(Adopted at the 87th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Northern Province on 31 May 2011, by Order No. 6 of 9 June 2011 of the Government of the Northern Province of the River, which was published as from 1 August 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes social equity and harmony in order to improve the housing security system in towns, to guarantee basic housing needs for the urban housing hardship, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 2

Article 3 guarantees of urban housing as described in this approach refer to the provision of assistance and support to eligible urban housing hardship families and new employment workers, external workers (hereinafter referred to as urban housing hardship residents) through rental, sale of guaranteed housing and the granting of housing rental subsidies and policy support.

The guaranteed housing referred to in this approach refers to government investment construction, policy support or other means of raising, setting limits on size, rental standards and sales prices, granting affordable housing to eligible urban housing hardship residents, and the sale of guaranteed housing, including affordable housing, public rental housing, affordable housing, and affordable housing.

The housing rental subsidy referred to in this approach refers to monetary subsidies provided by the Government to eligible urban housing hardship families for their rental housing.

Article IV. Urban housing guarantees should be guided by people-centred, sustained development, government ownership, social participation, sub-tier guarantees and the principles of openness, equity and justice.

More than the people's government at the district level should exercise due care for low-income housing hardship families in the town and provide adequate guarantees for other eligible urban housing hardship residents in accordance with local economic and social development levels.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should make urban housing security an important function of public services, increase financial inputs, establish stable financing and housing-source mobilization mechanisms, regulate housing security and expand coverage.

More than the people at the district level should lead social funds and financial institutions to support urban housing security through preferential policies.

Article 6.

Provincial development reforms, finance, land-use resources, civil affairs, tax, human resources and social security, financial, public safety, inspection, auditing, etc. are in their respective roles related to urban housing security.

Article 7. Urban housing security in the area of housing security in the city, the district (market) and the housing security sector, which is affiliated to the Town Housing Security Operations Agency, deals specifically with housing security in the following towns:

(i) Approval of requests for housing security and related information;

(ii) Execution of rental housing, sale, recovery, acquisition and housing rental subsidies, adjustments, termination, and registration and inspection of secure tenure, withdrawal, use of sexual housing;

(iii) Operational management and maintenance of secure housing rented by the Government;

(iv) Oversight management of all guaranteed housing units and social organizations;

(v) Urban housing security of archives management and the establishment and maintenance of information systems;

(vi) Other matters related to urban housing security.

The relevant sectors of the commune, district (market) people's government are working within their respective responsibilities to secure urban housing.

The people's Government should clarify housing security institutions and personnel responsible for urban housing security and form a network of urban housing security services.

Article 8

Article 9 recognizes and rewards by more people at the district level for units and individuals that have made significant achievements in urban housing security.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 10. The Government of the people at the district level shall prepare, in conjunction with financial capacities, resource environmental conditions and population size and structure, the planning and annual plans for housing security in the present administrative region, in accordance with the overall requirements of economic and social development, the housing status of the population and the housing security of towns, and shall be made public after the approval of the required procedures.

Urban housing security planning should include the objectives of urban housing security, overall requirements, secure housing construction and supply size, land and financial arrangements, and planning implementation measures and work mechanisms.

The preparation of the annual plan for housing security should clarify the financial arrangements for housing security in the year, the indicators of secure tenure, the regional bb, the scale of supply, the supply structure, rental, sale rate and the scope and main policy measures.

Urban housing security planning and annual plans should be integrated into the planning, annual plans for the economic and social development of the current national population and be aligned with urban and rural planning, overall land-use planning and housing construction planning.

Article 11. The municipalities, districts (markets) of the establishment should establish a secure housing-building land reserve system. Every year, the Government of the province reserves a proportion of new land indicators that are directly delivered to the project in accordance with the annual plan for housing security in the province as well as the urban, district (commercial) guaranteed the size of sexual housing, planning sites, project approval.

The land included in the guaranteed housing construction of land reserves cannot be changed without statutory procedures. Any sector may not approve the use of change and propose the right to reclaim land use.

Article 12

More than the land resources sector at the district level should agree with the housing security sector at this level on the annual supply plan for the construction of secure housing and include the annual land supply plan. National land and reserves for the recovery of the right to use should be prioritized for the construction of sexual housing.

