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(The 18th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the House of Commons, held on 25 December 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 128 of 4 January 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 128 of 4 January 2008, effective 1 March 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 supports defence and army-building, promotes civil unity, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Forced Labour, the Code on the Privileges and Immunities of Military Personnel. Article 2 Article 3. The civil affairs sector at all levels is the competent authority of the same-ranking people's Government to embrace the work of military excellence, which is responsible for the performance of military excellence in the present administration and for the coordination of this approach. Other relevant departments are well-coordinated in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV State organs, social groups, business units should be in compliance with their responsibilities and obligations under the law. The society should be cared for, respected and targeted to carry out various forms of emancipation activities. Article 5 contains units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the emancipation of military excellence, which are recognized and rewarded by all levels of the people's Government or the relevant sectors. Chapter II Article 6. Governments at all levels should strengthen leadership in the field of military excellence and incorporate military excellence into national economic and social development planning. Article 7. Governments at all levels should exercise their responsibilities and be guided by the following: (i) The establishment of a mechanism for military communication to study and follow up on relevant work, such as the strength of the military; (ii) Strengthening patriotic education and education for all; (iii) Implementation of the organization and funding of the embassy; (iv) Support for the socialization of troop logistics as provided; (v) To assist forces in the management and protection of defence facilities and to maintain security in the camps; (vi) Improve the mechanism for recruitment and mobilize young persons of age who encourage them to perform their military service obligations under the law and complete their recruitment tasks; (vii) Enhance militia and preparatory service with military authorities. Article 8 encourages agencies, enterprise units to carry out joint construction activities with the Force. The construction activities of organs, utilities, State-owned enterprises and forces should be reported to the same level of civil affairs. Article 9. The city, the people of the region should strengthen the construction and protection of military supply facilities and be able to secure military supplies such as living, health and safety. Article 10. Activities such as disaster relief, the disposal of sudden-onset events or construction projects have confirmed the need for force support and should be reported to the Government of the city or area. All levels of the population and the relevant sectors should provide the necessary material security and other facilities for troops participating in activities such as the seizure of disaster and the disposal of emergencies. Sectors and units such as Article 11 education, culture, information, publication, broadcasting, television should take a variety of forms of advocacy for excellence in education, continuous improvement of the concept of national defence, and the promotion of good social ties that prevail. Relevant sectors such as education, science and technology, and labour should carry out scientific and technical support to the force's scientific and technical strengths to help force soldiers and other target audiences in cultural education, science and technology education, talent development and vocational skills training. The relevant sectors, such as planning, land, should be governed by the law in a timely manner with respect to the clearance of land for defence. Sections and units, such as municipalities, electricity, transport, should support the construction and maintenance of infrastructures such as water, electricity and roads by forces. Chapter III Article 15 Governments at all levels should organize their voices on a regular and regular basis. Article 16 provides an annual stereotyped or ritual day for all levels of the people's Government to act as a remembrance. The authorities should pay tribute to the memory of the current occupier or other personnel who had been occupied by the sacrifices of the current occupants of active military or other personnel. Article 17 Governments at all levels, depending on the level of economic and social development in this city, may grant additional living benefits to those who depend on the regular pension and living benefits. An additional living grant is assumed by the Government at all levels by providing for financial expenditure. The city's regular pension, living grant standards are developed by the municipal civil service with the city's financial sector, which is published in society after the consent of the municipal government. Article 18 Article 19 The remains of the martyrs, the survivors of the public sacrifices and the survivors of the ill-treatment of military personnel shall be paid in full and in full accordance with the standards set by the State. Article 20, when the income of the minimum living guarantee is approved, receives a fixed-term pension, a living grant and its preference for not taking into account the actual income of the family. Article 21, the Government is pleased to host higher hospitals and other social welfare agencies to treat or concentrate for the care of unpatched and living, which cannot be self-sustained. The remains of the martyrs, the survivors of public sacrifices and the remains of the ill-treatment army, in accordance with the conditions, may be purchased or rented as a matter of priority. The economic income in the town is less than the survivors of the minimum standard of living, and the rental of their premises is granted by the housing sector or by the self-conserving units, as appropriate. The target of living in rural areas is in line with the application for housing conditions, giving priority to the provision of a housing base in accordance with the relevant provisions; the housing needs of the martyrs living in rural areas are doubled or constructed, and a one-time housing grant is granted under the prescribed standards after the identification of the housing security accreditation sector. Article 23 focuses on the priority of medical institutions with regard to medical documents, priority care, priority access to medicines, priority inpatient hospitals. Medical institutions are encouraged to compensate for the costs associated with medical services. Article 24 Between the level of service and the sixth level of disability soldiers are included in the basic health insurance coverage of the urban workers, with no work unit, and their basic health insurance payments are funded by the regional financial arrangements, as confirmed by the civil affairs, labour guarantees, the financial sector. Under the preceding paragraph, persons with disabilities and other emphasis are entitled to medical assistance, medical assistance, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province and the city. Article 25 Article 26 veterans, martyrs, persons with disabilities, spouses of active military personnel for self-employment and for the self-employment of their personal operations, exempted from administrative fees such as the Re-employment Leave Certificate, which was released by the labour security sector, the registration category and the subsidiaries, while granting tax incentives in