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(Summit No. 54 of 24 September 2007 of the Government of the People of Honoural State considered the adoption of Decree No. 103 of 23 October 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 103 of 23 October 2007 (Acts of 1 December 2007) Article 1 ensures the management of natural disaster relief and relief supplies (hereinafter referred to as natural disasters) and protects the basic life needs of the affected populations, preserves social stability in the affected areas, and develops this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3 of this approach refers to natural disasters caused by drought, flooding, tea, earthquakes, low-blues, snowset, pests, landslides, cements and muds. Paragraphs of this approach refer to natural disasters. (i) Refunds for natural disasters, such as post-disaster reconstruction subsidies, and emergency relief supplies; (ii) Funds for natural disasters, such as post-disaster reconstruction subsidies, and special supplies, arranged by the Government of the above-mentioned provinces; (iii) Payments received by the Government of natural disasters. Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should organize natural disaster relief funds each year in the financial budget, in accordance with the circumstances of the previous year and the needs of the Fund and the disaster forecasts of the year. More than the people's financial sector at the district level has established a dedicated pool of natural disaster relief funds and has been administered with exclusive families. Article 5 The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices are responsible for the clearance and distribution of natural disasters. The authorities of the above-mentioned population at the district level audit, inspection etc. monitor the use and management of natural disaster relief funds by law. Article 6 arranges for natural disaster relief payments to be consistent with the principle of exclusive use, priority use, non-reimbursable use, and shall not draw the working capital without approval to expand the scope of use. The issuance of natural disaster relief payments should be open, fair, fair and socially monitored and not equally distributed. Article 7. Natural disaster relief shall be used to: (i) The need for urgent rescue, transfer and resettlement; (ii) The difficulty of living and the inability to recover; (iii) Deforestation or severe damage and inability to re-establish themselves; (iv) In the case of disaster injury, it is unable to treat; (v) Laws, regulations stipulate other subjects that should be helped. The current level of financial arrangements can be used for the procurement, processing, transport and management of reserve materials. Article 8 (i) The cost-of-living of assistance during the emergency rescue, transfer and resettlement period shall be subsidized in accordance with the basic living standards of the disaster-affected population; (ii) The loss of housing (with partial collapse) homelessness, unsaving capacity, and the provision of adequate housing assistance in accordance with the average local construction price; (iii) 500 grams of food rations and essential drinking water per person per day; (iv) Guarantee the basic needs of the victims of the cold clothing; (v) There are illnesses, with appropriate benefits based on illness and family hardship. Article 9. The Government of the people of the affected areas has difficulty in raising funds and can make requests for assistance to the Government of the people at the highest level. In emergencies, the civilian affairs of the Government of the people of the affected areas and the financial sector can directly apply to the Government's civil affairs, the financial sector. Article 10 Article 11. The provision for the provision of assistance in spring and winter shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) The civil affairs, the financial sector of the Government of the province, upon receipt of a national allocation document, shall be brought to the civil, financial sector in the city (State, land) within 7 days; (ii) The civil affairs, the financial sector of the city (State, land) and the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Congo, upon receipt of the documents allocated by the provincial Government for civil affairs, the financial sector, should be reached within 7 days; (iii) The civil affairs of the territorial Government, the financial sector, which was received from the city (States, land) and the Government of the People's Government (at the local level) and the financial sector, shall reach the Government of the people (communes) and the street office within 5 days; (iv) The Government of the people (communes) and the street offices should distribute relief payments to the victims within 10 days. Article 12 Arrange for natural disaster response assistance funds shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) The civil affairs and the financial sector of the Government of the province, after receiving a national allocation document, shall be brought to the civil affairs, financial sector of the city (State, land) within 3 days; (ii) The civil affairs, the financial sector of the city (State, land) and the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Congo, upon receipt of the documents allocated by the provincial Government for civil affairs, the financial sector, should be reached within 2 days; (iii) The civil affairs, the financial sector of the population at the district level, which was received from the city (the State, the local) and the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Congo, the financial sector's allocation documents, should be reached within 2 days, and the People's Government, the Street Office; (iv) The Government of the people (communes) and the street offices should distribute relief payments to victims within 3 days. Article 13 When natural disasters occur, the top-level disaster relief funds have not been allocated, the food sector of the population at the district level should be matched by the same level of civil affairs. After the stability of the disaster, the civil affairs sector of the communes should be settled with food-for-food enterprises. Article 15. Natural disaster relief shall be delivered to the affected areas in accordance with the specified time frame. Article 16 provides for natural disasters, nominated by the National Commission for Victims or the Village (LNL), the Village Group, which shall be reviewed without objection from 2 days from the date of publication, and by the date of the publication, the Village (NL), the Village People's Committee, the Village People's Government, the Street Office, the People's Government, the People's Government, the People's Office, the People's Government, the People's Government of the communes, the Street Office shall review and inform the people of the reasons for the civil affairs sector on the date of the date of receipt of the declaration. In emergencies, there is a need for the transfer, resettlement and rescue of victims, and the local people's Government can directly issue natural disaster relief. Article 17 Victims shall receive natural disaster relief payments and shall receive temporary assistance cards to the communes (communes), street offices or sub-banks designated by the local government's civil affairs sector (credits), for food-enterprise. Those who are victims and those who do not have the capacity to receive natural disaster relief assistance can be entrusted to the family or to the head of the village (resident) committee and registered by the Government of the communes (communes), street offices. Article 18 Natural disaster relief payments shall be issued in full to the victims of disasters, and shall not be disbursed in any name. Reimbursements that may be used to be repeated under Article 19 are recycled, laundering, poisoning and rehabilitated and supplemented by the civil affairs component of the Government of the more than the population at the district level. Article 20 The use of the donation grant for the donor or the recipient area should be matched with the will of the donor. Article 21 does not apply to donations in the affected area, which may be sold after the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government. Vulnerable gifts should be carried out by a unified organization of the civil affairs department of the Government of the Provincial People. The proceeds of the sale of donated goods are donated and are managed by the civil affairs component of the Government of the more than veterans. The civilian component of the Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level should be administered with a special account for the receipt of the donations. Regions, communes and villages should be made available to society in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 23. During natural disasters, the movement of mobile equipment, such as natural hazards, ships, is a priority and free from the payment of vehicles. The passport free of the cost of movement of vehicles is received by the provincial Government's Civil Affairs Department with the provincial Government's transport administration authorities. Article 24 (i) The provision of natural disaster relief funds or the non-transfer of time, affecting the lives of victims, with serious consequences; (ii) Conduct, instigate, interception, arrears, misappropriation and corruption of natural resources; (iii) Streams, retreats or changes in the budget use of natural disasters; (iv) Restatements, seizures and delays in reporting; (v) Lossss of natural disasters due to mismanagement; (vi) Other hypocrisy, abuse of authority, failure to perform, and favour private fraud. Article 25 imposes a voucher to deceive natural disasters, which does not constitute a crime, and is warned by the territorial Government's civil affairs sector to deceive the natural disasters of the period of time; a fine of up to 100 million yen. Article 26 |