The annual guaranteed housing (including the rehabilitation of homes in squatters) shall not be less than the proportion of the total number of homes constructed in the year, and the proportion should be in line with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 13 Sources of government housing security funds include:

(i) Central and provincial housing security benefits;

(ii) Funds for financial budgetary arrangements in the municipalities, districts (markets);

(iii) Removal of funds by proportion of total income;

(iv) The value-added income of the housing pool is deducted from management fees and post-risk reserves;

(v) Government benefits from rental, sale and security of sexual housing;

(vi) Financing through various means;

(vii) Social donations;

(viii) Fund mobilization through other means.

Government housing security funds are subject to specific management, accounting, earmarking, and are not crowded and diverted.

Article 14. Governments of the provinces and districts should establish housing security investment companies, including through the allocation of assets and direct notes, to undertake financing for secure housing.

Article 15.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the district level, through policies such as land, finance, finance and finance, support the investment, construction and operation of secure housing in business units and social organizations, encourage business units, social organizations and individuals to align themselves with the conditions of home rental or social donations for the purpose of securing sexual housing. Endowed housing is subject to the policy of granting tax relief under the law.

Article 17 municipalities, districts (markets) should integrate secure housing sources through multiple means such as new construction, alteration, purchase, long-term lease, social donations, legal recovery and acquisition.

The existence of disputes or disputes, the existence of quality security concealments or the lack of guaranteed housing shall not be a source of secure housing.

The housing security sector in the established areas should establish a secure housing facility management system. Information on the guaranteed housing sector, household size, price, delivery period and guarantor should be made available to society in a timely manner.

Article 18 Safeguarded housing construction projects build through a combination of centralized construction and matching.

Safeguarded housing uses centralized construction and should be given full and integrated consideration to the needs of the population for the living-informed facilities, such as transport, employment, enrolment and medical care.

Safeguarded housing and commodity housing should be accompanied by planning designs, parallel construction and completion of work delivery.

Article 19 Commodity housing projects should be accompanied by the construction of affordable housing, public rental housing, in proportion to the construction area established by the Government of the province. Due to the unplanned design requirement, the top-level housing security sector should be approved and reported by the local people's Government.

The construction of affordable housing, public rental housing by means of matching construction, construction standards, recovery and acquisition conditions, prices should serve as pre-conditional conditions for the acquisition of State-owned construction and make clear agreement in the contract with the State-owned construction of a decision book or the use of power by the State.

The Commodity Housing Project does not provide for the implementation of the provision of affordable housing, public rental housing, shall not be allowed to carry out land clearance procedures, nor shall the construction of land planning permits, construction engineering planning permits, construction engineering construction engineering works permits, and a licence for the sale of commodity premises.

Specific approaches to the construction of affordable housing and public rental housing have been developed by the Government of the communes, districts (markets).

Article 20 Guarantees of quality housing construction standards should be strictly enforced, in line with technical norms such as energy efficiency, environmental protection and the technical requirements of the residential industry, and the reasonable determination of the set of structures for secure housing, indoor dressing standards and accompanying facilities to ensure quality of sexual housing.

The development units tasked with securing sexual housing construction are not allowed to change the nature, planning and building standards of secure housing, and to establish, in strict agreement, affordable housing and public rental housing.

The standard of the area of secure housing is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 21 Safeguarded housing construction projects receive tax preferences, exemption from administrative career fees and government funds, as prescribed by the State and the province, concerning operating service charges, or payment of relief charges, in accordance with applicable standards.

In line with the State and the Safeguarded Housing project established in this province, water supply, electricity, gas, heating, etc. facilities outside the small area are supported by the relevant businesses and guaranteed regular use, and facilities in the small area are constructed by the construction units themselves and must be charged with the construction of the relevant enterprises and units, which must not exceed the cost of construction. In addition, the construction of the associated facilities outside the small area is no longer paid in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Article 22 provides for the construction of a secure housing project, which is subject to policy preferences for the proportion of the total housing area in the project.

Chapter III Application and access

Article 23 Families with eligible urban housing difficulties may apply for rental or purchase a set of guaranteed housing under prescribed procedures or for housing rental subsidies. New employed workers eligible for conditions, external workers may apply for the rental of a set of public rental housing in accordance with established procedures.

The municipalities, counties (communes) in the establishment area should determine the proportion of rental, sale of secure housing and the distribution of housing rental subsidies on a reasonable basis, and determine the corresponding safeguards in accordance with the income, property, housing difficulties.

