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Nanning Government, Nanning City, On Amending The Decision Of The Provisional Regulations On Management Of Blind Massage

Original Language Title: 南宁市人民政府关于修改《南宁市盲人保健按摩管理暂行规定》的决定

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Decision of the Government of the South African Republic on the revision of the provisional provisions on health care for blind people in South Africa

(Adopted by Decree No. 37 of 4 November 2010 on the date of publication) at the 102th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of South Africa, 26 October 2010

The Government of the city decides to amend the provisional provision for the management of the health of blind people in the city of South Africa as follows:

Article 6 was merged with Article 9 to amend:

“Article 6. The establishment, operation of the units and individuals of the Blind Health Act shall apply to the Federation of Persons with Disabilities to provide proof that the health of the blind people in the city of Nanin is determined by the Momocian and, as required, may commence.

Inadequate health care in the city of South Africa is determined by a smocratic institution, no use of the blinds as a name of the institution in the form of motorism.

Article 7 amends as follows:

Article 15 amends article 14 and “a person with one of the following offences shall be warned by the Federation of Persons with Disabilities to change the period of time and may be fined by more than 50 million dollars; in exceptional circumstances, the release of the licensee of health care for blind people in the city of Southen is granted by the Moratorship Authority and the suspension of its licence by the business administration sector by law:

(i) Violations of article 5, article 9 and article 12 of the present provisional provisions;

(ii) The Southen City Blind, which has been converted, forged and transferred, is engaged in a motor-based operation by a Modalities. The changes are:

“In one of the following violations, the municipal Disability Federation is responsible for a period of time, warning or fine of up to $50 million, and in the event of a serious dismissal of the health care of the blind people in South Africa as a result of the institution's qualifications, and the business administration has revoked its business licence by law:

(i) Violations of article 5, paragraph 2, and article 11 of the present provisional provisions;

(ii) Blind, forged and transferred health care in the city of Nanin City is performed on a motor basis by a mobile agency in terms of the identification of documents.”

In addition, the order and language of some provisions are adjusted accordingly.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

The provisional provision for health care for blind people in South Africa is re-published in accordance with this decision.

Annex: Provisional provision for the management of the health of blind people in South Africa (as amended)

(Act No. 1 of 13 December 2000, Decision No. 1 of the Government of the South African Republic of 20 May 2005 on amending the provisional provisions for the health of blind people in the city of South Africa, in accordance with the Second Amendment to the Decision of the Government of the People's Republic of South Africa of 4 November 2010 on amending the provisional provisions for the health of blind people in the city of South Africa, in accordance with the decision of the Government of the People's Republic of South Africa to regulate the health of the people of the city of South Africa, in accordance with the decision of 4 November 2010

Article 1, in order to regulate the management of blind people in the city of South Africa, to promote the health development of the Blind population as a result of the motor, to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the blind, and to develop this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 applies to this provision in the city of South Africa and to the operation of the health of blind people.

Article 3. The Federation of Persons with Disabilities in South Africa is the competent authority of the entire city's Braille industry responsible for the implementation of the organization under this provision; the management of public safety, tax, labour, health, business and so forth.

Any unit and individual activities in Braille are subject to the laws, regulations, respect for the blind and maintain the public.

Article 5

(i) There are fixed operating sites and corresponding funds;

(ii) Blind health care is not less than 2 people, and each increase of a motorbed is required to increase the health of blind people as a motor;

(iii) Psychia health is subject to the People's Republic of China People's Republic of China's Disability Procedural Award, which is granted by the Ministry of Labour, with health-care vocational skills training;

(iv) Practitioners should have access to health qualifications;

(v) The design of the premises should be in accordance with the relevant provisions that are not less than 20 square meters and 2 by the motorbed. Each increase of one bed, the area of the operation should increase by 7 square meters. Facilities such as bags, separations, houses, precious hotels, evabation, beds, etc.

(vi) The place of operation, the use of the equipment should be in line with the health standards and the corresponding sanitation protection and poisoning facilities.

Article 6. The establishment, operation of the units and individuals of the Blind Health Act shall apply to the Federation of Persons with Disabilities to provide proof that the health care of the blind people in South Africa is determined by the Moratu institution and subject to a licence for business.

Inadequate health care in the city of South Africa is determined by a smocratic institution, no use of the word “blind” as an agency name.

Article 7 Changes in the health of blind people in the form of pre-management, etc., should be applied to the Federation of Persons with Disabilities to apply for changes to the business administration sector.

Article 8. Blind health-care activities in Momobour must comply with the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations.

Article 9. Blind health service prices should be made public in writing and should not be extorted.

Article 10 prohibits the use of blind health in criminal activities such as pornography and prostitution.

Article 11. Blind health care is required to account for more than 50 per cent (50 per cent).

Article 12 Blinkers must hold identity cards, disability certificates, healthy qualifications, occupational qualifications, and foreign personnel must also hold temporary certificates and certificates.

Article 13 Blind health-care providers must enter into labour contracts with practitioners in accordance with the National People's Republic of China Labour Code and the relevant legislation and regulations, and the parties shall pay social insurance in accordance with national provisions.

The owner of the business shall not be allowed to collect the deposit to the practitioners and shall not detain and detain the relevant documents from the practitioners.

Article 14.

(i) Violations of article 5, paragraph 2, and article 11 of the present provisional provisions;

(ii) Blind, forged and transferred health in the Southen city of Blind, is performed by a mobile agency from a qualification certificate.

Article 15.Blinical health activities are subject to other offences, punishable by law, regulations, in accordance with public safety, labour, health, and business.

Article 16 establishes and runs the medical institutions of the blind people to be administered in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 17