(Adopted by Decree No. 94 of 15 June 2013, by the Government of the Republic of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, on 1 August 2013)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to achieve the economic, social, resource, environmental coordination, sustainable development, stability of the low levels of fertility, improvement of the quality of the birth population and the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China and the Family Planning Act and the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Province of the Sudan.

Article 2

Article 3

Article 4

Population and family planning within the Territory is headed by the Population and Family Planning Administration at district, district level.

The relevant sectors of the people's government at this level should be tailored to their respective responsibilities for the purpose of family planning.

Article 5

Population development planning in the city is prepared by the Urban Development Reform Administration and the Population and Family Planning Implementation Programme is led by the urban Population and Family Planning Administration.

Article 6.

The responsibilities of the responsible units to carry out the work of the population and family planning are included in the main lead performance appraisal.

Article 7. The Government of the Town, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Street Office are responsible for the specific implementation of population and family planning within the Territory.

Villagers' councils, rural collective economic organizations, and community dwellers' councils should be able to work on population and family planning in accordance with the law.

National organs, social groups, business units, mass self-government organizations and other organizations should be provided with the system, the population of the unit and family planning.

Article 8

National organs, social groups, business units should ensure that the funds required for population and family planning activities are carried out.

Chapter II

Article 9 encourages citizens to be married, evening, and to advocate for one child of matrimonial.

Article 10 is one of the following cases, with the joint application of the husband and wife, subject to approval by the Government of the town, the Office of the Street People and the Family Planning Agency or the Territory's immediate farming land area at the district level, a child may be born once again:

(i) A medical certificate of illness at the place level above, the first child is a child with disabilities or the children of a single babies (with a number of children) who are disabled, cannot grow into the regular workforce and medically believe that a child can be reborn.

(ii) Unmarried children before marriage by both spouses, after marriage, the medical, health-care body at the district level has identified the complications of pregnancy and is pregnant after adoption by law.

(iii) Both spouses are single-born and only one child.

(iv) The work of the matrimonial side in the area of mines and deep ocean water has been carried out for more than five years.

(v) Both spouses are rural residents (agriculture population, with the same), with only one child and girls.

(vi) Remarried couples, the former spouse of the marriage is born under the law (with the adoption of the law, with the same) in two children, with the death of the other child without having been born or when the child is not married.

(vii) Remarried couples, each child born before marriage shall be fixed by law at the time of divorce or by a divorce agreement to determine the minor's immediate spouse and the new portfolio of households shall not have children.

(viii) Remarried couples, with one child born before marriage, with only one child in the new portfolio. However, the child is disabled and cannot grow into a normal labour force, and it is medically thought that it can be reborn.

Both spouses are also in line with the provisions of the above-mentioned recreation, only one of which is applied, and only one newborn is approved.

In accordance with paragraph 1 of this article, the approval of the application for the reborn of a child shall be submitted to the district, district and municipal population and family planning administration.

Article 11. A child who has not been registered before marriage by either party or by both parties is executed in the context of a re-entry policy.

Article 12.

(i) Both spouses are rural residents, with only one child being girls, but one party is a district-level organization and a person authorized by the personnel sector.

(ii) When the urban population (non-agricultural population, with the same) is a child, either of the spouses or between the spouses registered the relocation of their families as rural residents.

(iii) With the approval of re-mortality, the absence of an emergency free of pregnancy without the approval of the district, district-level population and family planning administration, and the forced termination of pregnancy.

(iv) Removal of a child or transmission of a child.

(v) The intentional death or disability of babies or the fact that they are charged with babies' sex and are responsible for the deaths of infants.

(vi) No adoption of a child by law.

(vii) Remarried couples, each child born before marriage shall be determined by law at the time of divorce or by a divorce agreement, with the result that a new portfolio of households have no children.

(viii) Remarried couples, each child born before marriage, a divorce judgement at the time of divorce or a divorce agreement does not specify that the child's dependency is exercised by the father or by the mother alone.

(ix) More than three children have been born by one party.

(x) Other conditions of reproduction are not met.

Article 13. The entire construction of the Village National Commission has been converted to the Community Residential Commission, where two children have been born to the parentage of the rural population, one of whom has been born after the transfer, no longer arranged for maternity; and the motherhood of the native rural population is only one of the girls, from the date of the change of the Village National Commission to the Resident Committee, which may arrange for a furtherborn child within four years; and the Committee of Residents who voluntarily relocate their families after the relocation of their families, while the maternity arrangement has not been eliminated.