The family referred to in this approach refers to the pool of applicants and persons with their statutory support, dependency or dependency relationships and common life. Single residents with local origin and reach the age set by the local people's Government are treated by their families.

Article 24 shall apply for urban housing security in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) External workers who have local origin or continue to pay their social contributions on the ground for the period specified. The family member's home is considered to be a local household in the course of schooling, military service.

(ii) The total amount of family property and the per capita annual fiduciary income not exceeding the local prescribed property limits and income line standards;

(iii) There is no form of residential construction or self-ownership on the ground, or, although there is a housing home, the housing area is less than the standard of housing security on the ground;

(iv) The right to housing in the local and other parts of the country without the application of family members;

(v) Other conditions established by the Government of the People's Government in the area of construction.

In the field, housing-building sites or self-ownership may apply for rental housing, but non-application of guaranteed housing and housing rental subsidies cannot be applied.

Article 25 municipalities, districts (communes) Governments should consider in an integrated manner the level of income of the population, the situation of household property, the housing situation, the family structure and the local government financial capacity, resource environment conditions, and identify local income line standards, property quotas, the duration of payment of social insurance contributions, the criteria for housing security area, and be adjusted accordingly. The identification or adjustment should be made available to the community and the top-level housing security sector is reported.

Article 26 The housing hardship families in towns apply for housing security, which should be submitted by family members with full civil conduct capacity as applicants to submit written requests and related documentation to the families' offices in the streets where they live or reside more than one year. The applicant shall refrain from wilful concealment, misstatement or falsification of the information, or from using unjustifiable means, such as bribes.

Many of the core households of the same household can apply for housing security in towns, but the application of family members cannot overlap. A eligible adult child may be applied as a joint applicant.

The Twenty-seventh Street Office, the People's Government should conduct a first instance of the applicant's conditions within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the application and make observations on the first instance. In the first instance, the applicant's written application and the authenticity of the supporting material should be verified.

In the first instance, the basic situation of the applicant's declaration and the first instance of the opinion should be presented at the unit of the applicant's family, all adult family members, without less than 10 days. During the public statements, if the applicant's declaration is not true, the authorities of the street offices, communes (communes) should provide evidence of the reporting of the person. At the end of the presentation, no objection was established or the evidence-based objection, the first instance observations, together with the applicant's application material, were presented to the district (market), the housing security sector.

The second eighty-eight housing security sector should review the applicant's family housing, population, income, vehicles, deposits, securities, etc. within 15 working days of the receipt of the relevant material. It is considered eligible that the review of views, together with the applicant's application material, be presented to the municipal housing security sector in the area.

The housing security sector in the area under article 29 should be reviewed by the applicant within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the relevant material. The housing security sector in the district (market) should be reviewed in conjunction with the civil affairs, public safety, tax, human resources and social security, business and financial sectors, in the case of the applicant's family housing, population, income, vehicles, deposits, and securities.

The basic situation of the applicant's declaration should be made public in the local media, with no less than 10 days. During the public statements, if the applicant's declaration is not true, the housing security sector in the districts, in the district, in the district (market) should be checked with the relevant sector or in the street offices, in the town. In the event of the closure of the public statements, no objection was established or the evidenced objection was included in the scope of housing security in towns.

Article 33 Communities, districts (communes), district housing guarantees, civil affairs, public security, etc., as well as street offices, communes (communes), can be verified and documented through the identification of documents, entry surveys, neighbouring visits and correspondence.

The applicant and his family members, as well as the investigation units and individuals, should cooperate with them, if any.

Article 31 does not cooperate with the investigation, and requests for information are incomplete, unrealistic or subject to review, and the first instance, review or review department shall return to its application, inform the applicant in writing and explain the grounds.

The applicant may apply for review within 20 days of the date of receipt of the written notification to the former first instance, review and review department. The former first instance, review or review department shall conduct a review within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the review request and inform the applicant in writing of the review results.

The housing security sector in the urban, district (communication) of the establishment area should be open to the community by providing housing security or by conducting a round of waiting lists. Special hardship families, such as conditionality, old, sick and maiming, should be given priority to renting or selling secure housing and enjoy the right to choose access to convenient and lower-size housing.

The specific approach to housing security rounds is developed by the Government of the People's Republic of the Region, the District and the District.

Article 33 establishes the specific manner in which the applicant's housing security is secured, the housing security operation in the area is concluded with the applicant with the corresponding guaranteed housing rental contract or the provision of housing rental subsidies, supervision of the contract for the sale of housing by the sale of the buyer's property with the applicant.

