(The 18th ordinary meeting of the 8th People's Government, 25 March 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 94 of 29 May 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 94 of 29 June 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the construction, distribution and management of public rental housing in order to improve the housing security system in this city, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article III refers to public rental housing as defined in this approach to the standard of construction and the level of rent, and to guaranteed housing, such as low-income households in the city, new employment workers, professional talents and distributors.

Public rental housing can be raised through multiple approaches such as new construction, alteration, acquisition and long-term leases, which can be financed by government investment or by government policy support and social capital investment.

Public rental housing can be a set of housing or a residential housing.

Article IV is responsible for the planning, construction, management and supervision of integrated public rental housing.

Sectors such as urban development reform, finance, public safety, inspection, civil affairs, finance, human resources security, land, statistics, tax, real estate registration are responsible for the related work of public rental housing in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The municipal, district housing security authorities are responsible for the preparation of the declaration of the need for public rental housing, the review of registration, rotational leases and the construction, management, etc.

The Town People's Government (Roman Office) should arrange for dedicated or part-time staff to assist the housing security administration in the preparation of statistics on the security needs of sexual housing in the Territory, applications for public rental housing and first instance.

Article 5

Article 6. The jewell City Housing Guarantee Network is a platform for public rental housing-related information in the city, where relevant information should be updated in a timely manner by municipal, district housing security authorities and housing security authorities.

Information platforms such as financial, public safety, civil affairs, social insurance, real estate registration and taxation should be developed with the Urban Housing Guarantee Network.

Chapter II Planning, construction and fund-raising

Article 7. Governments of municipalities and territories should establish public rental housing needs declarations, clearances, and publicity systems.

Article 8

Public rental housing development planning should be coordinated with the overall urban planning and land-use planning and integrated into national economic and social development planning.

Article 9. Governments of municipalities and territories should establish a secure housing land reserve system. In the area covered by the Safeguarded Housing Land Reserve Scheme, the use of the land is not altered by statutory procedures.

The annual construction plan for public rental housing should be included in the annual land supply plan of the city's Government, the use of land indicators and priority security.

Article 10 Sources of public rental housing mobilization include:

(i) Public rental housing built by Government investment.

(ii) The Government provides policy support for the construction of the various industrial parks, the construction of the enterprise-companyed workforce and collective accommodations.

(iii) The Government provides policy support for the construction of public rental housing by enterprises or in commodity housing development projects and urban upgrading projects.

(iv) The use of public rental housing in rural land.

(v) Government purchases and rents of homes.

(vi) The transfer of public rental housing to public rental housing in the Government's stores.

(vii) Housing generated by other channels.

Article 11 encourages and supports investments, construction, operation and management of public rental housing by enterprises and other institutions.

Enterprise investment in the construction of public rental housing should be constructed and managed in accordance with government-approved construction plans, planning programmes and personnel' access and exit requirements, rental standards, rental deadlines, and the supervision and management of the relevant sectors of the Government, as well as in land award contracts.

The provision for investment, construction, operation and management of public rental housing construction in enterprise investment has been developed by municipal housing security authorities.

Article 12. New projects for housing development of land commodities or urban renovation projects require the construction of public rental housing, with no construction area less than 10 per cent of residential buildings.

The proportion of public rental housing, area, household size, construction standards, etc., is clearly defined by the planning authorities and the housing security authorities in the planning design conditions or urban updating of approval documents.

The construction of public rental housing should be clearly agreed upon in the land contract and its property rights are not reimbursed by the Government.

The construction of public rental housing should be synchronized with project planning, synchronization and delivery.

Article 13 Governments or businesses use 7 per cent of all types of parking industries, 15 per cent of the construction area as a condominant with new residential apartments and collective accommodations, and in the processing of the territorial authorities, the nature of their public rental housing and the area of construction should be clarified and the relevant approval documents should be sent to the housing security authorities and the tax sector.

Article 14. Public rental housing project planning should be guided by the principles of rational laydown, improved production and accessibility.

Public rental housing projects can plan to build a certain proportion of commercial service facilities that are managed by the housing security administration or property unit.

Article 15. Newly constructed public rental housing meets basic housing requirements, with around 40 square meters per building area not exceeding 60 square meters.

Public rental housing has been renovated in accordance with the principles applicable to the economy, with strict control over construction standards and construction costs.

Article 16 Funds for public rental housing construction are raised by:

(i) Funding earmarked for the annual financial budget arrangements.

(ii) The value added of the credit risk reserve and the post-management costs.

(iii) Lands make up a proportion of the net proceeds.

(iv) Specialized funding for central and provincial arrangements.

(v) Rental income for public rental housing and associated facilities.

(vi) Fund mobilization through the means of financing.

(vii) Other funds.