Article 14.

Chapter III

Article 15. Family planning technology services and health-care services for family planning techniques should provide pregnant screening and reproductive health-care services to married women.

The Population and Family Planning Administration and the Health Administration should publish a list of institutions with the quality of family planning technology services at this unit portal.

Article 16 provides free access to family planning technology services for the basic projects set by the State.

Basic projects include periodic pregnancy (WL) screening, contraceptive use and screening (using) within the uters, sterilization, sterilization, artificial termination of pregnancy and technical routine medical examinations; family planning operations; treatment of complications; re-education in line with maternity provisions; and other free-of-charge projects provided for by the State, provinces and municipalities.

Payments for the above-mentioned costs: employees receive public-cost medical treatment, paid in part by the unit of the agency; receive maternity, health insurance, payments in the maternity, health insurance fund, in part by the user unit; urban unemployed persons, rural residents and other personnel are paid by local governments in local family planning costs; the spouses of workers or unemployed persons are rural residents, whose spouses receive more than the project services during their visits, are paid by the employees' units or are paid by the local offices (of the urban population); and the Government's unit is paid to the population.

The cost of ending pregnancy is paid by themselves without the registration of a pregnancy, by extracting from the yard or by receiving a reprocessing operation.

Article 17 promotes the selection of long-lasting contraceptives for married couples.

One child has been born, and a woman aged under 40 years of age has been chosen to use the uterine system within three to six months after childbirth. As a result of the inappropriate use of paediatrics for physical reasons, the health-care institutions can select other effective contraceptive planting measures under the guidance of the population and family planning agencies.

In line with maternity provisions, more than two children have been born, the mother-to-child age is under 40 years of age, and one party has opted for the measures taken to do so within six months of birth. The first child is subject to sickness and, with the approval of another child, may choose one of the first measures in one of the first years after childbirth.

Article 18 is in line with one of the following cases where the mother-to-child couples may choose, under the guidance of the Population and Family Planning Agency, to use patriarchal devices:

(i) The first babies are two (total).

(ii) The adoption of a child by law shall provide for a furtherborn child.

(iii) The adoption of a child by law after the birth of a child.

(iv) Remarried couples, with one child prior to marriage, when a divorce is made by law or the divorce agreement determines that the child has two children in the new portfolio.

Article 19 has a parent of a child who is married to another child, whether his or her spouse has taken no measures to do so, and the mother of the marriage is chosen by the mother.

In violation of the conditions for the child and the number of children who have been born has reached more than two, the first measure of the settlement is chosen.

Article 20 is in line with one of the following cases, where women are allowed to access family planning technical services or medical, health-care institutions to the home-based care system, and the population and family planning institutions should guide them in a timely manner:

(i) Women aged 49 years.

(ii) Unlike, widowed single-age women.

(iii) Upon district, district-level and district-level institutions or health-care, health-care institutions inspect women who are not in a position to use the WCS.

(iv) Implementation of the measures taken by women of the childbearing age.

(v) A woman who may be reborn.

The payment of the expenses incurred in the previous paragraph is carried out in accordance with article 16, paragraph 3.

Article 21 women who have been married to enter the visa in the country of residence (zone) may have autonomous choice of contraceptives.

Article 2 women who have been married to their children but who have not chosen to do so shall be checked on a pregnancy (safety) in the organization of their own units or of the population and family planning institutions in the place of the household.

Article 23. The Population and Family Planning Administration, the work agency, the technical service agency should provide post-trajective visits to the target of receiving maternity surgery to guarantee the reproductive health rights of the childbearing age.

Article 24 of the Municipal Population and Family Planning Administration is responsible for the organization and management of all-urban medical examinations and the identification of patriarchal complications, and for the identification of illnesses in the district, district-level and family planning administrations, for the identification of paediatric medicine, paternal surgery applications, relevant information and work processes.

Upon identification of complications arising from family planning operations, family planning technical services designated by the Population and Family Planning Administration or medical, health-care institutions are responsible for treatment. Employees who need rest during the treatment period should be given leave, treatment and treatment during the rest, in accordance with article 26 of the scheme.

Chapter IV

Article 25. The marriage matrimones reached the age of late marriage and enjoyed even-marital leave and increased marriage leave 10 days. The marriage of a married spouse reached the age of late marriage and enjoyed the nightmare.

A married woman was born to a child born after 23 years of age, with her night leave and 15 days of maternity leave.

