(Summit of 72 Standing Committee of the Eleventh People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland on 6 December 2010 to consider the publication of the People's Government Order No. 62 of 22 December 2010, effective 1 February 2011)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the State Department's Regulation for Rural Vivulnerable Work (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) in the light of the practice of this self-government area.

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Article 3. Governments of more than communes should put in place financial, material security mechanisms that are responsive to rural five-care services, integrated solutions to the issue of maternity care in rural areas, the establishment and improvement of rural five-care services such as communes, VSS centres, etc., to improve the living conditions of the rural five-care-care-for-growth target population and to improve the level of delivery.

The commune government and the street offices are responsible for the management of rural five-care services in the current administration.

Article 4 Sectors such as development and reform, education, finance, housing and urban-rural construction, health, development, etc. and the Disabled People's Federation are vested in rural five-care services in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 encourages and supports institutions, groups, entrepreneurship units and other organizations and individuals to contribute and help to the rural five-career and rural VSS agencies to carry out the benefits.

Article 6. Rural residents are eligible for five care in rural areas, and are granted by their own or villagers' groups and other villagers to the Village (HLN) Committee, with the approval of the National Commission for Democracy, the Government of the town or the Office of the Street People's Government, the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government of the District, the Rural Vivelihood Certificate, which has been granted treatment from the approval of the Year.

Article 7 Civil Affairs Department of the Village (HLN), the People's Government of the town, the Street Office, the district-level people's Government, shall, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations, proceed in a timely manner with regard to the processing of five-care procedures in rural areas without delay or refusal to proceed on any grounds.

The Village (HL) Commission, with a democratic assessment, considers that it is in line with rural five-care conditions, should be displayed at the location of the village (resident) National Commission for seven days.

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The five-pronged-up criteria in the self-government area are developed by the Civil Affairs Department of the Autonomous Region with the financial sector, followed by the approval of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region. The city, the people's government can set up rural five-care standards in this administrative area, but no less than the criteria established in the self-government area and report on the implementation of the Government's civil affairs sector in the autonomous areas.

Article 9. Rural Vulnerable Targets may choose to concentrate or disperse the home-based rural five-care services in their home locations. The application for concentrating on feeding should be presented to the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the Government.

Article 10 focuses on the provision of nutrient care by the rural five-care service agency responsible for living care, dispersed for the provision of life care by the Village (HL) Committee, which may entrust other rural residents with living care. The commune Government or the street offices should enter into a feeding service agreement with the rural five-care service agencies, the Village (NL) Commission and the mandated rural population, with a clear responsibility for the provision of support services and ensuring that rural quintiles receive the required living care.

For rural residents who have been entrusted with care for the dispersion of the five-care-for-growth-care service management funds, the subsidy criteria are developed by the district-level people's Government.

Article 11. The Government of the more people at the district level should prepare a plan for the construction of a rural five-care service institution to integrate construction projects and funds, new construction, alteration, expansion and rehabilitation of rural five-care facilities.

The five-care services in rural areas are constructed and managed by the Government of the Town, the Street Office or the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government.

Rural VSS services can carry out production activities aimed at improving the living conditions in rural areas.

Article 12 Rural Viving Services is a public-private social service organization organized by the Government for the provision of life-care services for rural quintiles.

Rural VSS agencies implement the Government's mechanisms for buying services to society, employing staff on the basis of the ratio of service to staff 10:1, which are guaranteed by district-level finance.

Article 13. The Government of the people at the district level should include the provision of five-care funds and services management in rural areas in the annual financial budget, with exclusive management and dedicated funds.

The provision for rural five-care funds and the management of rural five-care services has been integrated in the city, district finance, and the provision of financial support for the self-government sector is provided by the city, the district.

Social donations for the benefit of public goods, which do not expressly do so, can arrange a proportion of the benefits for the lives of the five-care recipients in rural areas and for the construction of the rural five-care services.

Article XIV shall supply food, sub-food and living fuel, supplies of living supplies, such as clothing, beds, and spare parts.

The requirements for food oil, sub-food and zero-to-exploitation costs are charged from the provision for the management of feeding services, including clothing, beds and living fuel.

Article 15. Housing, facilities in rural five-care services should be in accordance with the standards established in the self-government area and national accessibility standards to facilitate and secure living conditions for the focus-up-oriented rural five-care recipients.

Decentralized rural five-care facilities are at risk or severely disruptive, and are organized by the Town People's Government, the Street Office and prioritized arrangements in rural-risk housing rehabilitation.

Article 16 communes of communes and village health should provide health services for the five-care recipients in rural areas.

The cost of five-care providers in rural areas to participate in new types of rural cooperation medical care is financially burdened, and their medical costs are reimbursed under the new rural cooperative medical system, partially covered by district-level rural medical assistance funds.

Rural Vulnerable Patterns cannot be self-sustained by the rural five-care service provider or the licensed population, whose paternal fees can be charged from the five-care service management funding.

Article 17 Rural VSS is still subject to compulsory education at the age of 16 years or at the age of 16 years, where schools should be admitted to school and free of school fees, accommodation fees, free of charge, and free of school textbooks to pay for accommodation by standard benefits. The education administration should fund students who are in the domestic economic hardship.

Article 18 The burial of the burial is carried out by the rural five-care service agency; it is dispersed for feeding, and its burial is carried out by the Village (Health) Committee or the designated rural population.

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Article 20 Funding is pooled for delivery directly to the rural five-care service institutions; dispersed for feeding funds are vested in the district-level financial sector to entrust financial institutions with direct access to the individual accounts of the rural five-care recipients or by the Town People's Government, the Street Office.

Article 21, the Civil Affairs Department and the Town People's Government, the Street Office should give rural quintiles in a timely manner to rural residents who meet the conditions of maternity care in rural areas; and the five-care recipients of rural quintiles who are no longer eligible or killed should be written off in a timely manner and their Rural Vivelihood Certificates should be discontinued and the rural five-care facility was stopped from the end of the month.

Article 22 states that the civil affairs sector of the communes should establish a sound rural five-care management system that enhances the supervision of the five-professional work in rural areas and helps the rural five-care services to improve the quality and level of services. Archives such as requests for, clearance, approval and payment for five maintenance targets in rural areas should be archived, collated, kept and used.

The relevant departments, such as civil affairs, finance, audit, inspection, should strengthen monitoring of the budgets, disbursements, issuance and use of five-care funds in rural areas.

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