Article 17

All public rental housing in enterprises can be transferred as a whole, but the nature of the post-transfer public rental housing should be transferred in conjunction with industry projects.

The construction of public rental housing is free of charge and government funds for the administration, the construction, purchase, operation, etc., from urban land use taxes, stamp taxes, competition taxes, land value tax, operating taxes, property taxes.

Employees' apartments and collective accommodations with government enabling policies are constructed and incorporated into secure housing statistics, and utilities are charged in civilian homes.

Chapter III Application and review

Article 19 Applications for public rental housing apply for the principle of integrity and the application of a system of misconceptions.

The applicant shall apply for public rental housing and shall submit the requested material in accordance with the provisions and be responsible for the authenticity of the application.

Article 20 requests for public rental housing as a family application unit. In applying for public rental housing, a family member eligible for the application should be identified as the applicant and other family members are co-accused. The applicant shall have a statutory maintenance, maintenance or dependency relationship between the applicant and the common applicant.

Single residents apply for public rental housing and are personally applicants.

The new employment and professional talents apply for public rental housing, which is applied by the user unit on behalf of the employee of the unit.

Article 21

(i) The applicant shall have more than three years of residence in the city's town and in practice, and the applicant's spouse shall be a co-accused applicant.

(ii) The area of per capita accommodation of buildings in the city is less than 13 square meters.

(iii) The applicant does not have a motor vehicle with the common applicant, with the exception of a dedicated motor vehicle for persons with disabilities.

(iv) The applicant and the co-accused applicant did not sell their property within five years before the date of the application.

(v) The per capita asset of the household is not more than 10,000.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, a single resident aged 35 years or above may apply for public rental housing separately; or after the age of 18 years of orphaned children, if they are eligible for independence.

Article 2 guarantees the applicant in accordance with article 21 of this approach, which may be guaranteed by the Government in the form of physical distribution or rental housing subsidies.

The rental housing subsidy criteria should be adjusted in due course, in accordance with the low-insurance standards in this city, the price index.

In addition to the application of public rental housing by other low-income housing hardship families outside article 21 of this scheme, the following conditions should be met:

(i) The applicant has more than three years of naturalization and physical residence in the city, and the co-executive applicant may be the permanent population of the non-resident city household.

(ii) The per capita income of the household is less than 60 per cent of the per capita income in the previous town.

(iii) The area of per capita accommodation in the city is less than 13 square meters.

(iv) The applicant does not have a motor vehicle with the common applicant, with the exception of a dedicated motor vehicle for persons with disabilities.

(v) The applicant and the co-accused applicant did not sell their property within five years before the date of the application.

(vi) The per capita asset of the household is not more than 150,000.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, a single resident aged 30 years or above may apply for public rental housing separately; or after the age of 18 years of the orphaned, an independent application is in accordance with the preceding paragraph.

Article 24, the applicant and the co-accused applicant are particularly difficult for economic conditions, for example, for major diseases, and the transfer of property rights within five years of the date of application (non-transfer to immediate family members and brother sisters) under article 21, article 23 of this scheme is not subject to the conditions for the sale of property within five years prior to the date of receipt.

The applicant and the co-accused applicant shall provide relevant evidence such as the diagnosis and inpatient hospitalization of a doctor at a level above (concluding a secondary level).

Article 25 New employment workers apply for public rental housing and shall have the following conditions:

(i) There are more than five years of education, and since graduation.

(ii) The city's towns are owned and work in the city for more than one year.

(iii) Labour contracts have been signed with the occupants' units for more than one year.

(iv) The area of per capita residential buildings in the city is less than 13 square meters.

(v) No property was sold within five years prior to the date of the application.

Article 26

(i) Be eligible for higher-level or higher-level technicians, or for high-technical enterprises identified by relevant government departments, as well as senior management of enterprises with a certain investment scale.

(ii) Over one year of work in this city, labour contracts have been signed with the occupants' units for more than one year.

(iii) In this city, no property has been sold within five years before the date of the application.

(iv) The absence of a high-level housing security or other housing security in the city at the request.

Article 27 makes it clear that the basic residency needs are addressed in the near future through the provision of policy support by the Government, the construction of public rental housing by industrial parks or other institutions. Specific application conditions and lease programmes are established by parking or enterprise.

The city, the people of the region may raise a number of public rental housing to distributors based on actual needs.

Article twenty-eighth families or single residents of low-income housing hardship have submitted written requests to the Government of the people of the town where their families are located, street offices, and new employment workers and professional talents are submitted by their units to the Government of the people of the unit's town.

Enterprises that have already benefited from the Government's enabling policies for the construction of the Staff apartment and the collective accommodation shall not apply for the Government's investment in the construction or mobilization of public rental housing.