Article 26 Employers are required to participate in the study of matrimonial schools, in the case of pregnancy (WT) and in the receiving of childcare operations, and the units should grant the corresponding leave, pay in the leave, without prejudice to welfare and full pay awards.

Female workers are eligible for pregnancy in accordance with the maternity policy, but for their own reasons, they are not applicable to the preceding paragraph but may enjoy the corresponding leave in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Special Provisions on the Protection of Female Workers.

Article 27 Employees are subject to maternity surgery, and from the date of the operation, the voucher testifies to the receipt of maternity leave under the following provisions:

(i) The placement of the creativity in the uterine system and the rest of 3 days after the operation did not engage in heavy work.

(ii) Restance 2nd day of the recuperation of the uterine.

(iii) Location days, 10 days; 30 days of transmission; 30 days of recuperation; and 14 days for the execution of vouchers (former) ventilation, in accordance with maternity conditions.

(iv) Implementation of vegetation under vegetation, which rest 3 days.

(v) Death of up to 2 months of abortion, rest of 15 days; after more than four months of pregnancy, up to 30 days of abortion;

(vi) In parallel with the introduction of two patriarchal operations, the lump-sum leave is accumulated. If exceptional circumstances require additional leave, the evidence obtained by the operating agency is determined.

(vii) The introduction of other patriarchal operations, giving leave in accordance with the relevant provisions of States, provinces and municipalities.

Under article 28, the spouse of the employee performs a movable abortion operation, which may receive a care leave of one day; perform a zing operation may receive a three-day care leave; and receive a five-day care leave with the approval of a movable operation. The payment of wages during the care leave period does not affect the treatment of old benefits and the full pay rate.

Article 29 provides incentives under the relevant provisions of the provinces, municipalities and territories, for the purpose of implementing the use of paediatric or no-zing measures.

Article 33 Parents of the city who live alone may be granted the “Children's Bonus” published by the Municipal Population and Family Planning Administration.

The Bonus of the Single Child is governed by the following provisions:

(i) The municipalities' units, central, provincial dispersion units are in the offices and offices.

(ii) Employees at the district, district-level municipalities are in the district, district-level municipal offices.

(iii) Other personnel are in the hands of the Government of the people of the town, the population of the street offices and family planning agencies.

Article 31 Parents who have received the “Children's Bonus”

(i) A one-time incentive not less than 200 dollars for the sole-born child's application before the age of 14 years.

(ii) Between the date of the issuance of the certificate and the end of the child's 14-year-old age, which is paid to S$10 per month.

(iii) Between the age of 60 years for men and the age of 55 years for women, the Government issued family planning incentives at 150 per person per month.

(iv) Unrenched or non-recognized children after the death of their sole-born children, from the age of 49 years to the age of 49 years, the Government has granted family planning support at 150 per person's monthly rate; the age of 60 years for men and the age of 55 years for women has increased to $30 per month for each individual.

(v) Unregistered or adopted children after their sole-born child (over three years), from the age of 49 years to the age of 49 years, the Government has granted family planning support at a rate of 120 per person per month; the age of 60 years for men and the age of 55 years for women has increased to 270 per person per month.

(vi) Priority in terms of employment, housing, pro-poor relief and access to children, admission, health care.

(vii) In addition to maternity leave granted by the State, the number of maternity leave is increased by 35 days; the male side enjoys 10 days of care during maternity leave. Maternity leave, payment of wages during probationary leave without prejudice to welfare and full pay awards.

The benefits provided under subparagraphs (iv), (v) of the former paragraph shall not be granted under subparagraph (iii).

The criteria for incentives and grants set out in paragraph 1 (c), (iv), (v) of this article are duly adjusted by the Government of the city in accordance with economic and social development.

Article 32 Changes in marriage relations between the parent of the sole-born child and no longer enjoys incentives and grants under article 31, paragraph 1. In the case of one of the children who have been born for life, the child who has not been adopted or has not been raised with the child, may benefit from the corresponding incentives and grants in accordance with article 31, paragraph 1 (c), (iv), (v)).

Article 33, paragraph 1, subparagraphs (a), (ii) of this approach provides for a one-time incentive and a sole-child health care fee, which is 50 per cent of the unit of the couples, and that the personnel of the non-working unit are dealt with in an integrated manner by the localities of the household, the district-level government.

Special circumstances are addressed in the following provisions:

(i) A person who holds or works in the public service is covered by the original unit.

