(Summit 15th ordinary meeting of the Government of the 8th meeting, on 6 January 2013, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 91 of 17 January 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 91 of 17 February 2013)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the management of the social work of the city, enhance the professional level and the quality of services, expedite the development of professional talents and promote the development of social work, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The development of social work should uphold the principles of integrated planning and classification, government-led and civil operation, professional resources for business and social forces, and promote professionalization, professionalization and scale of social work.

Article IV. The municipalities, the Governments of the region (including the Yokota New Zone Commission, the Economic Functional Zone Commission, with the same) should integrate social work into the overall planning of national economic and social development and promote the professional development of social work.

Article 5

The Government of the city, the people of the region should incorporate the Government's responsibilities and financial guarantees for the management of social work into the annual appraisal.

Article 6.

The Committee on Social Work has integrated, coordinated, directed and monitored social work.

Article 7 Social work authorities are administrative authorities working in this city and perform the following duties under the law:

(i) Organizing social development planning, policies and measures.

(ii) Operational guidance, training and advocacy for social development.

(iii) Develop, implement social work services and project development standards.

(iv) Planning the Government's project for the purchase of social work services and organization of project evaluation.

(v) Organizing social service guidance standards and evaluation indicators to monitor government procurement of social service project assessment.

(vi) Management and development of social service institutions.

(vii) Registration, registration and services of social workers.

(viii) To receive and address complaints against social service institutions and social workers.

(ix) Other work related to social work.

Article 8. The human resources social security sector conducts and monitors inspections with organizations responsible for the evaluation of the professional level of social workers.

The financial sector is responsible for the management and supervision of public financial funds for the purchase of services by the Government that is part of the social work and service projects.

The tax sector is responsible for the implementation of the tax preferences established by the State.

Other relevant sectors, within their respective responsibilities, work together in society.

Article 9.

Article 10 Association of Social Work Industry is a social service agency and a self-regulatory organization that receives guidance, coordination and supervision from social work authorities and undertakes the following:

(i) Develop industrial norms, professional integrity and corrections rules and establish self-regulation mechanisms for the social work industry.

(ii) Organizing professional training for social workers, vocational ethics, education, inspection and supervision of disciplines.

(iii) Provision of projects for social service providers, information dissemination, policy advice, and rights maintenance.

(iv) Conduct research and exchange of experiences and lessons learned based on industry characteristics.

(v) Promote social work and promote knowledge of social work.

(vi) Other tasks, such as laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter II Social service institutions

Article 11. The application for the establishment of a social service institution shall be in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and conditions:

(i) At least one of the launchers obtained a certificate of the professional level of the Social Worker or at least two were granted a certificate of the professional level of the Assistant Social Worker.

(ii) More than one third of the dedicated staff have obtained a certificate of the level of social work and registered with the social work authorities.

(iii) The necessary workplace.

Article 12 Social service institutions can carry out social services in such areas as social welfare, social assistance, charitable, community-building, marital family, mental health, disability rehabilitation, education counselling, employment assistance, assistance for workers, legal assistance, crime prevention, counter-narcotics, community redress, social correction, placement of gangs, population counts, people mediation, emergency disposal and the services of local workers.

In accordance with social and public needs, social service providers can develop social work services projects in accordance with the law and expand social services.

Article 13 Social work services should be guided by fair competition and good faith-based service guidelines, improved workflows, development of project funding budgets, financial management and accounting of project funds, in accordance with service delivery plans.

Article 14. Social service institutions should establish a regulatoryly binding mechanism that regulates the hardware facilities of this institution, internal management, human resources management, financial management and external service management.

Article 15. Social service institutions should establish archives management systems that properly preserve the relevant records and information in social service activities at least three years.

Article 16 Social service providers should develop institutional profiles, institutional purposes and objectives and make relevant information, such as services projects, service procedures, business protocols, fees, public services, annual prosecution and social donations available to society.

Article 17 Social service providers should establish supervisory positions to promote and manage the talent and ensure that their social workers receive counselling, training and advisory services.

Social work authorities may hire supervisory services or professional guidance for social workers.

Article 18 Social service providers should establish emergency work mechanisms to develop emergency preparedness cases and respond to emergencies in the service process. Social service providers should participate in public emergency response disposal, in coordination with the relevant Government departments, to assist in such efforts as emergency relief, post-disaster reconstruction, information gathering, decision-making advice, dispute mediation and psychological intervention.

Article 19 Social service institutions can communicate and cooperate with social service institutions and high schools in areas such as ports, and improve the level and quality of services.

Article 20 Social service providers should establish public complaints channels, publish complaints telephone numbers and e-mail boxes, receive public complaints and respond within 15 work days from the date of receipt of the complaint.

Article 21 Social service providers should strengthen communication and communication with voluntary service organizations.

Social service institutions can work together through the application or recruitment of volunteers to voluntary service organizations to work together in social work services, and create mechanisms for social workers to attract volunteers and volunteer assistance to social workers.

