(Adopted at the 39th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand province on 23 October 2009, No. 59 of 30 October 2009, by the People's Government Order No. 59 of 30 October 2009, issued as from 1 January 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to guarantee equal participation of persons with disabilities in social life and to share socio-physical cultural results, establishes this provision in line with the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Disability Guarantee Act.

Article 2

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of persons with disabilities in supporting their work and coordinate the work of persons with disabilities in the current administration.

The authorities of persons with disabilities at the district level provide guidance on the implementation of this provision and advise the Government of the same-ranking people and the relevant departments.

The relevant sectors, such as civil affairs, education, health, human resources and social security, are able to support persons with disabilities within their respective responsibilities.

Public service units should fulfil their responsibilities and obligations to assist persons with disabilities.

Article IV guarantees relevant funding for the work of persons with disabilities at all levels.

The communes of the city, the communes should receive 10 per cent of the benefits, sports tickets and public works each year for the rehabilitation of persons with disabilities, education, employment, poverty reduction, violation, special care and sports.

Article 5 In the case of the disability certificate, an appropriate disability recognition grant was granted by the Patiental Federation of Persons with Disabilities to persons with disabilities who are in poverty.

Chapter II Social security

Article 6. Governments of people at all levels have difficulties in the lives of persons with disabilities, providing them with access to life. For persons with disabilities who are in line with low-care conditions in rural and urban areas, the scope of safeguards should be included in a timely manner.

Families with the main household labour force due to severe illness, the full loss of labour capacity and the need for long-term focus are those living in urban low-insecure households, with persons with disabilities having buoyed 20 per cent in accordance with the guaranteed standards, and persons with disabilities belonging to rural low-insecure targets, enjoy the amount guaranteed in accordance with local rural low-security standards.

In the case of persons with disabilities who suffer from severe or chronic illnesses and who cannot afford to live, there are still difficulties in the enjoyment of low-care treatment in rural and urban areas, and temporary assistance should be provided.

Article 7 prioritizes access to welfare institutions such as the Welfare Institute, the House of Commons or the inclusion of welfare institutions such as the fifth care facility, or persons with disabilities with no labour capacity, the source of life, the inability to determine the dependency of the person or the non-administered capacity of the statutory dependants. Persons with disabilities are begging without living, and social assistance institutions should be provided.

Article 8. The Government of the people at all levels is required to take measures to ensure that workers with disabilities in the town participate in basic olds, medical care, unemployment, work injury and maternity insurance, as required. Persons with disabilities are encouraged to participate in social security as prescribed. It is difficult to live, and the individual of its social insurance pays part of the payment.

Article 9. Governments and land management should give priority to the processing of home-based clearance procedures for rural persons with disabilities in line with the conditions of application, and include poor households in rural-risk housing rehabilitation, new rural construction projects to compensate for the costs incurred by individuals in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 10. Housing management at all levels should prioritize the placement of affordable housing or housing subsidies for the families of persons with disabilities that meet the conditions of housing security. In the context of urban construction planning, the cost of temporary accommodation and demolition assistance should be increased by 30 per cent on the basis of the criteria set and be taken into account in the areas of relocation, housing floors.

Article 11 grants to families with low-care disabilities, and the local people's Government should grant assistance in heating. In the areas of biogas development, alteration of toilets and construction of rainwater, priority arrangements should be given to rural persons with disabilities and subsidies for poor persons with disabilities.

Article 12 Governments at all levels should include persons with disabilities in the overall planning of the Government's poverty-reduction development efforts, with priority being given to the poor with the labour capacity to be integrated into the development of poverty alleviation; arrange specific funding for poverty-reduction for the cultivation, reproduction of the work of poor persons with disabilities, enabling projects, technology, organizational implementation; and carry out labour transfers and practical technical training for persons with disabilities.

Chapter III Health and rehabilitation

Article 13 Reduces the standard of medical care for persons with disabilities in towns, new rural cooperatives, and the rate of inpatient care for persons with disabilities, 15% and 20 per cent on the basis of their original buoyage, and the priority care given to persons with disabilities.

Article 14. The business unit shall provide medical assistance to workers with disabilities for basic health insurance for their workers in the town; for persons with disabilities, medical care, resulting in hardships for family life.

Article 15. Persons with disabilities are given medical treatment to various public-health institutions in the province, with walls, payment, testing, access to medicines for priority care, and from general walls and injection fees.

To promote the encouragement of free medical projects for persons with disabilities by civil health institutions.

Article 16 Governments of more people at the district level should implement special assistance and rehabilitation treatment assistance for the health of persons with disabilities in poverty, reproduce the bracketed, physically disabled corrections, paediatric paralys, mental illness, singleness, hearing language, disability rehabilitation and prosthetics, etc. in urban residential health insurance and new forms of rural cooperative medical reimbursement.

Article 17. Various types of public rehabilitation institutions at all levels are exempt from rehabilitation training for poor persons with disabilities who receive rehabilitation training. Rehabilitation guidance services should be provided free of charge to persons with disabilities.

