Accordingly, Top Secret state secrets include:
1. On water resources:
a) Documents requesting approval from Party and State leaders regarding negotiations on the establishment, maintenance, and development of international river basin organizations relevant to Vietnam; negotiations on protecting national interests in the exploitation, use, and protection of international river water resources;
b) Documents on cross-sections and river flows serving the planning and placement of border markers on rivers and streams have not been made public;
c) The results of basic surveys on water resources on rivers, streams, and border water sources for national defense and security have not been made public.
2. About the environment:
a) Documents requesting approval from Party and State leaders regarding activities to mitigate the consequences of chemical toxins used in the war in Vietnam, and activities to address environmental incidents at sea, which have not been made public;
b) The plan and content of negotiations regarding activities to remedy the consequences of chemical toxins used in the war in Vietnam, after being approved by the Party and State leaders.
3. About hydrometeorology:
a) Document requesting the policy of Party and State leaders on hydrometeorological works serving the task of protecting national territorial sovereignty and borders;
b) Topographic data (cross-sectional maps, longitudinal maps, river section plans) and actual flow velocity measurements at hydrological stations in the estuary area within 30 km from the sea for rivers belonging to the Red River and Thai Binh River systems; 50 km from the sea for rivers belonging to the Dong Nai and Mekong River systems; and 15 km from the sea for other rivers in the river system serving national defense and security purposes.
4. On measurement and mapping:
a) Data from the national coordinate network of class II or higher completely covers the area of a provincial-level administrative unit;
b) The map of the results of the investigation and survey of national borders serving the negotiation of national border planning has not been made public.
5. About land:
Resolutions, decisions on land use planning, maps, and data and documents on land use planning for important projects related to national defense, security in border areas, seas, islands, and national energy that have not been made public.
6. About sea and islands:
a) Documents requesting the Party and State leaders' approval in negotiating to protect national interests in the exploitation and use of resources and protection of the marine and island environment have not been made public;
b) Data, maps, and diagrams of sound fields in Vietnam's sea areas;
c) Maps of topography, geology, resources and environment of archipelagos, islands, submerged banks, and reefs with a scale greater than 1:10,000 for national defense, security, and foreign affairs purposes that have not been made public;
d) Coordinates, reserves and resources of level 333 or higher of undisclosed deep-sea mineral mines;
d) National Marine Spatial Planning Map; Master Plan Map for exploitation and sustainable use of coastal resources related to national defense and security that have not been made public.
State secrets of the level of Confidentiality include:
1. About the environment:
a) Results and solutions to environmental pollution issues; cross-border environmental pollution; marine environmental pollution caused by oil spills, toxic chemicals and marine environmental incidents that affect national defense, security, and socio -economy have not been made public;
b) Documents, specimens collected through investigation, and absolute national statistics on the consequences of chemical warfare on people and the environment in Vietnam have not been made public.
2. About hydrometeorology:
a) The results of basic investigations on meteorology, hydrology, and oceanography using the state budget for national defense and security purposes are being processed and have not been made public;
b) Locations and elevation values of main landmarks of hydrometeorological, oceanographic and water resource stations; elevation data and absolute zero of oceanographic landmarks serving national defense and security purposes.
3. On measurement and mapping:
a) The national geodetic data system includes the national coordinate system data, national elevation system data, national gravity system data, and national depth system data;
b) Aerial imagery data including film, digital aerial photographs; point cloud data and scanned film and photographic products accompanied by data determining the coordinates of the image center with the number of linked sheets covering an area larger than 800 km² in the field;
c) Topographic data layers of the national geographic database, national topographic maps at scales of 1:2,000, 1:5,000, 1:10,000, 1:25,000, 1:100,000 with a linked area greater than 200 km² in the field in non-urban areas or 400 km² in urban areas; digital elevation models with an accuracy of up to 0.7 m with a linked area greater than 200 km² in the field in non-urban areas or 400 km² in urban areas.
4. About sea and islands:
a) Document requesting the policy of the Party and State leaders on the exploitation and use of resources, protection of the marine and island environment in deep sea areas, new resources of importance in socio-economic development, ensuring national defense and security that have not been made public;
b) Coordinates, reserves and resources of level 333 or higher of rare metal and precious stone mines in shallow sea areas that have not been made public;
c) Data and documents in the planning dossier, adjustment of national marine spatial planning and master plan for exploitation and sustainable use of coastal resources related to national defense and security have not been made public;
d) Documents on the scientific basis for naming islands have not been made public;
d) Results, exploitation plans, research means, basic investigation of marine and island resources and environment using state budget related to national defense and security have not been made public.
5. On geology and minerals:
a) The original maps and accompanying documents of the gravity method contain information on both the gravity measurement values and the location of the gravity measurement points;
b) Original documents containing information on coordinates, quantity and quality of minerals in the mineral potential assessment project that have not been approved by competent authorities;
c) Information, data, figures in the investigation and assessment process; results of investigation and assessment projects, exploration projects for radioactive minerals of uranium, thorium, and rare earth minerals that have not been made public.
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