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(Health Meeting of the Government of the Northern Province of Lake Town, 21 November 2005 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 283 of 3 December 2005 of the Royal Government of the Great Lakes Province, which was launched effective 1 January 2006) In order to further manage the rescue of those who live in the cities of my province, this approach is based on the State Department's approach to the management of street beggings living in urban areas and the relevant national provisions. Article II refers to “cruitless street beggings” (hereinafter referred to as street beggings) as they are unable to resolve their accommodations, do not have access to urban minimum living guarantees or subsurer in rural areas, and those who are living in the urban begging day. Despite the fact that they are begging, there is no provision in the preceding paragraph, which is not the subject of relief. Reachers are temporary social assistance measures that follow the principle of unpaid and public assistance. The willingness of the street be respected should be respected. Article 3 Governments, society and the family share the responsibility to educate the beggings to return to normal life, depending on their own good work. The grass-roots organizations should help vulnerable groups to address the major problems of survival and life; guardians and other family members should do their utmost to support, cushion and support obligations; and the Government should be re-enterable in terms of the lack of labour, the non-economic origin, the non-soft and the breadwinner. Article IV establishes, alters, rescinds the districts of the district (including the city of the district, the province's jurisdiction) and reports to the provincial civil affairs sector. In places where the rescue is not established, there should be an exclusive responsibility for the management of the facility. The establishment and staffing of all levels of rescue stations are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province. Article 5 Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the relief process, coordinate efforts to address the problems of the rescue and take positive measures to address the beggings in a timely manner. All relevant departments should be accountable and co-ordinated to the rescue management of the begging. The financial sector of more than 6 districts should include the provision of assistance in the current financial budget and, in accordance with the actual situation of the year, the necessary expenses for the payment of financial support and the normal functioning of the Resort. Where no shelters have been established, the financial sector should arrange for special temporary relief funds to help those who meet the conditions of assistance. Resistance stations can receive social donations, and the distribution of welfare funds generated by the royalty can be used to help. Article 7. Public security, the municipal administration and other relevant administrative authorities staff are found to beggings in the performance of their official duties and should be informed of their access to shelters; and persons with disabilities, minors, the elderly and others who are not in a position to do so should be directed, escorted to rescue stations. The public security authorities should take legal measures to deal with persons who commit violations of the provisions of the law governing the administration of justice. The Community Chabiters within the community should be educated and persuaded to return. Article 8. The health sector is responsible for receiving patients, persons with mental illnesses and patients with communicable diseases in the street beggings to be rescued by targeted medical institutions, and medical costs are addressed from the urban and rural emergency emergency medical assistance funds arranged at all levels. The public security, the urban authorities have found that the street beggings are at risk of patients, patients with mental illness and patients with communicable diseases, and that medical institutions should be informed on a timely basis of their treatment. Article 9. The transport sector, such as roads, railways, water transport, should, within their respective responsibilities, provide the necessary facilities for the requirements of the Rescue Station's Witnesses for entry and exit sites (ports), passenger vehicles (spaces). Article 10. The Civil Affairs Department is specifically responsible for the rescue of persons who are begging, and is responsible for: (i) Supervision of the enforcement, implementation of laws, regulations, regulations and management measures relating to remedies; (ii) Guidance, inspection and assistance; (iii) Education, training and training for relief management staff; (iv) To investigate, address the issue of impunity for relief sites and their staff; (v) To provide the necessary facilities and working conditions to help address critical issues in the work of the rescue; (vi) Other duties to be performed by law. In the city (Autonomous State, with the same) the above-mentioned Rescue Centre should be established to help educate children. Article 12 A 24-hour telephone contact for the rescue station should be heard. Paragraphs Page (i) To reject the provision of real conditions (other than for reasons such as old age, young age and disability); (ii) In one year, the person has been rescued more than three times by the same unit. Article 14. The staff of the Resistance station shall be given the warm reception and use of the civilized normative language. Upon careful enquiry, the helper will be able to obtain a registration form for the street beggings who live in the northern province of the Lake, who are unable to complete the registration form, and staff should be able to complete their registrations as a result of the helpers' statements. Resistance stations should be provided in a timely manner; they are not the subject of assistance, and staff members should be patiently aware of the reasons for non-requirement and provide written replies. For reasons such as old age, young age and disability, the help desk should provide assistance and identify the situation. Article 15 assists may not carry hazardous items, and their accompanying items shall be placed in the custody of the rescue station (other than the necessities of life), which shall be returned at the time of their departure. Where conditions exist, they may be allowed to reprint the word “refused”. Article 16 provides the following assistance based on the needs of the recipients: (i) Providing food in line with food health requirements; (ii) Provide accommodation that meets the basic conditions of safe sanitation; (iii) The timely delivery of targeted medical services by the beneficiaries of sudden-onset diseases at the station; (iv) To help contact their relatives or units; (v) To provide a vehicle ( vessel) voucher for the absence of a transportation fee to return to its place of residence or to its unit. The evidence adds the “No sale”. Article 17 should provide a three-day meals for the benefiter, whose standard is not lower than the local minimum living standards. The helpee must live by sex, the elderly, the child shall be living in a separate room with other beneficiaries and, in principle, a single bed. Article 18 provides care for persons with disabilities, minors, pregnant women and the elderly of the recipients and provides the necessary protection. A person who suffers from mental illness may pose a threat to the safety of other recipients and may be subject to binding management. Article 19 establishes a period of time for assistance in accordance with the circumstances of the helpee, which is generally not more than 10 days; the civil