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(Adopted by the 33th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 26 December 2006 No. 71 of 31 January 2007 by the Order No. 71 of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 31 January 2007 for publication of implementation effective 1 March 2007) Article 1 provides for the full implementation of the party's national policy, respect for the burial practices of ethnic minorities, strengthens the management of the burial affairs of ethnic minorities, and develops this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the State Department's Maurial Regulation, the Regulations on the Work of the Urban Nationalities, the Maurial Administration of the Southern Province and the Quarterly Regulation. Article 2 This approach refers to the return of ethnic minorities, such as the community of the city's administrative region, the Uighur, the Kazakh community, the Tajik, the Uzbek ethnic group, the Taral, the Oriental, the East, the Sahraa and the security community. Article 3 states such as the returnee enjoy the right to live burial in accordance with the practice of the people, and any unit and individual shall respect the burial practices of the minority, such as the returnee. National minority personnel, such as the returnee, have voluntarily reformed the practice of burial, and no units and individuals may interfere. Article IV, under the guidance of the municipal civil affairs sector, is responsible for the management and services of ethnic minorities, such as the return of their families, who are responsible for the management and services of ethnic minorities such as the home. The executive authorities of the district (market) are responsible for the management of ethnic minorities such as the returnee within the territory. The relevant sectors of development reform, religious affairs, construction, national territory, planning, business, public safety, health, environmental protection, finance, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, contribute to the management of the burial of ethnic minorities such as the returnee. Article 5 (i) Examine the compliance of relevant units and individuals within the present administration, the implementation of the laws and policies governing the administration of mass graves of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee, and uphold the legitimate rights and interests of ethnic minorities, such as the returnor; (ii) To receive complaints from ethnic minority persons, such as the returnee, concerning the reburial of the population, to redeploy the dispute and to investigate the offence. Article 6 Rebel service institutions established under the administrative authorities of the city of National Affairs to perform the following responsibilities in the management and service of the specific mass graves of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee of the city: (i) Establish and open burial services regulations; (ii) Manage the operation of public cemeteries for ethnic minorities, such as the defence of the mass graves, the greenization of the cemetery area and the construction of public facilities in the cemetery area; (iii) Provision of the delivery, refrigeration, and burial of remains for ethnic minorities, such as the return of the population, as well as services such as funeral rituals in the area of mass graves; (iv) Feed projects and fees approved by the public price administration authorities and charged burial services at the required fee price; (v) The identification of the relevant documentation in the course of the handling of the burial. Article 7 Article 8 Governments of the urban, district and sub-urban areas should provide the necessary financial support for the burial of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee, and their facilities. Enabling funds are made available by the executive authorities of the municipalities, districts (markets) to the same-level people's governments, and are subject to approval by the same-level finance. Article 9 concerns relating to the operation of public cemeteries for ethnic minorities, such as the Indian burial and the rural public burial sites (hereinafter referred to as “rehabitation of mass graves”), the selection of sites, the construction of requirements and the management of cemeteries, are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State's Ordinance on Hurial Management, the Surial Regulation of Yumn Province and the Mini City Code. Article 10, among other ethnic groups, who have died, belongs to the urban population, shall be burial in the treasury cemeteries; they belong to the rural population, and shall not be burial in the near rural cemeteries. The survivors of ethnic minorities, such as the mass graves, should be buried in depth, to advocate for absurd graves and to oppose the pavement. Article 11 prohibits the laying of the remains of ethnic minorities, such as the funeral customs of ethnic minorities, other than those established under the law. Article 12 As a result of the relocation needs of the State, the authorities concerned should provide, in advance, relocation of the cemeteries and compensation for relocation under the law. The duration of the use of ethnic minority cemeteries, such as the return of the ethnic group, was agreed in writing by the cemeteries and the reburial services, but the maximum period was 20 years. The process should be followed up after completion. The burial cemeteries should be paid to the cost of management. During the last three years, no longer-used procedures have been paid for the administration of the country or after the expiration of the sentence, the home of the blurial service should be notified in writing to the cemetery or to the public. After notices or announcements, the relevant procedures are still not being processed, which is considered to be free of mass graves, and are addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State's Code on Burial Management. Article 14. Article 15. Staff members who are directly involved in the funeral affairs of ethnic minorities, such as the return of the funeral service, should generally be held by ethnic minority personnel such as the returnee. In the course of the handling of burial services and the operation of burial supplies, the staff of the Reurial Service should respect traditional practices of ethnic minorities such as the returnee. Article 16 is among the population of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee of the death in this city, in accordance with the principle of territorial management, to deal with burial matters. The remains to be transported to the burial outside of the present city's cemeteries shall be authorized by the civil affairs component of the Government of the veterans at the district level, and the principles are to be carried out by the reburial service institution. Article 17 Persons of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee, have died at all levels of the city, whose remains require the burial of the cemeteries in this city, and their relatives should communicate with the municipal reburial service institutions in a timely manner and to verify the status of the remains as a minority, such as the returnee, by the reburial service provider, to the hospital for the purpose of delivery, delivery and responsibility for the delivery, delivery and delivery of a letter of remains. Article 18 (i) The normal death, the identification or family certificate submitted to the survivor and the death certificate provided by medical agencies or public security agencies established by the health administration: (ii) Uncertainty deaths are submitted to death certificates issued by more than the public security authorities at the district level and confirmed by national status. The remains of a non-communication of a minority, such as a returnee, who, by the public security authorities, identify the causes of death and confirms that the remains can be dealt with, shall be buriald within three days. The relatives of the deceased were of the view that temporary preservation was required and should be stored at the designated location of the public security authority or the public burial service, but the period of storage should not exceed 10 days. The family of the deceased has no reason to dispose of the remains or not to house the remains in accordance with the provisions, and the reburial service should assist the relevant authorities in imposing mandatory treatment of the remains, with the costs borne by the relatives of the deceased. Article 20 Survivors of ethnic minorities, such as those suffering from infectious diseases, are addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases. The death of Chinese and Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan region of ethnic minorities, such as the returnee, requires the burial of the funeral customs in this city, in accordance with the written application of the survivor's relatives, following an effective identification of the civil affairs, public security authorities in the local district, after the release of the funeral services. The remains of ethnic minorities, such as the non-representation of the population, who, after the testimony of the public security authorities at the district level, are burialed by the reburial service body, in accordance with the practice of the ethnic minority, such as the returnee, and are covered by the local district-level civil affairs sector. Article 22, in violation of article 9, paragraph 1, of this approach, punishes the relevant provisions of the State Department's Code on the management of burial, the Yumnurial Regulation and the Qualification Regulation of the city of Kymin. Article 23, in violation of article 11, article 14, of this approach, is prohibited by the administrative authorities of the city, the district (the city). Article 24 is one of the following acts of the Rehabitation Service, which is rectified by the administrative authorities of the city's national affairs and administrative disposition of persons directly responsible, resulting in loss and compensation by law: (i) Survivors of ethnic minorities, such as the funeral non-rehabitants, in the area of mass graves; (ii) The discovery of the offence in the burial exercise of the offence is not discouraged or is not promptly reported to the relevant authorities; (iii) No public charges project or fees. Article 25 Removal services exceed standard fees and self-sustained project charges, which are dealt with by the price authorities in accordance with the law. Article 26 Staff members of the public burial service are required to use the property for which they are employed by law, and are subject to criminal responsibility by law. Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 March 2007 and the “Mother funeral management approach” of the Queen Mini City, enacted in 1987 [1987] 135”. |
