(Adopted by the 41st ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sichuan Province on 22 September 2009, No. 238 of the Order of the People's Government of the Sichuan Province on 28 October 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the improvement of the rural social security system, in line with the State Department's Rural Vived Work Regulation, which is based on the practice of Sichuan Province.

Article 2 is quinquies in rural areas, which means that, in accordance with this approach, the provision of life care and material assistance to rural residents in the areas of eating, dressing, health and burial.

Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the rural five-professional cause into national economic and social development planning and provide guarantees for the provision of five-care services in rural areas.

More than the people at the district level are headed by the Civil Affairs Department in rural areas within the current administration area, and other relevant sectors should be given five-care services in rural areas in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The communes, the Government of the Towns (Robbean Office) are responsible for the management of rural quintiles in this administrative area.

The Village (HL) assists the communes, the Government of the Towns (Health Office) in carrying out rural nutrients.

Article IV Governments encourage social organizations or individuals to contribute to and services for the care of rural quintiles and rural quintiles.

The Government has given recognition to units or individuals that have made significant achievements in the promotion of five-care services in rural areas.

Chapter II

Article 5 Rural residents with a parent of Sichuan or under the age of 16 years are free of labour capacity, free of the source of life, unable to provide maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance or maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and dependency, and access to five-care services in rural areas.

Article 6. Identifying rural five-care recipients according to the following procedures:

(i) An application by a rural resident himself to the Village (resident) People's Committee, which is submitted by a legal guardian, a guardian, a village group or other rural residents because of the inability to express their will.

(ii) After a review by the Village (HLN) Committee, there is no significant objection to the conditions set out in this approach, which will be reviewed by the Village (HL) People's Committee in its assessment of the views and related materials, the Government of the Town People's Government (Roman Street Office).

(iii) The communes, the Government of the Town (Robbean Office) shall, within 20 days of the receipt of the views of the review, investigate the family and economic situation of the applicant and provide advice. In order to meet the conditions set forth in this approach, advice and related materials will be reviewed to be submitted to the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level for approval; the timely return of the material incompatible with conditions and the written justification.

(iv) The civil affairs component of the Government of the People's Government should review the material and make a decision for approval within 20 days of receipt of the review and related material. In order to comply with the conditions set forth in this approach, it is approved that it enjoys five-care services in rural areas, is granted to the Rural Vivelihood Certificate, the establishment of the archives, the timely return of the material incompatible circumstances and the written reasons.

Article 7. The applicant's objection to the review, review and approval may apply for review to the village (resident) committee or communes, the Government of the town (the Street Office), and the civil affairs sector of the territorial Government.

Article 8. Rural Vulnerable Persons shall not be eligible under Article 5 of this scheme, and reports shall be made promptly to the Village (HLN) Committee or the Rural Five Care Service, the Village (HLN) Committee or the Rural VSS agencies shall report to the communes, the People's Government of the town, the Town, the People's Government (Roman Street Office) to review and report on the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the District-level People's Government for the write-off of their Rural Wage Certificates to stop their treatment.

Rural quinquies were killed and the village (resident) National Commission or the Rural Viving Service should report to the communes, the Government of the town (the Street Office) and the Government of the town (the Street Office) for the clearance of their Rural Vivelihood Certificates after the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government.

Article 9

Chapter III

Article 10

(i) Supply of food, sub-food and living fuel;

(ii) Provision of living supplies, such as clothing, bricks and spare parts;

(iii) Provide housing that meets basic conditions of residence;

(iv) Provide basic medical guarantees that care for life cannot be justified;

(v) Distinguished.

Article 11. Rural Vulnerability criteria shall not be lower than the average standard of living of local rural residents and be adjusted as appropriate, in accordance with economic development and the improvement of the average standard of living of local rural residents.

Specific criteria for rural quintiles are developed by the provincial-level government civil affairs, finance, statistics and price authorities, in accordance with the per capita consumption expenditure of local rural residents and related factors, which are approved by the Government of the Bench people and published in the Provincial People's Government.

Five specific criteria for feeding have been developed throughout the country, and no less than the rural five-care-for-care standard developed by the Government of the province.

Article 12 Rural Vulnerables with Psychiatric and statutory communicable diseases should not be concentrated in rural VSS services.

Article 13 introduces a centralized feeding agreement between the rural five-care service agencies and the rural five-care constituencies; implements decentralized feeding agreements with village (resident) committees and rural five-care providers.

Article XIV provides basic medical care for the purpose of nutrients, which is guaranteed through new rural cooperative medical and rural health care systems.

After the death of the quintiles of the rural population, the civil affairs sector of the district-level Government should pay a one-time burial subsidy for a year-long-long-care standard for rural quintiles. The funeral payment was addressed from the five-professional provision for the year. Remaining for nutrients by five-care service providers; dispersed for nutrients; and funerals are handled by the Village (HLM).

