(Adopted by the 45th Annual Meeting of the People's Government of the City of Custodine, 24 October 2011, No. 31 of the Order of the Government of the People of the Interior, 24 October 2011)

In order to guarantee medical clinical blood needs and security, to guarantee the physical health of blood producers and blooders, to promote the humanitarian spirit and to promote the creation of civilization and spiritual civilization of socialist substances, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Zion Act of the People's Republic of China, the Zionation of Glin Province.

Article 2, this approach applies to the blood of contributions and related management activities within the city's administration.

Article 3. The Government of the communes has been leading in the blood contribution within this administrative region to ensure that the provision of blood work is made and to organize and coordinate the blood work of the concerned sectors.

Districts (markets), the people of the region are responsible for the organization, mobilization, establishment of a pool of those who contribute to the bloodshed within the current administration, and for the implementation and related work of fixed- and mobile bloodshed planning.

Article IV. The urban health sector is the competent authority for blood work within the city's administration and is responsible for monitoring the management of blood collection, use and blood quality.

The relevant sectors of the municipal government should make blood-related work in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The city, the district (market) Red Cross should be legally involved and contribute to blood work.

Social groups, organizations and individuals should provide support for the blood work and must not impede and interfere in the delivery of blood.

Article 5 promotes the voluntary contribution of healthy citizens aged 18 to 15 years, and advocates the active participation of citizens in the bloodshed and the regular and repeated blood.

National staff, active military and higher schools are encouraged to take the lead in contributing blood to school students.

Donors are encouraged to produce bloodsheds such as bloodboards.

Individuals with sparse blood are encouraged to pay blood on a regular basis.

Article 6 identifies an annual “monthly of unpaid blood activities” in February and October, and advocates the organization of collective blood activities by State agencies, businesses, business units in the month of activity.

High schools in the city should work actively in conjunction with the bloodshed and, according to the time designated by the municipal health authorities, concentrate on organizing school students to participate in the blood days of the contribution.

Article 7. The authorities such as municipal radio television, press publication and culture should be well-qualified in the social public good, incorporative propaganda, and in collaboration with blood-month activities to mobilize.

The authorities, such as the transport management of public security authorities, the city's congestion of sanitation and municipal public use, should provide support for the bloody work of mobile blood vehicles and provide easy conditions.

Various schools should incorporate blood and blood-dependent scientific knowledge into health education curricula or open thematic lectures.

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Article 9. The town centre's blood station is the only body in the city that engages in bloodshed and for blood, and is not a public interest organization for profit and should perform the following duties:

(i) Establish a fixed and mobile bloodshed point in all districts (communes), providing safe, sanitation, facilities and the environment for blood-dependent people and providing good blood services;

(ii) Actively undertake the recruitment of those who do not pay their blood, and prepare blood collection and manufacture, medical clinical blood supplies;

(iii) Quality control, management of blood operations guidance and blood storage for medical clinics in the blood region;

(iv) Accomplishing and scaling up of blood at the request of the State;

(v) Other work related to the contribution of blood activities.

Article 10: The commune blood station is engaged in staff associated with bloodshed, systematization and blood supply, and should be in accordance with job qualifications, must be professionally qualified and trained in blood safety and operational positions and be able to attend the post-election certificate.

Article 11. The blooder is committed to the blood of his or her contribution to his or her effective identity documents.

The urban centre's blood station should conduct the necessary health check-ups, free of charge, in accordance with the national health sector; the physical situation is not in accordance with the conditions of blood, and the city's blood stations should not be collected.

Article 12. The blood-burdensing of an blood of 400 mg, 300 m, 200 m2, respectively, may not exceed 400 litres. Two times of blood sparse are not less than 180 days. There is an urgent need for the turmoil, with sparse blood stires to reduce the time of blood spacing under the principle of voluntaryity, but the time for blood sparse is not less than 90 days.

