(Adopted at the 80th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Northern Province, held on 28 January 2011, by Decree No. [2011] of 9 February 2011, by the People's Government Order No. 5 of the Northern Province of the River, effective 1 April 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to guarantee equal participation of persons with disabilities in social life, to share cultural results in society, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of persons with disabilities, and to develop this provision in line with the provisions of the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Disability Guarantee Act.

Article 2 Persons with disabilities who hold the People's Republic of China disability certificate (hereinafter referred to as persons with disabilities) are allowed to benefit from the application of this provision in the administrative area of the province, which is not in the administrative region of the province, may be assisted in accordance with article 32, article 33, article 36, and article 37 of this article.

Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of persons with disabilities in support of their work, integrate persons with disabilities into national economic and social development planning, develop preferential policies and specific assistance measures and improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities.

Article IV is responsible for the organization, coordination, guidance, supervision, promotion of the work of the relevant executive and public service units to assist persons with disabilities and for monitoring the implementation of this provision.

The relevant administrations such as finance, civil affairs, education, health, human resources and social security, housing and rural-urban construction and sports at the district level should be facilitated by persons with disabilities within their respective responsibilities. Public service units should fulfil their responsibilities and obligations to assist persons with disabilities, as prescribed.

In accordance with the relevant provisions or commissioned by the Government of the People's Government, the Disabled People's Federation has been able to contribute to the work of persons with disabilities by providing advice and proposals to the people's Government and the relevant executive and public service units to facilitate the work of persons with disabilities.

Article 5

The Government of the people at the district level should make appropriate funding available every year from the Shelter and the Prince of the Sports Raceory Public Works to help persons with disabilities.

Article 6 Governments and relevant executives, social groups should encourage social organizations and individuals to make contributions and services to persons with disabilities and to carry out volunteer activities to assist persons with disabilities.

Article 7. The media should publish in a timely manner public advertisements that promote the work of persons with disabilities and actively create a good social climate for understanding, respect, interest and assistance to persons with disabilities.

The city of the area and the conditioned district television stations should run handicular programmes, with videos and public television programmes should be added.

Chapter II Social security

Article 8. The Government of the people at the district level should arrange for the funding of emergency assistance for persons with disabilities and provide timely assistance to persons with disabilities who are experiencing temporary hardship due to emergencies, such as illness, vulnerability.

Article 9. Governments of all levels of the population and relevant administrations should be given priority to the protection of persons with disabilities that meet minimum living conditions in rural and urban areas. There are still difficulties in the enjoyment of the minimum living conditions in rural and urban areas, and relief is provided by the Government of the county. Special hardship families and low-income persons with disabilities, such as maiming and maiming, are subject to temporary assistance; the integration of eligible rural and urban poor persons with disabilities into the scope of medical assistance and the progressive improvement of access standards; and rehabilitation for poor persons with disabilities.

Article 10 Persons with disabilities without labour capacity, the source of life, the lack of maintenance, maintenance, maintenance or maintenance of an obligation, or their statutory support, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance capacity should give priority to social welfare institutions or, as required, the inclusion of minimum living guarantees in towns and the provision of five maintenance in rural areas. The social help management body should provide temporary assistance to persons with disabilities who are begging.

Article 11. The Government and the relevant executive branch shall encourage and organize the participation of persons with disabilities in social insurance such as basic breadth, basic medical care, unemployment, work injury and maternity, and grant subsidies to persons with disabilities living in poverty and at the primary and secondary levels.

The municipalities, districts (communes, districts) in which conditions exist should pay to individuals who participate in the new rural feed-up insurance, the secondary weighted number of persons with disabilities, on the basis of the relevant provisions, for all to be paid by the people's Government, and for individuals with disabilities other than poverty.

Poor persons with disabilities engaged in self-employment and flexible employment are part of their contributions to the old-age insurance in the town, which is subsidized by the Government of the district level.

Individuals with disabilities participating in new rural cooperation medical and basic health insurance for the urban population are eligible for assistance, which can be financed by medical assistance funds, as required.

Article 12

Article 13 In the town level, the secondary level of persons with disabilities, a single-parent family and persons with disabilities with disabilities with disabilities with disabilities with disabilities are properly reduced to the cost of integral rental or to increase the standard of subsidies. There is a need to dismantle the housing of persons with disabilities and to take care in the areas of relocation and housing floors.

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level should include the poverty alleviation of persons with disabilities in the overall planning of the Government's poverty-reduction development efforts, with the inclusion of persons with disabilities with labour capacity in poverty-reduction development. Priority is given to enabling the cultivation, breeding, industrial and other household projects that are adapted to the increased collection of persons with disabilities, and free practical technical and skills training for poor persons with disabilities.

Article 15. Financial institutions should undertake rehabilitation of persons with disabilities to home loans, and promote the participation of poor persons with disabilities in low-investment, quick-impact farming, raising, industrial and other projects tailored to persons with disabilities, which are subject to higher-level finances. Market development prospects are actively supported by project financing needs that are in line with national industrial policy, innovative credit products, adequate easing of loan conditions, simplification of credit procedures and preferentially at loan rates.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the district level should increase their financial inputs for the care of persons with disabilities, providing adequate subsidies for persons with disabilities, mental and level, secondary care services for persons with disabilities, and for persons with disabilities with minimum living guarantees, mentally and heavy disabilities.

