(Summit No. 114 of 21 December 2012 of the Eleventh People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 83 of 10 January 2013 of the People's Government Order No. 83 of 10 January 2013.

Article 1, in order to guarantee the rights and interests of the victims of vaccinations, regulate the work of the omnibus response and establish this approach in the light of the National Department's Regulations on the Distribution and Prevention of Immunization.

Article 2 applies to the provision of vaccines free of charge to citizens by the people's Government, an unusual response that citizens have been subjected to various vaccines in accordance with the provisions of the People's Government, which is confirmed by survey diagnosis or post-confirmation as compensation for the prevention of vaccination.

Article 3. The health administration in the self-government area is responsible for the monitoring and management of vaccination compensation.

The municipal, district-level health administration is responsible for the specific implementation of the vaccination response compensation in this administrative area.

Article IV provides a one-time compensation for the prevention of vaccinations. The cost of the prevention of an unusual response is included in the financial budget arrangements for the self-government area, which are managed specifically by the health administration in the self-government area.

Article 5: The Group of Experts on the Prevention of Immunization, established by the district-level disease prevention control agencies, investigated the diagnosis and confirmed the findings of the survey.

Health institutions and other units and individuals are not allowed to make diagnostic findings for the prevention of vaccinations.

In one of the following cases, the Group of Experts on the Prevention of Immunization, either in the municipality of the establishment or in the self-government area, should investigate diagnostics:

(i) Death and severe disability of the person;

(ii) Group-specific suspicions to prevent an unusual response;

(iii) Acquired prevention response that has a significant impact on society;

(iv) Related cases after the vaccination of poliomyelitis.

Article 7. The Group of Experts on the Prevention of Immunization Response (CEAR) shall report in writing on the findings of the survey to the health administration at the same level on 10 days after the diagnosis of the survey; on the quality of vaccines, it should also report on drug surveillance management.

In five working days after the receipt of the diagnostic findings report, the health administration should communicate the diagnostic findings in writing to the licensee or the licensee's legal guardians, the legal successors of the individual (hereinafter referred to as a recipient) and the vaccination units, and the companies involved in the quality of vaccine production.

The Group of Experts and its members shall not be informed by the findings of the survey, without the consent of the health administration.

Article 8. Emerging, vaccination units, vaccine-producing enterprises objected to the findings of the diagnostic survey on vaccinations, may apply for the identification of medical boards in the area established by the vaccination units within 60 days of the date of receipt of the findings of the diagnosis of the survey, and the absence of conclusions from the municipal medical board of the establishment area, which could be re-confirmed within 15 days of the date of receipt of the ARV.

Article 9 prevents the diagnostic findings of an omnibus response survey or determines that the finding is disability and considers that the need for a hierarchy of disability should be assessed, as indicated in the diagnostic report or the identification of conclusions report, by the health administration to inform the self-government medical board of the disability rating.

Article 10

(i) At the level of preventive vaccination damage means the death or severe disability caused by the individual.

Level A, etc.: Death.

At tier B, for example, the absence of important organs or the full loss of functions, the failure of other organs to pay, the existence of special medical dependency on the part of the individual, and the life of the person cannot be self-sustainable.

(ii) Sub-tier preventive vaccination damage means causing severe functional barriers to persons affected by sexual disability, organ organization damage.

Level IIa, etc.: organ failures or functions are completely lost, other organs cannot be reimbursed and the sick may have special medical dependency or the majority of their lives cannot be self-sustained.

Level II B, etc.: There is a lack of organs, severe impairment, serious de facto circumstances, with serious functional barriers that may have special medical dependence or that most of the lives cannot be self-sustainable.

Level II C, etc.: There is a lack of organs, severe impairments, a clear de facto situation, with serious functional barriers that may have special medical dependency or the part of the life.

At the secondary level, for example: there is a lack of organs, most of the damage, de facto circumstances, with serious functional barriers that may have general medical dependence and live self-sustainability.

(iii) The omnibus response damage at the third level refers to the general functional barriers that result in minor disability, damage to organ organizations.

3A, etc.: There is a lack of organs, most of the damage, de facto circumstances, and a greater functional obstacle that may have general medical dependence and live self-sustainability.

3 bis. Most of the organ's deficiencies or omissions, with medium-sized functional barriers, may have general medical dependence and live self-sustainability.

3C, for example: most of the organ's deficiencies or omissions, with minor functional barriers, may have a general medical dependence and live self-sustainability.

At the third level, among other things: organ failure or deconstituency, with minor functional barriers, the lack of medical dependence and the self-sustainability of life.

Level 3 e.g. organ failures or omissions, with minor functional barriers, with no medical dependence and living self-sustainable.

