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(Adopted by Order No. 304 of 31 May 2007 of the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to prevent and control the occurrence and prevalence of AIDS, guarantees the safety of life and public health and, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases (hereinafter referred to as the Act on the Control of Epidemiological Diseases), the AIDS Control Regulations and the relevant national provisions, develop this approach in conjunction with the actual provisions of this province. The second approach applies to AIDS prevention within the province's administration. Article 3 Persons infected with HIV, victims of AIDS and their relatives are legally protected. No unit or person shall discriminate against persons infected with HIV, the sick and their relatives, and shall not undermine their right to medical, employment, learning and life. Article IV. AIDS prevention should uphold the principle of prevention and integration, establish a mechanism for the Government's unity of leadership, division of labour, wide-ranging social participation, strengthen awareness education and intervention in high-risk behaviour, and implement human care and social integrated governance. Article 5 Article 6 The disease prevention control agencies at all levels undertake monitoring, forecasting, epidemiological surveys, epidemic reports, advocacy, high-risk behaviour interventions and other preventive controls. The health-care institutions with HIV treatment are responsible for diagnosis, treatment and related preventive control. The NPS is responsible for the monitoring and detection of HIV infection among persons entering the border. The sectors should work in collaboration with AIDS prevention, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 7. The entire society should pay attention and support to AIDS prevention. All agencies, groups, business units and grass-roots self-government organizations should assist all levels of people's governments and relevant Government departments in the implementation of specific work on AIDS prevention. Article 8 Governments and relevant sectors should encourage, support and support the various sectors of society and the institutions and individuals outside the country, the Chinese and Hong Kong, the residents of the Macao Special Administrative Region and the Taiwan co-donor funds, medical treatment, care for persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients, and establish care and volunteer service organizations. Governments at all levels should encourage and support research and international cooperation on AIDS prevention and control, support the research and development of AIDS-resistant drugs, play a full role in the development of medicines, summarizing therapeutic treatment protocols, improving the HIV-West medical treatment programme and promoting advanced and applicable AIDS prevention techniques. The science and technology administration should increase its input to AIDS prevention projects in support of research development and diffusion of HIV prevention medicines, technology. Article 9. units and individuals at all levels of the people's government that have made significant achievements in the prevention and scientific research of AIDS should be recognized and rewarded. Chapter II Promotion of education Article 10 Governments and relevant sectors should organize universal education on HIV prevention laws, regulations, regulations and policies, as well as relevant knowledge, to sensitize all sectors of society to those infected with HIV, AIDS patients and those who are not discriminated against HIV, AIDS patients and their families, to promote a way of life of healthy civilization, to increase public awareness and response to AIDS and to create a good social environment for AIDS. The heads of State agencies, legal persons and other organizations should take the lead in learning from AIDS legislation, legislation, regulations and policies and relevant knowledge. The departments concerned should take appropriate ways to check and assess the learning of the above-mentioned personnel. Article 11. More than sanitary administrations should strengthen HIV prevention and awareness-raising efforts and provide personnel and technical support to the relevant sectors, organizations and individuals in the fight against HIV. More than sanitary administrations and disease prevention agencies should organize relevant departments and units to take measures to promote HIV prevention and awareness-raising for the high-risk population who may be infected with HIV, to promote mechanisms and networks for the prevention of AIDS among the high-risk population and to implement AIDS interventions, and to mobilize the participation of persons affected by the high-risk population, to organize awareness-raising and measures for the prevention of HIV among the population. More than the people's Government should designate health-care institutions to open AIDS prevention and counselling services to provide services and guidance to the public. In the process of counselling, diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, health institutions should be educated about AIDS prevention and treatment. Article 12. Governments and relevant sectors at all levels should put in place HIV prevention and control public transport instruments, such as the primary streets of the city, the visible place of the village and the place of a child's awareness campaign, the propaganda column