Urban housing security requires financial institutions to conduct related operations, and financial institutions should do so as soon as possible after receipt of the relevant material from the housing security sector, not exceeding the operational time frame.

Article 34 of the housing rental subsidy rate is determined by the Government of the communes, districts (communes) and published annually on the basis of the average level of rents in local housing markets, the affordability of the target.

Article 3315 provides for new employment workers and foreign workers' useful units that are eligible and shall be subject to the application of the user unit to the local housing security sector in accordance with the prescribed procedures, and the owner's unit shall guarantee the applicant's basic situation and the authenticity of the material provided.

New employment workers, external workers, who apply for public rental housing established by this unit, shall apply to the user unit for determination, review, demonstration and reporting to the local housing security sector.

New employment workers and foreign workers have no user units and should apply directly in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

Chapter IV Use and exit

Article 36 Guarantees of rental standards for sexual housing, sales prices are determined by the municipal, district (market) price authorities in the establishment area and by the housing security sector in accordance with the relevant provisions, which are published after approval by the same-level people's Government.

Specific rental standards for guaranteeing sexual housing, sales prices should be considered to be reasonably determined at the floor and at the level.

Safeguarded housing actually exceeds the prescribed rental, sale area, which exceeds partial rental standards and sales prices, which are determined at the same level as in the region's market prices for the same type of housing.

Article 37 Guarantees of rental standards for sexual housing should be determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The housing hardship rate for low-income households consists of maintenance and management fees;

(ii) The standard of rental of households with middle-income housing hardship is approved in proportion to the average market rent.

Article 338 The public rental housing constructed by the entrepreneurship unit is taxed to new employment workers in the unit, external workers, whose rental standards may be determined on a case-by-case basis, and to the local housing security sector.

The sale price of housing and restricted commodity housing is governed by Article 39 and should be based on housing construction and management costs, taking into account the factors such as the housing area, the surrounding environment and the accompanying facilities, the real economic affordability of the guarantor and maintaining a reasonable price with market sales of regional commodities.

Article 40 Leave and Safeguarded housing sold should indicate the type of secure housing in a minimum and rights certificate. A total of guaranteed housing should be noted.

Article 40 guarantees the rights of tenants and purchasers who have not obtained full titles to secure and reasonable use of sexual housing by law, without statutory dismissal, and the Government shall not reclaim or purchase their guaranteed housing.

The guarantor of guaranteed sexual housing enjoys the right to pay the rent in accordance with the contractually agreed standards, and any sector and individual shall not be able to improve their rental standards on any grounds or to modify their safeguards.

The scheme referred to the tenants, the purchaser, including the applicant and persons with legal support, maintenance or dependency, and living together.

Article 42 Rental guaranteed housing and the lessee shall actually reside in the rented housing and pay the various necessary costs incurred during the period of the lease. During the lease period, the lessee shall not be allowed to leave, transfer and borrow the guaranteed housing rented, without prejudice to the destruction, destruction, and shall not alter the use, structure and sequencing facilities.

The purchase of secure housing and the purchaser shall not undermine the destruction, destruction and shall not alter the use, structure and sequencing of homes. No transfers, rents, loans and mortgages shall be transferred from the date of the receipt of the home, except for the mortgages granted to purchase the condoms. There is a need for transfer, which is acquired by the Government at the price of origin and by considerations such as depreciation and price levels. The State and the province also provide for its provisions.

Article 43 guarantees of rental housing and its subsidiary facilities, cohabited parts, operation management and maintenance of equipment for shared facilities, which are the responsibility of the lessor.

Safeguarded housing and its subsidiary facilities, cohabited parts, management and maintenance of shared facilities equipment and other matters that should be the responsibility of the owner under the law.

Article 44 quarant housing and the Government's public rental lease contract agreed to the lease period, if the duration of the period ended, the applicant shall reproduce and declare the relevant material within three months before the expiration of the period, which shall be reviewed and disclosed by the housing security sector and not less than 7 days.

The applicant may re-constitute the corresponding lease contract with respect to which the contract is subject to conditions that are not contested or contested.

The housing security sector shall recover the guaranteed housing from the expiry of the original lease contract by the date of the expiration of the lease agreement.

The expiry of the period of public rental housing rental for the entrepreneurship unit will require the extension, which is governed by this article by the user unit.

