(Adopted at the 89th Standing Committee meeting of the People's Government of the Nin summer Autonomous Region on 27 February 2011, No. 31 of the People's Government Order No. 31 of 28 February 2011, published as of 1 April 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of construction work insurance premiums and to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of building business practitioners, establishes this approach in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article II refers to the construction work insurance premiums (hereinafter referred to as labour insurance contributions), which are included in the construction construction construction construction work construction price, the basic insurance, work injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance.

Article 3 build-up units operating in the administrative areas of the self-government zone, construction enterprises, labour subcontractors and their associated management should be respected.

Article IV. Labour insurance shall not be included in competitive costs in the context of the proposed construction budget, the solicitation control price, tender price, construction contracts and the completion of the work settlement.

Article 5

No unit or individual shall be exempted from, inter alia, retention and misappropriation of labour contributions.

Article 6. The construction enterprise, the labour subcontractor shall, in accordance with the law, perform social insurance payments in full and on time for the work of the farmers employed by them.

Article 7. The construction authority is responsible for overseeing the management of labour insurance contributions, and its labour insurance management is responsible for specific work such as collection, allocation, mediation and day-to-day management of labour insurance contributions.

Departments such as human resources and social security, finance, development reform and audit, inspection bodies are responsible for the management of labour insurance in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter II

Article 8. Labour premiums are collected in accordance with three per cent of the construction costs (before taxes).

The criteria for labour insurance should be adjusted in accordance with the changes in construction costs, the participation rate for construction enterprises, the social insurance rate, etc., after the approval of the self-government authorities of the self-governing sector.

Article 9

(i) The construction project for tendering by the State and the self-government zone is charged by the construction authorities of the self-government zone.

(ii) Construction projects for municipal tendering in the establishment area are charged by the construction authorities in the area.

(iii) Other construction projects are charged by the construction authorities of the engineering sites (markets, areas).

Article 10 Construction units shall pay advance labour premiums prior to the application for the acquisition of construction works permit and settle labour insurance prior to the completion of the construction work reserve.

Article 11. Construction units shall pay their labour contributions in full on a one-time basis; a one-time payment shall be made without less than sixty per cent of the amount paid and the remainder may be paid, but shall be paid in full prior to the completion of the work reserve.

Article 12

Chapter III

Article 13. Labour insurance contributions are paid by quarterly construction enterprises according to the following criteria:

(i) The total social insurance premiums, such as the basic old, basic medical care, to be paid by the business for the practitioners; the actual collection of labour premiums is less than the total social premiums to be paid by the enterprise for practitioners, to be paid by a total of eight per cent of the total labour premium collected.

(ii) Construction enterprises that do not participate in social insurance, such as basic old-age, are not paid, and labour premiums charged are included in the risk accumulation.

Article 14.

(i) A copy of the business licence of the corporate legal person and copies thereof;

(ii) A copy of the certificate of qualifications of the enterprise in the construction industry and copies thereof;

(iii) vouchers and copies of social insurance payments;

(iv) A copy of the construction licence.

In addition to the information provided in the preceding paragraph, the following information should be submitted:

(i) The Registration Certificate for the Construction of Business in Benin and its photocopy;

(ii) Receives and copies of social insurance for the hiring of persons (including farmers) in Benin.

Article 15. Construction enterprises have sent some of the works in their contracted works to a labour subcontractor with corresponding qualifications, and the labour subcontractor may apply to the construction authorities for the payment of labour premiums after completing the contractually agreed labour operation.

The following information should be submitted to the labour subcontractor for the payment of labour insurance contributions:

(i) A copy of the business licence of the corporate legal person and copies thereof;

(ii) Subcontracts and their copies;

(iii) The payment of social insurance vouchers and their reproduction;

(iv) The construction enterprise (producers of labour operations) endorses its certificate of completion of the work subcontract.

Article 16 provides that construction authorities shall, within seven working days, review the application for payments made by the construction enterprise, the labour subcontractor, in accordance with the conditions and shall be disbursed; and shall provide in writing reasons.

For the labour subcontractor, it should be allocated from the labour insurance premiums of the construction enterprises that have signed the labour operation subcontract.

Article 17 build-up authorities to review their consent to the payment of labour insurance contributions and shall transfer decisions to the same-tier financial sector, and the financial sector shall carry out the allocation of funds within five working days from the date of receipt of the payment decision.

The contribution to labour is still savings after disbursements and savings are partially incorporated into the next year of labour insurance for the enterprise.

Chapter IV

Article 19 Construction authorities should draw 18 per cent of the total labour premium collected as a risk-buoy for the payment of social insurance-related construction enterprises.

The construction enterprise did not apply for the payment of labour premiums for a five-year period, and the labour premiums charged were incorporated into the risk accumulation.

Article 20 (markets, zones) should be established by the competent authorities of 40 per cent of the reduced risk accumulated by the self-governing area on a quarterly basis, with 30 per cent of the municipal construction authorities in the registered area and 30 per cent being used by regional mediators.

