(Adopted by Decree No. [2009] of 31 August 2009], by the Government of the Commonwealth of the Rakhine State at its 17th ordinary meeting, held on 19 August 2009, to be held effective 1 January 2010)

The Government of the city has decided to amend the provisions on housing management for households with the lowest income in the city of Land, as follows:

Amending the Regulation entitled Minimum Income Housing Management for Homeless Households in the Länder Towns in the Länder State as the Safeguard for Integral Housing in the Länder State.

Enhanced definition of the housing security system for urban integrity.

ACHIEVEMENTS and BEST PRACTICES

Improving the financing of affordable housing.

V. Adjustment of housing claims for specific conditions for families.

Improving the housing subsidy standards for affordable housing.

Improving rental income management and integrity of rental housing and management.

Adjustments were made to the relevant paragraphs, order, content and language.

The Housing Guarantees in the Towns of the State of the Land shall be released in accordance with this provision.

Annex: Integral Housing Guarantees in the State of Land (Amendment 2009)

(Act No. [2006] 9 of 23 September 2006 by the Order of the People's Government of the State of the Interior, No. 6 of 31 August 2009, Amendments to the Decision of the Government of the State of the Interior concerning the amendment to the provisions of the Minimum Income Housing Administration of the City of the State of the Interior

Article 1 ensures the basic housing needs of low-income households in towns in order to further improve and improve the housing system in urban areas, in line with the State Department's observations on addressing the housing difficulties of low-income households in urban areas, and sets this provision in conjunction with the current city.

Article 2 guarantees for affordable housing in towns, as described in this Article, refer to the housing security system that the Government addresses the housing difficulties of low-income households in towns through, inter alia, physical distribution, rental subsidies.

Article 3 governs the management of affordable housing throughout the city.

Sectors such as municipal finance, civil affairs, development reform, building, national territory, planning, health, prices, statistics, and treasury management should work in good housing management in line with their respective responsibilities.

People's governments in each district (zone) should strengthen their housing security in towns. Street offices, the Government of the people of the town should have dedicated personnel to the application, reception, clearance, etc. of housing security, and the related work funds are included in the Government's financial budget.

Article IV. This provision applies to affordable housing security for low-income households within the communes of the city, the seven River area, the Western Conseil and the town of Annin.

In Nongyong District, Détaché, Riran and the Red Cross Regions should develop programmes for affordable housing for low-income households in towns based on the realities of local economic development. The Integral Housing Scheme was implemented with the approval of the municipal government and was guided and monitored by the municipal property administration authorities.

Article 5

The physical distribution referred to in this provision refers to the provision of housing by the Integral Housing Guarantee Unit to eligible applicants and the payment of rents in accordance with the standards of rental housing.

The rental subsidy referred to in this provision refers to the payment of rent subsidies to eligible applicants by the Integral Housing Guarantee Unit, in accordance with the standard of benefits guaranteed by the Integral Housing Guarantee.

Article 6

In Nongyong District, Détaché, Kran and the archaeological area, the development planning and annual plans for the safe housing security of tenure in the provinces (zone) were developed by the People's Government and incorporated into the district (zone) settlement of the urban low-income family housing hardship development planning and annual plans, as well as the municipal real estate administration.

Addressing urban low-income households' housing hardship development planning and annual plans should be integrated into national economic and social development planning and housing-building planning in the region, with the approval of the Government of the city, district (zone).

Article 7

(i) Funds for financial budgetary arrangements in the city, the district (zone);

(ii) Supplementary funds for affordable rental housing as specified in the value-added income for housing;

(iii) Ten per cent of the net proceeds from urban land;

(iv) Social donations and funding from other sources;

(v) Investment grants in the central budget and special grant funds for the Central Financial Integrity Housing Guarantee, as well as provincial fiscal grants.

In low-income households, affordable housing funds are financed by the municipal finance sector, managed in a unified manner, with financial exclusive household storage and cannot be diverted. The proportion of the city, district (zone) finance is determined by the municipal financial sector.