Article 29 of the Government of the Town (Roman Office) shall investigate the applicant's family, income and situation within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the request. The relevant information of the applicant is included in the Urban Housing Guarantee Network, which is eligible for review, and is presented at the location of the applicant's family and residence, work unit, for a period of 7 days. Incompatible with conditions, the applicant was informed in writing.

Article 33 Housing Guarantee authorities should verify the applicant's family population, vehicles, deposits, housing, and the availability of price securities, including within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request submitted by the Government of the town (the street office). Public security, property registration, human resources security, tax, business, banking, securities, etc., shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, respond in writing to the verification results within seven working days from the date of receipt of the request.

In accordance with the conditions under review, the district housing security authorities should be displayed at the municipal housing security network for a period of 7 days. The applicant was informed in writing of the reasons for non-applicability.

The district housing security authorities shall, within 15 working days of the end of the demonstration, submit to the municipal housing security management authorities the first instance opinion and all information in conjunction with the approval of the application.

Article 31 shall be reviewed by the municipal housing security administration within 20 working days of the date of receipt of requests from the district housing security authorities. They were returned after the review did not meet the conditions. In accordance with conditions, the municipal housing security management body was displayed in the media, such as office and municipal housing safety nets, for a period of 7 days. No objection or objection was established and the review results were finally reviewed; the applicant's application was dismissed and the applicant was informed and justified in writing.

The municipal housing security authorities should make final clearances available on the municipal housing security web after the expiry of the public presentation and report back to the municipal housing security authorities within seven working days.

Chapter IV

Article 32, the municipal and district housing security authorities will disclose the eligible public rental housing needs declaration to the applicant for a public rental housing round. The time is normally three years, up to five years.

The distribution of public rental housing is governed by a classification and open distribution system. The rules and relevant information should be published by the Urban Housing Guarantee Network.

Article 34 Changes in the case of family members, households, incomes, housing and property of the applicant during the round-table period should be reported to the original registration body.

Article XV of the municipal, district housing security authorities should be reviewed prior to the distribution of candidates who have been released. The eligibility for a lease was cancelled after the review was not in accordance with conditions.

Article 36 examines the eligible rotating candidates, who are the beneficiaries of the State's fixed-term pension benefits, unaccompanied and disabled persons, and who are heroic, may assign priority.

In accordance with the circumstances of the public rental housing facility and the rotating of candidates available for the current year, the municipal and district housing security authorities have established a public rental housing distribution programme, which is followed by the approval of the Royal People's Government. The area's distribution programme is submitted to the municipal housing security authorities after approval.

The Government of the people of the region directly invests or entrusts the establishment of the enterprise investment programme for the distribution of pension and collective accommodation for all types of industrial parks, which should be reported upon by the people of the region. The Government provides policy support, enterprise investment-building-building pension and a rental scheme for collective accommodations, developed by businesses themselves and reported to the housing security authorities in the area.

Article 338 applicants participating in the lease are selected for public rental housing, for example by drawing lots or cranes.

In the selection of public rental housing by the applicant, one of the following cases was released with the waiver of the eligibility for the lease:

(i) No elective property is required.

(ii) A lease contract has been chosen but has not been signed within the specified period.

(iii) No formalities were taken within 30 days of the lease contract.

(iv) Other cases where a lease is granted.

Chapter V Use of management and exit mechanisms

The lessee shall use public rental housing in accordance with the agreement of the public rental housing lease contract.

The contract for public rental housing rental is three years.

The model text of the public rental housing contract was developed and published by the municipal housing security authorities.

Article 40 rent criteria for public rental housing are determined in principle by the standard of rental of the type of housing market according to the level of market rental.

The municipal, regional housing security authorities should be subject to the same price, finance, the establishment of a standard of rent for public rental housing, which is published after the approval of the Government of the lower-level population, and adjusted in accordance with the circumstances of local economic development.

Article 40 of the Government's investment in public rental housing is vested in the same-level treasury, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Government's non-levant income management, in which the income and expenditure line is managed, specifically for reimbursement of public rental housing loans, royalties and construction of public rental housing.

Article 42 provides for the rental of public rental housing for low-income households whose income is less than 50 per cent of the urban low-insecure standard, and for property management fees are paid at 50 per cent of the contributory standard, with the remaining 50 per cent of the costs being paid by the applicant's people in the area.

Article 43 imposes a system of periodic review of the eligibility of public rental housing tenants. After review, it is no longer in accordance with the safeguards, and the lease contract was removed and the lessee should return to public rental housing.

Article 44 focuses on the construction of a public rental housing small area, which is led by a housing security management agency or property unit, and provides services to open-source businesses.

Article 42, Public rental housing property rights or operating management units, is responsible for public rental housing and its associated facilities management and maintenance.

