(The 38th ordinary meeting of the Uruz People's Government, 10 December 2011, considered the adoption of Decree No. 114 of 7 January 2012 No. 114, No. 114, No. 114, of 15 February 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to improve the multi-tier housing security system in this city, a variety of channels address the hardships of middle-income households, strengthen public rental housing management, and develop this approach in line with the relevant legislation.

Article II applies to the planning, construction, lease and management of public rental housing within the city's administration.

Article 3 of this approach refers to public rental housing as defined by government investment or policy support, setting a set of areas and rental standards, providing eligible households, and individual rental housing.

Article IV. Public rental housing management should uphold the principles of government ownership, social participation, public equity and regulatory management.

Article 5 Housing Guarantees and Housing Administration Departments are responsible for the management of public rental housing within the current administration area, with specific work being undertaken by the Housing Security Implementation Agency.

Sectors such as urban development and reform, construction, rural and urban planning, land resources, civil affairs, human resources and social security, national qualifications, tax, finance, statistics, audit, inspection and public deposit management centres should, within their respective responsibilities, be able to work on public rental housing management.

Chapter II

Article 6. The Government of the urban, district (zone) should incorporate public rental housing-building funds into the financial budget and increase inputs to public rental housing construction and operation, including through direct investment, injection of capital funds, investment subsidies, loan interest.

Article 7 encourages financial institutions to grant long-term loans in public rental housing to channel insurance funds, trust funds into public rental housing construction and operation.

Article 8

(i) Direct investment by the Government in new construction, alteration and acquisition;

(ii) Construction in the general commodity housing project;

(iii) Integral housing, affordable housing, retransfer of wards by prescribed procedures;

(iv) The business unit uses apartments and accommodations built from land concentration;

(v) Civil, legal or other organizations entrust the Government with the management of public rental housing;

(vi) Public rental housing raised by social donations and other channels.

Article 9. The municipal housing security and the housing administration sector shall prepare public rental housing development planning and annual plans for the city in conjunction with the development and reform, urban and rural planning, construction, land resources, and shall be presented to the Government of the city after approval.

Article 10 Planning sites for public rental housing should be taken into account in relation to the needs of housing hardship groups for transportation, employment, school attendance and medical care.

Article 11. Public rental housing construction should be included in the annual implementation plan for land-use and housing security planning, which is presented separately in the declaration of annual land-use indicators and prioritize the provision.

Article 12 Government investment in the construction or commission of public rental housing for the provision of affordable housing-oriented housing, the construction of a transferable location, and the use of public rental housing construction in other ways can be reimbursed, such as rental.

The construction of new general commodity housing construction projects in Article 13 should be clearly defined in terms of land-use concessions, the construction of a total area of construction of public rental housing, a single building area, a set of units, a percentage, construction standards and a ratio of construction, and agreed in a contract manner.

Article 14.

Article 15. Public rental housing construction projects should strictly perform basic construction processes in line with safety standards and energy conservation requirements and ensure quality of work.

Article 16 completed inspection and quality maintenance of public rental housing construction projects, in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 17 entrepreneurship units use public rental housing that is concentrated on the supply of employees of the unit, and their construction standards and supplies are subject to the approval of the municipal housing security implementing agency and are constructed and operated by the relevant business units.

Article 18

Chapter III Applications and leases

The public rental housing security target is mainly the middle-biased family, new employment and external workers.

Article 20, with middle-income housing hardships with the following conditions, may apply for public rental housing:

(i) At least one of the family members has access to the Standing Household;

(ii) The annual income per household is lower than the per capita income criterion for the previous year;

(iii) The area of housing free or per household housing is less than 13 square meters;

(iv) No housing security and housing reform policy.

The Government of the city, the District and the People's Government, the special professional talents introduced by the enterprise, the administrative service units and the national, provincial-level model, the National Excellence and Diempowerment hardship families apply for public rental housing without limitation under paragraph 2.

Article 21, with new employment workers with the following conditions, may apply for public rental housing:

(i) A fully civil responsibility capacity;

(ii) The residence certificate, which is a permanent household of the city or is processed;

(iii) The contract for more than two years of labour (employment) has been concluded with the user unit;

(iv) There is no self-ownership in this city and no rental of public housing.

Article 2 also provides for the following conditions for the families of external workers:

(i) The residence certificate was handled by family members and resides in the city for more than three years;

(ii) At least one of the family members enters into more than three years of labour contracts with the occupants' units or pays social insurance for more than three years in this city;

(iii) The annual income per household is lower than the per capita income criterion for the previous year;

(iv) There is no self-ownership in this city and no rental of public housing.

Article 23 applies for public rental housing as a family unit, and family members shall have statutory maintenance, dependency, maintenance and common life. Each applicant shall determine a family member eligible for the application as an applicant and other family members shall be a common applicant. A single person has been asked to apply for a public rental housing.

Article 24 Applications for public rental housing are governed by the following procedures:

(i) The applicant submits a written application to his or her street office (communes, the Government of the Town) to complete the application form and submit the relevant material.

(ii) The Street Office (communes, the Government of the Towns) should conduct the first instance of the application material; the first instance is qualified, the public statements made by the community of their families or residence cards, 7 days; and, without any objection or objection, the introduction of the application material for eligible persons in the first instance (the district) housing security institutions.