(iv) The four-tier preventive vaccination damage means an unusual response to vaccination of other consequences that cause tangible physical damage to the individual.

Article 11. The Group of Experts on the Prevention of Immunization and Diagnosticization, whose death is considered to require a mortuary, shall cooperate with the legal guardian or legal successor.

Requirements for work related to the prevention of vaccination surveys at all levels, such as syllabuses, morgues, etc. are arranged by the same financial sector in the budget and are not charged by the various parties.

Article 13 is subject to an application by a variety of parties for an syllabus for the prevention of an unusual response or an assessment of the level of disability. Accreditation or assessment fee is arranged from the same-tier financial budget to be paid by the same-level health administration on a one-time basis by the same-tier health administration. Unlike the prevention of an unusual response, the identification fees or assessment fees are borne by the licensee that presents an unusual response.

The prevention of vaccinations is identifiable or the assessment of fees is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 14. The diagnostic conclusions of the Group of diagnoses for the Prevention of Immunization survey are the basis for the prevention of compensation for anomal response; the diagnostic findings are validated to determine the basis for compensation.

Article 15 Prevention of the diagnosis of the omnes response survey or the identification of findings to prevent an unusual response, may apply to the syllabus health administration at the district level of the unit's location for the prevention of an abnormal response within 90 days of the receipt of the Immunization Survey, or the identification of conclusions.

Article 16

(i) The application for the prevention of compensation for the omnibus response;

(ii) The identity card or a household certificate for the reproduction (previously available);

(iii) Acquisition prevention response for patients to photocopy or follow-up cases, as well as the original tickets for the treatment of the related costs of patients;

(iv) Prevention of diagnostic findings or identification of conclusions and identification of cost statements;

(v) Discrimination of the level of disability and assessment of the cost.

Authorizations should also be submitted to other persons on request.

Article 17

(i) Medical fees: basic medical expenses incurred by the licensee in the basic medical insurance of the urban workers, basic health insurance for the urban population or new rural cooperative medical establishments for medical treatment, rehabilitation and vaccinations related to the actual expenditure of the disease are paid in accordance with the self-payment portion of the individual after the medical safeguards system (other than self-funding of medicines) and the original fees provided are paid.

(ii) Contrary to work expenses: a person who is a victim of his or her family (numbered 1) and a person who has fixed income during the period of treatment, which is calculated at the average annual salary of the employee in accordance with the annual self-government unit in the year of vaccination, the hours of work fees are calculated from the date of the application for the diagnosis to confirmation of the compensation.

(iii) Transport fees: transportation expenses actually required by a convenor and a jury (including transportation costs incurred in the medical treatment of the medical or transit board) are paid in principle in accordance with vehicle or fire tickets (other than beds).

(iv) Handicapped living allowance: Based on confirmed disability levels and per capita incomes in the previous year's self-government area, up to 20 years; disability benefits = per person in the previous year of vaccination year's previous year's self-government area, at least 100 per cent, and 10 per cent at each level.

(v) Disability material: persons with disabilities need functional support equipment, which is calculated in accordance with the standard of reimbursement for the first year of the vaccination year at the prices of single-country-specific functional supplemental devices.

(vi) Death compensation: calculations of incomes per capita for the last year of self-government are based on the calculation of 20 years.

Article 18 The district-level health administration should receive compensation for payment within 20 days and provide advice on the review of the municipal health administration in the districts; the municipal health administration in the area should be reviewed within 15 days from the date of receipt of the opinion and reviewed by the health administration in the self-government area. The health administration in the self-government area should complete the review within 20 days and transmit the review to the municipal, district-level health administration in the area where the territorial health administration informed the applicant within 7 days.

The review confirmed that compensation was paid, and the district-level health administration should receive a letter of compensation for the prevention of vaccinations; the review confirmed that the non-payment of compensation should be given written observations and reasons.

The applicant shall, within 60 days of the date of receipt of the letter of payment for the prevention of an unusual response, enter into an agreement on the prevention of vaccinations with the district-level health administration.

Upon the signing of the Immunity Response Compensation Agreement between the district-level health administration and the applicant, the Immunization Relief Compensation Agreement shall be reported to the health administration in the self-government area within 7 days and, within 20 days of receipt of the Immunity Response Relief Agreement, the health administration of the self-government area will pay compensation payments to the district-level health administration. The district-level health administration will pay a lump sum to the applicant within 7 days of receipt of the compensation cost.

Article 20 Prevention of vaccinations from voluntary self-payments requires compensation to the affected persons, and compensation costs are borne by the relevant vaccine-producing enterprises and are implemented in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article 21, this approach has been implemented effective 1 March 2013.