(Adopted at the twelfth 16th ordinary session of the People's Government of Chiang Mai, on 4 December 2013, by Decree No. 198 of 16 January 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 198 of 16 January 2014, which came into force on 1 March 2014.

In order to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly, the Chinese people are honoured, garnered and helped, and in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Rights of Older Persons, the Regulations on the Protection of the Rights of Older Persons in the Province of Hiroshima.

Article 2 refers to the elderly as citizens above 60 years of age.

Article 3 upholds the principle of government ownership and social participation in the light of the practical needs of older persons.

The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant departments should strengthen the advancement of older persons and ensure that the level of social security, social welfare and social services enjoyed by older persons is adapted to the level of local economic development.

Communities should lead older volunteers to engage in their own knowledge, skills and experience, in the context of their own knowledge, skills and experience, in order to facilitate the integration of older persons and to achieve the old age of the community.

Article IV provides free treatment or preferential treatment for the elderly, either through resident identification or other effective documents, invested in government parks hosting or controlled units. To promote non-governmental investment in hosting or in the tourist landscapes, such as parks, winds, and appropriate incentives for older persons.

Public service places that provide free or concessional fees for older persons should be marked, marked, provide safe and accessible services for older persons and facilities consistent with the physical characteristics of older persons, living practices, and staff or service providers should inform the elderly of the relevant preferential provisions.

Article 5: Urban public transport, roads, railways, waterways and air passenger transport should give priority to the services of older persons to purchase orders, access stations, vouchers, and landing, with conditional transportation tools to be held for the elderly.

The long-range vehicle fleet, the fire yards should be established either for the elderly or for the elderly.

Specific measures for the benefit of older persons in urban public transport instruments have been developed by the Government of the people at the local level.

Article 6 promotes services such as postal, telecommunications, banking, catering, tradefields, electricity, water, fuel and maintenance, and provides priority, concessional services for older persons in accordance with industry characteristics, as well as the establishment of clear signs, markings in places of business.

Older persons are free of charge using public toilets.

Article 7 encourages and supports the involvement of social forces in the development of old-age education, and expands the scope of all types of university colleges at all levels.

Older persons who are living in poverty within the administration of the province of Hiroshima are enrolled in the University of Older Persons and are entitled to preferential tuition.

Strengthening the development of grass-roots old-age associations and the role of the Association of Older Persons in the maintenance of the rights of older persons, participation in social goods, the organization of the participation of older persons in economic and social development and the conduct of the activities of the physical body.

Article 8. Governments at all levels should take measures in the areas of finance, tax fees, land, financing, to encourage, foster business units, social organizations, arranging nutritious institutions and facilities to improve the home-based, community-based and institution-supported old service systems.

To encourage, support professional service institutions and other organizations and individuals to provide life care, emergency relief, medical care, mental comfort, psychological counselling, etc. for older persons living in the home.

The Government's investment in old-age institutions should give priority to safeguarding the needs of unaccompanied, dysfunctional and high-age older persons.

For the elderly who are economically difficult in the province's administration, the Government of the more than the population at the district level should gradually grant old-age benefits.

Article 9 encourages services that are closely linked to the daily lives of older persons and all levels of people and their relevant departments to establish information networks for the care of older persons and assistance called for by the information network to achieve the full coverage of the daily needs and assistance services of older persons in the region.

Article 10 Governments at all levels should establish and improve the health-care system for the elderly in rural areas and for the elderly with minimum living guarantees, and include the scope of medical assistance in accordance with the relevant provisions in the province.

The Government is fully funded by the contribution of five rural households in the administrative region of the province for the elderly, the elderly with the minimum living guarantees, the elderly who have lost their labour capacity, the low-income elderly patients, and the elderly in low-income households.

Governments at all levels may, in conjunction with practice, grant protection funding for older persons aged 70 years or over who have been involved in the health insurance for rural and urban residents within their territories, with conditional village collective economic organizations providing funding and assistance to older persons participating in urban and rural health insurance.

Medical institutions should facilitate the provision of health care for the elderly and gradually establish priority services such as specialized access. The grass-roots health institutions should establish a health file for the elderly over 65 years of age and provide free of charge for a health management service that includes lifestyle and health assessment, medical examinations, support inspections and health guidance every year.

Article 11. The Government of the people at all levels should include the elderly in special hardship groups; care subsidies should be granted to the elderly who are living in the current administration, who are unable to self-sustain and economically difficult.

In rural areas within this administrative area, the elderly, the elderly who enjoy the minimum living guarantees, the elderly who have suffered the hardships of the life, the survivor's body has been subjected to fire and the burial of basic services is free of charge by the Government of the people of the host country.

Article 12 Of these, the rental of rents for single-persons without income or low income is exempted.

Older persons within the province's administration are entitled to priority options for building blocks in terms of their property rights or the relocation of rented homes.

Article 13. The Government of the people above the district level should establish a system of government allowances for the elderly aged 80 years and above.

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Article 15. Sectors or organizations that violate the provisions of this approach that do not meet the obligations of older persons, the competent authorities should give critical education and reorder. The violation of the law by the State's staff has resulted in the impairment of the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly, being rectified by their units or by the superior authority, by law and by criminal responsibility.

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