Article 17 protects such as property trusts for persons with disabilities who are incapable of civil conduct or restrict the capacity of civil conduct.

Chapter III Medical rehabilitation

The Government of the above-mentioned population should increase the rate of inpatient reimbursement for persons with disabilities participating in urban residential health insurance, new rural cooperative medical treatment, reduce the rate of inpatient payments and prioritize the care of persons with disabilities.

Poor persons with disabilities who are included in the minimum living conditions in rural and urban areas are medically provided to the public integrated medical institutions in the province, with walls, payment, testing, access to medicines, free of general wall fees and injecting fees, and less than 5 per cent of the treatment fees (non-contributions), 10 per cent of inspection fees, and 50 per cent of hospital beds.

Remote medical institutions are encouraged to provide preferential services for persons with disabilities.

Article 19 The relevant administrations of the Government of the above-mentioned population should include, as required, health-care rehabilitation projects involving persons with disabilities in basic health insurance for urban workers, urban residential health insurance and new rural cooperative medical reimbursements, special assistance and rehabilitation assistance for the health of persons with disabilities.

The authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level should carry out the care and rehabilitation of children with disabilities, and provide assistance for basic rehabilitation training for children with disabilities and orphans with disabilities who are under the age of six years and are equipped with support. Access to the minimum living conditions in rural and urban areas for pregnant women and newborns for persons with disabilities is included in local financial budgets by district-level health-sector organizations for free pregnancy screening, newborn disease screening and early intervention.

FRAs are encouraged to grant relief for training costs for children with disabilities.

Article 20 should be free of charge for rehabilitation training for poor persons with disabilities at all levels, and rehabilitation guidance for persons with disabilities should be provided free of charge by rural and urban health services.

Chapter IV Education training

Article 21 Special education schools, general kindergartens should create conditions to receive pre-school education and rehabilitation training for young children with minor disabilities in schools.

The children of children with disabilities, juveniles and persons with disabilities who meet the conditions of compulsory education may be enrolled in school. Differences are arranged by the Government of the People's Entrance.

Teaching units are encouraged to implement compulsory education in a variety of forms, including at the level, at the secondary level, with disabilities with heavy mental disabilities, unaccompanied, men and multiple children with disabilities, and juveniles in community education and delivery.

Article 23 of the Government of the veterans concerned the executive branch with respect to students with disabilities who receive compulsory education, the families of poor persons with disabilities, free textbooks, the payment of living benefits to rural households in hardships, the minimum living in urban areas, and the allowance is not less than one thousand per year for pupils, and the birth rate is not less than one thousand dollars per year.

Students with poor disabilities who are educated at higher levels, and those with poor persons with disabilities, who are less than 30 per cent of school fees.

Article 24 General high schools, secondary vocational schools, technic schools, higher colleges and adult educational institutions should establish professionally appropriate for the education of persons with disabilities, expand the scale of school attendance and give priority to persons with disabilities in line with national standards. Students with disabilities who are incapable of interviewing and in schools are free from probationary testing for the hearing of students with disabilities who are not able to know.

Article 25 Schools should give priority to students with poor disabilities, those with poor persons with disabilities, in terms of grants, tuition loans, hardship benefits. Students with poor disabilities in schools, students with poor persons with disabilities and secondary vocational schools are fully entitled to national grants for all-day rural disability students and students with urban poverty, and students with poor persons with disabilities.

Students with disabilities who are enrolled in the day-to-day general higher education institution, secondary vocational schools, technic schools and those who have received a certificate of self-learning for higher education for which they are recognized by the State, and those who are poorly disabled, all levels of disability associations provide funding to fund payments from the employment security of persons with disabilities.

More than 26 years of the population at the district level should arrange a proportion of funds from the Employment Guarantee Fund for Persons with Disabilities for various vocational education and training for persons with disabilities in special education schools, training for persons with disabilities and vocational training targeted institutions for persons with disabilities.

Chapter V Labour employment

Article 27 provides for employment of persons with disabilities by a proportion of not less than five per cent of the total number of active workers, and provides them with adequate employment and employment, without the exception of the State's provision or special industry (working) to deny access to persons with disabilities on the basis of disability. The recruitment of staff by State organs for civil servants and business units shall not be restricted to the examination of reports and, on a non-discriminatory basis, to the selection or recruitment of persons with disabilities who meet the conditions of recruitment.

The user unit shall enter into a labour contract or service agreement with a disability worker in accordance with the law, pay the social insurance premiums such as basic breadth, basic medical care, unemployment, work injury and maternity, and give priority to the contract for a disabled worker who has completed the contract.

The Government of the above-mentioned people at the district level is concerned by the provision of basic old-age, basic medical and unemployment insurance benefits, as prescribed, to support eligible businesses to supplement old-age insurance and supplementary health insurance for workers with disabilities.

