(Adopted by the 25th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Province of Chiang Mai, on 23 January 2009, No. 133 of 10 March 2009, by Decree No. 133 of the People's Government Order No. 133 of 10 March 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the management of social welfare institutions, protects the legitimate rights and interests of social welfare institutions and their clients, promotes the development of social welfare, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2. This provision applies to enterprise utilities, social groups and other social forces, as well as to citizens using non-state assets in the administrative region of the province to provide services such as the elderly, persons with disabilities, orphaned or abandoned children.

Article 3. The Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level is the operational authority of the Civil Society Agency responsible for the supervision of social welfare institutions in the present administration.

Business, external trade, finance, construction, health, land resources, and the Disabled People's Federation are responsible for the management of social welfare institutions.

Article IV Governments encourage citizens, legal persons and other organizations to organize social welfare institutions in accordance with the law and to support the development of social welfare institutions.

The WCPU enjoys affirmative and preferential policies in accordance with the provisions of the State and the province.

Article 5 provides units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the social welfare service, and the relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be recognized.

Chapter II

The establishment of social welfare institutions should be consistent with the planning of social welfare institutions.

The organization of social welfare institutions should be in accordance with the relevant norms, standards and conditions established by the State for the organization of social welfare institutions and in compliance with the following criteria:

(i) Health technicians, care personnel, rehabilitation of health personnel and special education teachers who are responsive to service delivery. Professional technical workers, such as health technicians, special education teachers, have national professional qualifications certificates, other professional technicians have a professional technical hierarchy or receive professional technical training;

(ii) The cooker has a technical hierarchy of posts or a induction certificate, with a dedicated nutrition teacher for more than 200 people;

(iii) Staff staffing is in line with the provision that the proportion of staff directly serviced to the service is less than 1:10; and that the proportion of people living in the service is not less than 1:3.

Article 7. The Civil Society Agency shall perform the registration process in accordance with the State's provisions, subject to the approval of the Social Welfare Agency by the civil service, in accordance with the State's provisions:

(i) The non-commercial unit of the Civil Service, which is registered in accordance with the registration regulations of the non-commercial unit of the Civil Service;

(ii) The Social Welfare Agency of the Civil Service, in accordance with the relevant provisions of business management, is registered in the business administration sector.

Article 8 Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan region organizations and individuals, as well as the guarantor of the Republic of China, the form of joint ventures, cooperation in the form of social welfare institutions in this province, shall apply to the Government of the Provincial People's Government for the administration of civil affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Provincial People's Government after the application is received.

Article 9 requires a change of name, address, statutory representative and scope of service to the social welfare institutions of the Civil Service, and a change procedure should be conducted in accordance with the original procedures.

Article 10 requires the termination of the service by the Civil Society Agency for suspension or other reasons, and the provision of an application and approval to the relevant sector in accordance with the procedures of the former Ombudsman shall cease service.

Article 11. The registration body of social welfare institutions shall be open to the establishment, change and termination of information by social welfare institutions in accordance with the law.

Chapter III Services and management

Article 12. The civil affairs sector of the Government of the province should establish standards of work and services in line with the work norms and service standards of the National Social Welfare Agency, in line with the actual practice of the NPS.

In accordance with the scope of the approved registered service and the work of the project, the Civil Society Agency should implement the norms governing the work of national and current provincial social welfare institutions and establish sound regulations and clear service standards.

The regulations and service standards of the Civil Service should be made public to society.

In accordance with the conditions of facilities and equipment, the level of management, the quality of services, and the level of care required by the services, the establishment of fees standards, and the public of the society should be established.

The non-profit organization's fees project, fees standards should be implemented within the framework of the provincial price administration, with the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the Territory's Government and the approval of the same price administrative authorities.

The WCPU's social welfare agency should report to the Government's price administration for more people at the district level on the basis of a bill of fees and fees established by law.

No one-time lump-sum fee shall be imposed by the Civil Service Agency for Social Welfare until the service is killed.

Article 15. The Civil Service shall enter into a service agreement with the user of the service or its family (custodian) to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

The service agreement shall contain the following:

(i) The names of the parties (name), identification, address and contact;

(ii) The content and manner of services;

(iii) The standard of fees and the manner of payment of expenses;

(iv) Terms of service;

(v) The conditions for the modification, removal and termination of the agreement;

(vi) Liability for default;

(vii) Other matters agreed by the parties.

