(Adopted by the 13th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region on 27 September 2013, No. 122 of the Order of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region of 5 December 2013, No. 122 of 1 February 2014.

Chapter I General

Article 1 strengthens and regulates the management of public housing units, rationalizes the allocation of public housing resources, prevents the loss of State assets, improves the effectiveness of public housing, and develops this approach in line with relevant national legislation.

Article 2. This approach applies to activities such as house construction, registration, use, maintenance and removal of units of the self-government sector.

The business units described in this approach include the organs of the party at all levels of the self-government, the organs of the Government, the organs of the Government, the organs of the judiciary, the prosecution body, the unit of the cause, the people's groups and their establishment of an agency outside the administrative region of the autonomous area.

This approach refers to the various types of homes created by the Agency's utilities through various investments and confiscations, reception, takeover, follow-up, redeployment, allocation and assistance in various sectors. These include working housing, integral housing, public rental housing, office buildings, operating houses, operating properties and other premises.

Article 3. The public housing unit of the organ is owned by the State and is occupied by the unit and used by the Government.

More than the people at the district level are responsible for the management of the housing units in the local administration. Departments such as finance, development reform and land resources are responsible for the management of houses in the public service of institutions. The agency's unit exercises the right to public housing and performs its specific management obligations.

Article IV strictly implements the relevant provisions of the central regulation on the management of the public housing units of the organs. Governments at all levels should strengthen the construction of public housing institutions. The rural and urban construction sectors at all levels should strengthen the dynamic management of public housing, improve the industrial management system and improve the level of information management. The utilities and the financial sectors at all levels should strengthen and regulate the management of public housing assets, maintain the safety and integrity of State assets and prevent the loss of State assets.

Chapter II

Article 5

The development reform sector should seek advice from the rural and urban construction sector prior to the approval of the project for the construction of houses at the public service unit.

Article 7. Public housing construction projects have been completed for 15 days, and the institution's business units should submit to the rural and urban construction sector for the construction of the project at the district level, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 8

Chapter III Registration

Article 9. Public housing registration in the institution's utilities includes land-use registration, registration of home ownership, registration of State property rights and registration of basic information.

Unregistered public houses should be carried out within six months of this approach by the Principalland Resource Authority, the Housing Authority's public-owned land-use registration and ownership registration; and by the current level of finance, housing and rural-urban construction services, the registration of property rights and basic information registration of public-owned property rights.

Article 10 provides for the public housing that has been completed after the implementation of the scheme, and the institution's business unit shall conduct initial registration procedures within three months to the current level of land resources, finance, housing and rural-urban construction services and adjust information on asset management information systems in a timely manner.

As a result of changes in registered public housing information due to alterations, expansions, demolitions etc., the agency's business unit should be registered within three months to the current level of land resources, finance, housing and rural-urban construction.

Article 11. Households are co-occupied and used by two units (two of them) and are registered in accordance with actual possession and use.

Article 12. Public housing in the treasury units is governed by the annual statistical statements system.

Regions (markets, zones) should report home-based rural and urban-rural construction in the previous year by 31 January each year.

Local (communes), sector-specific units should report on the housing sector in self-government areas by 31 March each year on local (communes), districts (communes, districts) and the public-owned housing sector.

Article 13. The rural and urban construction sector at all levels is required to include public housing information management systems, such as housing numbers, construction time, housing construction area, and information-management of public-owned housing.

Chapter IV Use

Article 14.

Article 15, for reasons such as the withdrawal, consolidation, etc., of public buildings for more than six months, is used by uniformed agents through the construction of rural and urban buildings at the primary level, the timely recovery of the financial sector.

Article 16 does not require the sale of closed public houses, which, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the self-government zone, make public auctions, such as the property transaction platform, and sell the proceeds in full.

Article 17 retired or relocated by a staff member of the institution, who holds, uses the swing house and office premises, which are to be recovered in a timely manner by the agency's unit and uniformed agent use. Specific approaches are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Article 18

The construction, distribution and use of swing houses, affordable housing, public rental housing should be integrated in planning and integration. In accordance with the principle of the sale of leases, a pilot effort was undertaken to explore investment in swing housing, integral housing, in construction and management of new models.

Article 19

There is a need to change the nature of the housing sector, which should be approved by the current level of rural and urban construction and fiscal sectors, to process changes in the localland resources and planning sectors; to determine the need to change the structure and should be approved by the rural and urban construction sector at this level; and to ensure that the use is changed and should be presented to the rural and urban-rural construction sector.

Public houses with important historical significance, cultural art values and scientific research values, and institutions and their staff should be protected in accordance with the relevant provisions of national and autonomous areas.

Article 20 shall not be used by organs and their staff to invest in public housing, organize economic entities, borrow debt and provide security.