Article 46 states that the lessee shall return to public rental housing:

(i) Removal, loan, transfer and mortgage of public rental housing.

(ii) The lease of public rental housing for operational purposes or changes in functionality.

(iii) There is no justification for the discontinuation of public rental housing for more than six months.

(iv) There shall be no justification for the continuation of two months or for the accumulated amount of uncollected rents, royalties and other costs.

(v) The loss of rented public rental housing has been severely undermined by intentional or significant negligence.

(vi) Renovate public rental housing without restatement.

(vii) Acting activities in public rental housing.

(viii) During the lease period, it is no longer in accordance with the terms of public rental housing.

(ix) The expiry of the lease period and the submission of the application for the continuation of the lease is not in accordance with the terms of the extension.

(x) Other violations, default, provided for by law, regulations or contractual agreements.

Article 47 was recovered by public rental housing and the lessee should be relocated within 30 days of the date of receipt of the contract or termination of the notice of the contract.

The lessee may apply for a maximum period of up to six months for the extension of the residence period if it is justified that it cannot be relocated at the time. During the extension period, rents were charged in accordance with market rentals with the region. The extension was refused to relocate rented twice as high as the regional rental of the same type of housing.

The lessee shall refuse to return to public rental housing without justification, and the housing security management or property unit shall require a return of the duration of the period of time; the failure to return, the housing security administration shall be credited in accordance with the law and receive a rent in accordance with two times the rental of markets with the region.

Article 48 does not pay the rent of the lessee, and its units shall assist in the collection, as required by the housing security management or property unit.

The municipal, district housing security administration should make the list of tenants who have not paid rents available on a regular basis in the city housing safety net and residence.

Article 49, the municipal and district housing security administration should strengthen the day-to-day inspection and management of public rental housing, and should be removed from the lease contract for the lessee that has not complied with the lease.

Article 50 makes a difference with respect to the review, rotation and distribution of housing applications for public rental housing, which may apply for review or complaint to the municipal, district housing security authorities.

Article 50 provides for public rental housing tenants and family members who are home to the city, who may relocate their families to the Collective Households of the House of Commons of the Public Leasing Housing, but shall not be moved into public rental housing.

The lessee has confirmed the need for a housing rental relationship, which can be certified by the public rental of housing.

No unit of article 52 shall be allowed to carry out a physical subsector in the name of rental of public rental housing.

Any unit or individual who violates the provisions of this approach may report to the municipal, district housing security authorities.

The municipal, district housing security authorities should conduct investigations within 15 working days; the investigation is true and the reportingers are given appropriate incentives.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 54 quantify the applicant or the co-accused applicant's failure to accept the application for public rental housing within five years, make it unfailed to be published in the media, such as the municipal housing safety net and imposes a fine of 1000. Rentals have been made to recover public rental housing and to pay rent at market prices; rental housing benefits have been received for rental housing benefits.

The responsibilities of the responsible persons are brought to the attention of the relevant authorities by the municipal and district housing security authorities in order to be held in accordance with the law.

Article 55, in violation of article 46 of this scheme, is corrected by the municipal, district housing security authorities, confiscation of proceeds of the law and fines of 1000 dollars; in exceptional circumstances, the application for public rental housing is no longer admissible within five years from the date of the sanctions decision.

Article 56 of the Housing Guarantee Authority authorities and other relevant departments, the housing security management body staff violate the provisions of this approach by making use of the law in the exercise of public rental housing management, in favour of private fraud, abuse of power, and in accordance with the law.

The property owner and the operating management unit of public rental housing invested in or raised by the Government consists of one of the following acts, which are being responsibly corrected by the municipal, district housing security authorities and fines of 3,000 dollars:

(i) To rent public rental housing for persons not eligible.

(ii) No public rental housing and its accompanying facilities maintenance obligations.

(iii) Changes in the nature, use and planning of public rental housing.

The housing security administration has the prior provision of the act and is governed by article 56 of this approach.

The Public Leasing Housing Development Unit did not develop a project for the construction of public rental housing as a standard, which was restructured by the municipal, district housing security authorities and fined up to 30,000 dollars.

Chapter VII

Article 59 may be established in accordance with the actual practice of this jurisdiction.

Areas can expand the scope of public rental housing security on the basis of meeting the basic security needs set out in this approach.

Article sixtieth is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the provisional approach to housing security for high-level talents and young people, as determined by me in the city.

Article sixtieth of this approach refers to the new areas of the Yochen, the Gulf, the guarantor, the fightr and economic functional areas.

The approach refers to the Government of the people of the region, including the Yokota New Zone Commission, the People's Government of the Gulf of Slavia, the People's Government of the Gulf, the People's Government of the Truce Zone and the Economic Functioning Zone Committees.

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