(Summit 13th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Harmira, 24 November 2012 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 9 of 17 December 2012 concerning the People's Government Order No. 9 of 17 December 2013, effective 1 February 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of persons with disabilities, develop the cause of persons with disabilities, guarantee the equal and full participation of persons with disabilities in social life and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Disabled Persons Guarantee Act, the Blackang Law on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities.

Article 2

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The Government of the People's Republic of Article IV should strengthen the construction of grass-roots organizations of persons with disabilities to secure the funding of work and the treatment of persons.

Article 5

In accordance with the laws, regulations, statutes and acceptances of the same-level Government, the Federation of Persons with Disabilities (ICP) has been carrying out the work of persons with disabilities, the preparation of the current administrative regional development planning and annual plans for the cause of persons with disabilities, the mobilization of social forces for the development of the cause of persons with disabilities and the day-to-day work of the Committee on the Work of Persons with Disabilities.

Ministries such as finance, human resources and social security, housing security and housing management, health, population and family planning, civil affairs, transport, education and public safety should be able to secure the related work in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 7

Specific funds for the cause of persons with disabilities comprise:

(i) Government financial allocations;

(ii) Employment guarantees for persons with disabilities;

(iii) Specialized funds for the development of the cause of persons with disabilities in the form of a public social welfare bond;

(iv) Social funding;

(v) Social donations;

(vi) Other earmarked funds available within the scope of national policies.

Specific funds earmarked for the cause of persons with disabilities are subject to scrutiny in the areas of finance, audit, inspection.

Chapter II Disability assessment

Article 8. The persons who apply for disability assessment shall receive a disability assessment application in accordance with the relevant provisions to the community resident council or the commune (commune) people's Government, to the disability assessment hospital, to which medical diagnostic results are made available to the district or district (commune).

In the district or in the district (market) Disabled People's Federation concluded disability assessment based on medical diagnostics and reported to the Federation of Persons with Disabilities.

Article 9. The Federation of Persons with Disabilities has been validated and considered that the disability assessment findings are in compliance with the disability criteria and that the notification area or district (market) disability associations are free of the disability certificate.

Article 10. The applicant's objection to the conclusion of the disability assessment may apply to the Government of the city or to the Federation of Persons with Disabilities in the Province.

Chapter III Rehabilitation and medical treatment

Article 11. The health, population and family planning sectors of the city, district, and district (market) should be developed and implemented with the Disabled People's Federation to develop plans of action for disability prevention and early detection, early treatment mechanisms to promote, universal access to mother-to-child health and disability prevention knowledge and to improve the prenatal inspection system.

Article 12 Rehabilitation institutions for persons with disabilities should have sites, facilities, equipment and professionals that are adapted to the implementation of rehabilitation services and carry out rehabilitation services in accordance with the norms governing the rehabilitation of persons with disabilities.

The services of the auxiliary equipment for persons with disabilities should be organized to carry out the appropriate distribution assessment, supply, distribution, maintenance, rehabilitation and information advice.

Article 13 focuses on persons with disabilities who participate in the basic health insurance of the urban population, and the health insurance expenses paid by individuals are borne by the Government.

Persons with disabilities who participate in the basic health insurance of the urban workers and the population are subject to medical fees paid by the Integrated Health Insurance Fund in hospitalization at the psychiatric hospitals. Persons with disabilities who participate in the basic health insurance of the urban workers are treated at the Psychia Hospital, which is declared, examined in accordance with the sick diagnosis criteria, and receive benefits for the treatment of the special chronic illnesses in this city.

There has been a gradual increase in the integration of rehabilitation projects within the scope of basic medical guarantees.

The relevant units and individuals should be kept confidential to the medical information, rehabilitation information and other personal information of persons with disabilities; however, the legal performance of their duties requires public exceptions.

Chapter IV Education and training

Article 15 Governments should arrange funds for special education for persons with disabilities and increase the cost of education. Priority should be given to the establishment of special education schools and special education classes. Education supplemental fees collected every year should be pushed into special education for persons with disabilities.

Article 16 grants annual subsidies to students who blind, deaf and intellectually have disabilities in poor households in special education schools. The subsidy requirements are reported under the same level of finance under the special education schools.

Article 17 provides a one-time funding for persons with disabilities and children of persons with disabilities (personal persons with disabilities and students are required to attend the same household) at the same level, and is provided by the Federation of Persons with Disabilities in both the city and the district, the district (communes) and the funds required from the employment security of persons with disabilities.

For persons with disabilities and children of persons with disabilities who are permanent households in this city (persons with disabilities and trainees are required to attend vocational training and receive vocational qualifications certificates from the human resources and social security sector, a one-time funding from the area of the location of the disabled person's household or from the city's Disabled People's Federation, which funds are required from the employment security of persons with disabilities.

Persons with disabilities, voice disabled persons and persons with light hearing at the Standing Households in this city are provided with a one-time funding from a disability-friendly employment security fund through the training of motor vehicle drivers in schools and the acquisition of a motor vehicle by a public safety transport administration.

Chapter V Social security

Article 18

(i) Integrate the families of persons with disabilities that meet the minimum living conditions into the minimum range of living guarantees on the ground and ensure that they are insured;

(ii) For persons with disabilities who live together with their parents in the city area and who have been able to enjoy the minimum standard of living for the city, their minimum living guarantees are granted in accordance with the highest standards.