Article 42 presents changes to the household population, income, property status, etc., which are guaranteed by rental housing or the housing rental subsidy, and shall be communicated in writing to the housing security sector. The housing security sector should be subject to regular review of the relevant information of the guarantor and be implemented in the next month, in accordance with the information and the findings of the review by the guarantor.

Article 46 guarantees the need to put an end to rental housing or to discontinue the housing rental subsidy shall be communicated in writing to the local housing security sector for the purpose of recovering secure housing from the housing security sector or halting the granting of housing rental subsidies and procedures.

Article 47 guarantees of rental housing or the right to housing rental benefits, one of the following cases, and the housing security sector should lift contracts, recover secure housing or cease the granting of housing rental subsidies:

(i) There shall be no justification for having been living in secure housing that has been rented for more than six months;

(ii) Unpaid rents for more than six months;

(iii) Removal of the conditions of rental housing, which have been denied;

(iv) Changes in the information concerned over the conditions in question;

(v) Rental, loan security;

(vi) To destroy, destabilize secure housing, to redirect the use, structure and sequencing of homes, or to improperly use significant losses;

(vii) Other cases of legal, regulatory and contractual agreement.

Article 48 provides for the purchase of secure housing up to five years from the date of receipt of the home, and the purchaser requires the transfer of municipal transfers, which may be transferred after the approval of the municipal, district (market) housing security sector. The transfer to a transferee other than the Government shall pay the relevant price to the Government in accordance with the proportions determined by the Government of the communes, the communes (at the city) and the communes (communes). The purchaser may also transfer its own property after paying the relevant price to the Government in accordance with the Government's criteria.

Article 49 provides for the purchase of secure housing and the purchaser has one of the following cases before the acquisition of full titles, which is compulsory by the Government:

(i) A separate purchase or access to housing, including through inheritance;

(ii) The relocation of all family members to localities;

(iii) The transfer, rent, borrow or mortgage guarantee of sexual housing;

(iv) To destroy, destroy secure housing, to change the use, structure and sequencing facilities, or to improperly use significant losses;

(v) Other cases of legal, regulatory and contractual agreement.

Article 50 shall be recovered or acquired in accordance with the law and shall provide a reasonable period of relocation for the survivor or the purchaser. The relocation period expires with the original tenants or the purchaser without justification for the relocation, the housing security sector in the area of the establishment, the district, the district (market) should be responsible for the relocation of the deadline and make a deadline for the relocation decision; the parties were not moved later, and the decision-making department applied to the enforcement of the People's Court.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 50 states, municipalities in which the Government is monitoring the housing security of the lower-level people's Government, implementing the objective management and performance appraisal, and the annual responsibility goal is included in the Government's leadership and the integrated performance appraisal of the work of the leading ministry.

The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level should report on the implementation of the Town Housing Security Plan and the Annual Plan in the Government's work report to the General Assembly of the People's Representatives of the People at the same level, and report on the budget performance report on the accounts of the fiscal expenditure on housing security in towns.

Article 53 Planning, implementation, supervision and security of tenure in towns and other relevant information should be made public to the community, except for State secret, commercial secret or personal privacy.

Article 54 raised, disbursed, used, managed and rented income and expenditure for urban housing security funds, which is legally subject to audit supervision by the auditing authority and supervision checks in the relevant sectors.

Article 55 of the establishment of the urban, district and local (communication) government should establish urban housing security information systems that are aligned with the information management system for digital housing security throughout the province and should establish information-sharing channels with other information management platforms in the Government's functional sector.

The housing security sector in the area under article 56 should strengthen rental, safe housing follow-up to sale and deal with violations by law.

Any unit and individual shall be entitled to report and complain about violations committed in urban housing security, and the relevant authorities shall verify and deal with them in a timely manner in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 57 The housing security sector in the area of the establishment should regulate and improve the management of the urban housing security archives, establish secure housing archives and urban housing security files. The contents of the archives should provide detailed information on the construction, mobilization, rental and sale of protective housing, the application, clearance and rotating of the housing security target, the distribution of housing rental subsidies, and violations of the law.

The housing security sector in the commune, district (commune) of the establishment area should monitor the compliance of the housing security target and the contractual agreement, with the right to take the following measures:

(i) Access, record and replication of information relevant to urban housing security and information about their household population, income and property status, which should be synchronized with the relevant units and individuals, if any;

(ii) Access to secure housing inspections without full title, accompanied by at least one adult family member;

(iii) To put an end to violations of this approach and contractual agreements and to rectify them.