Article 21, building enterprises in the region meet the following conditions, may apply to competent construction authorities for a cumulative risk of releasing the agent; and a lack of a arsenal of the risks in the counties (markets, zones) can apply to the construction authorities in the area of the establishment:

(i) The small completion of the work mandate by the enterprise, which is not sufficient to pay the social contributions of practitioners;

(ii) Enterprises are not able to pay social insurance contributions.

Article 2: The construction enterprise shall apply for the accumulation of the agent's risk and shall submit the following information:

(i) A copy of the business licence of the corporate legal person and copies thereof;

(ii) A copy of the certificate of qualifications of the enterprise in the construction industry and copies thereof;

(iii) The previous annual financial report of the enterprise;

(iv) The proof of the unpaid social insurance of the institutions charged with social insurance.

Article 23 should be reviewed by the construction authorities within ten working days for the application of the agents proposed by the construction enterprise, in accordance with conditions, to be redirected on the basis of the availability of funds on the basis of the risk accumulation, and to make a presentation on the amount of funds to be awarded to the mediator's construction enterprises and to the proposed agent, with no less than seven days for the period of time, and the reasons should be given in writing.

For the same building enterprise, it is only once a year to redeploy the amount of the agent not more than 60 per cent of the amount owed by the enterprise to social insurance.

Article 24 Construction of a competent authority to review the approval of a transferee and the transfer of a transferee to the same-level financial sector shall be transferred to the accounts designated by the social insurance institution within five working days from the date of the approval of the agent and shall not be paid directly to the construction enterprise.

Article 25 Risk accumulations in construction enterprises are still not sufficient to pay social insurance to workers, partly by construction enterprises themselves.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 26 The construction authorities should collect financial statements that are produced in a uniform manner in the financial sector, and the collection of labour insurance contributions should be paid in full to the same-level financial exclusive, with the exclusive payment and the introduction of the two income line management.

Labour premiums are taxed on the basis of the relevant State provisions.

Article 27 Financial departments and auditing, inspection bodies should enhance oversight of activities such as collection, allocation and transfer of agents of labour insurance.

The human resources and social security sector should monitor labour security for the participation of construction enterprises in social insurance and payment of social insurance.

Any organization or person has the right to conduct a prosecution of violations of the provisions of this approach.

Article 28 should be established by the construction authorities to provide a social notice of the collection, disbursement, transfer of agents of labour insurance for a half year.

Buildings have the right to access the collection, disbursement and balance of labour insurance contributions to this enterprise.

Article 29 remains balance under the guise of a one-year social insurance premium for construction enterprises, with the approval of the current people's Government, which can purchase a country-level debt and the value-added proceeds are incorporated into a risk-buoy.

Article 33, in addition to the accumulation of risk, may transfer two per cent of the collected labour premiums as management funds. The management funds extracted shall not be used for expenditure on matters other than labour insurance management.

Chapter VI Corporal punishment

In violation of this approach, the construction unit consists of one of the following acts, warnings by the construction authorities to correct the deadlines, and a fine of up to three thousand dollars in excess of three thousand United States dollars over the past three months:

(i) The absence of the inclusion of labour premiums in tendering for tendering purposes;

(ii) Direct payment of labour insurance to construction enterprises.

Article 32, construction units do not pay their labour contributions in due time and in full, are warned by the construction authorities to change the period of time, to the extent that they are not rectified, to inform criticism and to receive five lags from the date of the late date of receipt of labour insurance contributions, and the lag payments collected are incorporated into this fund.

In violation of this approach, construction enterprises, labour subcontractors have one of the following acts, which are warned by the construction authorities to correct the deadlines, and have been over three thousand fines:

(i) The absence of the inclusion of labour premiums in the tender price;

(ii) Receiving labour premiums or conducting labour insurance payments.

Article 34, Construction enterprises, labour subcontractors, misappropriation of labour premiums or the accumulation of risk, is criticized by the construction authorities, recovery of fraudulent labour premiums or the accumulation of risk, and fines of up to three thousand yen; and constitutes a crime, and criminal liability under the law.

Article 33 15, in violation of this approach, provides that units or individuals have unauthorized relief, interception, misappropriation of labour insurance contributions, are criticized by the Government of the more than the population at the district level and dispose of directly responsible supervisors and other directly responsible personnel; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

In violation of this approach, the construction of the competent authorities and their respective labour insurance management agencies, the financial authorities and their staff members have one of the following acts, and the disposal of the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible:

(i) The collection of labour insurance contributions that are not used by law for the purpose of using specialized financial instruments;

(ii) The paid labour insurance rate is not administered by a dedicated and cost-of-payment line by the Principality of Finance by law;

(iii) The accumulation of risk by law;

(iv) The payment of labour premiums, the accumulation of risks and the transfer procedures are not carried out in accordance with the law;

(v) There are other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud.

Chapter VII

Article 37 The Modalities for the Harmonization of the Work Insurance Fund for the Indian Self-Autonomous Region, published by the People's Government on 15 April 1999, were also repealed.