(The 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the province of 17 December 2013 discussed the adoption of the Decree No. 13 of 23 December 2013 by the Government of the Northern Province, No. 13, of 1 February 2014.

Chapter I General

In order to create and optimize the accessibility environment, members of society, such as persons with disabilities, are guaranteed equal participation in social life, to promote social civilization and to develop this approach in line with the State Department's Regulations on Accessibility.

Article 2, paragraph 2, refers to the construction activities carried out for the autonomous safe and safe passage of roads, access to relevant buildings, access to public transport instruments, exchange of information and access to community services for members of society, such as persons with disabilities.

Article 3. Governments of more than veterans at the district level should strengthen leadership, organization and coordination in accessing environmental construction, organize and implement development planning for accessibility and integrate them into the economic and social development planning of their nationals, and ensure that accessibility environmental construction is adapted to local levels of economic and social development.

The preparation of development planning for the accessibility of the environment should seek the views of social groups such as the Disability Federation.

Article 4

In accordance with the responsibilities set out in the relevant sectors, such as the development and reform of the people at the district level, the industrial and informationization of the population.

Article 5 The departments, units should be processed and answered in a timely manner.

Article 6. The Government and its relevant departments should use the media units such as radio, television, newspapers and the Internet to enhance awareness of accessibility, to increase awareness of accessibility among members of society, and to encourage citizens, legal persons or other organizations to contribute and volunteer services for accessibility and to facilitate the in-depth implementation of accessibility environmental construction.

Chapter II

Article 7. Town construction, alteration, expansion of roads, public buildings, public transport facilities, residential buildings and residential areas should be in line with the accessibility facility construction standards.

Towns, village construction and development should be progressively achieved with the accessibility facility construction standards.

The accessibility facility works should be designed in parallel with the main works, synchronized construction and synchronized receipts.

The new construction of accessibility facilities should be connected to the surrounding accessibility facilities.

Access to facilities works are not verified by the rural and urban planning authorities of more than the population at the district level or verified as inconsistent with planning conditions, and construction units are not allowed to organize the clearance.

Article 9. Roads that have been constructed in towns that do not meet the standards of accessibility facilities construction, public buildings, public transport facilities, residential buildings, residential areas, and more people at the district level should develop accessibility plans and organize implementation.

Access to facilities is renovated by the owner or the manager.

Article 10 design units should be designed to design complementary accessibility facilities, as required by accessibility design norms.

The relevant units shall not be reviewed through the construction map design.

Article 11. The construction unit shall be responsible for the quality of the construction, in accordance with the approved planning design document, the review of the construction map design document adopted, the construction schedule of the construction facility.

Article 12. The engineering units shall be subject to the approved planning design document, review the construction map design document adopted, implement the quality of the construction of the facility and assume responsibility for the quality of the construction.

Article 13 Building accessibility facilities should be in line with basic requirements for safety, application and facilitation and should comply with the following provisions:

(i) Ground dressings, public buildings and public transport facilities, and slopes or slopes at their entrances;

(ii) Predicts that are paved shall be maintained in a continuous manner and no electrical line and its trameteries, underground inspection of wells, trees, garbage tanks, etc., and connected to the facilities accessible to the surrounding people's bridges, human tunnels and public buildings, public transport facilities;

(iii) Budddddhing stations for buses, urban orbital transport vehicles, location, high and content-friendly identification of persons with disabilities;

(iv) To create help desks and public telephone calls in public service places, along with low desks and low telephone calls;

(v) To establish police signals or guidance devices in public buildings, glass doors, glass walls, ladder, gradients and corridors;

(vi) The establishment of international generic accessibility symbols by the provision of accessibility facilities and the apparent place of accessibility, with clarity and norms;

(vii) The stereotype of accessibility facilities to facilitate the identification of persons with disabilities;

(viii) To establish a sensitivities for those who depend on a more concentrated approach to the movement of persons with disabilities.

Article 14. Civil aviation equipment, passenger carriers, passenger shipping vessels, buses, urban orbital vehicles and their terminals should progressively meet accessibility requirements in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province and provide necessary assistance to persons with disabilities.

