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Wuhan To Help Persons With Disabilities A Number Of Provisions

Original Language Title: 武汉市扶助残疾人若干规定

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(Summit No. 35th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of Vuhan, 7 November 2005 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 168 of 26 November 2005 on the People's Government Order No. 138 of 26 November 2005 on the implementation of 1 January 2006)

In order to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of persons with disabilities, to promote the equal participation of persons with disabilities in social life and to share the results of the advancement of socio-physical cultural development, the provisions are developed in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities.
Article 2
Article 3 Persons with disabilities meet the conditions set out in the Rural Viving Work Regulations, which are issued by the State Department, and as a result, the communes (communes) and the street offices should concentrate on them.
Article IV, family members of persons with disabilities are in compliance with the Minimum Living Guarantee Scheme for the residents of the city of Vilhan or with the minimum living guarantee scheme for rural residents of the city of Vilhan, and the civil affairs sector should provide safeguards.
Article 5 Persons with disabilities with severe functional barriers to access to urban and rural minimum living guarantees are granted by the Disability Federation.
Article 6. The unit of persons with disabilities should provide them with labour positions, labour conditions, labour protection and technical training that are adapted to their characteristics, and should not be arranged first in the event of difficulties in the production of business or restructuring, and the need for economic discretion.
In five years from the statutory retirement age, a national enterprise disability worker may be voluntarily requested to leave the leave; the period of departure from the home is paid to the enterprise and should continue to pay social insurance in full to the retirement age in accordance with the provisions.
Employees with disabilities who are self-employed in policy insolvency are paid to themselves on a one-time basis in accordance with the three times the average annual wage income of the enterprise worker in this city.
Article 7
Street offices and communities should actively provide jobs suitable for the employment of persons with disabilities, start-up parks, press booths, telephone booths, public toilets, mobile sites and clean sanitation, green environments, and priority should be given to the employment of persons with disabilities.
Newly established markets are encouraged to grant preferential care to persons with disabilities.
Article 8. Persons with disabilities apply for the conduct of their own operations, and the sectors such as the business administration should give them priority to the processing of registration, as well as appropriate care in the collection of registration fees.
The services provided by persons with disabilities are exempted from the tax sector, which is approved by the tax authorities; the sales of business in the month of operation amounted to less than 5,000 dollars, free of the value-added tax approved by the tax authorities; and the other industry is exempted from the value-added tax, which is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
Article 9 includes children of persons with disabilities who are covered by minimum living guarantees, children with disabilities are enrolled in compulsory education schools arranged by the Government, free of charge, subsidized textbooks, which cover cost-of-living benefits, attend public general secondary schools, grant at standard tuition rates, in accordance with the instruction scheme, and in the city's higher education schools, assign priority to the provision of assistance and national grants. The cost of school collection, exemption or living benefits has been absorbed from specific funding or other funds established by the relevant districts and the education administration to fund poor students.
Article 10
Students with disabilities and at school may be free from probationary sports and are counted on the examination's overall performance in the absence of lower-than-in-year or average sports performance for school students; the hearing of the disability is free of trial and their external performance is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Ministry of Education.
Article 11 Disabled People's Federation provides annual tuition grants for children of persons with disabilities who are enrolled in secondary schools and higher institutions and are included in the minimum range of living guarantees, with specific assistance schemes developed by the Federation of Persons with Disabilities.
Article 12 Persons with disabilities and their family members meet the conditions set out in the Vilhan Means of Health Care, which should be provided with medical assistance in accordance with the provisions.
Rural poor persons with disabilities participate in cooperative medical treatment, and the rural cooperative health fund that pays their personal burden is difficult, and the Government of the people of the region should raise funds.
The public health institutions, which are above the secondary level (concluding the secondary level), should establish a counselling cell for persons with disabilities, set up a “personal priority” mark in the service windows such as walls, fees, medicines, functional inspections, and give priority to the provision of pre-registration, referrals, and access to medicines.
Non-public health institutions are encouraged to grant medical assistance to persons with disabilities in accordance with article 3, paragraph 3.
Article 13. Removal of persons with disabilities with economic difficulties for rehabilitation training in the National Disability Rehabilitation Plan, the installation of amputations and the training of deaf children, as designated by the Disabled People's Federation, is free of charge by the rehabilitation agencies designated by the Disabled People's Federation to compensate for the costs of operations, installation and training.
Article 14. Persons with disabilities are exempted from access to non-commercial investment visiting places. Of these, blind people, persons with disabilities, persons with heavy intellectual disabilities, persons with mental disabilities are allowed to enter the places mentioned above, and a jurists or guardians are allowed free of charge.
Blinners and persons with disabilities are free of charge in the vehicle (catch) by the public transport and orbital transport management of the city, free of charge in public vacation (electronic) vehicles in the city (other than in tourism routes) and public transportation instruments such as ferry, light trajectory and ground iron.
Public parks should exempt persons with disabilities from paying for their own vehicles.
Persons with disabilities should be free of charge for public toilets in the city.
Article 15. The postal sector is exempted from the payment of the Brailles, which are sent under the regular correspondence.
Article 16 provides for new construction, alteration, expansion of the city, district governments and their sectors of public services, hospitals, guests, airports, terminals, vehicle stations, parks, various cultural, sports, recreational sites, squares, public toilets and roads, bridges, access routes, etc., should be designed and built in accordance with the provisions and establish clear accessibility signs.
Public transport tools in the city should establish a dedicated seat for persons with disabilities.
The public libraries should gradually open the photocopy.
Article 17 Legal aid institutions should organize legal services and legal services to assist persons with disabilities in compliance with the conditions of assistance, effectively preserve their legitimate rights and, in accordance with the specific circumstances, reduce or exclude the collection of services.
To promote and encourage legal services and legal service providers to provide free legal services to persons with disabilities who are economically difficult or otherwise particularly difficult.
Article 18 dismantled houses of persons with disabilities by law, and the demolition units should be properly housed and compensated for persons with disabilities in accordance with the principle of accessibility. In paying for home fees, the relocation units should increase by 50 per cent the number of persons with disabilities that are included in the minimum living conditions of the urban population, and should be addressed in the context of the transitional housing facilities necessary for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in the minimum range of living guarantees.
The housing sector should prioritize the allocation of rental or rental subsidies for persons with disabilities that meet the conditions set.
Article 19 provides for the installation of fixed telephones by persons with disabilities, which apply for the installation of places consistent with the location of the household and shall be accorded preferential treatment.
In the case of persons with disabilities who are entitled to minimum living in towns and rural areas, the receiving unit should receive a standard of 50 per cent of the installation fees.
In violation of this provision, persons with disabilities should be provided with help without giving them, and the period of time being converted by the relevant executive branch, which is not later rectified and is dealt with by the competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible to the unit in accordance with the provisions on the preferential treatment of persons with disabilities in the northern province of Lake.
Violations of the legitimate rights and interests of persons with disabilities are dealt with by law, in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities and the provisions on the preferential treatment of persons with disabilities in the northern provinces of Lake.
Article 21, the Disabled People's Federation may report to the relevant administrative departments, their offices and their superior authorities on violations of this provision and make recommendations for administrative sanctions or administrative disposition, which shall be dealt with in a timely manner by the competent authorities and will inform the Disability Federation of the results.
Article 2 This provision imposes policy provisions for the benefit of persons with disabilities established by the executive organs and other organizations of the former city, whose standards are lower than those provided for in this article. The State, the provincial and related sectors and units have been implemented in accordance with their provisions by providing additional policy provisions to assist persons with disabilities.