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(Adopted by the 6th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR on 26 May 2008 No. 96 of 26 May 2008 by Decree No. 96 of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, which was issued as from 1 July 2008) Article 1 addresses housing difficulties in low-income households in order to improve the housing system and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the State. This approach is applied in the area of affordable housing security and supervision of households with low-income housing difficulties in urban areas within the city's administration. The low-income housing hardship families referred to in the previous paragraph refer to households that enjoy the minimum living security treatment of the urban population or the specialised treatment of low-income assistance, with a housing area lower than the Government's publication of low-income households housing hardship standards. Article 3. The executive authorities of the Grande Town are responsible for the management of affordable housing security throughout the city and are directly responsible for the provision of affordable housing security in the provinces of mountains, the West, the Sha River area, the sugar wells area; the district (communes), the hotel sector, the administrative authorities of the treasury, and the Committee for the Management of the Economic and Technological Development Zones, which are specifically implemented by the housing security institutions. The Ministry of Development Reform, Civil Affairs, Finance, Construction, Planning, etc. and Street Offices, the Town People's Government, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are responsible for work related to affordable housing security. Article IV targets, measures to incorporate national economic and social development planning and housing-building planning, and to make it public. Article 5 combines the application of monetary subsidies and in-kind leases in the form of monetary subsidies. The monetary subsidy referred to in the previous paragraph refers to the granting of rental housing subsidies by the Government to low-income housing hardship families in towns, which are guaranteed by their own rental housing; the alleged physical distribution refers to the provision of housing by the Government to low-income housing hardship families in towns and to the payment of rents as provided for by the Government, mainly for unaccompanied, sick, maimed and other families with urgent need to help families. Article 6 uses monetary subsidies, which are the difference between the current housing area and the standard of living for low-income households in urban areas, and the rental of housing subsidies for each square m2. The housing hardship rate for households with low-income specialised assistance is 710 per cent of the minimum urban subsistence allowance rate. Article 7. The difference between the current housing area for low-income households and the standard of the area of the area of the guaranteed area of housing, with the exception of a single set of affordable housing that is adapted to their household population. Rental housing is granted in kind, with the original home being the private house of the current household, with the difference in the area of rental housing and original housing being rented by each square meteor; the original housing is a ward or has no self-ownership, with the area of rental housing being rented at each square mete. Article 8 Article 9 provides for the financing of affordable housing, which includes, inter alia: (i) An integral housing security fund for the annual financial budget arrangements; (ii) The balance of the value-added benefits of the housing pool after the loan risk reserve and the management cost; (iii) Funding for affordable housing security arrangements for net proceeds; (iv) Rental income for affordable housing; (v) Social donations and funding from other sources. The proportion of net proceeds to affordable housing guarantees cannot be less than 10 per cent. Funds raised pursuant to paragraph 1 of this article shall be owned, earmarked and subject to oversight in the financial sector. Article 10 (i) Government construction and acquisition of housing; (ii) Free and modified public housing; (iii) Accelerating the housing of social donations; (iv) Other means of raising houses. Article 11. Raising affordable housing can enjoy the following preferential policies: (i) The acquisition of houses for affordable rental housing and the removal of transaction fees; (ii) The acquisition of housing, the economic application of housing (including safe housing) for integral housing and the removal of land credits or equivalent to land credits; (iii) Provision of financial support to the various administrative and government funds, such as the construction of new and affordable housing, the exemption of the fees for urban infrastructure and the corresponding tax support in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 12 provides for the construction of a new housing unit within 50 square meters, mainly in the economic application of housing, the construction of a general commodity housing area or adequate concentration. The economic application of housing, the availability of affordable housing in the general commodity housing sector should be based on land planning, State land transfer decisions or national land use rights to make the contract clear and affordable housing stock, brackets, set-up, construction standards and transfer or re-entry. Inadequate rental housing in the general commodity housing area should be clearly defined in its area of construction, such as regulation. Article 13 The land supply plan should prioritize the development of affordable housing and be presented separately in the declaration of annual land indicators. Article 14. Integral housing guarantees apply, clearance, demonstration, rotation and annual review systems. Article 15. Families in line with