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Beijing Municipal Implementation Of The Ordinance For Rural Five-Guarantee Approach

Original Language Title: 北京市实施《农村五保供养工作条例》办法

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(Summit 2nd ordinary meeting of the Government of Beijing, 24 March 2008 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 202 of 31 March 2008 of the Beijing People's Government Order No. 202 of 31 March 2008, which came into force on 1 May 2008)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the realities of the city, in order to implement the State Department's Rural Vulnerable Work Regulation.
Article 2
Regional, district and territorial governments are responsible for the provision of support for rural five-care services within the current administration area, with the specific guidance, supervision and management of five-care services in rural areas within the current administrative area.
The communes, the Government of the Towns are responsible for the management of five rural occupants in the current administration.
The Villagers' Committee assists the communes and the Government of the Town to carry out five-care services in rural areas.
Article 3
Article IV. Regions and the Government of the People of the District should include five-care funds in rural areas in the financial budget. The commune Government grants adequate financial assistance to the areas of financial hardship and the counties.
Rural collective economic organizations have business incomes that can be financed from operating incomes to support and improve the lives of the rural five-care recipients.
Article 5 Public information, publication, radio, television units should strengthen the advocacy of five-care services in rural areas and raise the awareness of rural-friendly five-care providers.
Article 6.
Article 7. Older, disabled or under the age of 16, with the exception of the current city's agricultural family, is free of labour capacity, the source of life cannot be determined by the maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance or maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance of the obligation of the person, maintenance, maintenance and dependency, and access to five-care treatment in rural areas.
Article 8 applies for the enjoyment of five-care treatments in rural areas, which are submitted by the Villagers' Committee at the household level. The will cannot be expressed for reasons such as early childhood or intellectual disability, either by the villagers' group or by other villagers.
At the time of the application, a five-professional application form in rural areas in Beijing should be completed and submitted to resident identification cards, household books and other related documentation.
Article 9. The Village National Commission shall organize a democratic review within 10 days of the date of receipt of the request, review the basic situation and comment of the applicant after the conclusion of the review, on 10 days within this village, and transmit requests, comments and announcements to the communes of the town.
Article 10 communes, the people of the town shall submit a review opinion within 15 days of the date of receipt of the views of the review and the related materials, and shall be reviewed and submitted to the district, the territorial civil affairs sector.
The regional, district civil affairs sector should take the approval decision within 15 days of the date of receipt of the review and related material. The granting of five-care services to rural areas in accordance with conditions is granted, for example, to the Rural Five-Regional Regime Forwards, and the reasons should be given in writing.
The communes, the communes should verify the family situation and economic conditions of the applicant, and, where necessary, the local and district civil affairs sectors can be reviewed. The applicant, the relevant organization or the individual shall cooperate and receive the investigation, if any.
Article 11 Regional and district civil affairs should inform the society of the application conditions, procedures, rural quintiles for feeding, and the rural quintiles for nutrients.
Article 12 The zones, the people's governments determine the criteria for the provision of five-care services in rural areas and report to the commune Government on implementation. Specific definitions of the criteria for five-care services in rural areas are developed by the municipal civil affairs sector with the municipalities' finance, statistics.
Article 13
(i) Supply of food, sub-food and living fuel;
(ii) Provision of living supplies, such as clothing, bricks and spare parts;
(iii) Provide housing that meets basic conditions of residence;
(iv) The provision of disease treatment and the provision of care for life cannot be justified;
(v) Distinguished.
The city's five-care recipients of compulsory education are guaranteed under the relevant provisions for compulsory education; five-care recipients of high- and secondary vocational education and higher education are provided with education in accordance with the relevant provisions of this city.
In accordance with the relevant provisions, the city ensures that eligible rural quintiles are made available for the benefit of the rural community. Specific approaches are developed by the municipal civil affairs sector with the municipalities' labour security and finance.
Article 14. Rural five-care forms are divided into nutrients and dispersal for feeding, and rural quintiles can choose for feeding.
Rural Vulnerables, which are concentrated, are provided by the rural five-care service agencies in the household, district and district; decentralized rural quintiles for feeding can be provided by the Village National Commission, or by the rural five-care service providers.
Article 15 communes, the Government of the town shall enter into a rural five-professional service agreement with the rural five-care service provider or the Village People's Committee, and report on district, district and district civil affairs.
The Rural VSA should include the following key elements:
(i) The basic situation of rural quinquies;
(ii) The provision of five-care services in rural areas;
(iii) The regulation of five-care services in rural areas;
(iv) The conditions and legal consequences of the agreement;
(v) Other agreed matters.
The text of the rural five-care service agreement is provided by the municipal civil affairs sector.
Article 16, Regional and district civil affairs, should be regularly checked on the housing of five-occupants living in rural areas in the current administration area, doubling and rehabilitating homes that need to be renovated, and promptly organize construction, renovation and ensure housing safety.
Article 17
The cost of five-care providers in rural areas to participate in new types of rural cooperation in the city is financially burdened, and their medical costs are covered in accordance with the provisions of the new rural cooperative medical system and the rural health-care system in this city.
Article 18
The staff of the rural five-care services should be trained in pre-service training to have knowledge and skills adapted to their jobs.
Article 19 Rural VSS agencies and Village National Committees should be concerned about the mental health of rural quintiles, provide mental health awareness and counselling services and organize cultural recreational activities.
Article 20 Rural VPS and the Village People's Committee should establish a personal file for rural quintiles for the purpose of raising services and care.
Article 21 Rural Vulnerants are no longer eligible under Article 7 of this approach, and the Rural Vived Services Agency or the Village National Council should report to the communes, the Town People's Government, the approval of the post-release area, the territorial civilian sector, the written decision of the district, district and civil affairs sector after review, the write-off of its Rural Viving Certificates and the discontinuation of the treatment of rural VSS.
Article 22 Deaths of five rural wards are carried out by the Rural Vived Services Agency providing support services or by the Villagers' Committee providing care for burial matters, as well as the written write-off procedure for the Rural VSA.
Article XXIII, the district civil service and communes, and the Government of the town shall register a book for the purpose of nutrients in rural areas. The municipal civil affairs sector is responsible for the establishment of a database of the basic conditions for the promotion of five-care recipients in rural areas, and for the inclusion of the rural five-care service system throughout the city, which is publicly available in accordance with the law.
Article 24. The financial sector should allocate in full and on time a five-professional fund for rural areas. Rural five-care funds should be dedicated to guaranteeing the lives of five-care recipients in rural areas.
The audit body should strengthen the audit of the use of five-care funds in rural areas in accordance with the law.
Article 25 The municipal civil affairs sector should establish guidelines for rural five-care services in this city with the relevant executive branch, conduct regular monitoring inspections of rural five-care services in the district, districts and districts, and inform the society of the monitoring.
Article 26 deals with violations of the provisions of this approach, in accordance with the provisions of the Rural Five Maintenance for Work.
Article 27 is implemented effective 1 May 2008.