or the post of AIDS prevention campaign, and to organize information on AIDS prevention and response. The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and the Internet, should open a regular HIV health education column, free publication, dissemination of HIV prevention and public goods, and active HIV prevention and response. Article 14. The education administration should incorporate AIDS prevention and knowledge into higher institutions, secondary vocational schools and general secondary education teaching programmes, guide and promote schools in a variety of forms, implement HIV prevention and knowledge education and raise awareness among students on their own protection. Article 15. The Population and Family Planning Administration should use family planning advocacy and technical services networks to organize HIV prevention and awareness education; and family planning technical services should undertake health education on AIDS prevention in the delivery of family planning technology services and reproductive health services to the child-bearing population. Article 16: Business, extermination, tourism, access inspection, construction, labour security, business and culture, and other services industry authorities, institutions engaged in labour brokering services should promote HIV prevention in accordance with the provisions. Article 17. Public security authorities should promote HIV prevention and awareness education for founding prostitution, injecting drug users, and assist and support the health administration in implementing measures to prevent AIDS. The executive branch of the judiciary should be carefully trained in the prevention and dissemination of education for the victims of detention and labour rehabilitation. Article 18 agencies, groups, business units, individual economic organizations should organize this unit's practitioners to learn from the laws, regulations, policies and relevant knowledge to support the participation of practitioners in AIDS prevention and advocacy activities. Public recreation facilities such as hotels, meals, etc. should promote AIDS, sexual disease prevention and knowledge among practitioners of this unit and those who use the premises of the unit. The units providing accommodation, such as hotels, meals, should be equipped with knowledge-raising materials for AIDS prevention and treatment for customers. Public recreation sites and public places where foreign populations are more concentrated should be posted for AIDS prevention and advocacy. More concentrated buildings, mining and large engineering units should incorporate HIV prevention laws, regulations, policies and related knowledge training into the training and industrial safety education aspects of the workforce. The Community Commission and the Village People's Committee should organize community personnel to learn from AIDS prevention and to carry out public services for those infected with HIV and AIDS patients. Article 19 encourages and supports the activities of social groups such as trade unions, women's federations, youth missions, ICRC to promote HIV prevention and awareness-raising and care for those infected with HIV, AIDS patients and their families. The Government encourages and supports the participation of non-governmental organizations and volunteers established by law in the fight against HIV and in the care of those infected with HIV, the work of the AIDS patients, and the provision of AIDS prevention assistance and services to those who are vulnerable to HIV infection. Chapter III Prevention and control In accordance with the National AIDS Monitoring Planning and Programme, the Provincial Health Administration has developed a monitoring plan and programme of work for AIDS in the province, organized a monitoring and thematic survey on AIDS, which captures changes in epidemics and trends in epidemics. The disease prevention control body is responsible for monitoring the incidence and prevalence of AIDS and the factors affecting its occurrence and prevalence. The entry inspection agencies are responsible for monitoring AIDS among entrylers and will inform the health administration in a timely manner. The Government of the people at the twenty-first level should focus on and assist HIV prevention efforts in remote, poor and heavily affected areas, and to assist them in the prevention of AIDS, in accordance with the needs of the AIDS Control Group. Conditions of health-care institutions, disease prevention control agencies should, in accordance with instructions, elect high-quality personnel to participate in the AIDS Prevention and Control Group and ensure that personnel receive wage benefits not less than in their jobs. People's Governments, the health administration and grass-roots units in the areas of the Group of AIDS Prevention and Control should take effective measures to support the work of the Group. Article 22 states that all levels of disease prevention control agencies, health institutions, blood agencies, family planning technology services should establish HIV testing laboratories to undertake screening and detection of HIV resistance, in accordance with national HIV testing provisions and the approach developed by the provincial health administration. In the more heavily veterans of HIV treatment (States, under the same conditions), districts should have the corresponding detection capacity to progressively achieve HIV testing. Health institutions responsible for the free counselling and screening of AIDS should provide