the following conditions may apply for the security of tenure: (i) At the town level; (ii) Access to minimum living guarantees for the urban population or special treatment for low-income assistance; (iii) The housing area of the household per capita (including the five-year transaction before the date of application or the area of demolition) is lower than that of the Government's published low-income households. The area of housing per household is determined in accordance with the housing area of all family members who have a statutory maintenance, maintenance or dependency relationship, as documented in the same address. Article 16 provides the following material: (i) A minimum life guarantee or a special low-income support certificate; (ii) Evidence material on the situation of family housing; (iii) Identification of family members and household books; (iv) Other certified material provided by the housing security institutions. Article 17 Applications for affordable housing security, in accordance with the following procedures: (i) Materials under article 16, submitted written requests to the street office of the household or to the Government of the Town. (ii) The Street Office or the Town People's Government, within thirty days of the date of receipt of the application, made the first instance of opinion, a message and sent the first instance observations and requests to the housing security institution together. (iii) The Housing Guarantee Agency submitted a review within fifteen days of receipt of material sent by the Street Office or the People's Government of Towns, in accordance with the prescribed conditions, to inform the applicant in writing and explain why the applicant's family is not incompatible with the residence, and shall also be displayed by the office of the street or the commune government at the place of residence, for a period of fifteen days; (iv) The expiry of the public statements, the absence of an objection or objection, the registration of housing security institutions and the written notification of the applicant. (v) In accordance with the workplan and funding, the housing security institutions apply for rotational subsidies or leases in accordance with the degree of hardship of the applicant's housing, the order of application for registration and the manner in which the application is guaranteed and are made public to society. (vi) The Housing Guarantee Agency entered into a rental housing subsidy agreement with the applicants whose rental subsidy was encumbered by the Honduran; and the applicant with the physical lease signed a housing lease contract. The applicant contests the first instance, the review and the round-listing arrangement, which can appeal to the housing security institution or the property administration authorities. Article 18 enters into rental housing subsidies agreements that should clarify the extent of rental housing subsidies, the cessation of the granting of rental housing subsidies, and the conclusion of a housing rental contract shall clarify the nature of the housing, rent, tenancy, termination of the lease and default responsibilities. Article 19 Housing security institutions should have timely access to the demographic, income and housing changes of urban low-income housing hardship households, including through the establishment of affordable housing archives by households. Article 20 families that have received rental housing subsidies or rented homes should be reported to the local street offices or to the Government of the Town on changes such as the population, income and housing. The Street Office or the Town People's Government should verify the status of the declaration, present a message and send the declaration and the results to the housing security institutions. The Housing Guarantee Agency ceased to comply with the conditions of integral housing security, terminated the granting of rental housing subsidies, or advised the lessee to return home. Article 21 Homes who are tenant are not allowed to transfer, rent or change the use of the rented housing. Article 22 (i) There shall be no justification for the residence of the rented housing for more than six months; (ii) There shall be no justification for the accumulated rental of homes for more than six months. The home with tenant housing is not returned to the home by the Authority of Housing or by the institution entrusted to the housing security institution; the period of failure to return may be resolved, in accordance with the contract agreement, by means of adjusting the rent, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 23 provides that any unit or person has the right to prosecute and prosecute violations of the provisions of this approach. Article 24 of the urban low-income housing hardship family conceals the situation or provides false material for the inadequacy of rental housing guarantees, which are warned by the real estate administrative authorities or by the housing security institutions entrusted to them. Article 25 gives warning to the administrative authorities of the home or to the housing security institutions that have been registered but have not yet been granted adequate housing guarantees, the registration of their registrations, the return of the lease subsidy that has been received or the withdrawal of the housing leased in kind and the rental of the lease during the market price. Article 26 Administrative authorities and staff members of the housing security institutions misuse their functions, play negligence, favouring private fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 27 may, in the light of the relevant provisions of the scheme, give appropriate relief to the rents within the scope of the housing security area. The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 July 2008. The Homeless Housing Management Scheme (No. 14 of the Municipal Government Order) issued by the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR on 8 October 2001 was repealed. |