Specific approaches and modalities for the application and recruitment of volunteers are developed separately.

Social workers

Article 2

Article 23 of this city introduces a system of registration of social work vocational certificates, divided into the first registration and re-registration.

For the first time, the period of acceptance was for a period of one year from the date of the social worker's access to the level of social work, for a period of three years; for a further registration period of three months prior to the expiry of the last period of effectiveness.

Article 24 Professional graduates who have not yet obtained a certificate of social work, or existing social work practitioners who have been trained in social work, may apply for registration to social work authorities.

Social workers are included in the management of social workers, with specific registration methods developed by the Social Work Authorities.

Article 25 The registration period for social workers is one year, with an annual period of up-to-date registration, and the period of receipt of the final registration period is three months before the end of the last period.

Article 26 Government authorities should provide free training for social workers and increase their professionalism and capacity. The units receiving services should support their participation in training.

Information on the training of social workers should be registered in a timely manner. No registration and extension registration procedures are required for training.

Article 27, Remuneration and Welfare of Social Workers, by social service providers, is defined in consultation with social workers in the light of the criteria for pay guidance.

Social work authorities should develop, adapt and regularly publish social worker pay guidance standards with the relevant departments.

Article 28 Social service institutions shall be guaranteed by law as social workers for social security and their rights such as marriage leave, maternity leave.

The unit receiving services should facilitate the provision of office premises, equipment and equipment for social workers, as required by the service agreement.

Article 33 Social workers shall be subject to disciplinary law and to ethical and professional norms.

Article 33 Social workers shall respect the principle of confidentiality and respect the privacy of the person who is the subject of the service and shall not disclose information on the subject of the service.

Chapter IV Financial support and policy promotion

Article 32 establishes a system of multi-donor funding that is supported by public financial support and is supported by the welfare of the public.

Municipal, district finances afford the funds to purchase and carry out social work services.

Article 33 Commodity finances have arranged a portion of the special funds from the municipal welfare ticket and a competitive distribution, with appropriate specialised subsidies for the social work of the various sectors.

Article 34 of this city encourages social donations to lead social funding into the area of social work.

Article XV provides that the city and the people of the region shall provide the necessary services and facilities for social work.

Article XVI provides funding to eligible social service providers for the provision of services or funds in the municipalities, sector-related sectors, the Government of the Towns (Roman Street Office) to support their operations.

Article 37

Article 338 may establish social service institutions, including through project solicitation.

Specific social services can be entrusted to social service providers, or to social service providers to buy their jobs.

Article 39 Social service providers can enjoy the tax incentives established by the State under the law.

Emissions from social service providers by entrepreneurship, enterprise units or individuals are granted by law to the State's tax relief.

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Article 42 Organizations such as trade unions, groups of young people, gynaecologists, MFN and ICRC should strengthen the development of professional talents in social work.

Article 43

Article 44 of this city introduces a social worker promotion system, with specific promotion conditions, procedures and modalities developed by the municipal social work authorities.

Article 42

Article 46

The city supports the Social Work Industry Association in the selection and rewarding of good social workers and excellent social service cases.

The media, such as television, radio, newspapers and networks, should increase awareness of the work of society.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 48 conducts audit oversight by the auditing department of social work authorities and the social work services that utilize financial funds.

Article 49 of the municipal social work authorities shall entrust the inspection assessment of the Commission's hardware facilities, internal management, operation status and the effectiveness of its social work services, consisting of professionals working in society.

Evaluating the social excellence service institutions, which can be accorded priority under the same conditions when requesting government purchase services and related funding.

Article 50 provides for the establishment of a third-party assessment system for the purchase of social services by the Government.

Article 50 of the Social Workers violates the laws, regulations, professional ethics or self-soiling, borrowing, renting and transfer of registration certificates, in the case of a serious nature, and is registered by the social work authorities.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 52, in violation of articles 16 and 20 of the Social Work Service, has been modified by the time limit of the responsibility of the social work authorities; there has been no change over time, with a fine imposed by the social service authorities.

Article 53 Social workers, in violation of articles 23 and 25, are not registered and registered, in the name of the social worker, and are responsible by the social work authorities for the cessation of illegal occupations.

Article 54 of the Social Work Authority does not perform or perform statutory responsibilities, and is restructured and criticized by the principal Government, the superior social work authority or the inspectorate, in accordance with its mandate, and by the law of the responsible person and the person responsible for direct responsibility.

Article 55 of the competent persons directly responsible for the department and other direct responsibilities are toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, be disposed of by law by their offices or superior authorities; and the transfer of suspected crimes to the judiciary is governed by law.

Chapter VII

Article 56

The social work described in this approach refers to a dedicated professional activity to promote social harmony through the integrated use of expertise, methods and know-how to help individuals, families, groups, organizations and communities in need.

This approach refers to non-profit social organizations providing professional services for the public and social development of society.

The approach refers to social workers who receive certain professional education or training, and who engage in professionalized social work services.

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