free counselling and screening services for those wishing to express counselling. Towns, districts should establish voluntary counselling screening visits for AIDS by disease prevention agencies and other designated health institutions, and make available the addresses and counselling of free counselling testing institutions in the region through media such as radio, television, press. The following persons shall be subject to HIV infection testing: (i) There is a relatively adequate medical reason to suspect that they have been infected with HIV and sexually transmitted diseases; (ii) Prostitution and injecting drug users; (iii) The blood, blood products, human organizations, organs, cells, bones or liquids contaminated by HIV; (iv) Laws, regulations stipulate that entry persons who are subject to HIV infection tests should be carried out; (v) The Provincial Health Administration determines other personnel that should be detected in order to control the epidemic. The NPS should be established in accordance with national standards and norms to identify laboratories for HIV testing for entry and entry personnel. The entry of persons subject to HIV testing is subject to the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach. The public security sector has identified prostitution and injecting drug users by the public security sector to inform local disease prevention agencies for testing; and other citizens are tested by health-care institutions designated by the health administration. Article 24 provides proactive monitoring of HIV infection among high-risk populations within the jurisdiction. Public safety, the administration of justice should cooperate with disease prevention control agencies in the implementation of HIV infection testing for persons in the custody and rehabilitation of labour and forced drug-recruited prostitution, sexually transmitted diseases and injecting drug users. STIs should implement HIV infection testing for patients who are sick. Public safety and the administration of justice, the entry and inspection body should regularly report on the AIDS epidemics discovered by the sector to local disease prevention agencies. Article 25 provides accommodation units, such as hotels, meals, etc., and public recreational places such as the United States of America, the dances, the Sana'abrooms, ablutions, swiming spaces (bassies) etc., shall be authorized to provide services to the practitioners of this unit and to utilize the premises of this unit in accordance with the requirements for the implementation of the prevention of AIDS. Possible breaks in public places that undermine skin, chewing and other items that may result in the spread of AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases should be treated in strict terms. The above-mentioned operating units, in accordance with the Health Management Regulations of Public Places, need to obtain a health-qualified certificate, should conduct a health check of the designated communicable diseases project on an annual basis. Those who use the above-mentioned premises must conduct a AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases test every half year. Article 26 Health institutions carry out HIV infection testing in accordance with informed consent and voluntary principles for patients and blood, blood products, human organizations, organs, cells, bones or liquids. Article 27 Health institutions should provide medical counselling for pre-marital medical examinations and carry out AIDS projects in accordance with informed consent and voluntary principles. Persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients, if they apply for marriage, should inform the parties of their real situation and receive medical guidance. Article 28 Health institutions should provide free counselling and testing services to pregnant women. Both spouses or parties are infected with HIV or AIDS patients should end pregnancy; health agencies should provide counselling, prenatal guidance, deterrence, treatment, post-natal visits, baby-to-child transmission and testing in accordance with the provisions of the National Health Administration's Technical Guidance Programme. Article 29 Health institutions and access inspection institutions should adhere to the principle of standard protection, strict enforcement of operational protocols and drug control management systems, and the use of medical devices that are involved in human activity and may result in skin, maniating breakdown must be strictly eliminated and prevent the spread of AIDS. Health agencies must use a one-time hydride, injectives, and use a one-time hydride, injectors must be destroyed, poisoned and recovered as prescribed. Article 33 actively pursues the non-reimbursable blood service and encourages citizens who support the conditions of blood to participate in the bloodshed. Strengthening the construction of the Centre's urban blood stations and garage at the district level, with the required equipment facilities, in accordance with normative requirements, is strictly governed by the law and the provision of safe and qualified blood supplies. Bloods, single blood stations, blood banks, and health-care institutions, blood products production units collected, harvested, sold blood workers or sold blood workers. Any unit or person found that the person who was manipulating the blood profit should report to the health and public safety sectors in a timely manner. In the case of offences such as the sale of bloodshed and the sale of