(Adopted by Decree No. 186 of 18 January 2010 by the Government of the People of the State of Hygiene on 31 December 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the establishment of housing maintenance mechanisms to protect the legitimate rights and interests of all persons with special maintenance funds, in line with the provisions of the Regulations of the Department of State for the Management of Goods and Services.

Article 2 Deposit, use, management and supervision of funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes in the city's administration area apply.

Article III of this approach refers to funds dedicated to the maintenance and updating of housing funds earmarked for the maintenance and renovation of buildings after the renovation of the facilities.

The scheme referred to the total number of houses, which are based on laws, regulations and contracts for the sale of homes, and are co-located by single house owners or structures, including, in general, the building blocks, heavy walls, columns, buoys, roofs, roofs and walls outside households, gates, ladder, corridors.

The scheme refers to the sale of facilities under laws, regulations and housing contracts, which are co-organized by single house owners or owners of different buildings, including, in general, ITU, hydroline, lighting, fire facilities, greenfields, roads, road lights, drainage, drainage facilities, ponds, wells, non-operational vehicle fleets, property management stores, telecommunications, public service facilities and housing equipment.

Article IV governs the management of dedicated housing funds with the principle of exclusive storage, specialization, ownership decision-making and government oversight.

Article 5 governs the supervision of special maintenance funds in the current administration area, with specific responsibility for the day-to-day management of housing-specific maintenance funds.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant departments, such as financial, material and auditing, are co-ordinated with the supervision of funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes.

Chapter II

There are more than two property rights holders for each house or one for the management of houses in the region, and special maintenance funds should be established.

Article 7. Specific maintenance funds for commodity houses (consideration of affordable housing, unitary accommodation and house demolitions) are deposited with the owners of the industry, and special maintenance funds for affordable housing are deposited by the owner.

The funds for special maintenance of the first housing house, which had been sold, were deposited with the resale housing unit, and returned by the owner.

Article 8

(i) The sale of public housing and the transfer of 30 per cent from the sale of property units;

(ii) Without gradient homes, the owners of the industry were deposited with $35 square meters each of the construction area; gradable houses were deposited with the owners of the construction area at $65 square meters per square kilometre. The commune property authorities should adjust and publish the deposit criteria for special maintenance funds for the first home in due time, based on the construction of construction works at each square mete.

Article 9. The first period of housing dedicated to maintenance funds allows the owners to enter the specific housing funds directly, or to entrust the real estate development of the business.

The owners should make funds earmarked for the maintenance of houses available to the specific house prior to their use. The real estate development enterprise should be transferred from the date of 30 days of receipt of funds earmarked for the maintenance of the dwellings to the exclusive housing fund. Housings that have not yet been sold are paid by property development companies to pay special maintenance funds to this part of the house during the initial registration of home ownership.

The resale units of public housing should be made up of 30 days from the date of receipt of the resale housing, with the funds earmarked for the repair of the house.

Article 10 does not deposit funds earmarked for maintenance for the first home under this scheme, and the real estate development enterprise shall not deliver the home to the purchaser.

Until such time as special maintenance funds for dried houses were deposited into the exclusive home maintenance fund, the real estate development business should be added to double interest at the regular bank deposit rate for the same period. Removal interest is taken into account for the specific housing funds.

Article 11. Specific housing funds deposited by the owner are owned by the owners.

The special maintenance funds extracted from public housing resolds are owned by public housing resale units.

Article 12. Specific maintenance funds for housing have been deposited from the date of deposit and, in accordance with the State-mandated bank interest rate, the escrow units and the exclusive-source management bank have been closed to the household by year.

The first year of the deposit was deposited with special maintenance funds at the rate of interest earned on the bank for the same period; after one year, the bank's regular deposit rate for the period of one year.

Article 13. Specific maintenance funds are administered by ownership of the management of the government and encourage the owners to exercise ownership through the principles of democracy, consultation.

The owner-ownership management should be carried out and, with the exclusive consent of the owner of more than two thirds of the total area of buildings in the region, the owners of the industry are mandated by the General Assembly to administer the day-to-day management of dedicated maintenance funds.

Without the establishment of the General Assembly or the decision of the owner, the Assembly decided to entrust the Government with the management of its special maintenance funds, which were managed by the dedicated housing maintenance funds management.

The funds earmarked for house repairs that have been sold for public housing have been managed by the Housing Funding Authority.

Article 14. Housing dedicated maintenance funds management agencies or the owners' committees should commission commercial banks as dedicated home maintenance funds management banks at the location and establish specific housing funds for maintenance.

The exclusive maintenance funds for the opening of houses should be maintained in the area of property management, with a sub-householding under the house's gate; the area of unregistered property management, with a unit accounted for by sub-households.

The funds earmarked for the maintenance of houses that had been sold had been made up of the property unit, which was accounted for by the sale unit and was maintained by the owner at the time the home was returned.