Article 8 Administrative authorities of municipal properties and relevant administrations, as well as in districts (zone) housing authorities, street offices (communes' governments) should establish a housing information system for low-income households in towns, establish good rental housing files and implement dynamic management.

Article 9. Inadequate housing in low-income households is applied, approved and indicative.

For low-income households, the application for affordable housing was 1 September to 30 September each year.

Article 10 Families applying for affordable housing should be accompanied by the following conditions:

(i) Low-income households recognized by the civil service;

(ii) To apply for the housing area of the household per capita under 10 square meters (10 square meters);

(iii) To apply for statutory maintenance, maintenance or maintenance relations among family members;

(iv) Applications for family members to be non-agricultural permanent households.

Article 11. The application for affordable housing should be made by the head of the household, who is not competent to conduct a full civil act, and family members who have full civil behaviour are requested to apply as applicants. The applicant shall submit written requests and provide the following materials to the street offices of the household:

(i) Income certificates for family members;

(ii) The current housing certificate for which a family member's unit is located, and the existing housing certificate for the provision of a residence street office;

(iii) To apply for family members' identity cards and parenthood;

(iv) Other material provided by the municipal property administration authorities.

The applicant's non-headed head of household should also be given a joint letter of credit with other family members with full civil behaviour capacity.

Article 12 Upon receipt by the Street Office of the receipt of the request for accommodation, the household income and housing of the applicant may be verified, including through the conduct of household surveys, neighbouring visits, and correspondence warrants.

The applicant and the relevant units, organizations or individuals should provide the relevant information as necessary.

The Street Office shall, after its review, make a timely decision on admissibility and make a written testimony to the applicant, that the application is incomplete or incompatible with this provision, should inform the applicant in writing of the full information that the applicant needs to be filled and that the time for the receipt of the information is deemed to be admissible from the date of the receipt of the request.

Article 13: The Street Office (Central People's Government) has been reviewed by the authorities of the Integral Housing Administration for the Review of Integral Housing Applications.

The District Housing Authority will be subject to review by a review team with the regional civil affairs sector and may conduct investigations into the application of family income, household population and housing, including through the identification of documents, the admission of the household survey, the neighbouring visit and the letter. The application for the family and related units, organizations or individuals should provide the relevant information.

The housing authorities in the area should be completed within 30 days of receipt of requests. Upon review of non-conditional conditions, the housing authorities in the area of integrity shall notify the applicant in writing of the reasons for the reasons; subject to the conditions under review, the authorities in the area shall, at the request's location, place of residence or work unit, make a decision of 15 days.

Article 14. Upon enquiry, the district housing authorities shall complete verification within 10 days, be established by the verifying objection, remove registration and inform the applicant in writing within 10 days.

Article 15. The executive authorities in the area of integrity rental housing confirmed that the results should be disclosed and communicated in writing to the applicant.

Article 16 introduces the annual review system for affordable housing for low-income households in towns. The eligible households for decent housing should be tried on time, from 1 September to 30 September each year.

Article 17 provides a rotation system for affordable housing for low-income households. When funds are exceeded, in-kind plans, the ranking of households applying for physical distribution and rental housing benefits is carried out. The round is to apply for time and to refer to the extent of family hardship.

The level of family hardship referred to in the previous paragraph refers mainly to the reasons for the lack of labour capacity, the lack of living, the inability to determine the dependants, the dependent or the dependants, the right to pay, and the heavy disability determined by the civil service.

Article 18. The housing rental subsidy area is 15 square meters per person's area of construction, with no more than 45 square meters per household; the housing rental subsidy rate is 6 square meters per month, with a maximum of 270 per household per month.

Article 19 Grants of rental housing subsidies are based on monthly units, which are granted in each quarter by the municipal, district financial sectors to the street offices (the Government of the Town). The Street Office (the Town People's Government) should grant the rental subsidy in full and in a timely manner, and will provide a timely overview of the issuance of affordable housing authorities and municipal properties, the financial sector.

Article 20 of the physical distribution of small- and medium-sized housing is the main and the area of construction is controlled within 50 square meters.