blood, the authorities should be lawfully seized. The collection and use of human blood and blood pulp must be carried out in accordance with national provisions. blood stations, single blood pulp stations, blood banks must not supply health-care institutions and blood-product production units to human blood, blood pulp without HIV testing or AIDS testing. The blood products production unit should establish a rigorous management system, which must be tested in every blood pulp prior to the production of blood pulp for all raw materials, without HIV testing or AIDS testing of positive blood pulses, and must not be produced as a feedstock. Health institutions should establish and strictly implement regulatory systems for collecting, using blood and blood products. As a result of the need for treatment to bloodshed or bloodshed patients, a one-time kit must be used and other instruments consistent with the normative requirements; the testing of the clinical blood must be verified; and the testing of the blood temporarily collected for emergency response must be rigorous. The health-care institutions collect or use blood and blood products that are not detected, verified or HIV-positive. Article 32 collects or uses human organizations, organs, cells, bones, etc. should conduct AIDS testing in accordance with national provisions, and cannot be collected or used without HIV testing or AIDS testing. However, for AIDS prevention and research, and for teaching. The import of human blood, blood pulp, blood products, organizations, organs, cells, bones should be in line with the provisions of the National Health Quarantine Act, administrative regulations. No imports shall be imported without quarantine or quarantine. Human blood products that do not obtain a certificate of import of drugs are not used. Article 33 prohibits persons infected with HIV, human organizations, organs, cells, bones, blood or meals contributed by AIDS patients; contributions and use of scientific research should be submitted for approval by the provincial health administration. The preservation, transmission and use of the HIV-introviral strain must be strictly enforced, without the approval of any unit and individual shall not be kept, exchanged, transmitted or used by themselves. More than 344 sanitary administrations and entry inspection agencies can contain items that are evidence of possible contamination of HIV and test or poison. Upon testing, items that are contaminated by HIV should be treated or destroyed; items that are verified as contaminated by HIV or that are used in the event of sterilization should be removed in a timely manner. Article 33 fractures of HIV-related occupations should be taken immediately to respond to emergency response measures and to report on provincial disease prevention control agencies within one hour, under the guidance of the AIDS occupational exposure expert assessment team. More than XVI sectors such as health, population and family planning, business, drug surveillance, quality technical supervision, access testing, radio and television should organize the promotion of condoms and the establishment and improvement of condoms. Organizations established by law are encouraged to carry out a safe set of social marketing. More than 37 population and family planning sectors in the counties should establish safe set-up facilities for mobile personnel such as community, vehicle stations, airports, terminals, working sites, tourist landscape areas, depending on the circumstances. The provision of accommodation units, such as hotels, meals, etc., as well as units in the rapeutic treatment operations, should be accompanied by a condoms or a safe set of resale facilities. No unit or person may interfere with or resist the establishment of a safe set of resale facilities under the law, and sell the condoms to the public. More than thirty-eight people's Governments should establish a coordination mechanism for AIDS prevention and counter-narcotics efforts to organize measures to combat AIDS among drug users in the relevant sectors. The health, public safety and drug surveillance sectors should be synchronized, and in accordance with the prevalence of AIDS and drug abuse in the current administration, community drug-recovery treatment for drug addicts has been active and systematic in the exchange of cleans for injecting drug users. Injecting drug users should establish community drug treatment treatment for opioid addicts and provide drug maintenance treatment for drug addicts. Community drug treatment for opioid addicts should be strengthened, the establishment and strict enforcement of treatment, drug registration systems. According to article 39, medical practitioners in health-care institutions and the testing personnel of AIDS testing agencies have found persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients, or found suspected to be infected with HIV, AIDS patients should be reported by law to the location's disease prevention agencies without concealing or delaying the reporting of AIDS epidemics. Returnees have been identified as victims of HIV infection or AIDS, and the entry inspection system should inform local disease prevention agencies in a timely manner, as required. Foreigners, Chinese and Hong Kong, residents of the Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwanese fellows have been identified as infected with HIV or AIDS patients, and access inspection agencies should report to the local public security sector in a timely manner, as