(Adopted by Decree No. [2010] 6 of 10 December 2010] of the Government of the Commonwealth of the Commonwealth of the Länder on 23 November 2010)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of accessibility facilities and to promote progress in social civilization, establishes this provision in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Rights of Older Persons.

Article 2 provides for the construction of accessible facilities and related management activities in the new construction, alteration and expansion of public buildings, residential buildings, residential areas, urban roads (including bridges, street bridges, poach crossings) and major tourist landscapes, landscape sites, etc. (hereinafter referred to as construction projects).

The construction project complements the specific requirements and standards for the construction of accessibility facilities, which are implemented in accordance with the National Urban Road and Building Access Design Guidelines (hereinafter referred to as the Design Guidelines) and the relevant provisions of this city.

Article 3. The accessibility facilities referred to in this Article refer to the construction of services facilities in order to secure the safety and accessibility of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and other actors.

Article IV states that the Government of the city has a unified leadership in the management of accessible facilities throughout the city.

The Government of the District and the People's Government is responsible for the construction and monitoring of accessibility facilities within this administrative area.

The construction of the administration is responsible for the construction of facilities and the maintenance of oversight.

The relevant sectors such as development reform, planning, finance, civil affairs, urban administration, transport, public safety, quality, tourism, land, property, commerce, finance, breadth, education, sports and health should be able to manage related work in the area of accessibility facilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Social groups such as the Federation of Persons with Disabilities, the Committee on Older Work and the Women's Federation are responsible for overseeing, coordinating and inspecting the management of facilities that are accessible in the present administration.

Article 5 Governments encourage the development of accessible products to support scientific and technical studies of accessibility facilities.

The relevant sectors, such as planning, construction, should prepare specific plans for the establishment of accessibility facilities in accordance with the state of economic and social development in the city.

The relevant sectors of the city, the district and the people's governments should develop programmes for the rehabilitation of accessibility facilities, and actively promote the construction of accessibility facilities through incentives such as financial subsidies, administrative fees.

Article 7. The accessibility facilities for construction projects should be designed in parallel with the work of the main subjects, while at the same time construction, and be delivered in conjunction with the facilities that are available in the vicinity of construction projects.

Article 8. Building accessibility facilities should be in line with the basic requirements of safety, accessibility, availability and accessibility, consistent with the following specific provisions:

(i) Pushion, groundworking in public buildings, and fire protection;

(ii) To pave the way for the continuation of the blind tunnels, which must not be connected to the surrounding public transport terminals, the street bridges, the underground corridors and accessibility facilities for public buildings;

(iii) Beaching, the opening of public buildings or slopes, and the progressive development of a street-language audio-visual system at the main road blocks of cities;

(iv) Buddddddddddds at public traffic parking stations, and the location, high, colour, form and content of the Braille station are user-friendly;

(v) Public transport vehicles should be equipped with a “stop shops and audio-visual” system; public parking lots and vehicle stations should establish dedicated parking places for persons with disabilities vehicles; and express them;

(vi) To create help desks, telephone calls for the provision of services to the public, along with low desks and low telephone calls;

(vii) 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;

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

(ix) There are accessibility facilities that are markedly placed in an accessible mark consistent with norms and standards.

Article 9 states and territories' governments should gradually improve fire alerts, bandits, medical first aid, transport accidents, safe evacuations, community public services, and ensure that they are equipped with a letter alert, call function, and that they guarantee the need for alerts, posters and first aid.

Public service institutions should provide access to information-sharing services such as listening, language, language information and voice information for persons with disabilities, based on the characteristics and needs of persons with disabilities.

Article 10. The construction of project design units should be accompanied by the design of accessibility facilities in accordance with the design norms and the market accessibility standards.

In reviewing design documents by the construction map design document review body, the design of accessibility facilities should be reviewed in accordance with the design norms and the standards for accessibility facilities in the city. Construction projects that do not design accessibility facilities in accordance with the design norms and the market accessibility standards, the construction of the administration sector does not produce a nuclear launch of the construction works map design document reviewing eligibility and the construction work permit.

Article 11. The planning administration should organize specific planning based on the design norms and the market accessibility standards.

Article 12 Construction units shall be constructed in accordance with the design requirements of the accessibility facility.

The construction of accessibility facilities should be carried out in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations and relevant technical standards, design documents and construction of engineering contracts.

Article 13 build-up units should, at the time of the completion of the construction project, be accompanied by the identification of the facilities that are built and set out in the completion of the work inspection documents.

The construction quality monitoring body should contain the elements of accessibility facilities in the quality monitoring of construction work submitted to the construction of the administration.

Article 14. The accessibility facility is an integral part of the construction project, and its responsibility for repair is assumed in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and contractual agreements, and its responsibility for conservation, maintenance lies with the responsible management responsible for construction projects.

The conservation of accessibility facilities within urban roads, in line with the division of labour between urban roads and traffic signs and signal facilities, is responsible for the construction, transport sector and public safety transport management.

The responsibilities for the maintenance of accessibility facilities should ensure the regular use of accessibility facilities, in accordance with established standards and requirements.

Article 15. With regard to the construction of a facility within the area, which has not been matched with the construction of accessibility facilities, or construction projects that are not in compliance with the standards and requirements established by the construction facility, the urban construction administration sector should develop an accessibility facility rehabilitation plan with the relevant sectors and report upon approval by the city's people.

Article 16 concerned departments and units should take a variety of forms to promote accessibility facilities through the media such as radio, television, newspapers, magazines, networks, etc., and to increase public accessibility.

Any unit or individual shall not cause damage, self-occupation of accessibility facilities and shall not affect the normal use of accessibility facilities and the purpose of changing accessibility facilities.

Special circumstances, such as construction, require the temporary use of urban accessibility facilities, which should be approved by the relevant authorities and a warning signal; and the expiration of the occupation should be restored in a timely manner.

Article 18 Construction of project design units violates the mandatory requirements of this provision and the design norms, without design of an accessible facility, which is addressed by the construction administration in accordance with article 63 of the Construction Quality Management Regulations.

The construction of the project unit violates the relevant provisions of this provision and the construction of quality management regulations and does not address the quality of construction in accordance with the design map, construction technology standards or accessibility facilities construction.

In violation of this provision, construction units have not been able to receive or receive unqualified self-services for the construction of facilities, in accordance with article 58 of the Construction Quality Management Regulations.

Article 19, in violation of article 17 of the present article, violates the use of accessibility facilities or alters the use of accessibility facilities, is punishable by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Management of Punishment in the People's Republic of China.

Article 20 is not effectively maintained by the owner or the manager for the accessibility facility, resulting in a lack of proper use of accessibility facilities, which is vested in the construction of the administration and punished in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The owner or the manager should assume liability due to the inappropriate management of the person's physical, property damage.

Article 21, the executive branch and its staff, in the management of accessibility facilities, have abuse of authority, provocative fraud, play-offs, are criticized by their offices or superior authorities, and are responsible for changing deadlines; in the case of serious circumstances, administrative disposition by law; and criminal liability by law.

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