(Summit No. 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 2 December 2009 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 136 of 23 December 2009 by the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 1 February 2010

In order to strengthen the construction and management of accessibility facilities and to promote progress in social civilization, this approach is based on the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities, the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Rights of Older Persons and the other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 provides for the construction, alteration, expansion of urban roads, public buildings, residential areas, etc. (hereinafter referred to as construction projects) in this city's administrative area, and applies this approach.

The construction project complements the specific scope of the construction of accessibility facilities, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National Urban Roads and Building Access Design Guidelines (JGJ50-2001) and the Guidelines for the Design of Older Persons (JGJ122-99).

Article 3. The accessibility facilities referred to in this approach refer to the provision of services in construction projects in order to ensure the safety and accessibility of persons with disabilities, the elderly, the sick, pregnant women, children and other actors, including, inter alia,:

(i) Google, Google and blind;

(ii) Obstacles such as vertical ladder, grading;

(iii) warning signals, signals, instructions;

(iv) Low-ranking devices such as low telephone calls, low-ranking chairs, low-washing ponds;

(v) A dedicated parking, a dedicated audience, and a safe gate;

(vi) Access to toilets, toilets;

(vii) Obstacles;

(viii) Other facilities that facilitate the use of persons without action.

Article IV.

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Relevant administrations such as urban planning, urban roads, urban hosting, greening, transport, urban management administrative law enforcement are managed in accordance with their responsibilities to establish accessibility facilities.

Article 6 Disabled People's Federation, the Women's Federation, the Office of the Committee on Older Persons and other organizations and individuals have the right to monitor the construction and management of accessibility facilities and to make observations and recommendations to the relevant administration. The comments and recommendations of the administration should be studied and answered in a timely manner.

Article 7. New construction, alteration and expansion projects should be accompanied by the construction of accessibility facilities in accordance with national design norms and be designed in parallel with the works of the subjects.

The construction units should incorporate the requirements for the construction of accessible facilities into the construction of project budgets.

Article 8. The construction of project design units shall design accessibility facilities in accordance with national design norms and interface with existing accessibility facilities around construction projects.

Article 9. When the urban and rural planning administration reviews the construction of project design programmes, the content of the construction of accessibility facilities should be included in the review.

Article 10, when the construction map review body reviews the construction chart design document, it shall not be reviewed through the construction map design document when it is not designed in accordance with national design norms.

Article 11. The construction of the project construction map design document was not reviewed and the construction of the administration was not subject to a construction licence.

Article 12. Construction of project construction units, custodial units shall be constructed and administered in accordance with the construction map design document adopted by the review and the national, provincial and relevant technical standards.

When construction units have completed the project, they should be accompanied by access to facilities that are matched and completed, including the accessibility of facilities construction elements, are reported on the construction of the administration. The construction projects are not eligible for inspection or inspection, and the construction of the administration cannot proceed with the clearance process.

Article 14. The construction of the administration sector should enhance the oversight of facilities-building. The quality monitoring report submitted by the quality monitoring body should include the quality of accessibility facilities.

Article 15. The owner of the accessibility facility or its mandated maintenance units shall maintain and manage the accessibility facilities used to ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities.

Article 16 provides that existing urban roads, public buildings, residential areas are not matched by the construction of accessibility facilities or accessibility facilities that are not in accordance with national design norms and are gradually being renovated by the municipal or district administration authorities in accordance with the relevant units of the responsible organization.

Any unit or person in Article 17 shall not undermine the destruction, unauthorized occupation of accessibility facilities and shall not affect the use of accessibility facilities or change the use of accessibility facilities.

Article 18, which, in particular circumstances such as construction, requires the temporary occupation of urban roads, should avoid the use of Brailles; the need for the use of Brailles should be approved by the urban road administration sector in accordance with the provisions of the regulations, and the setting of warning signs that the occupancy period should be restored in a timely manner.

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(i) The content of the construction of accessibility facilities is not included in the scope of the project design programme review;

(ii) In violation of the provision for a construction licence or the processing of the clearance process for construction projects;

(iii) The finding that violations of the provisions of this approach are not investigated;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

In violation of this approach, the construction map review body adopted a review of the construction map design document for construction projects that were not designed in accordance with national design norms, with a fine of $30,000 for the construction of administrative offices.

Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides that construction units do not carry out construction of accessibility facilities in accordance with the construction map design document adopted under review or technical standards, are converted by the construction of administrative authority orders and a fine of 2 per cent of the engineering contract price.

In violation of this approach, the construction unit has not organized the receipt or inspection of the unauthorized delivery of the accessibility facility, which is redirected by the construction of the administrative authority and a fine of 2 per cent of the engineering contract price.

Article 23, in violation of the provisions of this approach, undermines the destruction, unauthorized occupation of public toilet accessibility facilities, is compensated by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement authorities or restored the status quo and fines for the value of the facility.

Article 24, in violation of this approach, allows for the use of Brailles by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement authorities to put an end to the release of the status quo and to impose a fine of up to $200 million.

Article 25, in violation of other acts under this scheme, provides for administrative penalties by law, regulations, regulations and regulations, and is punishable by law by the relevant administration.

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