affairs sector reserve for the head of the facility should be reported as a result of the need for an extension of the period of time. Article 20 responds to the promotional education for the prevention of infectious diseases and for the care of the health, the maintenance of indoor sanitation, integrity and the use of meals should be launderingd and poisoned in a timely manner. Acknowledgement of infectious diseases or suspected communicable diseases among the recipients should be sent in a timely manner to medical institutions. Article 21 help stations should strengthen security and secure the physical and material security of the assisted personnel; develop fire accidents emergency prestigation cases with the necessary fire-fighting equipment as a fire-fighting factor; strengthen the equipment for the rescue management facility and vehicle safety inspections to remove insecurity in a timely manner. Article 2 (i) To comply with national laws, regulations and regulations governing the Rescue Station, subject to the management of staff; (ii) No abuse, beating staff or other recipients; (iii) No damage to the facility, destruction and theft of public property; (iv) There shall be no reason to take a trajectory and to disrupt the order of work. Article 23 voluntarily renounces the help by the helpor and shall be informed, in advance, of the staff of the Resort, that the rescue unit shall not limit his departure, but the minor and other uncivil activist of the benefit or limit the departure of the civil act capability person, subject to the written consent of his legal guardian to his departure and with the consent of the rescue unit. Article 24 The Resistance Unit shall end as appropriate, depending on the circumstances of the assisted person: (i) The return of their relatives or units to their places of residence or to their homes; (ii) A person who has been assisted, a minor or other person who is not in a position to do so to inform his or her family or his or her unit of his or her family, who has been unable to return; (iii) The reluctance of himself to return to his or her family, or his unit, may also refuse to return, but may identify the place of residence or place of residence, inform the return of the local civil affairs sector, or communicate the local civil affairs sector by the in-kind help agency; (iv) In order to prevent the identification of places of origin and place of residence, the identification of relatives and units, the resettlement programme by the rescue authorities and the timely placement of the same-ranking people's Government. The number of persons to be accommodated shall remain for a maximum of three months. Article 25 (i) The victim's intention to provide false information to the victim; (ii) The helpee does not pre-empt the rescue station; (iii) The duration of the assistance of the aid worker has not been justified. Article 26 In the event of the departure of the helpee, the relevant procedure shall be required. Article 27 should be identified and recorded in detail for the reasons for the death of the injured person in the Rescue Station and in the way forward. As a result of normal death, a death certificate from the hospital and a timely notification of his or her relatives or units, as well as the outflowing of the local civil affairs sector, cannot be informed and made available to the local civil affairs sector; it is a normal death and should be reported to the local public security sector. Article 28 (i) An approach to accessing or neighbouring areas for recipients who are unable to return to their homes and do not return to them; (ii) Inter-market access in the province is assumed by the municipal rescue station (the city of Aralin is headed by the Aralian Residence, the State of N's self-government is headed by the Nursi Resettlement Centre), which is responsible for escorting to the district civil affairs sector, the district civil affairs department or rescue stations to the place or place of residence; (iii) Inter-provincial escorts are determined by the provincial civil affairs sector, in accordance with the principle of divisional responsibility, with cross-provincial escorts to the helpee's responsibilities, and should be carefully performed. Article 29 provides that staff members should be given the commensurate capacity to undertake relief efforts, strengthen the sense of the rule of law and service and adhere to the following code of work: (i) Non-custodial or trans-prisoner detainees; (ii) No abuse, corporal punishment or abuse of aid workers; (iii) Inadvertent fraud, extortion and the intrusion of the property of the recipient; (iv) Inadequate access to the living supplies of the assisted personnel; (v) Issuance of documents, complaints material for aid workers; (vi) Non-exclusive appointments to the management of aid workers; (vii) Non-exclusive use of the help staff to work in private; (viii) No alcohol consumption during the work; (ix) Women are not allowed to do so. Article 31 provides for 24 hours of work at the Resistance Station, with at least two staff members each. Female recipients are managed by female staff. Article 31 provides for relief, the use of goods must be strictly enforced in the respective management system and be made in full and clear accounts. In article 32, the Resistance station shall classify material on the admission, departure and access to assistance, and establish archives and manage them properly. The date of the management of the archives is limited to the implementation of the relevant provisions. Remedies should be subject to social scrutiny. Resistance stations should establish complaints boxes at a noticeable location and inform complaints petitions in the local civil affairs sector. Resistance stations do not carry out their duties under the law, who can report to the local civil affairs sector; the civil affairs sector should be responsible for providing assistance in a timely manner and for disciplinary action by the person directly responsible. Article 34 of the Resistance Station found that the victim and the person seeking assistance at the Resort had committed violations of the provisions of policing management or other criminal suspects and should be reported to the local public security authorities in a timely manner and that the reporting public safety organs should be treated in accordance with the law. Violations of security management provisions such as coercion, fraud or the use of begging by others are punishable by law by law by public security authorities. Crime constituted criminal liability by law. Article XV, in violation of article 22 of this approach, provides that the staff of the Resistance station shall be stopped in a timely manner and criticized for education; in serious circumstances, not subject to criticism of education, shall be reported in a timely manner by public security authorities. In violation of the provisions of the security administration, the public security authorities are punished by law. Crime constituted criminal liability by law. Article XVI (producers), supporters, legal guardians or their affiliations, grass-roots self-government organizations have refused to receive the aided personnel, ordering them to be rectified and criticizing the responsible person for education and administrative disposition. The responsibility of the responsible person is vested in law by the relevant departments and the staff of the Resistance Unit in the service. Article 37 help stations are in violation of one of the acts listed in article 29 of this approach, criticizing the person responsible for education or administrative disposition, constituting an offence, and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 33, paragraph 1, of the present article is implemented effective 1 January 2006. |