Article 15

Provincial, municipal (state) finances are needed to increase the assistance of financial hardship districts (markets, areas) and ethnic minorities.

Non-scheduled social donations can be used to support and improve the lives of the rural five-care recipients. Benefits for public goods should be allocated to the construction and distribution of five-care services in rural areas.

Article 16, a rural collective economic organization with the income of the operation, shall be financed from the operating income to support and improve the lives of the rural five-occupants.

Article 17 The rights and interests of the five-pronged land in rural areas should be protected.

In rural areas, the five-pronged target population could transfer the contractor's land to another cultivate and benefit from the rural five-providing target; the introduction of a centralized feeding scheme, and the rural five-care providers could enter into agreements with the rural five-care services to provide for the operation, use, management of their contracted land.

Article 18 They are focused on allocating funds directly to the rural five-care service institutions; dispersed for feeding and directly to the rural five-care recipients through financial institutions, credit agencies.

No organization or person may violate the ownership of the property of the five-protected population of rural properties.

Rural residents who are included in five-care services in rural areas may be entrusted with five-care services in rural areas, the Village (HLN) Commission or other rural residents for the custody of their property, and may also be treated with their property, including through the signing of the grant-based agreement.

Article 20 left the legacy after the death of the rural five-career, with the survivor's dependency agreement, in accordance with the agreement, and without the grant agreement, the will, or the gift, to be treated by law.

Chapter IV

Article 21 Government-organized rural five-care services for all entrepreneurship units, which are registered in accordance with the regulations governing the management of the units concerned.

Business units, groups and other social forces, as well as citizens, organize rural VSS services for non-profit services in accordance with the registration conditions and are registered in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 22 states that all levels of the population should include government-organized rural five-care services in local economic and social development planning and new socialist rural construction planning, with financial, project, policy support.

Provincial-level people's governments should provide the necessary equipment and management funds for the Government's five-care services.

Article 23 provides for five-care services in rural areas with a proportion of staff on the basis of the number of breadwinners and with the necessary training.

The salary and social insurance to be paid by a unit should be incorporated into the district-level financial budget, which is included in the quintile rural service provider's coverage.

Article 24 provides that five-care services in rural areas should be democratically managed and civilized. The rural five-care services have been established by the Houseal Management Organization, consisting of key heads, staff and representatives of rural five-care providers, to establish systems for sound democratic decision-making and service management.

Article 25 Rural Vivulnerable Services should organize cultural recreation activities for the benefit of rural five-care recipients, which should be encouraged and supported by the districts (communes, districts), communes, the Town People's Government (Rob Street Office).

Rural VSS services can carry out productive activities aimed at improving the lives of VSS in rural areas. Conditions of communes, townships can provide some production conditions for rural five-care services. The property of the rural five-providing service provider and the production of the proceeds are owned by the five-professional service provider, and no organization or individual shall be intrusive and diverted.

Article 26 Rural VSS-care services can be used to provide self-saving services to the society under conditions that guarantee five-care services in rural areas.

Article 27 provides that the five-care services in rural areas should be established for the personal archives of the five-protected population, the establishment of systems such as sound policing, firefighting, health, financial accounting, and the guidance and oversight management of the local people's Government and related sectors.

Article twenty-eighth rural five-care services should preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the breadwinner, without discrimination, stigmatization, abuse or neglect for the purpose of raising.

All organizations and individuals have the right to stop and report violations against the rights of the person and property of the breadwinner.

Chapter V

Article 29 states that the civil affairs component of the district-level Government should establish a personal file and database for the promotion of five-career care in rural areas, with dynamic management.

No organization or person shall be subject to corruption, misappropriation, retention or private sub-prime rural finance.

The financial sector should monitor the use of five-care funds in rural areas.

The audit department should conduct an audit of the use of five maintenance funds in rural areas in accordance with the law.

Article 31 Civil Affairs Department, communes, the Town People's Government (IDP) should publicize and receive social oversight for the application of five-care services in rural areas.

Article 32 deals with violations of the provisions of this approach, in accordance with the provisions of the Rural VSSA.

Article 33 Rural residents who enjoy five-care treatment in rural areas have one of the following acts: communes, the Town People's Government (Rob Street Office) criticized education for the recovery of five-care funds and materials in rural areas:

(i) To deceive access to rural voucher treatment by means of misstatement, concealment, falsification, etc.;

(ii) Changes in the situation of the family during the enjoyment of five-care services in rural areas are no longer in accordance with the conditions set out in this approach and are not informed by the management authorities that they continue to enjoy five-care treatment in rural areas.

Article 34 deals with discrimination, harassment, ill-treatment of sub-primes in rural areas and violates the legal rights and interests of rural quintiles, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, and criminal liability in accordance with the law.

Article 33 XV provides a false testimony to the applicant that units or individuals who are deceived to the five-professional funds in rural areas are treated in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Annex VI

Article 16 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2010.