Article 19 Depending on the income of persons with disabilities or their spouses, the person's unit shall not be removed from the labour relationship with persons with disabilities or their spouses for other reasons. For persons with disabilities who have lost their jobs for reasons such as cancellation, dissolution, suspension and insolvency, the relevant departments and units should, in accordance with the relevant provisions, guarantee the basic life of their families and organize their participation in employment training, give priority to recommended employment.

Article 20 states that the civil affairs sector should take measures to provide timely assistance and adequate resettlement to persons with disabilities who are pushed into the streets and who live without their lives.

Licences such as coercion, fraud, the use of children with disabilities, juvenile begging or the organization of activities such as children with disabilities, juveniles in performances harmful to their physical and mental health are prohibited.

Article 21, the relevant sectors and districts of the city and the communes (communes) Governments should establish specialized care institutions for persons with disabilities, gradually introducing centralized care services for eligible persons with disabilities, home care services or day-to-day care services, and grant appropriate subsidies.

The relevant branches of the Government should prioritize the placement of affordable housing or rental housing subsidies for poor persons with disabilities in line with the conditions of housing security; and provide adequate care for families with disabilities who are incapable of receiving physical lease operations.

The Government concerned should prioritize the arrangements for the families of persons with disabilities that meet the tenancy of public rental housing.

Article 23. The following preferential treatment shall be accorded to persons with disabilities or to their families.

(i) The installation of cable television, the application of which is consistent with the location of the household, free of charge and 50 per cent of the basic receipt maintenance fee;

(ii) The installation of telephone, gas pipeline facilities and the opening of the Internet, the application of which is consistent with the location of the household, and the payment of 50 per cent of the initial and installation costs;

(iii) Free replacement of water tables;

(iv) Licence of work and injury to work;

(v) Removal of related costs for persons with disabilities and their spouses, children's immigration procedures;

(vi) The free use of garage for persons with disabilities in public parks;

(vii) Free use of urban levies;

(viii) Priority in the acquisition of tickets when entering the fee-for-feed cultural, sports and recreational places.

Article 24 provides units or places for the provision of preferential services to persons with disabilities, which should be marked by the priority, preference and payment of persons with disabilities.

Chapter VI Cultural life

Article 25 Governments should provide public cultural services and products adapted to the needs of persons with disabilities and create conditions to encourage and assist persons with disabilities to participate in cultural, sports activities and to guarantee the basic cultural rights of persons with disabilities.

Article 26 Governments and relevant departments, units should take the following measures to enrich the cultural life of persons with disabilities:

(i) There are plans to build, modify and expand public cultural, sports places that facilitate the participation of persons with disabilities, and to set clear signs;

(ii) Public cultural, sports places, such as parks, memorials, science and technology, ventilation, etc., which are free of charge to the open government of persons with disabilities, and free of charge, supplementary services; blind, bisexual and disabled persons, and persons with heavy intellectual disabilities, may be admitted to the places mentioned above by a paternal officer;

(iii) The establishment of the Blind and Blind-kit in the public library, which should be free of charge for persons with disabilities;

(iv) Unpaid advertisements reflecting the public interest of persons with disabilities, setting a column reflecting the development of the cause of persons with disabilities, the living of persons with disabilities, and supporting television programming and handicaps;

(v) Telephone free of charge for blind people.

Article 27 State bodies, social groups, businesses etc. should support, encourage and organize the participation of persons with disabilities in cultural, sports activities. Persons with disabilities are chosen to participate in cultural and sports activities in the country, provinces, municipalities, districts, districts and districts (markets), which should be supported by ensuring that their wages and benefits are not affected; and non-working units receive appropriate subsidies from organizational units.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 28, in violation of this approach by the executive branch and its staff, has been replaced by an inspection body or by the authority to organ responsible for a period of time; a failure to change; an administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; a serious case, constituting an offence, and a criminal liability under the law:

(i) No disability assessment as prescribed and a nuclear disability certificate;

(ii) No subsidy, subsidies, fees or other preferential treatment for persons with disabilities, as prescribed;

(iii) Specialized funds for the purpose of crowding, misappropriating, intercepting and dispersing persons with disabilities;

(iv) Other circumstances that require accountability in violation of this approach.

The relevant bodies established by article 29 of the Government do not comply with their obligations under the law and are subject to the deadlines of responsibility of its competent authorities; they are not carried out before they are disposed of in accordance with the law by the competent and other persons directly responsible.

Article 33 concerning the non-compliance of social organizations with the relevant obligations under the law, is dealt with by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter VIII

Article 31 refers to specific funding for the cause of persons with disabilities, which means specific funds for the development of the cause of persons with disabilities.

This approach refers to persons with disabilities living in poverty and those with disabilities who receive the Minimum Living Guarantee Scheme for the Urban Residents or to persons with disabilities and families with disabilities who receive the lowest living guarantee.

Article 32 guarantees relating to the employment of persons with disabilities and accessibility of the environment within the city's administration are implemented in accordance with other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2013. The Home Government's Safeguard for Persons with Disabilities in the city of Halkohama, issued on 15 December 1994, was also repealed.