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(Summit No. 45th Standing Conference of the People's Government of the State of 11 May 2005 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 105 of 13 May 2005 No. 105 of the People's Government Order No. 105 of 13 May 2005 on 1 July 2005) Article 1 provides for the establishment and improvement of family planning benefits, the stabilization of the low fertility levels in my city, the harmonization of population and economic, social development, and the development of this approach in line with the People's Republic of China's Population and Family Planning Act and the provisions of the National Family Planning Policy. Article 2 applies to the voluntary abandonment of a child in this city, a child born for life, which is legally entitled to the Toolkon of the Single Child and to the implementation of the measures for long-lasting contraceptives and their exclusive children. The agricultural population referred to in Article 3 of this approach refers to the family of households living in the city and to the registration of the National Commission for the Village (HLM) without access to the minimum urban living guarantees. The family-planning hardships described in this approach refer to children born alone in rural areas or their parents, who suffer more than six levels of disability, death or other families with special hardship. Families with family planning difficulties are jointly identified by civil affairs, the population. Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (communes, districts) should establish social and family-planning benefits that are not less than 500,000 dollars, for family planning hardship families. Article 5 is in accordance with one of the following conditions, and every person receives less than 50 family planning incentives per month until the death of: (i) Be up to 60 years of age and receive the “Fonal certificate” for the sole-born child; (ii) Be up to 50 years of age, with only one child and no further child having died; (iii) Over 50 years of age, only one girl is born. Article 6 Parents of the sole-born child have been paid from the age of 14 years to the age of the child, each of whom receives a sole-born bonuary bonuses that are not less than 30 years, or receive a parent's bonuses in accordance with the above criteria. Grants are paid by the town-level finance, with appropriate subsidies in the district (markets) and the district finance. Article 7. Article 8 Article 9. Parents alone have an unintended disability and are identified by the competent sector as a full loss of labour capacity and a child under the age of 18 years, up to the age of 10 years per year by the District (market), the Government of the People of the Region. Article 10 is an accidental death of a single child or is identified by a competent department as a full loss of labour capacity, with his or her parents losing their reproductive capacity and without the adoption of a child, which is covered by a rural feeding insurance for each parent of a sole-born child, with a total amount of $10,000. Article 11. Family planning hardships that meet the minimum living conditions in rural areas receive no less than 200 per year, and the provision for grants is paid from the population and family planning public. Article 12 expires on the age of 60 years and is entitled to the “Children's Bonus” or to the age of 50 years, with only one child and no longer born after the child's death, and the combined funding of each person's 10 years is financially burdened by the city. Article 13 takes part in the sole-born child of new rural cooperative medical treatment and his parents, and in the case of a medical institution, their inspection fees and inpatient fees are less than 20 per cent. Family planning difficulties for new rural cooperative medical treatment, with the total cost of single-born children and their parents reaching more than 1,000 dollars in the year, receive assistance from 5 per cent of the total medical fee. Medical assistance does not affect the cooperation medical compensation that the family should receive. Article 14. Article 15. District (market), district and town-level family planning services provide family planning technology services for single-child parents, free of charge. Article 16 is in line with low tenure conditions and should be given priority in the area of local minimum living guarantees. Access to rural minimum living guarantees and only one girl's family has increased by 20 per cent. Article 17 provides for the sole-born child who enjoys the minimum living conditions in rural areas, whose sole-born child is exempted from the composities of the compulsory education period, and for which funds are exempted from financial assistance. The children alone can be counted at 10 times when they are reported in the archaeological districts (markets), district high schools, occupational high schools and occupations. Under the same conditions, the personnel, the labour sector should give priority to the recommendation of a sole-born child and his/her parents' employment vocational training and labour-export, and public occupational representation agencies and employment management bodies should be exempted from the payment of tickets, job registration fees and related service charges and, as prescribed, for employment training fees. Article 19 The sole-born child and his or her parents have offered to carry out their own business licenses, paying only for work. Family planning hardship families are engaged in individual business activities and are exempted from the management fee. Article 20 provides for a first-line television TV for the sole-born child, with a 50 per cent preference. Single-child families have installed telephones, 50 per cent of their work fees, and the initial bandwidth, with 50 per cent of the royalties. Article 21 Children alone and their parents visit the parking landscapes managed by government investment-building, with 50 per cent favour. Article 2 Article 23 cases in which the sole-born child has sought support, raising expenses, maintenance fees, labour compensation and medical expenses are charged, in accordance with the relevant provisions, or relief of the charges. The science and technology sector, and the agroforestry sector, should give priority to the provision of scientific and technical services for families in difficulty of family planning. Article 25 The agro-industries should be prioritized during the seizure of plantations to assist single-child households in collecting and storing crops. Article 26 FIs should prioritize the placement of single-child households when implementing microcredit poverty reduction projects. Article 27 provides for the voluntary recruitment of children alone and, on the same conditions, should be given priority. Article 28 states that: (i) In addition, with a view to raising, adopting a child without conditions; (ii) Removal to the outward city; (iii) Other conditions that are not in accordance with the incentives of the families of the children alone. Article 29 Implementation of family incentives for the sole-born child of the agricultural population is included in the public scope of family planning, public scrutiny in town, street offices or village councils, committees, communities. Article 31 districts (markets), the Government of the District and the National Commission for Population and Family Planning in the city of Wellu can establish rules based on this approach. Article 31 |
