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(The 50th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR held on 30 December 2006 to consider the adoption of the Ordinance No. 84 of 1 January 2007 on the date of publication of the date of publication) Chapter I General In order to implement the Population and Family Planning Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations), this approach has been developed in conjunction with the current city. Article 2, State organs, social groups, business units and other organizations within the city's administration, live in the city and in the city's citizens who live outside the city, shall be in compliance with the Regulations and this approach. Article 3. The Government of the city and the district (market) leads the population and family planning within the current administration, and should establish and improve the macro-controlled system for population development, integrated and coordinated population strategies, planning, policies and the development and implementation of economic and social development policies related to the population. The urban and district (market) population and the family planning administration are responsible for family planning in the current administration and for the population related to family planning. Article IV establishes and improves the management responsibilities of population and family planning targets and implements the dual supervision of the urban and district (market) population governments in their respective sectors and at the lower level of government, municipalities and district (markets) and family planning administrations in other sectors affiliated to the Government and the sub-government sectors. Article 5 introduces the Population and Family Planning Commission and the Ad Hoc Working Group. In the context of the responsibilities set out in the Regulations, the incumbents perform the duties of the population and family planning. Article 6. Implementation of the accountability system for the population and family planning work of the organs, groups, business units, and conduct daily monitoring and periodic inspections. Article 7 Citizens are encouraged to monitor population and family planning efforts, and to report violations of the laws, regulations and regulations of the population and family planning, which are rewarded by the Government of the population of the District (communication) of the reported household (in the province of origin, city). Chapter II Article 8 establishes a matrimonial relationship under the law, with no child born, after pregnancy, the parents are present in the city, where they are women or men (communes) are registered free of charge by the Government of the town, where one of the spouses is required to register a child's status certificate to the family's family planning office, where the child's family planning unit is required, the family planning unit of the family. In violation of the Regulations, couples with children are required to leave their homes in this city, social dependency certificates can be paid by the district-level population and the family-planning administration, and by the public security sector of the household's residence in one of the municipalities. Article 9 is in line with the re-exploitation conditions set out in the Regulations and requires the re-exploitation of couples, in addition to the requirement for the provision of a household slogan, marriage certificate, resident identification, marital status certificate, the following materials should also be made available to apply to the commune (commune) people's government or street offices to complete the reproduction approval form. (i) Both parties are single-born children, and both rural villagers and single-parent children, both of whom are agricultural households, providing relevant evidence from the Excellence of Parents, Units or Villages (residents), the population of the town's Government or the street office, and the related evidence from the family planning sector; (ii) Both parties are rural villagers at the agricultural household level, one of whom is the State's ethnic minority that determines the very small population and all ethnic minorities, and women are rural villagers of the agricultural household, providing evidence of the absence of a change in the State after 1 October 1985 by the public security sector of the household's place of origin (compared to the outwards of the city after 1 October 1985, providing the grounds for relocation and the public security sector of the current place of origin); (iii) Both parties are residents of the sea and live for more than five years in the sea, providing evidence of the residence time of the village (resident) commission; (iv) Both parties are rural villagers at the agricultural household level, one of whom is disabled and the degree of disability is equal to the criteria for the above-ranking category A of the disability-related military; (v) One party is the sole-born child of the Revolution, which provides the concept of the Revolution; (vi) The provision of the Disability Military Evidence by one party of the criteria for persons with disabilities and for the extent of disability; (vii) Children who are unable to grow into the regular workforce by providing a medical certificate of illness and paediatric medicine from the municipal family planning medical identification team; (viii) The brothers are rural villagers at the agricultural family and only one has a maternity capacity to provide a fraternal babies, a medical certificate free of maternity capacity and an agreement to grant help and support to married couples who cannot be born; (ix) All daughters of rural villagers who have no paediatric families and female-laws are agricultural-houses, including a daughter who is in the hands of all daughters and female-lawed household books, as well as a supporting agreement by the public accreditation authority; (x) Remarried after