(The 37th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Eleventh People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 10 August 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 49 of 1 September 2009, of the People's Government of the Greater Sandwon, which came into force on 1 October 2009)

Chapter I General

In order to guarantee the basic lives of rural residents and to promote rural economic development and social harmony, this approach is based on the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 2 refers to the minimum living security for rural residents, as stated in this approach, to the provision of life assistance to rural residents of rural residents who have per capita income below the minimum standard of living for the household year.

Article 3. Minimum living guarantees for rural residents shall be subject to the principle of the combination of government assistance with social help and productive self-saving.

Article IV governs the minimum living security of rural residents, upholds public, fair, fair and secure standards that are adapted to the level of economic and social development.

Article 5. Minimum living guarantees for rural residents are governed by the Government. More than the population at the district level should incorporate the minimum living guarantees of rural residents into local economic and social development planning, establish and implement minimum living guarantees for rural residents, harmonize minimum living guarantees for rural residents with pro-poor development, promote employment and other rural social security measures.

The Government of the people at the district level should include the minimum living guarantees of the rural population in the financial budget, fully arrange minimum living guarantees for the rural population and rationalize the provision of minimum living guarantees for rural residents.

The minimum living security fund for rural residents is subject to specific management, special account accounting and specialization.

Article 7 In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant departments are assisting in the minimum living security of rural residents.

The Government of the communes and the street offices are specifically responsible for receiving and reviewing applications for minimum living guarantees for rural residents within the Territory.

Chapter II

Article 8. Minimum living security standards for rural residents are determined by the Government of the city's people, in accordance with the cost necessary to sustain the basic life of the rural population throughout the year, for cooking, dressing, water use, electricity, etc., and are published in the top-level people's government file.

The minimum standard of living for rural residents should be adjusted in due course with changes in local economic development and basic life necessities.

The minimum standard of living for rural residents should be made available at the location of the Town People's Government, the Street Office, the Village (NL), and through the Government's website, newspapers, radio and television campaigns.

Article 9. The minimum living security of rural residents is the rural population with a per capita income below the minimum standard of living for the local rural population, mainly because of illness, disability, old age, loss of labour capacity and poor living conditions.

Article 10 refers to members of the rural population who are registered in the same household books and live together, or to members who have maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and adoption relations and common life while the household is not present in the same household book.

The university-level colleges that have been relocated are enrolled in students and in-service obligations as rural family members.

Article 11, which refers to the per capita income of the household for the year, refers to the sum of the income incurred by the families of the rural population in the year from which the total income received from the various sources is deducted accordingly, and to the average level of income for family members. Total household income includes, inter alia:

(i) The income earned by the Deputy-agricultural production;

(ii) External work income;

(iii) The contractor's operating income;

(iv) Rental and transfer income from land, mountain forest contracting;

(v) Extending household property income;

(vi) Removal, expropriational compensation;

(vii) Grants accepted by law;

(viii) Maintenance, maintenance and dependency.

The price of income earned by the Deputy-production is approved in accordance with local statistics, prices.

The income of the ex-worker is calculated in accordance with the amount of the salary provided by its work unit; there is no proof that it is calculated in accordance with the minimum wage of the employee at the household location.

Article 12. The following income is not taken into account for the sole income of the family:

(i) Pensions, benefits, benefits, health benefits, disability treatment, care expenses, funeral payments, living allowance, medical assistance;

(ii) Child health care and family planning incentives;

(iii) Higher-age old-age benefits;

(iv) Medical reimbursement for new rural cooperation;

(v) Relief.

Article 13 contains one of the following conditions for the rural population, who are not entitled to the minimum standard of living for the rural population:

(i) Lack of labour capacity for productive work;

(ii) The marriage of the marriage;

(iii) cascabo, drug abuse teachings are not rectified.

Chapter III Application and approval

Article 14. The Villages (LNL) are entrusted by the Government of the Town and the Office of the streets to host the admission and first instance of the application for minimum living security for rural residents.

The Village (HL) Commission focused on the time of receipt of applications for January, April, July, October each year.

Article 15 applies for the enjoyment of the minimum living security of the rural population by family members, through their household units, to the town's Government and the street offices.

Rural residents have difficulty in applying for applications that can be replaced by their close relatives, other villagers or villagers.

Article 16 shall apply for the enjoyment of the minimum standard of living for rural residents and shall complete the application form and submit the following materials:

(i) A family member statement or proof;

(ii) Family income statements;

(iii) A description of the difficult causes of family life.