required, and be custodial in the public security sector within the prescribed time. Measures such as treatment, medical custody, sterilization, body disposal, should be taken in accordance with the relevant provisions due to the deterioration of the condition of the disease or the illusion of the country's territory. Article 40. The disease prevention control body shall verify and inspect the status of the registration and management of the AIDS epidemic in the health-care and AIDS-recovery institutions within the jurisdiction. The disease prevention control body reports on the verified epidemic, which should be reported to the current health administration and to the parent disease prevention control agencies, as prescribed, and the AIDS epidemic involves foreigners, Chinese and Hong Kong, residents of the Macao Special Administrative Region and Iranian nationals, and should also be informed by the law of local entry inspection agencies. Article 40 Disease prevention control institutions and access inspection agencies should respond to epidemiological surveys of founding, reporting of HIV infections, AIDS patients, and that the survey was conducted by investigation units and individuals should provide information on the ground. In accordance with article 42, persons infected with HIV, persons affected by AIDS should communicate in a timely manner the incidence of infection or morbidity to persons with sexual intercourse, and, in the case of medical treatment, the incidence of infection or illness should be informed by doctors and the adoption of effective protection measures to prevent transmission. Persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients may not be deliberately spreading AIDS in any way. Persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients may be spreading, spreading AIDS, and the health administration should inform their units of reorientation, which should be immediately adjusted and kept confidential. Persons may not be removed from the labour relations established with them on the basis of HIV infection. Article 43 above has been uniformed by the health administration to issue AIDS epidemics in the current administration area, and any other units and individuals are not allowed to do so. Chapter IV Treatment and assistance In accordance with article 44, all levels of health administration should develop treatment and assistance programmes based on the prevalence of AIDS in the current region, with serious organizational implementation, to ensure that persons infected with HIV and AIDS are treated in a timely manner; and to establish a AIDS treatment expert group to train and treat HIV technology. All relevant sectors, philanthropic institutions should provide assistance to persons infected with HIV, the treatment of AIDS patients. Article 42 establishes a HIV-resistant monitoring network, undertakes a patient monitoring of HIV-infected persons and AIDS patients, providing the basis for scientific guidance for the treatment and evaluation of the effectiveness of antiretroviral treatment, adapting treatment programmes and developing responses. Article 46 Health institutions should provide prevention counselling, diagnosis and treatment services for persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients may not be denied access to persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients or persons suspected of having infected with HIV. A person who has identified an HIV infection or an AIDS patient should be informed by a medical staff appointed by the local health administration of the results of the diagnosis, who has no civil capacity to act or to limit the ability to conduct civil behaviour, and should inform their guardians and provide medical guidance. Health institutions should conduct diagnosis and treatment of persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients in accordance with therapeutic norms. Article 47 units and their staff involved in the prevention, research, teaching and management of HIV should be kept confidential for those infected with HIV and AIDS patients. No unit or individual may open information on the status of persons infected with HIV, the name of the patient and his or her family, the place of residence, the working unit, the video, the history of the disease and other information that may be inferred from their specific status. Article 48, Persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients should receive relevant services such as disease prevention guidance and free antiretroviral treatment, such as the provision of paths to medical personnel. Inpatient antiretroviral treatment needs to be provided to health-care institutions designated by the health administration. Article 49 suspects, offenders or persons who have been held in detention, custody, special management in the place of disease prevention, without the approval of the law, shall not be released in advance, regulated and treated by the designated health-care institutions in cooperation with the authorities. The above-mentioned persons are identified as infected with HIV or AIDS patients, who are allowed under the law to leave their places of detention, regulate the detention, regulatory units shall notify the health administration and their immediate family members of their place of origin. Article 50 Persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients are managed by the regular residence disease prevention control body, the establishment of a personal disease history file and regular