Article 15. The decision of the General Assembly to implement the ownership management of the owners, and the dedicated maintenance funds management body shall transfer the funds earmarked for the maintenance of the escrowded house to the exclusive householding funds established by the Commission.

The Board of Governors has autonomously managed funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes and should be subject to the supervision of the host housing dedicated maintenance funds management agencies.

Article 16 contains a 30 per cent reduction in the total amount of funds earmarked for the maintenance of the first home, which is due to the maintenance of the occupants' accounts and the balance of public housing resale units.

The amount of special maintenance funds for the housing of commodity houses should not be reduced to the specific maintenance funds for the first home. For the first time, the Princessss of the Housing Care Fund (HP) implement the provisions of article 8, paragraph (ii), of the scheme; when the owner's account balance is less than 30 per cent of the total amount of earmarked maintenance funds paid for the first time, it should be re-engaged by the owner, and the amount of special maintenance funds for the re-exclusive home should not be less than the funds earmarked for the repairs of the original home.

The extension of the funds earmarked for maintenance of the home can be delivered in full on a one-time basis and may be returned on a regular basis.

The extension programme was established by the General Assembly of the Business Princessss, which had not been established by the General Assembly, and had been decided by the Housing Fund-specific Maintenance Management Body.

Article 17 The residues recovered after the lapse of the housing facility equipment should be used to supplement the specific maintenance funds of the house.

The proceeds of the exploitation of the owners operating with the use of the house's cadres and the equipment of a shared facility should be used primarily to supplement the specific maintenance funds of the house, except as otherwise decided by the Conference.

In the transfer of home ownership, the owners of the original industry should provide the transferee with information on the deposit and balance of funds earmarked for the maintenance of the house and provide effective evidence that the funds for special maintenance of the housing balance in the home's sub-households are accompanied by the ownership of the home, and the transferee shall pay the balance of funds earmarked for maintenance to the original owners. There was also agreement between the parties on specific housing funds, which were agreed upon.

Article 19 Removal of homes and special maintenance funds for the return of homes under the following provisions:

(i) Refunds of funds earmarked for the maintenance of the housing balance in the accounts of the house;

(ii) The balance of funds earmarked for the maintenance of houses deposited with the Public Housing Dealing Unit; the sale unit does not exist; and the collection of the same-level bank by the financial reporting of the property unit.

Article 20

Chapter III Use

Article 21 Specific maintenance funds for housing should be earmarked for the maintenance and updating of the buildings after the renovation of the facility equipment.

The use of specific housing maintenance funds should be guided by the principles of accessibility, openness, transparency, beneficiaries and affordability.

Article 23 provides for the maintenance and updating of shared facilities equipment and the cost-sharing approach, with the consent of the relevant businessowners, and does not agree on the following:

(i) There is a share of the owners of the relevant industry in accordance with their respective share of the area of ownership.

(ii) The proportion of funds earmarked for the maintenance of housing units is rated by the area of construction in the relevant building. The difference is based in part on the proportion of the funds earmarked for the maintenance of the dwellings extracted by the owners of the relevant industry in accordance with their respective ownership of the property sector.

(iii) The sale of public housing and commodity houses, which are assessed on the basis of the proportion of the area of construction to the relevant goods and are assessed in accordance with subparagraphs (i) and (ii) of this paragraph;

(iv) No house was sold and the property development enterprise or the public housing resale unit was assessed in accordance with the area of buildings that were not sold.

Article 24

(i) The owners' committees (relevant owners) or industry service providers make use recommendations based on maintenance and updating, adaptation projects;

(ii) The recommendation for use by the Commission of the owners (relevant owners) in an appropriate place within the area of operation management;

(iii) The adoption by the General Assembly of proposals for use;

(iv) Implementation of the programme of use by the Commission of Entrepreneurs (relevant owners) or by the enterprise organization of its commissioned material services;

(v) The owners' committees (relevant owners) or their licensed business service providers have relevant materials to apply to the housing-specific maintenance funds management agencies;

(vi) After the approval of the Housing Fund-specific Maintenance Management Authority, a special maintenance fund was transferred within five days of specified procedures;

(vii) The Entrepreneurship Commission (relevant owners) provides an indication of the quality of the housing maintenance project and the cost of maintenance.

Article 25

(i) Recommendations for use by the Commission of the owners (relevant owners) or by the business sector;

(ii) The recommendations of the Commission on the appropriate location in the area of the management of goods;

(iii) Adoption by the General Assembly of proposals;

(iv) The use of programmes by the Commission of the owners or the enterprise organization of the material services entrusted to it;

(v) The Homeowners' Board is responsible for the preparation of the funds dedicated to the use of the programme for the maintenance of the housing funds management agency, which found that it was not in compliance with the provisions of the scheme and that the programme should be rectified;

(vi) The Committee of the owners of the industry sends notices to the exclusive house management bank for specific maintenance funds;

(vii) The transfer of funds from the exclusive house to the maintenance unit by the exclusive house management bank;

(viii) The Committee of the owners of the industry provides information on the quality of housing maintenance projects and the cost of maintenance.