Chapter IV Education

Article 18 Governments at all levels should establish and improve the education assistance system for persons with disabilities, implement free and compulsory education for students with disabilities and children with disabilities, and gradually increase public education funding and subsidies. Special education schools for teaching, rehabilitation and accessibility have been established in municipalities and over 300,000 people. In general schools, special education classes have been introduced, special assistance measures have been taken to encourage children with disabilities to attend classes, to make them more accessible and compulsory, to focus on the implementation of special secondary vocational education, to expand access to preschool education for persons with disabilities and to actively develop preschool education and higher education.

The Government of the people at all levels should establish special education grants and gradually increase; support to special schools in terms of basic construction, policy grants; and integrate special teaching teachers into the overall planning of teacher training, follow-up and appropriate enhancement of special teaching teachers' allowance, and include in the performance appraisal of teaching and management, the continuous improvement of the welfare and pay of special teaching teachers.

Article 20 should include children of poor and disabled persons in low-insecution; children of juveniles and persons with disabilities in line with compulsory education may be enrolled in school near-school.

Article 21 Students with poor disabilities are given priority in terms of scholarships, grants, grants, grants, difficult subsidies, etc., and in the municipalities the Government of the People's Republic of the District provides assistance for students with poor disabilities. The Federation of Disabled Persons at all levels arranged a proportion of funds from the Employment Guarantee Fund for Persons with Disabilities to subsidize special education schools.

Chapter V Labour employment

Article 2 states, social groups, business units, non-commercial units and other economic organizations should organize employment of persons with disabilities in accordance with the prescribed proportion and select persons suitable for physical and professional employment; and, in addition to those requiring special physical conditions, persons with disabilities may not be denied access to eligible persons with disabilities.

Article 23 Governments and relevant sectors of the population at the district level, through measures such as tax deductions and subsidies under the law, promote the creation of disability welfare enterprises, Brailles, disability-care institutions, shelters and other welfare institutions to concentrate on the employment of persons with disabilities.

Article 24 gives priority to the employment of persons with disabilities without less than 30 per cent in public service positions such as press booths, toilets, community sanitation supervision.

Article 25 encourages and empowers persons with disabilities to operate independently. Persons with disabilities are engaged in personal operations, with priority being given to the organization of the operation premises, which are exempted from the payment of administrative expenses by the State. The employment of persons with disabilities for society is exempted from taxation of business; persons with disabilities are engaged in the operation of individual business production; the proceeds from the contracting and renting of business units; and wages, salaries, labour remuneration, payment, royalties, royalties, royalties and royalties, and personal income tax revenues are levied in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 26 The labour service agencies affiliated to the Disabled People's Federation are free of charge for the provision of training for persons with disabilities, vocational promotion and archiving services, and free of charge for persons with disabilities training certificate workers and occupational skills identification fees.

In the second article, the competent public health agency should prioritize the placement of blind medical personnel with the qualifications of the executive branch. Blind are exempted by State-mandated charges and operating taxes.

Chapter VI Cultural sports

Article twenty-eighth persons with disabilities are allowed to enter public places such as sports houses (grounds), libraries, museums, parks, animal gardens, wind areas, and public toilets, free of charge. For blind people, persons with disabilities with mental disabilities, persons with mental disabilities and persons with mental disabilities, a jurists are allowed free access to higher public places. Except for commercial activities in the above-mentioned places.

Article 29: Persons with disabilities participate in activities such as horticulture, sports and occupational skills competitions, and the holding of units shall be exempted from pay, which shall be supported and their wages, awards and benefits remain unchanged during the collection, performance and competition.

Article 33 Postal enterprises should free mails for blinds. Blinners with work units should be allowed free of charge to a blind reading; no work unit is granted by the Uniform Organisation of the District of Democracy.

Other assistance under Chapter VII

Article 31 provides for the installation of cable TV by persons with disabilities, where the place of installation is consistent with the location of the household, it should be exempted from 50 per cent of the base-based television receipt.

Article 32 provides for the installation of facilities such as gas, telephone, information networks and the opening of the Internet by persons with disabilities, where the request for installation is consistent with the location of the household, shall be reduced by half the collection of fuel, information network installation fees, and the provision of priority, quality, preferential services by the communications network operators, giving appropriate benefits in the opening of households, reaching, information, networking services.

Article 33 The public service industry and the establishment of preferential units for persons with disabilities (locations) should be marked by a visible place of entry, fees, operating rooms, etc., of units (places).

Article 34 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (art. Large public parks should have specialized parks for persons with disabilities, and specialized cars for persons with disabilities can be stopped free of charge at public parks.

Article 35 Persons with disabilities and their spouses and children who meet the conditions for the handling of the relocation process, the public security sector gives priority.

Article 36 provides free legal assistance at all levels for eligible persons with disabilities. Legal services should be given priority in relation to requests from persons with disabilities for the recovery of maintenance, maintenance, compensation for work, compensation for work and injury, pension and legal affairs, as well as relief for related legal services. There is a need for Braille, translation and timely delivery of services.

Article 37 Health medical accident identification is free of charge for poor persons with disabilities. Judicial accreditation institutions are free of charge for poor persons with disabilities.

Chapter VIII Legal responsibility

Article 338, in violation of this provision, should be accorded preferential treatment to persons with disabilities, with the time limit being converted by the relevant administrative authorities; the impossibility of delay and the administrative disposition of the responsible and direct responsibilities directly responsible for the unit.

Chapter IX

Article 39 The provisional provision on the preferential treatment of persons with disabilities in the province was repealed on 24 November 1999.