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Provisions Of Barrier-Free Facilities Construction And Management In Hubei Province

Original Language Title: 湖北省无障碍设施建设和管理规定

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(Adopted by Decree No. 317 of 26 May 2008 of the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

In order to strengthen the construction and management of accessibility facilities, this provision is based on the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 2 states that accessibility facilities are designed to ensure that persons with disabilities, older persons, children and other actors are able to facilitate, safe, autonomous and accessible services when they reside, travel, work, leisure and other social activities.
The scope and construction of accessibility facilities must be matched by the provisions of the National Urban Roads and Building Access Design Guidelines (hereinafter referred to as the design norm).
Article 3 Governments at all levels should strengthen leadership in the management of accessibility facilities within the current administration, integrate accessibility facilities in the planning and implementation of the regional economic and social development planning and urban construction, and ensure that accessibility facilities are constructed in line with economic and social development.
Planning, construction of administrative authorities is responsible for the day-to-day work on the construction and management of accessibility facilities within the current administration. The people's work institutions at all levels are responsible for monitoring, coordinating, inspecting the construction and management of accessibility facilities in the current administration. Other relevant sectors should be responsible for the construction and management of accessibility facilities in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article IV Governments at all levels should support scientific and technical studies of accessibility facilities and encourage the development of accessibility products.
Article 5. The owner of the construction project is the owner of the construction of the project's accessibility facility. The right to ownership is separated from the right to use, and the owner should clarify in an agreement the responsibility of the user to build and maintain their own facilities.
In the context of the new construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects, the parties that bear the responsibility for the construction of facilities in accordance with the preceding paragraph must design, build accessibility facilities and set international generic accessibility signs in accordance with the standards set out in the Design Guidelines. Complementary facilities must be synchronized with the main works, synchronized design, synchronized construction, and synchronized delivery.
Prior to the Nuclear Producation of the Construction of Engineering Planning Licence and the construction of construction works permit, the content of the construction of accessibility facilities should be included in the scope of the review and, in violation of article 5, paragraph 2, of the present Article, the design of facilities, the construction of accessibility facilities and the non-approval of the receipt of the certificate and the organizational inspection.
Article 7. The construction units of the project should be accompanied by the construction of accessibility facilities and the quality of construction in accordance with approved design documents.
The construction of the project engineering unit shall be responsible for overseeing the quality of the construction of the built-up facilities.
The facilities that have been established should be established, and the construction units should set out maps for the proper use of accessibility facilities, in accordance with national regulations.
Article 8
The responsibilities for accessibility facilities should ensure the regular use of accessibility facilities, in accordance with established standards and requirements.
Article 9 projects that have been constructed without matching the construction of accessibility facilities or have been accompanied by construction projects that are not in line with the standards and requirements set out in the Design Guidelines, and the executive authorities that approve the construction of the project should develop adaptation plans with the relevant departments and develop adaptation plans. The owner or the operator of the construction project shall be responsible for the implementation of the rehabilitation of accessibility facilities, as required by the rehabilitation plan.
The top-level administrative authority should be monitored with the relevant administrative authorities for the rehabilitation of facilities that are included in the rehabilitation plan. The executive branch shall not approve the construction project owner or operator's application for expansion or alteration of the same project.
Article 10. Public transport operators should gradually be equipped with accessible vehicles on public transport routes. Public traffic operation vehicles should be equipped with a system of posters and voice audio stations and maintain their normal use; the operating symbols and markings of the installed barrier vehicles should be kept to facilitate identification.
Any unit of article 11, an individual shall not damage or unauthorized access to facilities and shall not change the use of accessibility facilities.
As a result of urban construction or the organization of large mass events, access facilities on urban roads need to be temporarily occupied, construction units or units should be authorized by the relevant administrative authorities and the establishment of police signals or signal facilities. Temporary occupancy, construction units or units should re-establish the status quo.
Article 12 Planning, construction of administrative authorities at all levels should enhance monitoring of the construction and day-to-day use of conservation, management, finding that violations of this provision should be stopped in a timely manner and be addressed in accordance with the law.
The issue is found to be reflected in the establishment of administrative authorities by FIDH, the Committee on Older Persons and other social organizations or individuals entitled to monitor the construction and day-to-day use of accessibility facilities. The construction of administrative authorities should be conducted in a timely manner and inform the reflector of the results.
Article 13. The construction of project design units violates the mandatory requirements of this provision and the design norms, without design of an accessible facility, which is addressed by the construction of administrative authorities in accordance with article 63 of the Construction Quality Management Regulations.
The construction of the project unit violates the relevant provisions of this provision and the construction of quality management regulations and does not address the quality of construction in accordance with the design of maps, construction technology standards or accessibility facilities construction.
In violation of this provision, construction units do not receive inspection of construction-enabled facilities or access to self-administered delivery under the provisions of Article 58 of the Construction of Engineering Quality Management Regulations.
Article 14. In violation of article 11 of the present article, the use of facilities in conflict with the law or changes in the use of accessibility facilities is punishable by a public security authority in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China.
Article 15 Planning, construction of administrative authorities and their staff are one of the following acts, which are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law:
(i) A nuclear launch of the Construction of Engineering Planning Licence and the Construction of Engineering Procedural Licence for construction projects that have not been planned, designed to be eligible;
(ii) Public construction projects for construction, alteration and expansion are not dealt with in accordance with the provision for the construction of accessibility facilities;
(iii) Non-compliance with oversight responsibilities with the implementation of the major public construction project accessibility facility rehabilitation plan;
(iv) Non-performance of the responsibility for the management of accessibility facilities or non-performance of compliance with the law;
(v) The problems reflected in the construction, use, conservation and management of accessible facilities are not dealt with in accordance with the provisions;
(vi) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization.
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