The Government of the more than twenty-eight people at the district level and the relevant executive branch, through measures such as tax deductions and subsidies, have been instrumental in the creation of a disability-friendly enterprise, the Braille institution, the asylum work site and other welfare institutions to concentrate on the employment of persons with disabilities.

The competent public health institutions should prioritize the placement of blind people with the qualifications of the operation for employment by motor personnel.

The public good positions established by the Government and the relevant executive branch at the district level should be proportionate to the employment of persons with disabilities, with priority given to the employment of persons with disabilities under the same conditions.

Article 33 Persons with disabilities engage in their own operations, free of charge for administrative purposes, giving priority to nuclear licenses. Persons with disabilities are exempt from operating taxes provided by the society, and persons with disabilities are engaged in personal production operations, the proceeds from the operation of contractors and tenant units, as well as wage, salary, labour remuneration, payment, royalties, royalties, royalties, royalties, and tax royalties, which are required to reduce the income of eight per cent of individuals.

Article 31: The public employment service agency should set up a disability service window and services project to provide free employment information, counselling, vocational presentations and employment assistance to persons with disabilities, such as unemployment registration. Employment services for persons with disabilities at all levels are provided free of charge for the provision of training, vocational promotion and archiving services for persons with disabilities and free of charge for vocational skills for persons with disabilities.

Chapter VI Cultural sports

Article 32 Persons with disabilities have access to public places such as libraries, museums, cultural consulates, American artesies, exhibitions, parks, animal gardens, theatres, wards, public toilets, free of charge or sub-payments, at the level of sports sites (consultations), at the secondary level, to persons with disabilities, blind people, persons with disabilities, mental disabilities, persons with disabilities, and persons with disabilities are allowed to enter public places free of charge. In the above-mentioned places, transportation tools such as government pricing, cable vehicles administered by the Government, cruises, etc. have been used to collect costs for persons with disabilities.

Article 33 Persons with disabilities participate in the WCA, cultural, sporting sector organizations in the efficacy, performance or training, competitions, which should be supported and guaranteed their access to pay, awards, benefits, etc. when they are paid. Without fixed income, the organization should be subsidized.

In major competitive sports competitions such as the Olympic Games for Persons with Disabilities, the World Cup for Persons with Disabilities, the Asian Disability Movement, the Asia Cup for Persons with Disabilities, the National Movement for Disabled Persons, the National Disability Day, the All Provincial Movement for Persons with Disabilities, and the All-Child People's Movement for Persons with Disabilities.

Article 34 of the public libraries should establish a Braille (room) to increase the type and number of blind and blind people who have spoken and to facilitate access by the blind. Postal businesses should be free to mail.

Blinners with work units should be allowed free of charge to a blind reading; the non-working unit is granted by the Federation of Persons with Disabilities at the district level.

Other assistance under Chapter VII

Article 33XV provides that public service units should set up accessibility windows at the unit's entrance, fees and operating rooms, with clear indications of the priority of persons with disabilities.

Article XVI of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (art.

Article 37: Persons with disabilities have access to public transport tools such as public cars in the city, as well as supporting devices that accompany them, should be granted preferential or free of charge, and specific approaches are developed by the Provincial Disability Federation with relevant departments such as provincial transport.

Public parks should establish dedicated parking parks for persons with disabilities, free of the cost of car parking for persons with disabilities.

Persons with disabilities are given priority purchase tickets and priority vehicles when long-range public passenger vehicles are delivered within the province's administration.

Article 338 Legal aid institutions should provide free legal assistance to eligible persons with disabilities, with due regard to the criteria and scope of legal assistance for persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities are requested to grant pension payments, support payments, maintenance fees, dependency payments, payment of labour compensation, transportation accidents, medical accidents, work injury compensation, claims that legal services should be given priority for domestic violence, abuse, abandonment of civil rights and legal matters, such as public evidence. There is a need for Braille, translation and timely delivery of services.

Article 39 Judicial accreditation institutions should provide legal assistance to persons with disabilities living in poverty, and health medical accident identification institutions should provide medical accident identification assistance to persons with disabilities living in poverty.

Chapter VIII Legal responsibility

Article 40

(i) Provide persons with disabilities certificates for persons not in compliance with disability standards;

(ii) Disadvantaged family poverty certificates in support of persons with disabilities;

(iii) Abuse of authority against the legitimate rights and interests of persons with disabilities;

(iv) Other failures to carry out their duties in accordance with the law resulting in adverse consequences.

Article 40

The relevant enterprise, the cause unit and other social organizations do not provide assistance to persons with disabilities in accordance with this provision, which is modified by their superior administrative authorities or by the relevant administrative authorities; in the case of serious circumstances, the persons responsible for the unit are treated in accordance with the law.

Article 42, any unit or individual, in violation of this provision, is a warning by the administrative authorities responsible for the promotion of the assistance of persons with disabilities, to return to the proceeds of the crime; and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter IX

Article 43 refers to persons with disabilities who are living in poverty as described in this provision to persons with disabilities who are included in the minimum living standards of rural and urban areas.

Article 44 states that municipalities, district-level governments may, in accordance with this provision, develop specific approaches in the light of the realities in this administrative region.

Article 42