(ii) Divorce or the death of a spouse, which is all burdened by the parent's unit, is addressed in an integrated manner by the Government of the people of their families, in the district, district level, after marriage, by half the burden of the matrimonial unit or by the local, district-level government of both spouses; and the death of both spouses, the payment of the remaining sole-source health care by the burden unit or the local, district-level government.

(iii) The owner of the wife is a resident of the port, a Chinese, a foreign citizen or settled in the port area and abroad.

The above-mentioned source of funding for a one-time incentive and a sole-born child's health service is available:

(i) The financial nuclear appropriation and the nuclear supplemental units are listed in the Government budget at all levels.

(ii) Funds for self-funded business units, social groups, businesses and other organizations are charged with the employee welfare fee.

Article 34 of the Convention on the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour (A/CN.9/WG.VI/WP.66/Add.1, para.

The National Authority for Population and Family Planning for three consecutive years, the Social Group, the main leadership of the enterprise unit Party, the leadership of the management of family planning and the family planning staff can receive a one-time incentive in accordance with the 20 per cent annual average salary of the workers in this city.

The above-mentioned incentives provide for financial nuclear allocation and nuclear supplemental units to be included in Government budgets at all levels.

Article XV Integrated Governance Responsibility Units for Population and Family Planning at the annual appraisal level are recognized and rewarded by the Government of the people of the city, district (at the district level).

Article 36 does not meet the provision of maternity, the payment of birth, the inpatient rate of delivery and medical fees are self-sustainable, the treatment of maternity insurance and the wage treatment during maternity leave.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 37

Women who are married to their homes in the city shall receive the Family Planning Service in accordance with the Family Planning Services Act, as prescribed by the Government of the People's Government, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Street Office.

The male family is a citizen of the city, with the mother-to-childbearing age of the non-in-Kenhance family living in this city, and can receive the Family Planning Service by the Government of the communes, the population of the street office and family planning institutions.

Article 338 The parentage of a child born at birth shall be registered by a spouse after three months of pregnancy, the pre-born family planning service certificate, etc., to the Government of the town of the woman's place of origin, the Office's population and the family planning agency or the district-level direct-grid land area.

The first child born outside of pregnancy is not able to return to the husband's place of registration, which may be entrusted to him.

The registration process has been made, the birth of a child or the child's death, and is registered under the procedure for the birth of a child.

Article 39 is in line with the condition of a furtherborn child, and prior to pregnancy, the Family Planning Services Act shall be in possession of the Town People's Government, the Roma Office's Population and Family Planning Agency or the Territory's Oriental Agroforestry.

In accordance with article 10, paragraph 1 (b), of this approach, the marriage of another pregnancy after adoption of a child by law shall be completed before the birth.

Article 40 Removal of female-aged women holding birth certificates from outside provinces into the city should be transferred to the Home Planning Service in the provinces of the People's Government, the People's Government of the street office and the Family Planning Agency.

The relocation process has not been pregnant and is not in accordance with the provisions of the maternity policy in the province, and the relocation of the people's Government, the population of the street offices and the family planning institutions should recover their birth certificates.

Article 40 is in accordance with one of the following conditions, which are communicated to the unit after the signing of a voluntary life-cycle contract with the Government of the Town, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Street Office and the adoption of effective contraceptive planting measures, which can be found in the “Fonals of the Single Child”:

(i) Until marriage between the spouses, one child was adopted by law after marriage.

(ii) Both spouses are single-born and only one child.

(iii) Both spouses are rural residents, with only one child and girls.

A child who has been re-born in the event of the “Children's patriarchal certificate”, is dealt with in accordance with article 42, paragraph 2, of this approach.

Article 42 is one of the following cases and does not proceed with the “Children's paternity,” which has been written off and recovered by the original witness unit or the Government of the town, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Street Office:

(i) In accordance with the conditions for the reborn of one child, no further maternity contract was signed with the Government of the People's Government, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Office.

(ii) It is in line with the provision for more than two children, with the death of the child only one remaining (with the exception of the two-children, the number of births).

(iii) Remarried couples, each child born before marriage, with two children in the new portfolio.

(iv) Children are separated from paternal or with paternal sisters.

(v) The adoption of a child by law or the adoption of a child by law.

(vi) One child is present in the territory and there are also children outside the country or becoming a foreign nationality.

(vii) Other conditions that do not meet the conditions of the child alone.

After the “Children's Parents Tomorge”, the children of the mother of the child who have been approved for the secondborn child shall be terminated from the date of the approval of the child and shall be entitled to enter into a single child's patriarchal certificate, in accordance with the relevant contractual agreement.

