(Adopted at the 77th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sudan, held on 4 July 2011, by Decree No. 121 of 11 July 2011, by the People's Government Order No. 121 of 1 September 2011)

Article 1, in order to strengthen accessibility facilities and management, improve urban infrastructure functions and promote social civilization, develop this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Disability Guarantee Act.

Article 2

Article 3. The accessibility facility referred to in this approach refers to facilities that are built in construction projects that guarantee the ownership, safety, accessibility, work, departure and use of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and other actors. Mainly include:

(i) Google, Google and blind;

(ii) Obstacles such as vertical ladder, grading;

(iii) warning signals, signals, instructions;

(iv) Low devices, specialized parking parks, dedicated audiences, and security assistants;

(v) Access to toilets, toilets;

(vi) Obstacles;

(vii) Other facilities that facilitate the use of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and others.

Article IV Building and management of accessibility facilities should uphold the principles of rational design, regulation, effective maintenance and accessibility.

Article 5 Municipal authorities are responsible for the supervision of the maintenance of accessibility facilities within the municipal facility.

Sectors such as development reform, planning, finance, quality, transport and civil affairs are guided by their respective responsibilities in the construction, maintenance and monitoring of facilities.

Article 6. The urban, district-level housing-building authorities should prepare specific planning for the development of accessibility facilities in the region, with the approval of the Government of the same people, in line with the overall urban and rural planning.

Article 7. Building units should build accessibility facilities in accordance with the relevant norms and standards and include requirements in the overall investment in construction projects.

Accessibility facilities should be designed in conjunction with construction projects, along with construction and inspection.

Article 8. Accessibility facilities should be in compliance with the basic requirements of safety, facilitation and application, and should comply with the following provisions:

(i) walks of mind, groundworking in public buildings, protection of downturns, or slopes of the entrance;

(ii) Blind should be maintained, and no barriers such as electroline, trajectory, underground inspection of wells, trees should be available in Braille and connected to the surrounding public traffic parking stations, street bridges, underground corridors and accessibility facilities for public buildings;

(iii) To create help desks, telephone calls in the public service region or in places, along with low desks and low telephone calls;

(iv) The glass doors of public buildings, the glass wall, the ladder, the ladder, the corridor, etc., and the setting of warning signs or indicative facilities;

(v) The stereotype of accessibility facilities and a clear distinction between the surrounding environment;

(vi) Upon the establishment of the accessibility facility, there is a marked place of accessibility to the relevant norms and standards.

Article 9. The construction of project design units shall design accessibility facilities in accordance with the relevant norms and standards, and shall give full consideration to the alignment and interface with the construction of accessibility facilities around the project. The construction engineering design note should include the design of accessibility facilities.

Article 10. The construction map review body shall conduct an accessibility design review of the construction map design document in accordance with the relevant norms and standards.

Construction projects that do not meet the requirements of accessibility design, the construction map review body shall not have a review of qualifications.

Access designs are not subject to construction map design review or construction projects that are not subject to the requirements of the provision, and housing rural and urban construction authorities do not conduct construction permits.

Article 11. The construction unit shall carry out the construction of an accessibility facility in accordance with the review of the qualified construction map design document, without the approval of the relevant sector, without any unauthorized change and adaptation of design.

Article 12. The institution shall carry out the engineering philosophy in accordance with the review of the competent construction map design document, and the construction units shall be required to renovate or suspend the construction and to report on the construction units in a timely manner; the construction unit refuses to renovate or suspend the construction, which shall report on the quality of the work oversight body in a timely manner.

Article 13 build-up units should, at the time of the completion of their work, be able to check the accessibility facilities for construction projects. The construction of accessibility facilities in accordance with the relevant norms and standards shall not be completed. Unless experienced receipts or tests are not qualified, they must not be delivered and the housing urban and rural construction authorities are not able to complete the clearance process.

Article 14. The Government of the People's Republic (zone) and the relevant sectors of the city should develop specific plans for the development of accessible facilities, in accordance with existing norms and standards, the development of annual rehabilitation plans and the organization of rehabilitation.

Both project holders should implement accessibility facilities in accordance with the annual rehabilitation plan. The responsibility for adaptation is agreed between the owner and the user, the manager and is the responsibility of the agreed holder.

Article 15. Accessibility facility rehabilitation funds for projects are vested by the owner or the agreed holder.

The Government of the people at the municipal, district level (zone) should establish dedicated funds to subsidize or reward the accessibility of the projects.

Article 16 builds project owner or user, and managers shall maintain day-to-day management and maintenance of accessibility facilities and guarantee the normal use of accessibility facilities. Accessibility facilities cannot be used properly or have security hidden, and the construction of project ownership or user, and the manager should be rehabilitated in a timely manner.

Article 17 encourages the establishment of accessible information-sharing in public service premises such as hospitals, television, libraries, museums, archives, commercial sites.

The development of professional websites and information-sharing services tailored to the use of persons with disabilities is encouraged.

Public traffic tools should be equipped with the audio-visual system, the progressive introduction and maintenance of regular use.

Public automotive units should be gradually equipped with accessible buses. The operational symbols of the barrier-free bus should be maintained so as to facilitate identification.

The Government of the people at all levels should gradually improve the systems of emergency calls and indications, such as fire police, banditry, medical first aid, transport accidents, safe evacuation, and ensure that it is accessible, listened, voiced and spoken-personed to persons with disabilities.

Any unit and individual should be cared for accessibility facilities without prejudice to the destruction, unlawful occupation of accessibility facilities, and shall not undermine the functionality of accessibility facilities or alter the use of accessibility facilities.

As a result of urban construction or major social good activities, the temporary occupation of urban roads should be required to avoid the use of accessibility facilities; the need for temporary occupancy of accessibility facilities should be agreed with the relevant units and the establishment of police signals or signal facilities. During the interim occupancy period, the occupancy units should be restored in a timely manner.

Article 21 Sectors such as rural and urban construction, planning, municipal and public safety should be strengthened in accordance with the law to monitor the construction, rehabilitation, maintenance and use of accessibility facilities, identify violations and should be stopped in a timely manner and addressed.

The Federation of Persons with Disabilities, the Committee on Older Persons and other social organizations should monitor the construction, rehabilitation, maintenance and use of accessibility facilities and make observations and recommendations to the relevant sectors.

Any unit or person found to be involved in the offences of accessibility facilities may lodge complaints, reports to the relevant authorities. The sectors concerned should be promptly investigated.

Article 2 should be recognized and rewarded by all levels of the people's governments for units and individuals that make significant achievements in the construction, rehabilitation, maintenance and management of accessibility facilities.

Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that construction projects are not structured in accordance with the relevant norms and standards, and are subject to a period of time being converted by the housing urban and rural construction authorities, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 24, in violation of this approach, provides that the owner of the project or the agreed holder have not been renovated in accordance with the annual rehabilitation plan, which is being converted by the housing urban and rural construction authorities, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 25, in violation of this approach, provides for damage, unlawful occupation of public buildings, residential buildings and accessibility facilities in the area of residence or unauthorized change, to be converted by the housing urban and rural construction authorities, and a fine of up to 1000 dollars for individuals and a fine of up to $30,000 for units.

Article 26, in violation of this approach, undermines access to facilities within urban roads and is subject to a fine of up to 1000 by the municipal authorities for the duration of the period of time, or causing the loss of over 5,000 dollars.

Article 27, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article twenty-eighth executive organs and their staff play roles, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are governed by the law by their own units or by the superior authorities, who are directly responsible, and other persons directly responsible.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2011.