(The 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Beijing Municipalities, held on 27 August 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 214 of 7 September 2009, published as of 1 November 2009)

Article 1, in order to ensure that medical clinical blood needs and safety, regulate and promote blood work, guarantee the physical health of the blood producers and blooders and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act.

Article 2

The city promotes the voluntary contribution of health individuals aged 18 to 15 years. National staff, active military and higher schools are encouraged to take the lead in contributing blood to school students.

It was encouraged to contribute to the blood of components such as blocs and to encourage sparse blood-dependent individuals.

Article 3 provides only for the collection, storage, separation, inspection, etc. of blood by individuals; specific charges are carried out in accordance with national and present municipal provisions.

When the blooder and his spouse, his or her immediate family, are treated with free blood preference according to the following provisions:

(i) The blood-burdensing the blood of five times the blood of blood, free of charge within 10 years of the date of the blood, and the free use of blood for twice the blood of blood;

(ii) Accumulate a blood of more than one thousand litres of blood, free of charge;

(iii) The spouse of the blooder, the immediate family, who had committed the blood, could use blood, such as blood, free of charge, for ten years from the date on which the blood was delivered.

The blood ratifiers have contributed to the bloodboard, and their spouses and relatives are entitled to the blood preferences, which are calculated in accordance with an machine sampling unit for the whole bloodshed.

Article IV allows the payment of the associated costs in accordance with article 3 of this approach, after the blood of the blooder and his spouse, the immediate family. Specific approaches are developed and published by the municipal health administration sector.

The health administration sector and other relevant departments should facilitate the payment of blood costs to those who contribute blood and their spouses, their families.

Article 5 is an institution established by law by the health administration to collect and provide clinical blood, which is not a public interest organization for profit. No person or unit other than blood stations shall be collected and provided with clinical blood.

Article 6. The urban health administration sector should develop plans for blood stations, in line with the guidelines for planning for blood agencies in the country, in conjunction with the population, medical resources, clinical blood needs in the city's administration, and post-commercial government approval.

Article 7. The municipal health administration should provide guidance on the production of bloodshed points, including clinical blood needs, for the implementation of the approval by the Government of the city.

The blood station should establish a bloodshed point based on the bloodshed point and make it available to society.

The executive and social units, such as public security, municipal constituency, should assist and support the work of bloodshed stations.

Article 8. Individuals can contribute to the bloodshed set by law, or to blood in the organization of their offices or residence committees, villagers committees.

Article 9. The blood station may carry out the recruitment of blood-dependent persons, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city, register information on persons eligible for conditions, willing to blood, and establish a database of information on spoilers of blood and conventional blood.

The blood station should mobilize its contribution on the basis of the intentions of contributing bloodtimes or clinical blood needs.

Article 10 In the event of a shortage of blood or an emergency bloodshed, sub-responsive response measures are taken in accordance with the safeguards provisions to guarantee blood demand.

The communes and district agencies that contribute blood work, the communes and the street offices should be organized, mobilized, coordinated and coordinated in the present territories, in accordance with the provisions of the Clinic habeas corpus.

Article 11. National organs, forces, social groups, business organizations, resident councils, villagers' councils within the city's administration should be mobilized to participate in the bloodshed in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act and the relevant provisions of this city.

Article 12. The blood-covering of blood stations should be strictly enforced in relation to the blood operation and regime, and in compliance with the following provisions:

(i) To conduct free health checks for those who have committed blood in accordance with the health administration standards set by the State Department prior to the bloodshed; to provide them with an indication that the physical situation does not meet the conditions of blood; and to collect blood.

(ii) The blood harvesting of blood by the blood ratifiers is generally two hundred and not more than four hundred litres per year; the blood of the blooders prior to the bloodshed was informed and, with their consent, the prohibition of blood abuse.

(iii) The sparse of blood was not less than six months for those who gave blood, and the spacing of anaemia was not less than 28 days, prohibiting frequent bloodshed.

(iv) To receive the gifts, enthusiasm, weeks, patience, the necessary food, drinks for the blooder, and to provide safety, healthy blood and facilities for the blooders.

(v) The establishment of a confidential system of information of blood-dependent persons and the confidentiality of the personal information of the contributing blooders.

In violation of the preceding paragraph, individuals and units may lodge complaints to the health administration. The health administration sector should conduct prompt investigations and will address the results to the complainant.

Article 13. The health administration sector should establish sound clinical blood systems and technical norms that guide, monitor the scientific and reasonable use of blood by medical institutions.

The clinical use of blood by medical institutions should be based on scientific, reasonable principles and should not be wasted or abused.

Article XIV encourages individuals and units to participate in blood-farm activities through donations, voluntary services, etc.

The granting of property to the blood good can be obtained in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Individuals participating in blood volunteering can enjoy volunteer rights in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 15. The communes and districts, and district-specific blood service agencies are responsible for the organization, coordination, advocacy, education and other work of blood-for-aid efforts within the Territory.

The municipalities and districts, the district health administration sector is responsible for the supervision of blood work within the Territory.

Article 16 provides for the participation of all levels of the Red Cross in accordance with the law, the promotion of bloodshed and the provision of assistance to the Government and its relevant departments in carrying out blood advocacy, education, organizations and others.

Article 17 The media and the website should be promoted through a variety of forms of blood public information, in collaboration with the Government and its relevant departments for the promotion of blood laws and blood scientific knowledge.

National agencies, forces, social groups, business organizations, resident councils, villagers' councils should undertake advocacy efforts to contribute to blood laws, regulations and blood scientific knowledge.

Article 18 of this city will contribute blood to the development of spiritual civilization activities and contribute to the cause of blood and public goods, including through the creation of civilized units, civilized communities.

Article 19 provides incentives to individuals and units that actively contribute blood or make tangible results in the blood work, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city.

Article 20: The blood station and its staff are responsible for the conversion of the health administration sector in the city or district, district or district, and in accordance with article 12, paragraph 1, subparagraph (i), subparagraph (ii), (iii) of this approach, to the detriment of the health of the blood-dependent person, shall be compensated by law, to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible, in violation of the regulations governing the operation and system; and to be held accountable under the law?

Article 21 provides for blood work institutions, the health administration sector and other management and staff members who do not carry out their blood management duties in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city, and are being redirected by their superior authorities and administratively disposed of by law to those responsible for direct responsibility.

Article 2 of this approach, which had previously been committed to bloodshed in the city, has enjoyed blood preferences in accordance with article 3 of this scheme, in accordance with the provisions of Article 3.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2009. The treatment of blood-use management in Beijing City, issued by Order No. 15 of the Government of the people of Beijing on 30 September 1998, was repealed at the same time by the “Health blood management approach” of citizens of the city of Beijing, issued by Order No. 45 of the People's Government of Beijing on 10 November 1999.