In violation of the conditions of maternity, the benefits and incentives received from the date of birth shall be terminated.

Article 43 thirteenth women who have been married to their families, who are pregnant or born within the city's administration, shall be registered with the Government of the people of their families (communes), the population of the street offices and family planning institutions.

Article 44 states that the relevant departments should work in accordance with the responsibilities of integrated governance for the population of the sector, in the context of procedures such as familyization, residence certificates, work mobilization, adoption of children and various social welfare guarantees.

Article 42 Homewives who comply with family planning policies require family planning certificates, and the town's Government, the population of the street offices and the family planning institutions should start within seven working days.

Article 46, when recruiting women who have a mobile population of childbearing age, shall require them to present family planning certificates that have been identified by their place of residence; do not prove that they are not recruited; and women who have been married to the recruited population should establish family planning archives systems and maternity (Water) probation, accompanying service systems and communicate the relevant information to the local community dwellers' councils, villagers' councils on time.

Article 47 provides that family planning archives should be established for persons of childbearing age when they establish their labour relations.

The unit of the person was removed from the labour relationship or transferred the retirement worker to socialized management with the home-bearing age of the present city, and should be transferred to the family planning archives to the Government of the communes, the population of the street office and the family planning institutions. People's Government, the population of the street offices and family planning institutions should be accepted.

Prior to the transfer of the archives, pregnancy or childbirth has been violated, and the original owner's unit is responsible.

Article 48 should provide marital registration information to the Population and Family Planning Administration through the Government information-sharing system and share information.

The integrated governance responsibilities units in Article 49 should be fully reflected in the development and implementation of the MFN policies. The education administration should guide schools in the delivery of adolescent health education and promote school-friendly policies that favour family planning for their children; the Civil Administration should give care to families in line with family planning in terms of social assistance, relief, philanthropic, good pay; and the human resources and social security administration should give priority to family planning in the development of relevant labour employment and social security policies.

Article 50 Family planning for individual business and business, private enterprises, market starters and their practitioners is managed jointly by the occupiers and practitioners, the communes of the town, the population of the street offices and the family planning institutions to manage their place of residence.

Individuals and businesses, private businesses, market starters should work in family planning with the host Government, the population and family planning institutions in the street offices, and their practitioners.

Article 50 provides that businesses should cooperate with the Government of the People's Government of the town of the region, the Population and Family Planning Agency of the Street Office and the Community Residential Commission, the Village People's Commission in carrying out population and family planning efforts, and identify pregnant or childbirths of child-bearing age personnel in the area of management of the property industry, should report in a timely manner to the Government of the town, the population of the street offices and family planning institutions, and assist in the follow-up.

In accordance with article 52, medical, health-care institutions should test their status and family planning certificates for pregnant women. Depending on the origin of the province, the family planning service certificate should be found to have no first birth registration or the re-exploitation of a child; the parent of the province should be identified for effective family planning. In the absence of the Family Planning Services Act or the Family Planning Service Act, no births are registered, the approval of a reborn child and the absence of effective family planning evidence, registration should be carried out and the reporting of medical, health-care facilities locations, district and family planning administrations at the district level, and assistance to the population and family planning administration in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The married matrimonials who use medical support for maternity should be checked with the certificates of marriage, identification and certificates of the population of the town of the woman's place of origin, proof of the population and family planning in the street offices.

Article 53 prohibits the use of ultramonic technologies and other technical means to carry out stereotyped gender identification or gender-dependent termination of pregnancy.

In order to meet maternity conditions under this scheme, more than 14 weeks of pregnancy has been married to women with no medical needs, an emergency requirement to terminate pregnancy, and the approval of the district, district and district-level population and family planning administration to terminate pregnancy; there is no proof that medical, health-care institutions are not operating.

The conditions and procedures established in the previous provision are established by the municipal population and the family planning administration with the relevant sectors.

Article 54 stipulates that a person who is lawfully born shall be in a timely manner.

In cases where both parties are guilty of a child at the family's home, the perpetrators of the offence are treated in accordance with the provisions of the law.

In the case of a person who is a party or a person who is a parent of a foreign city, the person who commits a child and his or her children is not authorized to move into the city.

Article 55 State organs and utilities, State-owned enterprises, State-owned companies, communes, and town-community enterprises should grant dismissal or dismissal of contracts. The members of the Committee of the Fixed Village (HL) shall be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Other units and organizations deal with their super-born workers on the basis of their unitary labour management systems.