The housing security sector should be kept confidential for the personal information known in its work.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 59, concerning one of the following acts by the Government of the People, is being rectified by the Government of the High-level People's Government, to inform criticism; and to the competent and other direct responsible persons to be disposed of by law:

(i) The planning and annual plan for urban housing security, as prescribed;

(ii) Unless separate indicators for the construction of secure housing in the annual State-owned supply plan, or the proportion of the annual supply of safe houses inhabited land is in contravention of the relevant provisions;

(iii) No provision for the mobilization and use of housing security funds;

(iv) The criteria for determining and adapting local income lines, property limits, the duration of the continuing payment of social insurance contributions, the criteria for the area of housing security, and the criteria for the non-approved housing rental subsidy.

Article sixtieth, the housing security sector and its affiliated business agencies and other relevant departments have one of the following acts, which are redirected by the Government of the current people, the Government's housing security sector, the price sector or the inspectorate, in accordance with its mandate, to inform the critics; to the extent that the competent authority and other persons directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law; to constitute a crime and to hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) Provide secure housing and housing rental subsidies to applicants who do not meet the prescribed conditions;

(ii) Provide guaranteed housing and housing rental subsidies to eligible applicants, as prescribed;

(iii) Reimbursement of housing safeguards, housing safety standards, guaranteed rental prices for sexual housing, dressing standards or housing rental subsidy standards;

(iv) The construction of affordable housing, public rental housing in a matched manner, which does not include the construction of constructed buildings, construction standards, recovery conditions, acquisition prices, etc., in State-building decisions or the use of power by State-owned construction;

(v) The establishment and improvement of housing security files, as prescribed;

(vi) Violations found in the management of housing security are not dealt with in a timely manner by law;

(vii) Non-performance of the responsibility for housing security;

(viii) Other acts of negligence, favouring private fraud and abuse of authority.

Article 61. The development of an unauthorized cell to modify the nature, design and construction standards of secure housing, which are punishable by law by the authorities such as land resources, planning, construction, etc.; and which constitute a crime, is criminalized by law.

The development of construction units has not been matched by an agreed arrangement for the construction of affordable housing and public rental housing, which should be responsible for default under the law and be converted to the housing security sector, with a fine of over three million dollars.

The development of the construction unit has been found in the corporate credit file and has been made public and permanently prohibited from engaging in secure housing construction.

In article 62, the applicant intentionally conceals, misleadings or cakes the information, or takes undue means, such as bribes, to invoke the housing security of the town at the time of the application, rejects the application by the housing security sector, brings the actions of the parties into the digital housing security information management system in the northern province of the River, imposes a fine of three0,000 dollars for non-performance applicants, free of the application for housing security in their towns; imposes a fine of more than one thousand dollars for eligible applicants and rejects the application for housing in five years.

Article 63/3 deliberately conceals, falsely or counters information, or unjustifiable means such as bribes have been deceptive of urban housing guarantees, which are reclaimed by the housing security sector or the housing rental subsidy funds, imposes a fine of three million dollars for eligible applicants and no longer receive their urban housing security claims for life; imposes a fine of up to one million dollars for eligible applicants and does not receive their housing claims within five years from the date of return. At the same time, the behaviour of the parties is recorded in the digital housing security information management system in the northern province of the river, to be made public to the society and to transmit the act to the communities and units in which the parties are located.

Article 64 guarantees the right of the person to change the use and structure of the housing or to cause the damage to the housing, which is being corrected by the housing security sector, which is not later altered, with a fine of more than one thousand yen; and liability under the law.

Article 65 guarantees the payment of rents for the termination of town housing or for the payment of protective housing, which shall be made in accordance with the contract agreement; the refusal to pay and the prosecution of the People's Court by law.

Article 46 related units and individuals give false testimony to the applicant or his family members, which are made public by the housing security sector on the website of this sector, and fines for more than three thousand dollars of the directly responsible person, fined three thousand dollars of the responsible unit, which is a national staff member, disposed of by law, constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Chapter VII

The communes of Article 67, the communes (communes) can expand the scope of housing security beyond the town of the communes of the commune.

Restructuring housing in squatters, in accordance with this approach, provides for access to land and policy preferences.

Article 68 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2011.