divorce, the provision of the Divorce, the divorce agreement or the Civil Conciliation (Criminal) Bill; (xi) Provision of evidence of adoption and medical or related evidence of complications arising from the adoption of a child after pregnancy; (xii) Children who are lawfully born or adopted are not more than two, their children have died and provide death certificates or other authentic and effective death certificates from the public security sector or medical institutions; (xiii) The death certificate of the survivor's spouse of the public security sector or medical institution, which is the result of the death of the survivor's spouse of the deceased spouse of either party who has been matrimonialized before the marriage of the parties; (xiv) An authenticity of passports, vouchers, ports, tandems, etc. by a party to provide a certificate of legal effect for a foreigner or a foreigner, ports, aucasinos, and accommunic certificate; The former has received the sole-born parent's incentives and provided the receipt of the bonuses for the sole-born child and has never been paid the sole-child's parental incentives, providing a unit or a certificate from the Committee. Medical certificates under paragraphs (iv), 8 and 11) above refer to the original and photocopy of evidence obtained by the local district-level population and the district-level technical services designated by the family planning administration. Upon enquiry by the commune (commune) people's Government or the street office, the applicant was returned. Article 10. The party's application for material is incomplete or incompatible with the statutory form, and the town's Government or the street offices should inform the whole of what is needed to be filled either on or within five days. Article 11 communes (communes) government or street offices received all requests for first instance and made the opinion of the first instance on 7 days in the village of the applicant's family of origin (communication) and the work unit, which was no objection, to the population and family planning administration of the district (market) area; the dissenting, which should be verified, consistent with the conditions set, and the population and family planning administration of the district (market). The Government of the commune (commune) or the Office of the streets shall have the time to deal with the matter not more than 15 working days. Article 12 The Municipal Population and Family Planning Administration, within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the review, shall make decisions that are approved and shall not be approved. Article 13 provides free access to the following services for matrimonials with family planning: (i) Access to contraceptives; (ii) Maternity and intra-uterine examination; (iii) The placement or access to the home-based carer; (iv) Exclusive transmission, transmission, nutrients and artificial abortions, medium-term pregnancy-induced transmission; (v) The treatment of family planning operations and complications; (vi) Conventional medical examinations related to subparagraphs (iii) to (v); (vii) Other projects provided by the State. The requirement for the former services is for the worker, who participates in maternity insurance and is paid by the maternity insurance fund; the unit does not participate in maternity insurance and is paid by the unit in accordance with the relevant provisions of the maternity insurance. Unregistered maternity insurance, urban residents of non-working units and rural villagers are executed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial government. In line with the payment conditions of the Integrated Health Insurance Fund, payments may also be made by the Integrated Fund for Health Insurance. Chapter III Article 14. The marriage of an initial marriage of 25 years of age and of 23 years of age is evening, and married women have reached the first child after 23 years of age. On the basis of the statutory marriage leave, the marriage leave was increased by 7 days on the basis of the statutory marriage leave, and the marriage was enjoyed by one of the spouses by one of the spouses; even after the child's paternity certificate; 60 days of maternity leave, 15 days for male care leave, with statutory holidays and two breaks. During the leave period, the benefits are treated constant. The rural villagers are married in the evening and evening, and should be treated accordingly. Article 15. Access to the urban residents of the Single Children's Parent of Charity is the following treatment: (i) Between the month of the first birth certificate and the end of the child's 14-year-old bonuses, paying ten-year-old bonuses or a one-time bonuses. Parental incentives for the sole-born child are paid by 50 per cent of the unit of the matrimonial service; one party has a working unit, which is paid in full by the unit; and the non-working unit has no fixed income and is paid by local finance. (ii) Child childcare and medical expenses are subsidized by their units in accordance with the relevant provisions. (iii) After retirement of a worker, a monthly grant of $10 or a one-time payment to the S$ 2000. The sole-born parent's retirement benefit is paid by the unit for the processing of retirement proceedings, which is due to unemployment for reasons such as the insolvency, rejuvenation, withdrawal and separation of children, which are granted by local finance after the completion of the statutory retirement age, and specifically by the district (commune) government. Employees who had been retired by 1 April 2003 had received a monthly increase of 5 royalties, which had been adjusted for $10 per month from April 2003 and a one-time grant of $10 million. Prior to the operation of this scheme, the enterprise worker was unemployed for reasons such as enterprise insolvency, rejuvenation, withdrawal, sub-flow, and the unemployment had been resolved by the enterprise in advance funds without any further payment. Article 16 provides