Article 16 shall not receive directly from society the orphaned or abandoned babies who are less than their parents. Orphans need to be adopted or to abandon their babies should be approved on a case-by-case basis by the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level and by the signing of the Day Adoption Agreement.

Article 17 Civil society institutions should provide services in accordance with the rules of work, standards of services and agreed elements of agreements, without discrimination, abuse, abandonment of service.

The Social Welfare Agency shall enter into a labour contract with its staff in accordance with the law and participate in social insurance and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the staff.

Article 19 Civil society institutions should comply with the financial management system, make regular public coverage to the beneficiaries and their families, such as the payment of financial resources, the accounts of foodstuffs, and receive the supervision of the civil affairs sector and other relevant sectors of the people's government at the district level.

Article 20

The Federation of Disabled Persons at all levels provides operational guidance to the Civil Service for persons with disabilities.

Chapter IV

Article 21 Governments of more people at the district level and their relevant departments should give appropriate support to the organization of social welfare institutions, with specific enabling policies being developed by the Government of the people at the district level.

Article 22 provides for the right to land use by the Civil Society Agency, which should be properly reduced. The collection of collective land-building social welfare institutions can apply for relief of land management fees in accordance with the relevant provisions of this province when the declaration is made.

Article 23 gives relief to social welfare institutions for local administrative expenses related to urban construction and housing construction, with the exception of evidence.

The WCPU Water, electricity and fuel are charged at the cost of living.

In accordance with the National Tax Law, the Social Welfare Agency of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs enjoys tax incentives.

Article 25 requires the establishment of medical institutions (including rehabilitation medical institutions) and that the health administration should be governed by the relevant provisions of the medical institutions.

Medical institutions established by the Civil Service are in line with the conditions of the targeted medical institutions, which can be considered as a targeted medical institution.

Medical institutions established by the Civil Service Agency for Social Welfare conduct medical services and implement local health-care price management provisions.

Article 26 provides health technicians employed by health institutions, with the same treatment as health technicians in public health institutions in the areas of scientific research, continuing education, job rating.

Article 27 addresses the following services by the Civil Society Agency, which can apply for subsidies to the civil affairs sector of the people at the district level, and the specific subsidy criteria are determined by the Government's financial sector, at the district level:

(i) The lack of labour capacity, the non-living source of living, or the lack of maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and dependency of its statutory support, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance capacity;

(ii) Access to minimum living guarantees.

The WCPU has access to services such as the elderly aged 80 years or above, the urban model, more than one disability military, the elderly and persons with disabilities over 65 years of age and one and the secondary weight of persons with disabilities, which can be subsidized by the Government of the more than the veteran population, with the specific target area and the subsidy criteria established by the Government of the Territory's people.

Article 28 does not change the use of its main premises and facilities. Changes in use will no longer benefit from the relevant preferential policies, which are vested in the relevant sectors.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 29 states that there are one of the following cases in the Social Welfare Agency, which is being brought to the police, to the public administration, to the extent that the period of time has been changed; and in serious circumstances, the registration authority is punished by law:

(i) Violations of the norms and standards of services of the work of social welfare institutions and violations of the legitimate rights and interests of the beneficiaries of the services;

(ii) No procedure for establishing, changing and ending, in accordance with the law;

(iii) To conceal the true situation in the course of the review and registration process and to clarify the situation;

(iv) Fering, redirecting, renting, transfer of the Social Welfare Agency's certificate of approval;

(v) Activities beyond the authorized coverage of services;

(vi) The accident of responsibility;

(vii) Other offences.

Article 33 Civil affairs and other administrative departments and their staff are subject to correction by their superior or supervisory authority, which is lawfully disposed of by the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and criminal liability is lawfully held by law:

(i) No procedure for granting preferential treatment to the Civil Service;

(ii) Violations of the legitimate rights and interests of social welfare institutions;

(iii) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Annex VI

Article 31 The approach of the management of the Social Welfare Agency (No. 37) issued on 28 May 1998 by the People's Government of the Province of Chiang Orientale was repealed.