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(Act No. 129 of 27 September 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 129 of 27 September 2006 on 1 December 2006) Article 1 promotes the improvement of the quality of life of special social members, such as persons with disabilities, and promotes progress in social civilization, in accordance with the provisions on the establishment and use of management, in line with the provisions on accessibility facilities in the Province of Excellence. Article 2 Article 3. The accessibility facilities referred to in this implementing rule refer to the safety and facilitation of access to persons with disabilities, the elderly, the sick, pregnant women, children and other actors, which are accompanied by the construction of service facilities and accessibility signs in construction works. Accessibility facilities include, inter alia: (i) Google, Google and blind; (ii) Obstacles such as vertical ladder, grading; (iii) warning signals, signals, instructions; (iv) Low devices, specialized parking parks, dedicated audiences, and security assistants; (v) Access to toilets, toilets; (vi) Obstacles; (vii) Other facilities that facilitate the use of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and others. Article IV. The executive authorities, such as development reform, housing, integrated law enforcement, public safety, quality technical supervision, tourism, commerce, finance, postal, culture, sports and health, are implementing this rule in collaboration with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6 Article 7. Governments of municipalities, districts (zones) should incorporate accessibility facilities in national economic and social development planning and ensure that accessibility facilities are constructed in line with the economic and social development of the city. Article 8. The establishment of administrative authorities shall prepare professional planning for the establishment of accessibility facilities in accordance with the state of socio-economic development of this city, with the approval of the same Government. The construction units of public construction projects, such as the construction, expansion and alteration of public buildings, residential buildings, urban roads and residence areas, public greenfields, public service facilities, must be established in accordance with the National Urban Roads and Building Access Design Guidelines (hereinafter referred to as the design norm) and the relevant provisions of this city. The accessibility facilities for construction projects must be designed in parallel with the main works, along with construction and delivery. Article 10 Building accessibility facilities should be in line with the basic requirements of safety, accessibility, accessibility and accessibility, and should comply with the following provisions: (i) Land-based rehabilitation of human pathways and public buildings. (ii) To pave the way for the continuation of the blind tunnel, no barriers such as electroline, underground screening, trametery, trees, and links to accessible facilities such as perimeters of public transport, street bridges, underground corridors, public buildings. (iii) The entrance to the archaeological, public buildings or slopes. (iv) Blinching stations and the location, colour, form and content of the Braille station should be facilitated by the use of persons with disabilities. (v) To create help desks, telephone booths for areas or places that provide services to the public, along with low desks, low telephone booths. (vi) The glass doors of public buildings, the glass walls, the ladder, the ladder, the corridor, etc., have a warning or indicative mark. (vii) There are accessibility facilities that are markedly placed in an accessible mark consistent with norms and standards. In designing construction projects, the design units should design accessibility facilities in accordance with the requirements of the Design Guidelines and the relevant provisions of this city, as well as the design of accessibility facilities in the general description of construction works. Article 12. When building administrative authorities review construction projects, the content of the construction of accessibility facilities should be included in the scope of the review. The proposed programme and construction paper are not reviewed and adopted without the inclusion of the construction of accessibility facilities in the design, construction, in accordance with the design norms and the provisions of this Rules. Article 13. The construction units should complement the construction of accessibility facilities, in accordance with the approved construction map design document and the standards and norms relating to construction technologies in both countries and provinces, and municipalities. Following the completion of the new construction, expansion and alteration project in Article 14, the construction units should, at the time of the organization of the receipt, be accompanied by the identification of the facilities for the construction of the construction, and the use of the eligible parties. The construction quality monitoring body should monitor the quality of the construction of the project accessibility facility and report on the quality of construction work to be collected should contain accessibility. The construction units are not subject to the provision of inspection or construction of engineering tests, and the construction of administrative authorities shall not proceed with the clearance process. Article 15 has been established in public buildings, residential buildings, urban roads and residential areas, public greenfields, public service facilities have not been matched with the construction of accessibility facilities, but are not in line with the standards and requirements of the design norms, and the construction of administrative authorities should prepare rehabilitation planning and annual