Article 21 Sources of affordable housing in kind include, inter alia, affordable rental housing constructed by the Government; acquisition of existing old homes; social-donor housing; free of air and public housing; and housing raised by other channels.

The source of affordable housing in-kind leases is the main source of affordable housing constructed by the Government. Inadequate housing construction is provided with administrative allocation, and implementation is vested with municipal real estate administration authorities.

The acquisition of the number of older homes and the required funding plans are determined by the municipal development reform, real estate, financial sector, with specific work being carried out by the municipal real estate administrative authorities to entrust the units concerned with their implementation.

Article 2

Article 23 imposes government pricing on the rental of affordable housing, which is submitted by the municipal price sector after the programme is presented by the municipal property administration authorities.

The rental unit is based on the area of construction and is now being implemented at a monthly rate of 0.45.

Article 24

Article 25 Rental income for integral housing should be paid in full for the maintenance and management of affordable housing.

Article 26 Socially donated affordable housing was transferred to the municipal property administration after the receipt of the municipal civil service. The social donation of affordable housing funds is received by the municipal civil service and transferred to the city's finance sector after receipt, and is included in the funds earmarked for affordable housing.

Article 27 shall be made public by the municipal property administration within one month of the physical distribution of rents and the granting of rental housing subsidies.

Article 28 had been granted in kind to households that had voluntarily applied for the purchase of their rented housing. Specific purchase methods are developed separately.

Article 29 regulates the conditions of the tenant housing, the housing rental subsidy area standard, the amount of the subsidy, the physical distribution criteria, the physical distribution of rents, and the physical distribution of rent-building standards, as appropriate, in accordance with the level of economic and social development in the city or the relevant provisions of the State, and is applied by the municipal real estate administrative authorities to make observations with the relevant departments.

Article 33 applies for access to affordable housing households, which should be truly declared as family income, household population and housing. After the application, if there is a change, a written declaration should be made to the street offices at the household location within one month of change.

The applicant's family situation changed during the round of waiting period, and the applicant shall make a written declaration to the street office at the household location within two months of change.

Article 32 Changes in the situation of low-income households during their access to affordable housing security should be reported in writing to street offices at the household location within two months of change.

Article 33 Homes with Integral Housing Guarantees are one of the following cases, with the decision of the municipal real estate administrative authorities to remove their eligibility, to recover the rented integral housing and to cease the payment of rental subsidies:

(i) Family income goes beyond low-income standards;

(ii) The area of per capita housing exceeds the standard of housing as a result of a decrease in the number of households or an increase in the housing area;

(iii) Not to declare changes at specified time;

(iv) No timely acceptance of the annual trial;

(v) The municipal property administration authorities consider other non-compliance with the safeguards.

Article 34 households that are entitled to affordable housing security are one of the following cases, with decisions taken by the municipal real estate administrative authorities to remove eligibility and fines of up to 1,000 dollars:

(i) No real declaration of family income, household population and housing;

(ii) Removal of the use of homes;

(iii) The transfer and transfer of rented housing;

(iv) Inadequate rental accommodation for more than six months.

The decision to remove the eligibility shall be communicated in writing to the parties in accordance with article XV.

Families who have been removed from the physical distribution should return to affordable housing within three months. In the event of a failure to return, the authorities of the municipal property administration may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court by law.

In article 36, the applicant for the Integrity Housing was challenged by the results of the review of the housing authorities in the area, which could be appealed to the municipal property administration authorities.

The applicant for the Integrity Housing has identified and removed the eligibility to be granted to the commune Government or the provincial construction office.

Article 37 Administrative authorities of the city or other relevant administrative departments and their staff members have one of the following acts in the area of integral housing management, which is administratively disposed by their superior authorities of the person directly responsible for the unit and the head of the head of the authority; in the event of a serious offence, criminal liability is lawful:

(i) To take advantage of job facilities to receive or benefit from others;

(ii) Non-compliance with the oversight responsibilities under the law;

(iii) It was found that violations were not investigated.

Article 33, paragraph 1.