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| :::Basic Studies On Geological Investigations |
D. Planning and Control of Geologic Services
| (1) Summary of works for fiscal year 2002 |
1. Administrative policy, administrative plan, compilation, managing and assessment of administrative
results.
2. Examination and control of contract projects, mid-term and year-end briefing sessions and result
assessment of contract projects.
3. Lecturing visits and tours by experts and scholars.
4. Host annual result briefings and business assessment meetings.
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| (2) Drafting of "Daughter Laws" of Geologic Laws |
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On March 15, 2002, the Executive Yuan made a request to the Legislative Yuan to examine and approve
the "Draft to Geological Laws". On April 11th 2002 the draft was approved following a first reading
by the Committee on Economic and Energy Resources during the 1st meeting of the 5th Session of the
Executive Yuan. The Geologic Laws is now listed among drafts that have a higher priority in being
examine for approval before enacted as law. In preparation for the approval after the third reading,
the daughter laws should be well drawn up and defined before it becomes laws for exercise and
enforcement. The Planning Office, therefore invited experts who are well versed in geological legal
aspects to partake in drawing up the draft for the daughter laws of the geological laws. In the event
that the geological laws is approved after the final reading, further discussions on revision of the
draft of the daughter laws will be conducted. The revised draft of the daughter laws will furnish the
legal offices and authorities a basic, sound draft for legalization and eventual enforcement.
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| (3) Proposed program for nation-wide geological surveying |
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The "Nation-wide geological surveying execution Plan" execution project includes three core-projects:
"Nation-wide fundamental geological surveying", "National-wide natural resources geological surveying",
and "Nation-wide active fault surveying". The main project had been examined and approved by the
Executive Yuan. The project is specifically designed and drafted basing on specific geologic
conditions of Taiwan, and the specific geological issues Taiwan is facing. This project forms
the basic guideline for future project execution and administration for the Central Geological
Survey. The execution of the project involves a rather wide cross-section of the Survey,
thus a plan that integrates work power from the academic, professional, and general public for smooth
cooperation and corporation, so much so that administration could move on effortlessly, through full
length planning, term-wise execution, periodical review and checking, and adjusting scopes of work of
the core-projects to meet the requirements that might arise. Also, the administration principles
include establishing an instantaneously accessible information system and extension to informative
resources and widening of user sector. All aspect of administrative consideration lies in smooth
execution and successful completion of this major project.
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