Article 26 states that the communes of the home, together with the equipment of the cohabiting facilities, will seriously affect the use of the owners or endanger the security of the house, with the commission of the owners of the industry and the absence of a commission of the owners, with the maintenance of over two representatives of the industry selected by the relevant owners and the costs incurred in accordance with article 23 of the scheme.

Article 27 encourages the selection of construction units with corresponding qualifications by means of open, fair and fair tendering. The cost of maintenance projects is smaller, and the construction units are selected in a simple manner.

Article 28 Main Committees or relevant owners may entrust professional intermediaries with the review of maintenance and updating, rehabilitation and construction costs.

The following costs in Article 29 shall not be charged from funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes:

(i) The maintenance and updating of the cost of rehabilitation, in accordance with the law, should be borne by the construction units or construction units;

(ii) Maintenance, maintenance and maintenance of facilities and facilities, such as water supply, electricity, heating, communications, cable television, etc., to be borne by the relevant units in accordance with the law;

(iii) The cost of repairs that are to be borne by the parties in connection with human-induced damage to the housing unit and the equipment required for shared facilities;

(iv) In accordance with the agreement on the work service contract, the cost of maintenance and conservation of the united facility equipment should be borne by the business sector.

Article 33, subject to ensuring the regular use of special housing funds, can make funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes available for the purchase of State debt, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

The value-added gains in the purchase of State debts using special housing funds should be transferred to the capital-specific maintenance funds rolling.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 31 provides for the deposit and use of funds earmarked for maintenance of homes, or for the exclusive administration of the house, at least once a year, to the owners of the industry, the public housing resale unit, and to the deposit and use of funds earmarked for the maintenance of the house.

The owner and the relevant units may call for review.

Article 32 Housing dedicated maintenance funds management agencies or special-family management banks should establish a special housing fund-raising system that is subject to the deposit, use, value-added benefits, and collection of funds earmarked for maintenance in their sub-household accounts by owners and relevant units.

Article 33, when funds are received for the specific maintenance of houses deposited, the housing funds management agency or the exclusive house management bank should receive dedicated maintenance instruments.

The acquisition, use, maintenance and write-off management of specific maintenance funds should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the financial sector.

Financial management and accounting of funds earmarked for housing should be implemented in the financial sector.

The escrow costs of special housing funds are charged to the added value of funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes, approved by the same-level financial sector and accounted for funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes.

The management and use of funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes should be subject to audit supervision by law in the audit department.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article XVI contains one of the following acts in the public housing sales unit, which is being transferred by the city, the district (market) and the top-urban property authority:

(i) No specific maintenance funds have been deposited under article 8, subparagraph (i), and article 9, paragraph 3.

(ii) No cost of repair and updating, as provided for in article 23 of this methodology.

Article 337 is one of the following acts in the real estate development enterprise, which is dealt with by municipal, district (communication), and by the local estate authorities, as set out below:

(i) In violation of article 10, paragraph 1, of this approach, which provides for the transfer of homes to the purchaser, the time limit is being changed, and the period of uncorrected, with a fine of up to $300,000.

(ii) No cost-sharing for maintenance and updating, rehabilitation, in accordance with article 23, paragraph (iv) of this approach, is being converted to the time limit, and a fine of up to $3000 million is not later than $100,000.

Article 338 does not provide for the renewal, replenishment of funds earmarked for the maintenance of homes, or refusal to assess the cost of maintenance and renovation and rehabilitation, and may be brought before the People's Court by the owner or the interested persons.

Article 39, in violation of this approach, provides that property development enterprises, public housing resale units are diverted from special maintenance funds for the use of houses, are financed by specific maintenance funds for the city, the district (market) and the local estate authorities for the recovery of misappropriation, forfeiture of proceeds of conflict and may be punished with a fine of up to two times the amount of diversion; constitutes a crime, and criminal liability of the competent and other persons directly responsible.

In the event of a misappropriation of funds earmarked for the maintenance of houses by the property industry service enterprises, in addition to the penalties provided in the preceding paragraph, and recommends that the licensee be revoked by the departments that have issued the award.

The property authorities, the housing-specific maintenance funds management administration diverted funds for the specific maintenance of the house, which are subject to specific maintenance funds recovered by the relevant authorities, and administrative disposition of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law; and criminal liability by law.

Article 40 Territorial authorities, house-specific maintenance funds management, in violation of article 29 of the scheme, are converted by an executive authority at the highest level, to administrative disposition by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; damages by law; and criminal liability.

In violation of article 29 of this approach, the General Assembly or the Commission of the Industrial Development Board are reordered by the responsibilities of the municipal, district (market) authorities in the street.

Annex VI

Article 40 On 21 October 2002, the Modalities for the management of the Consequenced Facilities Facility (No. 109 of the Municipal Government Order) were also abolished.