(Summit 26th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 24 February 2014, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 102 of 26 February 2005 on the People's Government Order No. 102 of 26 February 2005 for the Greater Self-Government Zone, which was launched effective 1 March 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 protects the legitimate rights and interests of citizens in the context of the People's Republic of China Act on Population and Family Planning, the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Broad-Final Self-Government Region and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 The law also provides for the provision.

Article 3. The Government of the people at all levels leads the population and family planning work within the current administration, integrates population and family planning efforts into economic and social development planning, organizes, coordinates the integrated governance of population and family planning efforts and establishes a mobile population family planning information management system.

The Government of the bottom-up people, the people at all levels, is responsible for the management of the population and family planning objectives in the relevant sectors at this level, and the results of the responsibilities for management should be an important element of the performance of the lower-level people's Government and the relevant sectors and their principal heads of government and serve as a basis for the rejection of their performance.

Chapter II

Article 5 The Villagers' Committee may establish family planning villages, enter into family planning agreements with parent couples, agreeing on the rights and obligations of both parties with regard to the implementation of maternity policies, maternity inspections, incentives. Cities have established local management, unit responsible, resident self-government, community-based family planning mechanisms and service systems. The property administration should be well-managed with respect to family planning. National organs, social groups, business units and other organizations have a statutory representation or a primary responsibility for family planning. The units should be responsible for family planning in this unit, with family planning staff, and implement the necessary funding and incentives.

Statistics on population and family planning information should be timely, accurate, and the relevant units and personnel should not be kept in possession of reports, retreats, reports, late reports, and they should not be forged or realigned.

Article 7 has one of the following special circumstances in which a second child can be arranged:

(i) Both spouses are rural residents and their brothers have been married, with only one having a reproductive capacity;

(ii) There is only one marriage among our brothers and the remainder has been more than 45 years old. One of the brothers had adopted a child and no child was arranged. Urban residents converted to rural residents to implement maternity provisions for urban residents.

Article 8 complies with the provision of maternity conditions, with one of the following cases, and does not approve the reproduction within three years from the date of discovery:

(i) More than 14 weeks of pregnancy, it is not possible to provide evidence of natural abortions or accidental accidents caused by abortion by health-care institutions or family planning technology services;

(ii) The failure to provide evidence of infant deaths from health-care institutions or public security authorities;

(iii) A manual on family planning services or a child's birth certificate, which is not medically required to terminate pregnancy operations over the medium term (more than 14 weeks of pregnancy), cannot provide evidence of approval by district-level family planning authorities to terminate pregnancy.

Article 9 has been subject to a free maternity examination for women of marriage. The maternity check is carried out by the Government of the commune (communes), the Urban Street Office.

Article 10 Parental couples should be aware of the implementation of contraceptives, receive guidance on family planning technology services, prevent and reduce unwanted pregnancies. pregnancy should be terminated in a timely manner in cases where pregnancy is not in accordance with the provisions of pregnancy. Parental matrimonials should be self-conscious of the implementation of long-lasting contraceptives, in accordance with the policy maternity.

Article 11. Mobile population family planning is administered in accordance with national and self-government zones, and the communes (communes), urban street offices, village councils, residential committees and user units are well-established for family planning services.

Article 12. The mobile population family planning information cards should be established for women who have reached their age of 6 months, including those who have been inhabited for more than six months, in the context of the management of family planning for the regular population, or in urban street offices, and in the hands of persons.

The adoption of a child by an adoptor must be in accordance with the statutory conditions and procedures. In the case of registration of domestic adoptions by the above-ranking civil service, the adoption of the birth status certificate or the absence of a child certificate by the adoptionr's regular place of residence or by the district-level family planning administrative authorities at the place of residence of the adoptor may be governed by the law; the birth status of the adoptor, who has no adoptedor's regular residence or place of the family planning authorities at the district level where the household planning authority has no place of the child, and the civil affairs sector shall not conduct its adoption procedures.

Chapter III

Article 14. Family planning technology services and health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services should provide free basic family planning technology services through the Family Planning Service Manual and the Family Planning Free Technical Service Profiles. Family planning technical services and health-care institutions or community-based health services institutions should establish maternity screening, accompanying service systems and archives, as well as establish a standardized reporting system for basic projects free of charge for family planning technology services.

