(Summit No. 110 of 18 December 2012 of the Government of the People of Ankara to consider the publication, through Order No. 244 of 31 December 2012, of the People's Government Order No. 244 of 31 December 2013, effective 1 March 2013)

Article 1 provides for the regulation of the registration of mobile populations, the strengthening of the management of mobile population services, the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population, the promotion of social harmony and the development of this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to the registration and residence certificates of the population flowing within the province's administration.

This approach refers to persons who are not resident in the province, or who live in the province within the territorial administration.

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should incorporate the management of mobile population services into national economic and social development planning, establish a system of sound work, guarantee requirements, develop and expand the functioning of residence permits and promote the compatibility of basic public services for the mobile population.

Article IV. Governments of the provinces and districts should develop integrated information systems for the management of mobile population services in line with the principles of resource integration, centralized management and interconnection. Sectors such as development reform, education, public safety, civil affairs, administration of justice, finance, human resources security, rural and urban construction, transport, health, population family planning, tax, and business administration should improve the service management information system, as required by the sharing of information resources from mobile populations.

Article 5 is responsible for the registration and residence of the mobile population. In municipalities, districts (communes, districts) have mobile population service administrations, and public security agencies can commission specific services for the registration and residence of mobile populations.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant departments of the Government of the above-mentioned population are able to register mobile populations.

The communes (communes), street offices, the Community Residential Commission and the Village People's Commission should assist in the provision of services related to the registration of mobile populations.

Article 6. The mobile population shall be registered in the place of residence by a resident's identity card or other effective status, within 15 days of the date of residence.

The mobile population of minors and persons with disabilities who are under the age of 16 years may be registered by their relatives on behalf of their families.

Article 7. The mobile population of accommodation in hotels and other accommodation-based operating services is considered to be registered in accordance with national, provincial and relevant provisions.

The mobile population living in close relatives has been declared voluntary.

Article 8 is registered by schools, training institutions in boarding schools or training personnel, with the responsibility of the school, training institutions, and is registered by the rescue agencies. The registration units should be sent to local public security authorities within five working days from the date of registration.

Article 9 uses a person's unit, a house renter, house rental or vocational representation agency, and should be sent to local public security authorities from five working days from the establishment, termination or removal of labour relations, rental relations, brokering services.

Article 10. The public security authorities should proactively provide services for the registration of a mobile population, create conditions for the pooling of registrations by the mobile population concerned units, expand the means for the registration of information on the residence of the mobile population, open the channels of declaration such as telephone, facsimile, short-conferencing, networking and so as to facilitate the release of registration of residency information from the mobile population.

Article 11, which is to reside for more than one month of residence, is in accordance with one of the following conditions, and can give a residence certificate to the public security organs of residence:

(i) Labour contracts have been concluded with the residence agent's unit;

(ii) A licence has been obtained in the place of business administration;

(iii) Participation in social insurance in residence;

(iv) A stable income in the place of residence;

(v) The residence of a fixed residence;

(vi) In accordance with the conditions of the residence of the family, the immigration proceedings have not yet been carried out.

Article 12 Responsibilities of residence warrants should be presented to the public security authorities for personal identification or other valid status certificates, as well as relevant material in the near future and consistent with the conditions set out in article 11 of this approach.

Article 13 should be accepted by the public security authorities for the whole of the declaration, and the material required should be communicated on a one-time basis.

In order to meet the requirements of the author, the public security authority shall, for five working days from the date of admissibility, launch a residence certificate. The applicant should be informed of the reasons for non-compliance.

Article 14. Registration projects include names, gender, national, birth date, citizenship numbers, recent photographs, habitat sites, place of residence, place of residence, issuance of organs and issuance dates.

Article 15. One witness to the residence certificate. More than one year of residence, the holder of the residence certificate shall, within one month of residence and within one month prior to the expiration of one month of residence, proceed with the signing of the notice by the public security authority in the present place.

The mobile population of minors and persons with disabilities who are under 16 years of age and who do not work, may be contracted by their relatives.

Unscheduled schedules, the previous year's residence time is not calculated in a cumulative manner.

Article 16 holder of the residence certificate shall be registered by a public security authority in the new place of residence within 15 days of the change of residence within the territorial administration.

Article 17 is not charged by public security authorities for the registration, residence certificate and contracting of a mobile population.

Article 18 Mobile populations enjoy the right to work, to participate in social insurance, public health services, family planning services, public cultural services, social assistance, legal services, legal aid, etc., in their residence, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

The residence certificate of the mobile population is entitled to preschool education, compulsory education, employment support, vocational education benefits, guaranteed housing, housing and housing benefits. The above-mentioned people's Government shall, in line with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, develop specific provisions on the rights of the holder of the residence certificate.

The residence certificate of the mobile population can be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of residence, occupational technical accreditation, professional technical career evaluation, entry documents, and immigration orders.

The authorities and public service institutions should facilitate the use of residence permits.

Article 19 does not declare the registration of residence under article 6, article 16, and procedures for the processing of a change of residence, which is communicated by the public security authorities.

Article 20, in violation of article 8, paragraph 9, of the present approach, provides that the relevant units and individuals do not submit the information on the registration of the mobile population on time, are subject to the order of the public security authority, and that the denial of correction is punishable by a fine of 2.0.

Article 21, which is one of the following acts, is warned by the public security authorities and fined by €200:

(i) The use of false evidence to deceive a residence permit;

(ii) The unlawful seizure of a residence permit by another person;

(iii) Instructions of residence of others.

Conceptions of residence are recovered by public security authorities.

Article 2 provides for a forged residence permit or the sale of a forged residence permit, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars for the Public Security Service.

The forged residence permit was collected by public security authorities.

The relevant units and their staff are one of the following acts, and the responsible leadership and direct responsibilities are treated in accordance with the law:

(i) A breach of a provision for payment;

(ii) To take advantage of the facilitation of the production, issuance of residence cards, to receive the property of another person or to seek other benefits;

(iii) In violation of the provision for the seizure of residence cards;

(iv) The sale or illegal provision of personal information to persons who are mobile;

(v) Other violations of the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population in the process of registration and residence certificates.

Article 24, residents of Hong Kong, Macao Special Administrative Region, and residency registration in the area of Taiwan, the residents of the Republic of China and foreigners, stateless persons, is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 25 Reservations received by the mobile population prior to the operation of this scheme are still valid during the period of effectiveness; the residence certificate of the applicant is calculated on a cumulative basis.

Article 26 It was enacted in 1996 and amended in 2008 to re-examine the Modalities for the Care of Population in the Ablem province.