Public cars in cities, orbital traffic vehicles should be equipped with a leaflet, audiovisual station.

Article 15. Public parks and parks in large-scale urban public service places should be established in accordance with the accessibility facilities construction standards and indicate accessibility parks.

Access to garage is dedicated to the driving of persons with disabilities or to motor vehicles and is exempted from the cost of parking.

Article 16 The owner and the manager of the accessibility facility should be able to manage the facilities in order to ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities and to rehabilitate them in a timely manner for reasons such as natural damage. The owner and the manager themselves agree to the responsibility for the management and rehabilitation of accessibility facilities, and the agreed responsibilities for the maintenance and rehabilitation of accessibility facilities.

Article 17 prohibits the destruction, unauthorized occupation of accessibility facilities or change of their use.

For reasons such as urban construction, major social good activities, the temporary use of urban roads should be avoided; the need to take up accessibility facilities should be carried out in accordance with the law and the setting of warning signals or instructions. The functionality of accessibility facilities should be restored immediately after the temporary occupation.

Article 18 requires the alteration of accessibility facilities for reasons such as urban construction and major social public service activities, which shall be governed by the law and the timely construction of relevant accessibility facilities.

Chapter III

Article 19 Governments of more than communes should incorporate accessibility information-sharing in information-making planning, guide and encourage relevant sectors, scientific offices, businesses and individuals to conduct accessible information-sharing technologies, products, services development, diffusion and application to facilitate access to public information for persons with disabilities.

Article 20: All types of promotional examinations, occupational qualifications examinations and job examinations are attended by persons with disabilities, which should be assisted by blind probation, electronic probation or selection of staff members for persons with disabilities.

The TV established by the provincial, district municipalities and eligible district-level people's governments should run radio-language news programmes and feed into television programming.

The public libraries established by the provincial and territorial Government should open a hearing room for persons with disabilities, providing Brailles, Voices, etc., and other libraries should gradually open accessories for persons with disabilities.

Article 23 of the National Government's website and the Government's public good activities website should progressively meet the accessibility website design standards and provide relevant information to persons with disabilities on the basis of information-sharing standards.

Chapter IV Access to community services

Article 24 Governments of more people at the district level should develop incentives to promote accessibility of community public service facilities and to progressively improve their accessibility service functions.

More than 25 per cent of the population at the district level should gradually improve the emergency call system, such as alerts, medical first aid, and facilitate the provision of police and rescue for members of society, such as persons with disabilities.

Urgent call systems such as alerts, medical first aid should be equipped with language alerts, language call functions, guarantees of hearing, postal and first aid needs for persons with disabilities.

Article 26 Governments and their relevant sectors should provide adequate assistance to poor families with disabilities who need to be able to adapt to their housing-related facilities and improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 27 departments that organize various elections should facilitate the participation of persons with disabilities in the elections, provide blind ballots for persons with disabilities or assist staff on the basis of the will of persons with disabilities.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 28, Staff members of the relevant authorities who are in a position to abuse their functions, toys, to defend themselves and to take advantage of private fraud, are lawfully disposed of by law; constitutes an offence and are criminally prosecuted by the judiciary.

Article 29, in violation of articles 13 and 15 of this approach, is modified or remedial by the relevant authorities.

Article 33, in violation of article 17, paragraph 1, of the present approach, is criticized by the authorities of housing and rural-urban construction at the district level or by other relevant departments in accordance with their responsibilities. Until such time, the offence of non-commercial activity is punishable by a fine of more than one thousand yen; there is a violation of the business activity, with a fine of more than three times the amount of the proceeds of the offence; and a fine of more than one thousand dollars for non-violent proceeds or proceeds of the violation. As a result of the loss of property, liability is assumed by law. The intentional destruction of accessibility facilities is sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.

Annex VI

Article 31 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2014. The Northern Province's Access to Facilities Management Regulation, published by the Government of the People's Government on 11 August 2008, was also repealed.