The blood of the blood of the blood ratifier can be found in one treatment unit and two treatment units. The hours of blood sparse are not less than 28 days. After 90 days of reaching blood, donors can contribute to anaemia.

After the blood of the blooder, the city's blood station should be given the blooders in a timely manner the “no-reimbursable blood certificate” produced by the national health sector.

Article 13 Authorizes blooders and their spouses, parents and children to receive the following blood incentives:

(i) The blooder himself needs a medical clinical blood in five years after her blood, free blood of three times his or her blood; five years after the need for a clinical bloodshed can be free of charge, such as his or her contribution.

(ii) The blood-burdensing the blood toll of more than 1,000 muns (with 1,000 mg) or the contribution of anaemia of 5 treatment units (including 5 treatment units) and the free medical clinical use of blood for his life.

(iii) Spousals, parents and children who commit blood in a medical clinic may be entitled to blood free of charge, such as blood contributions to the blooder.

Article 14. The blood of the blooder himself and her spouse, parents and children in the medical clinic in the city is bloodshed and, in accordance with article 13 of this scheme, the unpaid blood certificate and related testimony may be reimbursed for blood costs in their medical clinics or to the city's blood station.

Anaemia has been used in diarrhoeal medical clinics, an effective identity document of the collaborators, the Unpaid blood certificate and the related proof that blood charges have been processed at the ICJ.

The urban centres' blood stations, medical clinical blood agencies and other relevant units should facilitate the payment of blood costs to the blooders and their spouses, parents and children.

Article 15. The urban centre blood station should be screened for the blood collected according to national standards, without detection or detection of unqualified blood.

Any unit and individual shall not engage in blood and blood activities without the approval of the Government's Health Administration.

Article 16

(i) Establish a sound blood management system;

(ii) A reasonable, planned and scientific bloodshed shall not be wasted and abused;

(iii) Undertake a bloodshed and spoilage to increase the proportion of spoilers by year;

(iv) Raise awareness, advocate for the participation of patients' families in unpaid blood and provide support for blood work;

(v) Supervision of health authorities.

Article 17 shall collect blood costs in accordance with national standards and be subject to the supervision of the social and related sectors in accordance with the law.

Article 18

The relevant sectors of the population of Article 19 should take effective measures to support the promotion of new technologies such as clinical blood transmission by clinical blood agencies, the savings of blood resources and the improvement of clinical blood safety.

Article 20 states that the municipal health authorities should develop blood emergency presupposes to incorporate the municipal government emergency management system.

In the event of blood shortages and emergency bloodshed, early warning information was issued at the pre-departmentary level, emergency response was launched; in the districts (markets), the Government of the zones should convene the blood contributing group, in accordance with the requirements of the pre-declaration; and in the city's health authorities should implement blood management and blood response.

Article 21, which was approved by the Government of the city, should publish in a timely manner blood-borne information.

No unit or individual may issue blood information that may give rise to fear by the public.

Article 2 of the sanitary authorities and their staff play a role in contributing blood and related management, in the exercise of negligence, abuse of authority, instigation of private fraud, by virtue of law by their units or superior authorities; and in the form of crime, criminal liability is lawful.

Article 23 of the city centre's blood station, which is in violation of the relevant course of operation and regime, is being redirected by the municipal health authorities; damage to the health of the blood-dependent person should be compensated by law and the treatment of the person directly responsible and other direct responsibilities is provided by law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 24

Article 25 Any organization or person in violation of this scheme provides that one of the following acts is seized by the municipal health authorities of the proceeds of the law, which may be fined up to 100,000 dollars; and that constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) The illicit collection of blood;

(ii) The sale of blood producers;

(iii) Organizing others to sell blood.

Article 26 unauthorized blood information, causing panic or leading to major group events, is dealt with by law by the relevant authorities in accordance with the provisions of the relevant legislation.

Article 27 of this approach has been implemented since 1 December of the second o.