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Xi Rural Five-Guarantee Approach

Original Language Title: 西安市农村五保供养办法

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(Summit 9th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Western Indian Republic on 17 May 2007 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 67 of 31 May 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 67 of 31 May 2007 for the period 1 July 2007)

Article 1 ensures the normal life of the rural five-pronged target and promotes the development of the rural social security system, in line with the State Department's Rural Vived Work Regulation and the Methods for the implementation of the Rural Health Care Regulations in the Provinces of the Republic of China, which incorporates the practice of the city.
Article 2 of this approach refers to the provision of life care and material assistance to villagers in terms of eating, dressing, medical care and burial, in accordance with this scheme.
Article 3. This approach applies to rural five-care services within the city's administration.
Article IV provides for five-care services in rural areas within the municipal administration.
The district, the district civil affairs sector is responsible for the provision of five-care services in rural areas within the present administration.
The communes, the Government of the town and the street offices are responsible for the management of rural quintiles in the current administration.
The Villagers' Committee assists communes, the Government of the town and the street offices in the area of rural five-care services.
Article 5 advocates and encourages social organizations and individuals to contribute and services to the five-pronged target audiences in rural areas and to rural VDS.
Article 6.
Article 7 enjoys five-care treatment in rural areas, which should be submitted by the villagers themselves to the Village People's Committee, whose desire is not expressed for young children or for the intellectual disability, and are replaced by villagers or other villagers. According to a democratic review by the Village National Commission, in accordance with the conditions set forth in article 6 of this approach, the announcements have been made without major objection within the village, and the villagers will review their views and related materials, the town's Government, the street offices.
The communes, the Government of the town and the street offices should submit their review observations within 20 days of the date of receipt of the comments and report the observations and the related materials to the district, the district administration. The district, the territorial civil affairs sector should take the approval decision within 20 days of receipt of the review and related materials. Approval of the granting of five-care services in rural areas is granted to the Rural Five-Percentage Certificate; the reasons for non-approved conditions should be given in writing.
The communes, the Government of the town and the street offices should verify the family situation and economic conditions of the applicant; 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 8. Rural Vulnerants are no longer eligible under Article 6 of this scheme, and the Villagers' Committee or the Retirement Institute shall report to the communes, the Town People's Government, the Street Office, the Town People's Government, the Street Office, and the approval of the district, the District Civil Service, write-off its Rural VSS certificate and discontinue the treatment of five nutrients.
After the death of the rural population, the funeral matter was completed, the Village People's Committee or the Rural Vived Services Agency should report to the communes, the Government of the town, the street offices, the town's Government, the Street Office, the district, the district administration of the district, and the district civil affairs sector for the write-off of their Rural VPS certificates.
Article 9
(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) Provide treatment for diseases and interface with new local rural cooperative medical and rural health care systems that cannot afford to care for life;
(v) Distinguished. After the death of the rural five-career population, five-care services such as communes, the Government of the town, the street office or the veterinary have been processed by the Villagers' Commission. The funeral costs are calculated according to the five-year-old feeding standard in rural areas.
In rural areas, five-care services for up to 16 years of age or 16 years of age are still subject to compulsory education, and they should be guaranteed the cost of compulsory education under the law.
Article 10. Rural five-care-for-care standards are developed by the zones, the communes' governments and are submitted to the Government of the city for approval.
The Government of the District, the People's Republic of the District has established a rural five-care standard that is not lower than the average standard of living of local villagers and the minimum set by the Provincial Government. Rural VSAs should be adjusted in due course, in accordance with the increase in the average standard of living of local villagers.
Article 11. Rural Vulnerable Targets can be concentrated in local rural five-care services and can be dispersed at home. Rural Vulnerants can choose their own form of feeding.
Article 12 focuses on the provision of support services by rural quintiles for feeding services; decentralized rural quintiles for feeding can be provided by the Village National Commission for care and can also be provided by the rural five-care services. Villagers can be entrusted to the villagers to provide care for dispersed rural five-care recipients.
Article 13 Regions, the people of the district should create the conditions for the centralization of rural five-care recipients and the progressive improvement of the level of feeding. The maintenance and rehabilitation of old-age housing funds at risk should be arranged for the maintenance and rehabilitation of decentralized rural five-care homes.
Article 14. Regions and zonal governments should incorporate the construction of rural five-care institutions into economic and social development planning.
Regions, zonal governments should provide the necessary working conditions and management funds for the rural five-care service providers, with the necessary staff. The staff of the rural five-care services should be trained as necessary.
Article 15. Rural five-care services can be produced by the sub-agriculture for the purpose of improving the living conditions of the rural five-career. The Government and its relevant sectors should provide the necessary support for the production of agro-industries in rural five-care services.
Article 16 Rural VSWAs should organize rehabilitation and recreation activities for the five-care constituencies in rural areas, enrich the cultural life of the rural five-career, and promote the physical and mental health of the rural five-career.
Article 17
There are rural collective economic incomes that can be financed from their incomes to help and improve the lives of the five-care recipients in rural areas.
Article 18 Social donations for the benefit of public goods, which do not expressly grant the intention, can be attributed to a proportion of the life of the rural five-care recipients and the construction of the rural five-care services.
Article 19
The financial sector should allocate, in full and on time, rural quintiles for raising funds to ensure that funds are put in place and to strengthen oversight over the use of funds.
The central provision for feeding is made directly by the district, the district financial sector, in accordance with the same-ranking civil administration scheme, which is to be allocated directly to the rural five-care service provider, which shall be made available through the socialization of financial institutions such as banks, which shall be made available in the rural sub-primeafety certificate and shall be made available to the rural sub-prime forgives by the civil service.
Article 20 should be strengthened by law in the audit sector for the use of funds in rural areas.
Article 21, the zones and the veterans' governments should strengthen the regulatory management of five-care services in rural areas. In rural areas, five-care services are in place, and the Government is responsible for incorporating the Government's objective responsibilities.
The municipal, district, local civil affairs and communes, the town's people's Government, the street offices should develop a management system for the five-professional work in rural areas and be responsible for the promotion of implementation.
The local and district civil affairs sector should register a book for villagers who meet the five-proof-care conditions, establish a rural five-occupants database, implement dynamic management and ensure that they are insured.
The communes, the Government of the town, the street offices should enter into a feeding service agreement with the Village National Commission or the Rural Viving Service to ensure that rural wards receive the required support.
In rural areas, the application conditions for the promotion of treatment, procedures, democratic review and the use of the rural quintiles for feeding should be publicized and socially monitored.
No units or individuals shall be unlawfully expropriated, misappropriated, construed and sold land, homes and other property of the rural five-care services.
Article 24, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Rural Vulnerable Work Regulation.
Article 25