The completion of the application is difficult and can be completed by the staff of the Village (HL).

Article 17

(i) Survey verification. To organize more than two surveys of the applicant's family economic situation to account for the per capita income of the applicant's family year;

(ii) Democratic review. More than three villagers were organized and more than half of the members of the village (resident) were consulted in democracy. A democratic review should involve communes;

(iii) Annotations. A survey will be carried out at the location of the National Commission (HL) and the corresponding natural village (where available). The presentation was 5 days, and the presentation was not calculated at the time specified (the same time);

(iv) Submission. The Government of the town or the street office will be reviewed after the end of the demonstration.

The members of the Committee of the Village (LNL) themselves and their immediate family apply for the enjoyment of the minimum living security of the rural population, which should be avoided when investigating verification and democratic deliberations.

Article 18

(i) Verification. The members verify the per capita income of the applicant's family year, the knowledge of his family property, the labour force and the actual standard of living;

(ii) Approval. The staff member submitted a review, which was reviewed by the commune government or head of the street office;

(iii) Submission. Submissions and observations will be made available for the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government.

Article 19

(i) Review. Organization of a written review of the review of the review of the opinion and submission of comments;

(ii) Decisions. The treatment of views should be determined by collective discussion;

(iii) Annotations. Decides that the minimum guaranteed treatment shall be given, and shall be made public at the seat of the Civil Council (resident) and at the corresponding natural village (and at 5 days);

(iv) Accreditation. The applicant is given a certificate of the minimum standard of living for the rural population, which is not contested, and is subject to review.

The guarantor was given the minimum life-saving treatment for rural residents since the time of the release.

Chapter IV Safeguards management

Article 20

(i) Special hardship cases are issued in one file;

(ii) Vulnerable persons are issued in two files;

(iii) General hardships are issued in three files.

The district-level population and the family planning sector, which is determined to be eligible for family planning, can increase one file; it is one file to raise 10 per cent of the guarantees in line with the filing criteria.

The specific approach to the division was developed by the Government of Civil Affairs of the Autonomous Region.

Article 21, the civil affairs sector of the district-level Government shall promptly bring the guaranteed use plan and the list of families that have approved the minimum living guarantees of the rural population to the current financial sector; the financial sector should review and fully allocate the minimum living guarantees of the rural population within 15 days of receipt of the guaranteed scheme.

Article 2 Families that enjoy the minimum living security of the rural population should make personal accounts available on behalf of the family members who have submitted a guarantee in order to make personal accounts difficult, and the commune or street offices should help.

The minimum living guarantees shall not be directly offset by deductions, arrears, or other payments.

Article 23. The civil affairs sector and the commune government, the street offices should conduct regular or regular investigations into the living conditions of the rural poor, and the full coverage of the eligible rural poor in a timely manner.

The Government of the communes, the street offices should indicate the list of households that enjoy the minimum living security of the rural population in January and July, respectively, in the village (habitation) sites and the corresponding natural village (sites) in the village in July. Changes in household income and property condition should be made in a timely manner, in accordance with changes, to increase, reduce or stop the minimum living guarantee.

In one of the following cases, the civil affairs component of the district-level Government should terminate the issuance of the minimum living guarantee and write-off the award of the minimum living security for rural residents:

(i) To use means of false, concealment, falsification, etc. to deceive rural residents the minimum living security;

(ii) Changes in the economic income of the family and no longer meet the minimum living conditions of the rural population;

(iii) Families with minimum living guarantees for rural residents are no longer entitled.

Article 25 Civil Affairs Department of the Village (HLN), the People's Government of the town or the street office, the district-level Government's civil affairs sector should establish a management system for the protection of the minimum life-saving archives of the rural population, and the preservation of relevant materials such as application, clearance, approval and security payments.

Article 26

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 27, corruption, exclusion, exclusion, misappropriation, misappropriation of the minimum living guarantees of the private sub-rural population, is governed by the law by the direct holder and the direct responsible person; constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law.

Article 28 does not perform or erode the minimum living security responsibilities of rural residents, is criticized by the appropriate organ's length of time, which has not been changed and is criticized; causes serious consequences, social impacts, administrative disposition of the direct head and the direct responsible person; and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 29 uses means of misstatement, concealment, falsification, etc. to deceive the minimum living guarantees of rural residents, which are criticized by the territorial Government's civil affairs sector, and to stop issuing and recovering the minimum living guarantees for rural residents who are deceived.

Annex VI

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