medical interviews. The mobile population has been identified as infected with HIV or AIDS patients, managed by their place of residence and communicated by the provincial disease prevention control agencies to their families. The mobile population is not allowed to return to its origin on the basis of HIV infection. The Commission and the Village People's Committee should create a good, understanding, tolerance and healthy living environment for persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients, and encourage them to take positive life attitudes to cooperate with inspection, treatment. Persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients are more concentrated, and care facilities should be established to provide psychological, medical counselling and assistance. Article 50 of the disease prevention control institutions and targeted treatment agencies should provide free antiretroviral treatment for persons infected with HIV, AIDS patients, and implement rescue follow-up services and improve the effectiveness of treatment, in accordance with national provisions. Persons infected with HIV, other sexually transmitted diseases and family economic hardship should be given adequate relief for their treatment costs, which are addressed by the Government of the county. Persons infected with HIV, who participate in the basic health insurance for urban workers, and patients with AIDS may relax the scope of basic health insurance, which is covered by basic health insurance expenditures for urban workers; areas where a rural cooperative medical system have been established should incorporate HIV-infected persons and AIDS patients within the jurisdiction into rural cooperative medical systems. Article 52 provides for persons infected with HIV and AIDS with the labour capacity and the desire to work, and shall be provided by the host people's Government with the corresponding employment services or the necessary productive information to help them achieve employment or to carry out productive self-saving. Article 53 and the families of persons living with HIV and AIDS in urban areas should be included in the minimum range of living guarantees, enjoy the minimum standard of living for the urban population established by the State and the province, and the rural HIV-infected and AIDS-affected households should be incorporated into the minimum living guarantees for the rural population and exempt from public utilities. Persons infected with HIV and AIDS affected by blood transmission are assisted by the establishment of a special relief fund by the people of the location. Article 54 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Persons infected with HIV, and after the illusion of the AIDS patients, the burial body affiliated with the civil service in the area of death should be treated by the disease prevention control agencies of the death area and the cost of being addressed by the Government of the people of the district where the death area is concerned. Article 55 provides for persons infected with HIV, under-age children of AIDS patients and those who have been orphaned by AIDS and who have been infected with HIV, the local education sector should exempt from the fees and fees for the nine years of compulsory education; and the establishment of a uniform file to track the assistance and support the completion of their education by the Government of the people of the host country. Article 56 encourages relatives and persons of society to adopt or foster, adopt AIDS patients to remain unaccompanied, and the civil affairs sector should grant assistance to adopt, foster and adoptive families as required. Unprotected or fostered AIDS patients should remain unaccompanied by the local civil administration to organize social welfare institutions responsible for raising their health up until they become adults. Parents of patients who have been victims of AIDS, such as unused and economically difficult and deprived of their labour capacity, should be placed in the local civil affairs sector as a fifth-custoded target for centralization or dispersal of the provision. Chapter V Safeguards More than fifty-seventh people's Government should incorporate HIV prevention and control efforts into national economic and social development planning, strengthen the building of HIV prevention, detection, control, treatment and assistance services, and establish a professional force for the prevention of HIV. Governments at all levels should include the necessary funding for the prevention of AIDS in the financial budget, in accordance with the needs of the prevention of AIDS control, and be paid in full and on time in accordance with the approved funding. In accordance with the needs of AIDS prevention and trends in the current administrative region, more than fifty-eighth people's Government has identified and implemented projects related to AIDS prevention, training, monitoring, epidemiological surveys, medical treatment, emergency treatment and monitoring. Significant projects to combat AIDS in the HIV epidemic and in poor areas should be adequately funded by the Government. To encourage, support organizations and individuals outside the country, organizations outside the province and individuals to fund AIDS prevention projects in my province, or cooperate with the relevant departments, units in my province. The Government of the people and the relevant sectors and units of the AIDS pandemic can receive funding and donations from organizations and individuals