Article 15 applies for medical identification of sick children, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

In the delivery of health-care institutions, pregnant women should be provided with a manual on family planning services, a child's birth certificate or a mobile population family planning certificate. If the above-mentioned documentation cannot be provided, health-care institutions responsible for taking birth should complete the reporting card on the violation of the family planning policy on delivery, which is provided by the administrative authorities at the district level and above, within seven working days after delivery of pregnant women.

Chapter IV

Article 17

(i) Only one child or a child adopted by law, as well as a worker who has not attained a child after marriage, and a 5 per cent increase in the retirement pension;

(ii) In accordance with the conditions for the second child, a child born after 1 March 2014, no longer than the second child, was 5 per cent of the additional pension at the time of retirement, and a child born before 1 March 2014, in accordance with the second child's conditions established at that time, would continue to enjoy the former provision of treatment, i.e., 10 per cent of the retirement pension. Social groups, business units and other organizations implementing the old-age insurance system are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of national and autonomous areas.

Article 18 has one of the following cases and is not the sole-born child:

(i) Abstron or abductor;

(ii) The adoption of a child by a parent after a child;

(iii) Parental adoption of a child by law and the adoption of another child;

(iv) A child or adopt a child before remarriage of a father or mother who has been a child or adopts another child after marriage;

(v) Of the brothers and sisters of the same brothers, there was a life after 25 November 1982, but only one had died under the age of 18;

(vi) The total number of matrimonials after remarital marriage is two or more, and there is an act of raising education.

Article 19

(i) Prioritization as a focus on the economic development of the family and support in terms of funding, technology, training, information;

(ii) Priorities for the organization of labour-exporting arrangements;

(iii) Priorities for the adjustment of the contractor's place of residence base and the allocation of collective proceeds by a large share of one;

(iv) Implementing compulsory education without school fees and fees;

(v) Priority care for poor households in terms of pro-poor loans, work-generation, poverty-reduction projects, employment, health and social remedies;

(vi) Other preferential treatment provided by the local people's Government.

Article 20

(i) The work of the spouses in different units shall be paid by their respective units by 50 per cent;

(ii) The work of both spouses in the same unit shall be paid in full;

(iii) Only one spouse has a working unit, which is paid in full;

(iv) The residents of towns where the spouses are not working units are paid by the Government of the people of their homes (communes) or by the people of the city;

(v) Both spouses are rural residents and are paid by the Government of the people of their families (communes);

(vi) The spouses are the other urban residents of the rural population, who are not working units, who are paid by proportional or full by the Government of the people of their homes (communes).

Article 21 is an accidental disability and death of a child alone, whose parents are no longer born and adoptive, and a one-time grant is granted by the Government of the county. Specific criteria are provided by the Government of the county level.

Article 22 provides incentives for dedicated family planning staff at the district level, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 23, which violates the child's child, imposes social support payments on the parties to the population of the previous year at the time of the offence is detected, respectively, by the person's per capita income or by the proportion of the per capita income of the rural population for each year:

(i) The offence of a child with three to five times;

(ii) Two children in conflict with the law, ranging from five to seven times;

(iii) Three children in conflict with the law, ranging from seven to nine times;

(iv) Over the fourth child in conflict with the law (concluding the fourth) and, according to the above-mentioned criteria, a number of cases are taken. The child, marriage and non-marriage of births in conflict with the law are charged with social support for both parties in accordance with the above provisions.

Article 24 sets out the base of social support charges, according to the required statistical data from the local government statistics sector in the establishment area, and the base figure for the statistical sector of the people's government at the current level. The actual income of the party is higher than the per capita income of the previous year's urban population or the per capita income of the rural population for the year, and it should be determined in the light of the circumstances and the actual income levels of the child in violation of the law of the parties, and the social support charges are charged as a result of the calculation set out in article 23 of this scheme. Social support charges are collected by the district-level family planning administrative authorities in the form of written decisions, entrusting the communes (communes) or urban street offices to collect their contributions. Social dependency payments should be made to the parties for the uniformed social dependency receipts for the financial sector of the self-government zone.

