(Adopted by the 20th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand province on 9 August 2013, No. 102 of 14 August 2013, No. 102 of the People's Government Order No. 102 of 14 August 2013.

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the relevant legal and policy provisions, in order to guarantee the improvement of the lives of people and the preservation of the basic right to life of the urban hardship.

Article 2 Minimum living security for the urban population refers to the basic life-saving system introduced by the Government to households whose monthly income is less than the local minimum standard of living.

Urban habitat residents include urban residents who hold local non-agricultural households and urban residents who hold local habitat certificates and live in practice for more than one year.

Article 3 Minimum living guarantees for urban residents adhere to basic, sustainable, fair and effective approaches and the principles of tenure, equity, dynamic management and integrated balance.

Article IV is responsible for the minimum living security of the urban population. More than the people at the district level should incorporate the minimum living security of the urban population into the Government's objective management appraisal system.

Governments at all levels should incorporate the minimum living security of the urban population into overall economic and social development planning, develop policy measures and establish mechanisms for sound coordination.

Article 5

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices are responsible for requests for minimum living security for the urban population, for example, for household surveys, for commentaries.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors of the population at the district level are given the minimum living security of the urban population.

Article 6.

Chapter II Safeguards standards and targets

Article 7. The Government of the People of the province has set the minimum standard of living for the urban population in line with the state-wide economic and social development.

The Government of the city (States), districts (markets, areas) is required to determine the minimum standard of living for the urban population in the present administrative region, in accordance with the cost of maintaining the basic living conditions of the local urban population, in accordance with the provincial guidance standards, and to report to the Government of the people at the highest level for implementation.

The minimum standard of living for the urban population is to be adjusted in the light of changes in local economic development and the price of essential goods.

Article 8. The monthly family guarantees are guaranteed by the number of households and the incomes of the monthly family members.

Article 9 is a permanent resident of the city, where the monthly income of a family member living in a common life is less than the minimum standard of living for the local urban population, the condition of property is in accordance with the conditions set by the local people's Government, and the minimum living security of the urban population can be applied at the household level.

Article 10 presents one of the following cases and does not guarantee:

(i) The applicant's family has deposits, motor vehicles, ships, homes (other than the family's residence), business paves, price securities, equity, claims and family property that exceeds the local government requirements;

(ii) There is no justification for the two consecutive denials of employment by members of the household's employment capacity;

(iii) Unlike the declaration of family information;

(iv) The economic situation of the family has not been verified;

(v) The actual standard of living of the family is clearly higher than the local minimum living standards.

Chapter III Applications for approval procedures

Article 11. Application for minimum living guarantees for the urban population by family unit to submit written requests to the Government of the communes of the household or the habitat (communes), street offices and submissions. The applicant may entrust the Commission or others with the application.

Article 12 Families applying for minimum living security for the urban population are required to submit written material such as the basic situation of family members, the situation of household income and the state of household property.

(i) Family members include, inter alia, spouses; parents and minor children; children who have been adult but who cannot live independently, including adult children who are admitted to the present Section and the following education; and other persons with statutory support, dependency and maintenance obligations.

(ii) Family income includes, inter alia, wage income, household operating income, property income, transferable income and other income.

(iii) Family property consists mainly of deposits, motor vehicles, ships, homes (other than the family's residence), trade paves, price securities, equity, claims, etc.

Article 13 communes (communes) and street offices should, after receipt of the request, be taken to the civil affairs sector to carry out the family's economic situation in respect of the minimum living security of the urban population.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices have surveyed the applicant's family economic situation and actual life, with the assistance of the Resident Committee, on 10 days from the date of receipt of the results. The applicant was informed in writing and the reasons were given.

Following the verification of the household economic situation survey, a review team was organized with the assistance of the commune (communes) and street offices, with the assistance of the Committee on the Residents, with the participation of representatives of the communes (communes), street office staff, members of the Committee of the Residents and residents familiar with the situation of the population. It was agreed by more than two thirds of the members of the Democracy Review Group and signed confirmation that they were published within the jurisdiction.

There was no objection to the results and staff members were required to verify the applicant's economic situation and the actual living conditions. The results were not contested, and the Government of the communes, the street offices should send the relevant materials, such as requests for information, the results of the household economic situation and the review of democracy, to the approval of the civil affairs sector of the commune.

Article 15. The civil affairs sector of the communes should strictly review the investigation materials and the observations reported by the commune, the street offices and be screened in accordance with the proportion not less than 30 per cent. Approval of conditions and public statements in the home (communes), streets; written notification to the applicant and reasons for non-compliance.

The civil affairs component of the communes' Government conducts a desk review of the minimum living security and close family members of the Commission of Residents for minimum living guarantees for urban residents.

Chapter IV Financial management

Article 16

The provision for work is made by the Principal Government's Finance Department, which is not less than $10 per person, in accordance with the criteria for the minimum living security of the previous year's urban population.

Article 17 Minimum living guarantees for urban residents are granted through the designation of banks for socialization in the month, and the civil affairs sector, in accordance with the actual number of guaranteed materials, has been reviewed by the financial sector through direct transfers of social security funds to the minimum family accounts.

Article 18

Sectors such as inspection, audit and finance should be inspected by law on the management of minimum living guarantees for urban residents.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 19 units and staff involved in the minimum living security of the urban population include the following acts by the competent authorities to administratively dispose of the principal and the person directly responsible, which constitute a crime and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) The denial of the application for minimum living guarantees for urban residents without justification;

(ii) In violation of statutory conditions and procedures, the minimum standard of living for urban residents shall be handled for eligible applicants;

(iii) Corruption, misappropriation, seizure, default, and the use of the urban population as the minimum cost of living guarantees.

Article 20 uses unjustifiable means of extracting the minimum living guarantees of the urban population, such as the loss of family income, the falsification of documentation, and the recovery of funds by the provincial-level people's Government's civil affairs sector, which constitutes a crime and is criminally criminalized by law.

Annex VI

Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2013.