outside the territory under the law to combat AIDS, and funds and materials to be funded should be strictly administered by the law and ensure that all funds are used for AIDS prevention. In accordance with the needs of AIDS prevention and trends in the prevalence of AIDS, more than 59 Governments should reserve antiretroviral treatment drugs, test agents and other AIDS-resistant supplies. Article 61. Governments at all levels should take affirmative measures to provide the necessary financial support and facilities for the activities of relevant organizations and individuals to combat AIDS. Organizations and individuals are involved in AIDS prevention and public goods and receive tax incentives under the law. Article 61. Governments at all levels should provide the necessary working conditions for persons engaged in AIDS prevention, scientific research, teaching and management, take appropriate occupational protection measures and establish occupational exposure and treatment guarantees. The above-mentioned units may purchase the insurance. Persons who are victims of HIV or who have been infected by their official duties, as well as those who have suffered illness, loss of labour or death, should be given subsidies, pensions and merit awards in accordance with the provisions. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 62, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the communicable diseases and the AIDS Control Regulations and other laws, regulations. Article 63 does not fulfil the responsibilities set forth in this approach by all levels of the people's Government, the relevant departments and units, resulting in the dissemination of HIV, the consequences of the epidemic, the administrative disposition of its principal and other direct responsibilities, by law, of downgrading or dismissal; the administrative disposition of dismissal in accordance with the law; and the criminal accountability of the law. Article 63 quantification, corruption, misappropriation of funds and materials allocated by the Government and the relevant departments or by the organization of funds and materials for AIDS, which are financed by the unit or the relevant sector, are governed by the law; constitutes a crime and criminal liability by law. Article 55, in violation of article 23, paragraph 1, of this approach, does not accept the testing of HIV infection, which is subject to the responsibility of the health administration in more than veteran in the district, and rejects the correctness and imposes its testing by law. Article 46, Victims of HIV and AIDS, in violation of article 42, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides for the intentional transmission of AIDS, which is being rectified by a sensorship of the health administration, in violation of the provisions of the law on the management of sanctions by public security authorities, and criminal responsibility by law. Persons infected with HIV, patients suffering from AIDS, in violation of the provision for the intentional dissemination of the damage caused by AIDS to others, should be subject to civil liability under the law. Article 67, in violation of the provisions of this approach, rejects the establishment or destruction of a safe set of resale facilities, which are dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Management of Punishment. Article 68 citizens, legal persons and other organizations consider that specific administrative acts carried out by administrative organs in the context of AIDS prevention violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Civil, legal and other organizations have found that disease prevention control institutions and health-care institutions are in violation of this approach, which can be prosecuted, charged to the health administration, that the health administration should conduct prompt investigations and inform the person of the results of the investigation; and that the behaviour of disease prevention control institutions and health institutions violates their legitimate rights and interests can be prosecuted by law. Chapter VII Article 69 applies to the provisions of this approach to health-care activities aimed at social implementation by the People's Liberation Army, the armed police force. The meaning of the following terms of this approach: (i) AIDS: a combination of sexual immunization deficiencies arising from the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). (ii) Persons infected with HIV: HIV-positive, non-relevant symptoms, conscriptions or persons who are not diagnosed as AIDS patients. (iii) AIDS patients: HIV-positive, clinically emerging opportunities for sexually transmitted infections or maloxinology or the total number of CD4hob cells is less than 200/100. (iv) High-risk populations: persons who are victims of prostitution, injecting druges, are detained, detained, rehabilitated or sexually harassed by other coercive measures, homosexuals and/or spouses. (v) Occupational exposure: reference is to laboratory, medical care, health-care personnel and associated regulatory staff who are in the process of HIV prevention and treatment and related work, blood, physical hydration contaminated by persons infected with HIV or AIDS patients, or by blood, hydrine contamination and other severe holes containing HIV viruses, which may be infected by HIV. Article 76 is implemented effective 1 July 2007. The provisional approach to AIDS prevention in the northern province of the province was repealed on 27 October 2004. |
