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Liaoning Province Has A Population Of Service Management Approach

Original Language Title: 辽宁省实有人口服务管理办法

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Practical population service management approaches in Hindu Province

(Adopted at the 65th ordinary meeting of the Eleventh People's Government, held on 14 January 2013, by Decree No. 281 of 4 February 2013, published as from 1 April 2013)

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of the services of the population, protect the basic rights of the population, improve the mechanisms for the security of the population, promote economic development and social harmony and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

The second approach applies to the management of services of the population in my province's administration.

Article 3. The management of population services is governed by the principles of safeguarding rights and optimizing services and is governed by residence.

Article IV, municipalities, districts (at the district level, area under the same conditions) public security authorities and their affiliated public security officers are responsible for the registration of the population, the issuance of the residence certificate and the collection of basic personal status information and residential information, such as the name of the population, gender, national, birth date, the place of residence, the place of residence, citizenship numbers, photographs (hereinafter referred to as a real demographic basis).

The executive branch such as development reform, finance, economic and informationization, human resources social security, housing urban and rural construction, population counting, education, civil affairs, health, business, tax and justice should be co-directed in the management of population-related services in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

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Street offices, communes (communes) Governments should identify real population managers, as needed, to assist public security agencies in the management of related services such as physical population-based information-gathering.

Article 6 provides for the management of population services to be incorporated into the public financial budget of the current Government.

Article 7. Business-related organizations, non-commercial units or individuals involved in the registration of population-based information shall fulfil their obligations under this scheme in accordance with the provisions of this approach. It fulfils its obligations to register a population and incorporates the credit evaluation system in accordance with the law.

The public security authorities and relevant units and individuals should be kept confidential in their personal information known in the management of the population.

The following provisions should be observed:

(i) The declaration of birth registration by the head of household, relatives and dependants;

(ii) Deaths of citizens, registered by heads of households, relatives, dependants, neighbouring residents, undeclared deaths, dispatched by the residence boards, the village councils' certificates and confirmed by the investigation;

(iii) The relocation of the person or head of the head of the household, which is declared to be transferred and registered;

(iv) The recruitment of uniformed personnel, which is declared by themselves, heads of households, and the write-off of a household;

(v) The content of the registration at the household level needs to be changed or corrected, either by the head of the household or by the head of the household.

Article 9. The population of the residential population is proposed to reside for more than one month in the place of residence and shall be registered by a resident's identity card or other effective status certificate, within 7 days of the date of the arrival of the residence public security station or by a community resident commission entrusted by the public security service.

The Council of Community Residents can accept the management of real-demographic-related services entrusted by public security agencies.

Article 10. The mobile population is proposed to reside for more than one month in my province, with resident identification or other effective status certificates that are sent to the public security officer or commissioned by the public security service to declare the residence registration of the mobile population and to have the residence certificate.

Persons under the age of 16 are not subject to the residence certificate, except for their voluntary application.

Article 11 has one of the following conditions, only in the case of residence registration and does not claim the residence certificate:

(i) A person who is in hotel accommodation is registered by the hotel;

(ii) Inpatient medical personnel in hospitals, registered by hospitals;

(iii) Persons boarding or training in schools, training institutions are registered by schools, training institutions;

(iv) Persons receiving assistance at the Resort station are registered by the Resort.

The former body or unit responsible for registration should regularly send the registered information to the public security station.

Article 12. The mobile population shall be entitled to the residence certificate and shall be provided with legal and effective identification documents, housing lease agreements or related residence certificates.

Article 13 Changes in the registration of the residence certificate should be validated by himself within 7 days of the date of the change, to issue a change in registration to the residence certificate or to the Community Residential Commission entrusted by the Public Security dispatch.

The effective period of residence is divided into one year, two years and three years, with the voluntary choice of the time period of effectiveness by the mobile population. The effective expiry of the residence certificate requires an extension, and the witness shall apply for the extension of the security dispatch of the place of residence by 30 days of the expiry of the effective period.

The loss and damage of the residence certificate should be applied in a timely manner.