(iii) The Housing Guarantee Implementation Agency will review the applicant's housing, income, etc. with the Civil Affairs Department of the District (Parea) and be qualified by the Regional (Parea) Housing Guarantee Implementation Agency to present the relevant information to the People's Government of the District (Parea) for a period of 7 days, with no objection or objection, and the Government of the People of the District (Parea) will apply for information to the housing security and the property administration sector.

(iv) The municipal housing security and the housing administration sector should review the application materials; the review of qualifications would be qualified and the applicant's information would be communicated through the media for a period of 7 days. There was no objection or objection to obtain a lease.

Article 25 Housing Guarantee Implementation Institutions, relevant departments such as civil affairs and street offices (communes, the Government of the Towns), may verify the applicant's family income and housing status, including through access to household credit surveys, neighbouring visits and correspondence certificates. The applicant and the relevant units and individuals shall cooperate with them, if any.

Article 26 Changes in the situation of the applicant's family population, household origin, income, assets and housing are no longer in line with the conditions of application or the basic circumstances of the applicant's provision of false evidence, concealment of income and housing, and, upon verification by the housing security implementing agency, are requested to remove their rental qualifications from the municipal housing security and property administration and to notify the applicant in writing.

Article 27 provides for a rotational system for the distribution of public rental housing, which should be matched by the number of applicants' families and be in line with the provisions of the State, the autonomous area for the lease area of public rental housing, with a specific approach developed by the municipal housing security and the housing administration sector.

The second eighteen municipalities' housing security and the housing administration sector should establish a lease programme based on the current year's housing source, which would be distributed through drawing of lots or creativity, as well as a letter of ten confirmation to the licensee.

The applicant who has received a notice of tenancy shall enter the public rental housing lease contract within 30 days of receipt of a notice of residence from the municipal housing security and the housing administration sector to the designated location for admission.

In addition to the causes of force majeure, an applicant who meets the requirements for public rental housing takes one of the following cases, as it renounces the eligibility for the lease and no longer apply for two years:

(i) The absence of a specified period of time and location to be elected;

(ii) To participate in elective houses but to reject the choice of housing;

(iii) The choice of housing but the refusal to enter into a lease contract within the specified period;

(iv) Excluding rents after the lease contract is concluded;

(v) Other waivers of rental qualifications.

Chapter IV Rental management

Article 31 generally covers the period between 3 and 5 years of public rental housing rental contracts, which should include standards and means of payment for housing use and use requirements, such as rental, material management fees, hydropower costs, etc., duration of lease, withdrawal requirements and default responsibilities.

Article 31 provides for the continuation of the lease review system for public rental housing. The lessee shall continue to meet the conditions required for the renewal of the lease after the expiration of the contract period, and shall reproduce the municipal housing security and the housing administration within three months prior to the expiration of the contract; and, as confirmed, in accordance with the conditions of the lease, the municipal housing security and the property administration sector enters into the lease contract with the lessee.

Article 32 Government investment in construction, raising public rental housing for social supply is defined by the municipal development and reform sector, with the city's fiscal, housing security and housing administration, based on economic and social development levels, supply-side capacity, place of rented homes, floors, moving towards and market rental levels, and the introduction of a low-level rental system that is lower than market rental rents and the introduction of dynamic adjustments, which are made available to society every two years.

Article 33 uses public rental housing, which is concentrated on the supply of employees of the unit, with rental standards determined by the business unit in accordance with the operating conditions of the unit, the employee's capacity to pay, and the municipal housing security implementation agency.

Article 34, Public rental housing can be used only for the benefit of the lessee, without borrowing, renting, or for other business activities.

Article XV Changes in the number of tenants of public rental housing, the population of the household, income, assets and housing should be reported on the initiative of the Housing Guarantee Implementation Agency.

The Housing Guarantee Implementation Agency shall verify annually changes in family income, population and housing, as declared by the public rental housing tenants.

Article 336 Changes in the income of the lessee, housing, etc. are no longer in line with the conditions of public rental housing security, and the municipal housing security and the housing administration sector may terminate the lease contract by a single party.

Article 337 The public rental housing tenant shall pay the costs of water, electricity, telecommunications, communications, television, material services, in accordance with the provisions of the lease contract and the water, electricity, telecommunications, communications, television and material services incurred in the course of home use.

Article 338, a public rental housing tenant has one of the following acts, the dismissal of a lease contract, the recovery of a public rental housing and its conduct in the credit file, and no public rental housing shall be applied in five years:

(i) Access to public rental housing by means of deceasing material such as false proof;

(ii) Rental, borrowing;

(iii) Changes in public rental housing structures or the nature of use;

(iv) There shall be no justification for the continuation of more than six months;

(v) Over three months of the amount owed for the rental;

(vi) Acting activities in public rental housing;

(vii) Violations of the lease contract agreement.

Article 39 terminates the lease or lease contract and the lessee shall return to public rental housing. Removals are difficult and, with the approval of the municipal housing security and the housing administration sector, may be granted for a maximum period not exceeding six months, and for a monthly rent in the same region as the housing market price. The transition period ended with the refusal to return to public rental housing, in accordance with contractual agreements and, where appropriate, the municipal housing security and the property administration sector may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court by law.

Article 40 The Housing Guarantee Implementation Agency should establish a sound public rental housing archives management system, improve the collection, management and utilization of archives, guarantee the integrity, accuracy of the archival data and, in accordance with the changes in the applicant's access to housing security, adapt the housing archives in a timely manner to the dynamic management of the public rental housing archives.

Article 40

Chapter V

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