accordance with national provisions. Article 27 veterans are self-employed and self-employed and can apply for micro-guarantee loans through the Re-employment Benefits Act of the Labour Guarantee Sector. Article 28 states that, in cases such as insolvency, annexation, transfer or operational difficulties, the owner of the unit shall be properly accommodated, the disabled military, the veterans, the spouses of active military personnel. The need for re-employment should be given free or concessional (produced) training in accordance with the relevant provisions, giving priority to employment. Article 29 provides for the period of service of the compulsory soldiers and cadets, subject to the age of contribution of the old-age premium and medical insurance payments, to the combined calculation of the actual contributions after the release; and the retirement or reinsertion of the compulsory soldiers and cadets; and the treatment of the same employee is not less than that of the unit (working species), and the same-age worker. Article 33, the children, brothers of soldiers, victims of public sacrifices, prisoners of illness, and persons with disabilities at all three levels, may give priority to the approval of a person's military occupation. The families of the martyrs, public sacrifices, ill-treated soldiers and persons with disabilities at all levels of the city need to be transferred from the field to the city, with due ease and priority. Article 31 provides a family visit for spouses of active military personnel in two places. The cost of the vehicle (both vessel) is reimbursed by the unit in question during its visit. Article 32: Children of persons with disabilities, decommissioned soldiers, martyrs, children of military personnel who are at the expense of their children, first to four levels of disabled military personnel, in the territory of the border (market), desert area, three areas identified by the State, and children of military personnel serving in the remote areas determined by the military, i.e., two categories of island forces, are reported to be accorded high schools, secondary vocational schools, higher schools, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. The children of active military personnel should be given priority under the same conditions by small schools and kindergartens, and by active military personnel from the field, the children need to be converted into the city, and the education sector should be processed in accordance with the relevant provisions and should not be charged with costs other than national provisions. Article 33 Surveillance, active military, retired military, disability military personnel visit free of charge to effective documents, cruise parks, memorials, museums, wind sites and other public-provided telephony sites open to the public, free of charge. Persons with disabilities are free of charge in the city by the People's Republic of China's Disability Code. The remains of the martyrs are free of charge to the public car vouchers in the city. Article 34 Civil aviation, railway, road and ship passenger transport sectors should set up a window for the sale of military tickets; conditions for the opening of military waiting vehicles (airs, ships). Vulnerable soldiers enjoy 50 per cent of normal votes on the basis of effective documentation. Article 35 Government-funded sports sites and sports sites should be supported by military training organized by the force. Article 36 Governments at all levels should organize, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the financing of military excellence, with a focus on addressing the special hardships of the beneficiaries and the development of a good cause. Chapter IV Access to resettlement The Government of the people at all levels should strengthen the reception of resettlement by the army's communes so that the army can be properly installed and used. The departments and units concerned should complete their reception tasks, in accordance with the planned indicators of the current military referral industry, issued by the military relocation sector. Article 338, which is planned to be assigned to the treasury of the treasury units, should be given two years and three years of adaptation. The Ministry of the Armed Forces may enter into a fixed period of time or a fixed-term labour, employment contract in accordance with the relevant provisions, and the unit shall not default on the employment, resignation or removal of the contract. The military service of the FDW is calculated as the continuing working age for the receiving of the settlement units (with the duration of the work period) and is treated accordingly. It was encouraged to choose self-employment, and the relevant sectors should take advantage of the creation of conditions for the employment of the self-employment army, such as the convening of a specialist recruitment chamber. The services and units involved in article 39 should be transferred to local-managed military units in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the provincial, municipal and municipal administration to receive and manage services for retired employees who retired from military service. Article 40 Placement of retired soldiers, transgender officers, the introduction of autonomous employment, the placement of priority constituencies should create favourable conditions for their employment. Graduate school decommissioned into school and enjoyed the treatment of ex-commissioned soldiers; re-entry into school; and access to school fees. Article 40 decommissioned soldiers who received more than three dynamism in the event of war and who received more than two incentives, are offered employment by the Government; self-sustained employment in the country, which can result in a corresponding increase in the one-time settlement rate based on the incentive hierarchy. Article 42 has been approved for the relocation of a minor to the immediate military spouse of the present city, and the authorities should process the transfer of family relations and social security relations, as prescribed. The executive branch and units concerned should create conditions conducive to the employment of spouses of military personnel and should receive employment as a matter of priority. Chapter V Article 43 enshrines the non-performance of military responsibilities, the absence of a provision for payment of benefits, the non-acceptance of resettlement tasks, which are being rectified by the responsibilities of the city, the people of the region and their civil affairs, and which are addressed by law. Article 44 of this approach refers to those who are active military personnel (including the VA), persons with disabilities who are active or who have been reoccured, as well as demobilized military personnel, veterans, martyrs, survivors of public sacrifices, survivors of the sick military, and family members of active military personnel. The focus of this approach is referred to as the beneficiaries of the Government's pension payments to the regular pension. The survivors of this approach refer to parents, spouses, children of military personnel and brothers under the age of 18 who depend on the life of military personnel, who have been dependent on other relatives who must now depend on the military. The effective documentation referred to in this approach refers to documents issued by the Department of State, the Central Council and Headquarters, military uniforms, VSPs, various military colleges and the above-mentioned civil affairs sector. Article 42 This approach is explained by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Article 46 is implemented effective 1 March 2008. The House of Commons, as amended by Decision No. 101 of 16 April 2002 on the Abolition, Amendment of Parts of the Government Regulations, was repealed. |