Unauthorized prior to the implementation of this approach, the use of public-private investments in possession, the organization of economic entities should be carried out within three months of the implementation of this approach to the approval process in the current financial sector. The gains were fully vested in the treasury and the income and expenditure “two lines” was managed.

A contract with a legal effect may not be renewed or resigned.

Article 21 strictly controls the utilities and their staff on the use of public-private investments and economic entities.

The treasury units and their staff use public housing external investment and the organization of economic entities should be reported to the current financial sector for approval and the conduct of State-owned asset assessments and the reasonable determination of the value of public housing assets.

Article 2

There is a real need for renting and borrowing homes, which should be approved by the rural and urban sectors of the home.

There is a real need for sale, transfer, replacement of public houses, covering transfers of property rights, which should be paid in full by the Government of the Bench people after the review of the construction and financial sectors of the current level of housing.

Chapter V Maintenance

Article 23 Maintenance of public housing is subject to the principles of economic application, weight, strict control of maintenance standards and non-standard maintenance.

Article 24

The day-to-day maintenance of public-owned homes is carried out by the agency's own unit.

Article 25 needs to be structured by the financial sector for the maintenance of funds, and the institution's utilities should submit the next annual public housing maintenance application by 30 September each year to the home-based rural and urban-rural construction sector, with the approval of the housing sector, to develop the next annual Public Housing Maintenance Plan. The financial sector, in line with the Public Housing Maintenance Plan, integrates the use of public housing rentals and public-owned housing maintenance budgets.

The fiscal sector arranged for the maintenance of funds for government procurement.

Monitoring, auditing should conduct oversight inspections of the use of maintenance funds. The housing units, the rural and urban construction sectors should enhance oversight of the quality of public housing.

Article 26

Article 27 provides for regular screening of the use, maintenance, safety and security of public housing units and the establishment of a maintenance project database.

Chapter VI

Article 28 severely prohibits the removal of public houses by the Agency's units. It is true that demolitions should be reported to be carried out in rural and urban construction and financial sectors.

The demolition of public houses by the agency's unit should be one of the following conditions:

(i) To reach the time limit for use and to no longer use the need for demolition;

(ii) The identification by professional housing identification bodies of at the D level, without the value of physical protection;

(iii) Infrastructure-building, such as energy, transport and water, needs to be dismantled;

(iv) The development of public utilities such as science and technology, education, culture, health and sports needs to be dismantled;

(v) Needs for defence and diplomatic work;

(vi) Other cases provided for in the legislation.

After the demolition of the approval by the public house, the removal of the former agency's business unit shall take place in the financial sector at this level for the write-off of fixed assets.

The removal of funds is borne by the agency's cause unit, which should be fully vested in the treasury of the home after the removal of the income of the public house pays the cost of the demolition.

Following the approval of a public house house demolition application, the agency's business unit should determine the removal of the enterprise and the timely dismantling of the enterprise in accordance with the relevant legal regulations.

Due to the lack of timely removal of injuries and loss of property, the agency's unit assumes the corresponding responsibility.

With the approval of the request for house demolitions, there was no demolition of the institution's units within six months and the removal process should be reorganized.

Chapter VII Corporal punishment

Article 32, supra-standard construction, rehabilitation or refurbishment of public houses by agency units, is responsible for the heads of units and associated responsibilities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas.

In violation of this approach, the treasury unit does not conduct public house registration or provide information that is unrealistic, and is subject to correctional orders from the same-level people's Government and rejects criticism.

Article 34, after retirement or departure of a staff member of an organ's unit, is not free to release a house in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Article XV of the Agency's business unit and its staff members have been able to change the nature, structure, use of public-owned houses, which are criticized by the relevant sectors, such as housing rural and urban construction, to put an end to the violations, to the duration of the period, to restore the status quo; to establish the responsibility of the heads of units and associated responsibilities under the law; to constitute crimes and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article XVI provides for the self-exploitation of public housing, the organization of economic entities, borrowing debt, the provision of security or self-sale, transfer, replacement, rental, and borrowing of houses, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Financial Offences Punishment Regulations.

Article 337, the agency's treasury units have been removed from public houses and are held accountable by law to the head of the unit and the relevant responsibilities.

Article 338 Staff members of an organ's unit who fail to perform their duties in the course of public housing supervision and to work in private, resulting in loss or loss of State assets, are held in accordance with the law and are suspected of committing crimes and transferred to the judiciary.

Article 39, in violation of other acts of this approach, is governed by the relevant legislation and the relevant provisions of the self-government area.

Chapter VIII

Article 40 regulates the management of houses at the village level constructed by the State.

The introduction of a business-management unit and public-private housing management in the secondary sector can be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 40