generated in accordance with the requirements of safety norms (conceptive notes), which are equally effective with paper-based documents and can serve as a legal basis and archival material.

E-government-wide process applications and services should be implemented by the application of the application of the application and services, the establishment of a new model of governance that combines linear services with line-based services, reducing the production of various paper-based documents, and the need for paper-based documents should be synchronized with electronic documents and paper-based documents.

The application units should be channelled through the public service platform, receive priority e-papers, reduce the operational admissibility of the physical window and promote administrative online work, and gradually achieve governance services and cross-border access.

Article 34 should use resident identification cards, social security cards, digital certificates, organizational codes, electronic business licences as e-chemical identity identification, the relevance of the identification of identity information and the operational system, and reduce the submission of other evidence notes and progressive realization of a certificate.

Article XV provides real, complete and effective information on the use of online government services platforms by units and individuals. The changes in basic information should be updated in a timely manner and ensure that information is delivered in a timely manner.

Article XVI e-government management of the Provincial Government should organize open guidelines and catalogues for the preparation of public information resources throughout the province.

The application units should be in full, accurate, timely and accessible to citizens, in accordance with the guidelines and catalogues of public information resources throughout the province, to provide efficient access to information to meet the needs of citizens.

Article 37 e-government management of the Government of the veterans at the district level should guide and regulate the value-added development of government information resources; encourage companies and individuals to make use of public goods for political information, as well as major data innovation services.

Agencies and individuals are encouraged to engage in the development of information resources in accordance with the law.

The exploitation of information resources should be carried out by law and should not violate intellectual property, State secret, commercial secret and personal privacy.

The application system at all levels of administrative service centres should be gradually integrated into the community-based (farm) integrated service platform to achieve an integrated window by the professional window to be accepted separately.

Article 39 should incorporate operational systems for urban and rural management and services into the integrated urban-rural management network platform to share operational information on all types of urban and rural management required from the integrated web platform, without creating separate networks.

Article 40 The application units and technical services units should specify the level of protection of the information system at the level of security and the level of the information system, in accordance with national confidentiality provisions. The network has been established and managed in accordance with the standards of the system in question, with the introduction of a system of sub-providing information systems, and the introduction of a system of protection of the information security hierarchy, in accordance with the standards of the non-intervention system.

The applicable units should be able to apply auditing for the sharing of sensitive information, and the audit log should send a sensitive information provider.

The provincial Government's information network security management should establish an e-government information security regulatory mechanism, entrust third parties with regular information safety risk assessments and establish information safety reports, information security briefings and emergency response coordination mechanisms with relevant units.

Article 40 states that the e-government management of the government of the communes should develop methods such as the use, operation, services, management, etc. of e-government resources, the publication of resource-sharing standards, norms and processes, the level of services and the quality of services.

The technical services units should guarantee the safety, reliable operation of e-government resources and facilitate the use of the application units.

Chapter IV Oversight and management

Article 42, e-government management of the people at the district level, should strengthen monitoring of the implementation of e-government construction and application of the application units, enhance oversight of the construction and operation of technical services units and correct violations in a timely manner.

Article 43 should evaluate the operation of the technical services unit, in conjunction with the supervision of the e-government management of the above-ranking people's government in the area of e-government and application.

The technical service unit should work in conjunction with the supervision of e-government construction and application, provide information in full and implement corrective and feedback in accordance with the oversight findings.

Article 44

In violation of this approach, the e-government development planning and the provincial application unit's e-government construction programme cannot be implemented without the approval of construction and non-supporting projects, the approval of the approval sector, and the provision of funds may not be made by sectors such as finance; construction projects should be deferred to fund-raising, suspension of project construction; serious circumstances, termination projects; projects that have been completed shall not be collected and the disbursement of funds for delivery.

Article 42 shared the use of e-government resources by the application units and should be in compliance with the management approach to operational maintenance and services and with the participation of technical service units in emergency response and recovery.

Article 46, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases is disposed of by the administrative inspectorate against the head of the unit or the direct responsible person by law; causes loss and be compensated by law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) Non-compliance with integrated planning and integration sharing, and overlapping creates major waste;

(ii) Failure to establish and update a directory of relevant e-government applications and services, as required, resulting in significant flaws in construction and application;

(iii) The expansion of the scope of data collection, leading to duplication of information collection;

(iv) To reject the need for information-sharing among other application units that affect social management and public services;

(v) No information on the open administration to citizens as required;

(vi) The failure to produce, adopt or share electronic documents in a synchronized manner, as required, resulting in significant social adverse impacts;

(vii) Other acts under this approach.

Chapter V

Article 47