rehabilitation plans with the relevant sectors. The owner or operator of the construction project should renovate accessibility facilities in accordance with the annual rehabilitation plan. Accessibility facility rehabilitation funds are assumed by the construction of project ownership or operators. The public buildings, such as hospitals, mails, banks, fire stations, long-range passenger stations, public traffic parking stations, public toilets, parks and larger businesses, service units, public buildings, etc., and urban roads should be prioritized. Article 16 Maintenance management responsibilities for accessibility facilities should be maintained and managed to ensure the proper use of accessibility facilities. Accessibility facilities cannot be normalized and the responsible person should be rehabilitated in a timely manner. The above-mentioned maintenance responsibility refers to the owner of public buildings, residential buildings, urban roads and residence areas, public greenfields, public service facilities, and to the agreement between the owner and the user to maintain management responsibilities, which is the responsibility of the agreed holder. Any units and individuals in Article 17 are obliged to care for accessibility facilities. Damages, unauthorized use of accessibility facilities or change the use of accessibility facilities are prohibited. Article 18 requires the temporary occupation of urban roads due to urban construction or major social public service activities, and should, to the extent possible, avoid the use of accessibility facilities and require the approval by the relevant authorities and the establishment of police signs or signal facilities. Temporary occupancy expires, and the occupancy units should be able to restore the original status of the accessibility facility in a timely manner. Article 19 builds, houses, integrated law enforcement, transport management of public security authorities should strengthen monitoring of accessibility facilities, conservation and use, receive complaints and reports from the Disabled Persons' Federation, other social organizations and citizens on accessibility facilities construction, conservation and use management, and promptly investigate and respond. Article 20, in violation of article 9 of this rule, provides that construction units are not accompanied by the construction of accessibility facilities when construction, alteration and expansion of public construction projects, which are due to the construction of administrative authorities to change the duration of the period of time, and that the failure to change is deemed to be inaccurate and cannot be delivered with a fine of up to 10,000 dollars. Article 21, in violation of article 11 of this rule, establishes that the design unit does not implement the regulations governing the design of accessibility facilities and is subject to a fine of up to 300,000 dollars for the construction of administrative authorities. In violation of article 13 of this rule, the construction unit does not carry out the construction of the construction facilities in accordance with the review of approved construction map design documents, relevant norms and standards, and is subject to the construction of an administrative authority's time limit of up to 4 per cent of the engineering contract price. Article 23, in violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of this rule, provides that construction units are not organized to complete the receipt or inspection of the unauthorized delivery and are redirected by the construction of administrative authorities and fined by more than 4 per cent of the engineering contract price. Article 24 violates article 17, paragraph 2, of the present Rules, and punishes the relevant authorities in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Within the context of urban roads, damage, the use of accessibility facilities is modified by a time limit of up to 500 million dollars for individuals, and a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for units, in accordance with actual loss indemnity payments, within two sides of the urban road; (ii) Within the framework of public buildings, residential buildings and residential areas administered by the property industry, damage, occupation of accessibility facilities, are subject to an administrative authority responsible for the period of time repair or compensation based on actual losses and fines in accordance with the actual cost of compensation; (iii) The intentional damage to the transport signs and signal facilities of the destruction, movement, alteration of accessibility facilities is not a criminal offence and a fine of up to $2.0 million is imposed by the transport management of the public security authorities. Article 25 is a grave violation of the provisions of this rule and constitutes an offence and the relevant authorities shall be transferred to the judiciary to hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 26 may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 27, Construction of administrative authorities and staff in the administration sector, in one of the following acts in the management of accessibility facilities, is subject to administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities; and in serious circumstances constitute a crime and is criminalized by law: (i) New construction, alteration and expansion of public construction projects that do not match the construction of accessibility facilities; (ii) The implementation of accessibility facilities by planning organizations for major public construction projects already completed; (iii) Non-fulfilment of the responsibility for facilities conservation; (iv) The question of the establishment, conservation and use of accessible facilities, as reflected by the Disabled People's Federation, other organizations and citizens, is not investigated; (v) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization. Article 28 |