Article 25. The parties shall pay a social dependency fee within 30 days of receipt of a decision on social dependency to the designated place of payment. Upon receipt of the payment by the designated point, the treasury shall be payable at the time of the surrender. The party's one-time payment of social support costs has practical difficulties and should submit a written application for the payment of instalments to the charging organs within 30 days of receipt of the social support fee and provide the material. The organ making a decision shall make a decision for approval or non-approval of payment within 30 days of the date of receipt of the party's application and inform the parties in writing. The duration of the instalment shall not exceed one year, and the first payment shall be less than 40 per cent of the total amount of social support.

Article 26 fails to pay social support payments within the prescribed period, with 2 per 1,000 lags receiving social support payments on a monthly basis from the contributory date.

Article 27 violates the child's child and the parties and their children in conflict with the law shall not enjoy the distribution and benefits of the collective economy.

Article 28 provides a place for a person in conflict with the law or for another to hide anonymous child, with a fine of up to 300,000 dollars for a district-level family planning administrative authority; a State staff member who is administratively disposed of under the authority of a dry department, and other persons are subject to disciplinary action by the unit or organization.

Article 29 is one of the following acts, which is criticized by the commune (communes), the urban street office or the district-level administrative authorities for family planning, which are not renovated after criticized education and fined by the district-level family planning administrative authorities with a fine of over $500,000.

(i) Non-implementation of effective child-raising measures, remedies or non-participation of contraceptives in accordance with this approach;

(ii) Concept, submit false and invalid family planning evidence;

(iii) Exhibiting or creating false birth or contraceptives;

(iv) Other false acts related to family planning evidence.

In violation of article 23 of this approach, persons who have been charged with social support are elected as members of the Village People's Committee and are treated in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the Village National Commission. Individuals of State organs, social groups, business units and other organizations are in conflict with the law of maternity or other violations of family planning, and are subject to administrative or disciplinary measures in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 31 consists of one of the following acts, accountable to the people at all levels for their transformation and criticizing them; and administrative disposal of the competent and other persons directly responsible for the direct responsibility in accordance with the relevant provisions:

(i) Execution of the relevant incentives and preferences for citizens who commit family planning by law;

(ii) Non-responsibility for family planning by legal representatives;

(iii) Failure to comply with the statutory population and the social public interest in family planning;

(iv) Other non-compliance with the obligation to assist in the management of family planning.

Article 32, Staff of the State and persons involved in the processing of the escalating social charges, have one of the following acts in family planning, which is administratively disposed of by the relevant authorities against the direct responsible person and the competent person directly responsible; constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) Violations of civil rights, property rights and other legitimate rights;

(ii) Abuse of mandates,ys of negligence, favouring private fraud;

(iii) Secrete retention, corruption, misappropriation, chewing of family planning or social dependency charges, fines;

(iv) Restatements, seizures, falsifications, alterations or denial of population and family planning statistics;

(v) To use job requests and receive bribes;

(vi) There is no reason for denying the issuance of family planning certificates or the collection of social support charges by law;

(vii) Other offences.

Article 33 has one of the following cases, either of which the original incentives or treatment is governed by the following provisions:

(i) Divorous divorce or widowhood, with the sole responsibility of the parent's unit responsible for the maintenance of the child; the father or mother's remarriage of another child, and the total number of children of the married couple shall cease to enjoy the sole child's health care, while releasing the sole-born child's paternal certificate to the author's office, the sole-child health care fee that has been enjoyed is no longer returned;

(ii) In the event of a violation of a child, the divorce of a couple, the administrative dispositions of whichever they have been subjected, the continuation of a fine, planned expatriation expenses or social dependency payments, and the amount borne by both parties shall be resolved in consultation with themselves; and, in the event, the halving or levying of a portion of the original fine, planned expatriation expenses or social dependency charges;

(iii) The death of a child born under 18 years of age and the discontinuation of the sole-born child's health expenses from the end of the month of death and the return of the sole-born child's health care expenses enjoyed in the past; the death of a child in violation of a child, whose parents have been sentenced to an administrative disposition of the child in violation of the law, the fine, the out-of-planned maternity or social dependency payments have been partially not returned;

(iv) After having received the “Children's paternity”, the adoption of a child should cease the enjoyment of the sole-born child's health fee and return the sole-born child's patriarchal certificate to the issuing body.

Annex VI

Article 34 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2014. The Modalities for Population and Family Planning in the Autonomous Region, published by the People's Government Order No. 2 of 22 July 2003.