The Rural Collective Economic Organization Transformation Corporation addresses its super-born members in the light of the relevant provisions of the Village People's Committee.

Article 56 imposes a system of rejection of family planning in terms of the selection of advanced groups, the granting of personal honours and the identification of comprehensive incentives, as well as the conduct of family planning instruments in the areas of the conduct of the examination, appointment of members of State bodies, social groups, business units and popular self-government organizations.

The main leadership of the Government of the town and the party's offices in the street offices is not to be chosen for advanced individuals, to receive incentives, and the failure of two years to complete the indicators of responsibility for the management of population and family planning targets should be held accountable.

National organs, social groups, business units, mass self-government organizations and other organizations whose main leadership, heads of population and family planning work cannot be assessed as advanced workers in the year, and no honorary awards may be granted, no extension of appointments shall be made, and the end-of-year bonuses will not be evaluated. The above-mentioned personnel shall not be assessed at the end of the year and shall be administratively disposed of by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

The annual evaluation of the integrated governance responsibilities of the population and family planning work in the relevant sectors is not observed and accountable for their heads.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 57 imposes social dependency payments in violation of the conditions for the child.

The parties did not pay social support payments within the prescribed time period, with 2 per 1,000 wards receiving social support payments on a monthly basis from the contributory date.

The parties did not apply for administrative review or for administrative proceedings within the statutory period, and did not comply with the decisions taken, within three months from the expiration of the deadline, for the enforcement of the People's Court by the decision-making population and the family planning administration.

Article 588 is both of the parents and has not been registered for the first child of the marriage, which has not been registered within 60 days, and is subject to a social dependency fee of two times as stipulated in article 53, paragraph 1 (a) or (ii), of the Regulations on Population and Family Planning in the Province of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Unmarried children have not been registered, the number of children has been calculated by either party or by both parties, and social support is charged.

Article 591 children who have been born without having been identified by the Medical Acquisition of Paediatric Medicines in this city, or are treated in excess of birth, despite the identification by the Medical Acquiescence in this city.

Article sixtieth violates the death of the child under the conditions of maternity and no longer collects its social support costs, which are no longer returned.

Article 63/B uses unflagging, fraud, etc., to deceive family planning-related incentives and preferential treatment, which have been granted by the former grant units, and fined by the Population and Family Planning Administration of Regions, Districts and Family Planning. Crime constituted criminal liability by law.

In violation of article 52, paragraph 1, of this approach, the executive branch of health or the executive branch of population and family planning is changing; in serious circumstances, the competent and other persons directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law.

Article 63, in violation of article 53 of this approach, has one of the following acts: a fine of more than six times the proceeds of the violation; a fine of more than one million dollars without the proceeds of the conflict or from the executive branch of the population and family planning, or the health administration, in accordance with its mandate; confiscation of proceeds of the law; dismissal of State staff; a criminal liability of more than one million dollars of the proceeds of the violation; and a fine of more than one million dollars in the absence of the proceeds of the offence;

(i) Illegal family planning operations for others.

(ii) The use of ultra-speaking technologies and other technical means to identify or select gender-based artificial termination of pregnancy for others.

(iii) Execution of patriarchal surgery, conduct of medical examinations and false family planning evidence.

Article 63 quantification of the executive branch of the population and family planning or other administrations and their staff is made by an act of dismissal or by an order of responsibility of the inspectorate; in serious circumstances, by an organ exempting authority or by an inspectorate, in accordance with the authority of management; and criminal liability under the law:

(i) There is no justification for denying family planning procedures.

(ii) In violation of family planning-related provisions, incest fines and incests.

(iii) There is no justification for refusing to proceed with the approval of a child-bearing spouse in accordance with the conditions of re-exploitation.

(iv) There is no justification for refusing to proceed with the “Children's Bonus” for the sole-born child.

(v) Removal, chewing, pause of family planning incentives and help.

(vi) Other provocative acts of fraud, abuse of authority and omission.

Chapter VII

Article 65 of this approach refers to acts that violate the provisions of the law, legislation and maternity policies that go beyond the granting of a child to a child born.

Article 66 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2013. The Modalities for Population and Family Planning in Hiroshima City were repealed in accordance with Decision No. 6 of 28 December 2004, as amended by the Government of the People's Government of the Grand State of 5 January 2008 on the revision of the Population and Family Planning Management Scheme of the State.