the following treatment for rural villagers who have obtained the Bonus of the Single Child: (i) Between the month of the first birth certificate and the age of 14 years for the child, the amount of 10 per month for the sole-born child's parents' incentives, or a one-time incentive of US$ 1,500 for local finance or the corresponding treatment; (ii) Care in the areas of child access, admission, medical, employment and recruitment; (iii) After years of old or lost labour capacity, care is given by the local people's Government; (iv) Prioritization as a focus on the economic development of the family and care in the areas of finance, technology, training and information services; (v) Both parties are agricultural cubators without violations of family planning policies, where a child or two girls or children have died without children, and after the age of 60 years, special funds from the city and the district (market) sector finance arrangements are granted to every person less than 600 per year. Article 17 obtains the husband and wife of the sole-born child, who, after having died or lost his or her labour capacity before the next generation of a child, shall not be accorded the following treatment: (i) Employees of State organs who are retired after retirement is paid in full to retirement expenses by the pension grant unit, which has been granted full retirement fees in accordance with other provisions, an increase of $5 per month; and other units are paid a lump sum not less than $300,000 after retirement; (ii) The male age of 60 years and the age of 55 years is not a resident of the town under subparagraph (i) of this paragraph and is paid a lump sum of $3000 to the Government of the People's Republic of the District. Marriages who are born without maternity or who have adopted a child may be treated under the preceding paragraph. Article 18 obtains a matrimonial certificate of a sole-born child, changing marital relations and enjoys the sole-born child's parental incentives according to the following provisions: (i) The child's rear of the divorce shall not be married and enjoy the sole-born parental incentives and related treatment in full. Remarried, in accordance with the conditions of re-mortality (prosecution) and with respect to the sole-born parent's incentives and related treatment; in line with the re-producation conditions, parental incentives for the sole-born child and related treatment are no longer paid; incompatible with the conditions of re-exploitation (adoption) and ending the benefits paid for the sole-born child and related treatment. (ii) A party that does not raise the child after divorce does not enjoy the exclusive parental incentives. Unmarried or remarried are in accordance with no longer-term (adopted) and may be granted the sole-born parent's retirement benefit. The remarriage is in line with the conditions for re-mortality (adopted) or is not in accordance with the conditions for re-exploitation (or adoption) and does not enjoy the sole-born parental retirement allowance. Article 19 (i) The placement of patriarchal equipment at the Palais des Nations, 3 days on leave and 7 days without the arrangement of heavy work, the placement of maternity leave and the extension of maternity leave; (ii) Place the planting of contraceptives under the pipeline, which was held on 5 days of maternity leave and extended maternity leave; (iii) Absorption of the uterine system, 2 days on leave, and 5 days on leave for the vegetation of contraceptives; (iv) Execution of zoobycrafts, which ended on 21 days of maternity leave and extended maternity leave; (v) Execution of crafts, 10 days; (vi) The introduction of artificial abortions, 14 days; the introduction of medium-term pregnancy-induced abortion, 30 days; (vii) Approval of the implementation of the saving craft, 21 days on leave, and 15 days on leave. The above-mentioned leave includes statutory holidays and days of recuperation, while two operations are carried out, the holidays are calculated separately, and the benefits are treated without change during the leave period. Chapter IV Article 20 establishes a network of family planning technology services that is well established by the Family Planning Technology Service and the medical, health-care institutions involved in family planning technology services (hereinafter referred to as institutions involved in family planning). The Family Planning Technical Services Agency is a non-profit public service unit, which is financially guaranteed. Article 21 Mother-bearing couples shall participate in the communes of their units or places of origin (of which the mobile population is present), in the form of contraceptives and patriarchal medical screening services organized by the Government of the town or in the street offices, and in the autonomous choice of appropriate contraceptives, planting measures to prevent, reduce and terminate unwanted pregnancies. Article 22 Medical and family planning operations are identified by regular organizations of the municipal population and family planning administrations, i.e. 1 to 2 times a year, with special cases being organized provisionally. A medical or family planning operation is requested to be certified by a parent with a sick or family planning operation, and a written application is submitted by the party to the household's village (resident) to the household's village (resident) for the application of family planning operations and for the identification of complications. The Village (HL) Commission shall, within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the request, make the first instance of opinion, report the People's Government or the Street Office. The communes (communes) Government or the street offices have submitted clearances within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the request, the Population and Family Planning Administration of the District (Central) and the Population and Family Planning Administration of the District (Central) for review by the Population and Family Planning Administration of all materials in the first 30 working days. Immunization and family planning operations are identified by the Urban Family Planning Medical Identification Group. In the aftermath of the treatment of the sick with regard to family planning, a review was organized by the urban Population and Family Planning Administration, which has been retreated by the Urban Family Planning Medical Identification Group and ceased to be treated as a result of complications. Untreated persons continue to be treated. Article 24 regulates and monitors the retail market for contraceptives, in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 25 defaults on the provision of a child under the Regulations and calculates social dependency payments in accordance with the criteria for the recruitment of a child in the event of a finding of his or her child. (b) The rural villagers are eligible for per capita income for the year in the rural village area, with the following provisions: (i) Marriages that meet the conditions of recreation, which are not subject to the approval process, are levyed by 0.5 times the application criteria. (ii) No marriage age has been established in accordance with the law and has expired, the marriage registration process has not been carried out within the prescribed period of time and has been charged twice as much as two times as the criteria for the calculation of the solicitation; and, less than the statutory age of marriage, between 3 and 4 times the application criteria. (iii) Marriages in line with other conditions of reproduction, but the age of re-exploitation of a woman is less than 26 years and are charged by one fold of the application criteria. (iv) Incompatible with the conditions of rejuvenation, more than one child was reported in the first year of the date of the child and, more than three years of absence of an active report or no active report, charged with the application of the criteria 6-8 times over the period of two years; and more than two years of active reporting in three years, seven to nine times the application criteria were charged; more than three years of unpaid active reporting or unannounced reports were actually reported; (v) Incompatible with the conditions of re-exploitation, more than two children were born, with the standard of social dependency for one child to be charged with multiple births. (vi) In addition to the number of children born under the Regulations who are not subject to the adoption of the adoption process, it is charged against the provisions of subparagraphs (iv), (v)). (vii) A spouse's non-marriage with another person is considered to be incompatible with statutory conditions. The child of the child is calculated by both men and women in accordance with the number of births set out in the Regulations, as set out in subparagraph (iv) (v). Both matrimonials are located in metropolitan, either at the town's level or at the same level as in the town, in the town and in the agricultural sector, but the household is not charged with the payment criteria of a party with the highest standards. In the event of an offence committed prior to 1 April 2003, it was addressed in accordance with the provisions of the act. Article 26 The spouse is a citizen of the city, who is in violation of the Regulations's child's parenthood, and is charged by the population and the family planning administration in the district (market) where the family is a party. Both spouses are born in non-resident city households, where births occur in the city or are first discovered by the present city's place of residence and are charged by the population and the family planning administration in the district (market) where they are present. The place of a household has been charged by law and the place of residence is no longer charged. Article 27 shall pay a social support fee within 30 days of the date of receipt of the Decision on Social Maintenance; a one-time payment shall be difficult and shall be paid for a term of up to three years, and the first payment shall not be less than 50 per cent of the fees payable. The parties had not paid social support payments within the prescribed period, and had received a lag of 2 per 1,000 wards from the date of payment. The payment of social support payments should be made to the contributions of the designated financial institutions, and financial institutions should pay the social support fee charged to the treasury (commune) bank within 3 days. Article 28 violates the birth of a child under the Regulations, while collecting social support payments, is dealt with under the following provisions: (i) The suspension of wages, awards and the removal of benefits during maternity leave; (ii) No promotion of employment or grade shall be granted for three years; (iii) No national staff shall be recorded within five years; The former is a national staff member who, in accordance with the circumstances of the law, give warning, lapses, precipitation, dismissal, dismissal and administrative disposition; and others are subject to discipline by their units or organizations. Article 29 does not follow up on the responsibility of the statutory representative for population and family planning, as well as the unmet requirement for the management of responsibility for population and family planning objectives, which is criticized by its superior authorities or by the people's Government, when civilization (previously) units or other honour claims are not evaluated. Article 33 is not decided by the parties for social dependency charges against the Population and Family Planning Administration, which may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. The late application for reconsideration, prosecution and non-implementation of the decision was made by the decision-making body to apply for the enforcement of the People's Court. Annex VI Article 31 is implemented since the date of publication. |