The residence certificate is free of charge, a change in registration and extension, accommodation and replacement.

This approach has been followed up by the residence certificate, with an effective residence permit free of charge and its duration of residence is calculated.

Article XIV employs mobile population units, occupational intermediaries service providers provide occupational brokering services for mobile populations, and houses brokering services offer residential brokering services for tenants, or the legitimate use of houses directly rented houses should be registered with the actual population-based information of the persons concerned and sent the information to the public security station within 7 days of the date of registration.

Article 15. Public security stations and street offices, communes (communes) have real population managers responsible for collecting and validating information on the basis of the population. In the collection, verification process, it is possible to carry out a query, such as a donation. In the case of the above-mentioned registration service, the markings of a unified system should be assembled and work documents are presented.

Information, such as the names of population managers, photographs, documents numbers and scope of services, should be shown in the areas of their work.

Units and individuals should cooperate in the collection and management of information actually carried out by population managers and, if so, provide information.

Article 16, led by the Government, is responsible for the establishment of a comprehensive population information system that collects and integrates information resources from all sectors of the Government to achieve information-sharing.

Article 17 declares a registered residential population, which can be certified by a residential public security station for a residence certificate, a certificate of survival and a certificate of non-violability.

Article 18 Removal of the population from its residence certificate enjoys the same rights as the permanent population:

(i) The right to social security in accordance with the law;

(ii) To apply for public rental housing as prescribed;

(iii) The motor vehicle driver's vehicle driver's vehicle and the registration of mobile vehicles and non-motive vehicles;

(iv) Port handling, commercial visa and border passes;

(v) Business registration, tax registration;

(vi) Registration of qualifications to participate in the professional technical functions of residence, as required;

(vii) The children who live together with them are required to participate in compulsory education in my province, at the high school level and in the midst of the examination;

(viii) Participation by law in the organization and management of social affairs in the place of residence;

(ix) Provision of legal assistance in accordance with the law of a dispute between the authorities concerned;

(x) To apply for a certificate of existence and a criminal record;

(xi) Other rights and interests specified by the Government of the State, Province and residence.

Article 19 The mobile population enjoys the same health services as the permanent population:

(i) To participate free of charge in awareness-raising and reproductive health knowledge on population and family planning;

(ii) Be free of charge to pre-school counselling and counselling for early childhood relaunching;

(iii) Provide free access to contraceptives in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the provinces and the municipalities, and receive family planning technical services such as contraceptive screening and surgery, termination of pregnancy operations and family planning operations, and treatment of complications;

(iv) A prenatal inspection and inpatient delivery services for the appointment of medical institutions;

(v) The provision of services such as vaccinations for children and planned immunizations for minors living with them;

(vi) Control of infectious diseases;

(vii) Other public services provided by the Government of the State, the province and residence.

Article 20 should continue to expand the scope of guaranteeing basic rights and public services for the flow of people, in accordance with the realities of the region, to improve public service security mechanisms and to achieve progressively the realization of basic rights and public services.

Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides that the resident population does not declare the place of registration or the mobile population does not appear to have the residence certificate, and it is charged by a public security officer at the location to fill it by the deadline; that it is not later filled; and that the individual credit file is recorded as an individual's bad credit.

In violation of this approach, a person's unit, an occupational intermediary service agency, a house broker service, a house renter, and the hotel, hospitals, schools, training institutions, support agencies, etc. false reports, concealment or fail to submit information on a timely basis, the period of time being transferred by a public security officer at the location; the misrepresentation of a person to be charged with a fine of up to 200 million dollars per treasury of the district public security authority, and the filing of an individual's credit file as an enterprise or an individual.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that staff members who are in fact subject to the management of population services are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) No actual registration of a population or the issuance of a residence permit, as prescribed;

(ii) Receiving the costs of the residence certificate in violation;

(iii) Disclosure, sale, unlawful use or provision of personal information known in the work;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 24 of this approach refers to the population who actually resides within my province's administration, including the permanent population, the residential population, the mobile population and the diaspora.

Article 25 Services management of a large number of people outside the country is governed by the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

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