(Summit 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of 9 April 2014 to discuss the adoption of Decree No. 43 of 17 April 2005 on the People's Government Order No. 43 of 17 April 2005 No. 43 of 1 June 2014)

Article 1 regulates the reconciliation of the economic situation of low-income households, in order to effectively implement social assistance, social welfare, and in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, to develop this approach in conjunction with the current city.

Article 2 conducts investigations, collation activities that apply for minimum living guarantees, low-income hardship families, medical assistance, education financing, housing security, and the economic situation of their families.

Individuals or families who are checked by the economic situation survey are referred to as a checklist.

Article 3. The municipal administration is the competent authority for reconciliation of the economic situation of low-income residents in the city. The city's family economic reconciliation body (hereinafter referred to as the reconciliation body) is specifically responsible for the reconciliation of the economic situation of low-income households in the city.

The Civil Affairs Department of Regions, Districts (markets) is responsible for checking the first instance of the country's economic situation and reviewing its work.

The Street Office (communes, town), the Community (Chief) Committee assists in the reconciliation and re-entry of economic conditions.

Article IV Financial, housing, public safety, human resources and social security, education, health, business, housing pools, tax, financial services, etc.

Article 5 Reconciliation should uphold the principles of law, objectivity and impartiality and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties.

Article 6. The disposable income includes wage income, net operating income, property and transferable income, etc., property including physical property, monetary property.

Article 7. The relevant branches of the Government shall provide, if any, the following information for the reconciliation body:

(i) The situation of marriage, social assistance, social welfare and the right to be paid;

(ii) Employment, payment of social insurance contributions and social insurance payments;

(iii) The payment and use of housing bonds;

(iv) Registration of enterprises and individual businessmen;

(v) The tax rate of individual, individual and industrial workers;

(vi) The registration of property, the property transaction, the processing of rented vouchers and access to secure housing;

(vii) Identification, registration of motor vehicles and entry;

(viii) Other relevant information that should be provided.

When the relevant Government departments receive the application of the social assistance project by the residents of the city or the family, the applicant's economic situation is required to be informed as a reference basis for the approval of the information, and, after the applicant's consent and written authorization, the checks may be commissioned.

Article 9. The verification body shall establish a system of norms and responsibilities for investigation, verification and shall guarantee the timeliness, accuracy and impartiality of the reconciliation process. The reconciliation body should establish a rigorous and unified management system and take the necessary measures to ensure the safe operation of the information system.

Article 10 censorship can be checked through the redeployment of information from relevant government departments and relevant agencies, or through a household survey, neighbouring visits, letters, etc., based on actual work needs.

At least two staff members should be dispatched and relevant documents are presented when the reconciliation body conducts reconciliation missions, neighbouring visits, information-gathering exercises.

Article 11. Competitive bodies conduct checks according to the following:

(i) Salary income can be derived from surveys of employment, labour compensation, social insurance, housing payments and personal income payments;

(ii) A net proceeds of business can be obtained through surveys of registration, slander business and corporate income taxes;

(iii) Property income can be derived from surveys of interest, dividends and dividends and rental housing incomes;

(iv) Transferable income can be obtained through surveys of pensions, unemployment insurance payments, housing payments and benefits;

(v) In-kind property can be obtained through the investigation of property, vehicles, precious goods, art and other valuable physical ownership;

(vi) Currency property can be obtained through surveys of deposits, possessions of value securities and claims;

(vii) Other avenues provided for by law, regulations.

Article 12. Institutions such as banks, securities, insurance, etc. should provide, in accordance with the written authorization of the checklist, information on deposits, securities, commercial insurance, etc. relating to the checks.

Article 13 checks should be synergistic with the verification work carried out by the body under the law, such as the real provision of relevant information, such as personal, family economic conditions, and the intrusion of reports.

Article XIV censor expenditure is clearly incompatible with the income provided by it or has a clear impact on its economic situation, which can investigate the corresponding expenditure.

Article 15. Relevant departments and organizations, such as the Recruitment Unit and its House of Commons (or place of residence), should assist in the conduct of investigations by institutions.

Article 16, following verification by the collating body of information obtained through the prescribed means, shall send a review of the economic situation and report to the relevant branches of the Government.

The relevant authorities of Article 17 shall communicate the contents of the report to the objecting party within three working days after receipt of the reconciliation of the economic situation of the body. The checklist was no objection to the reconciliation of the report, and the relevant Government departments should use the checklist as one of the basis for the approval of the report; the checks were contested by the parties, which could make written requests for review to the local, district (market) civil service.

The civil affairs sector should be re-examined within 20 working days, retroactive reports, inform the parties of the review report and transmit the checks. Post-reviewed review reports by district, district (community) civil affairs are the final report of the reconciliation of the country's economic situation.

Article 18 staff who contact the economic situation of the population, such as the reconciliation body, the relevant branches of the Government, shall be confidential to information obtained in the reconciliation process and shall not be disclosed to organizations that are not relevant to the reconciliation process or to individuals.

Article 19 implements systems such as minimum living guarantees, low-income families' assistance, medical assistance, education financing, social assistance and social welfare, other than housing guarantees, and requires that checks be commissioned to investigate the economic situation of the population and be carried out after the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 20 censorates all staff who engage in reconciliation of information on the economic situation of the population, such as the agencies, the relevant branches of government, unlawfully provide cross-border information, abuse of authority, play-intrusion, provocative fraud, administrative disposition under the relevant provisions of the State, and criminal liability by law.

Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2014.