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(Adopted by the 48th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Sus State on 28 September 2005 No. 84 of 9 October 2005 by the People's Government Order No. 84 of the Sus State of 9 October 2005 for publication of implementation effective 1 December 2005) In order to achieve population and economic, social, resource, environmental coordination and sustainable development, family planning, the defence of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on Population and Family Planning, the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Province. Article II citizens and institutions, groups, business units and other organizations within the city's administration should be subject to this approach. Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in population and family planning. The Population and Family Planning Administration in the city, the district level (zone) is responsible for the population and family planning in the current administration, in accordance with the statutory responsibilities. The Town People's Government, the Urban Street Office should establish the Office for Population and Family Planning, the National (Paraguay) Development Zone to establish the Office for Population and Family Planning or to identify the relevant departments responsible for the implementation of the population and family planning programmes and for the management and service of the population within the Territory. Article IV. Population and family planning persist in existing fertility policies and establish a system of residence management for the population. Article 5 Governments at all levels should prepare population development, long-term planning and annual plans in the light of the population development strategies, population development planning, in line with the population development strategies at the highest level, and incorporate national economic and social development plans. Governments at all levels should take integrated measures to control the number of people, stabilize the low levels of fertility, improve the quality of the population, promote the rational distribution of the population; improve regional macro-controlled mechanisms to regulate the total population; strengthen awareness-raising, rely on scientific and technological progress, improve the system of public management and services for the population, advocate for and implement the socialization of the population, and improve the quality of the birth population. The priority principle of preference for family planning households should be reflected in the formulation and adaptation of social security policies at all levels. Article 6. Governments at all levels should incorporate the provision of population planning for the population and family planning administration into the financial budget. The provision for family planning for more than half years of residence includes the cost of living in the region and is integrated into budgetary arrangements. Article 7. People's governments at all levels, executive departments, groups, business units and other organizations have the primary responsibility for the management of population and family planning goals. Enterprises are responsible for the implementation of statutory representations and owners, and carry out corresponding duties with a book of responsibility for population and family planning management with the Government of the city's town, the Urban Street Office. The Government of the people at the eighth level conducts an annual appraisal of the implementation of the population and family planning at the lower level of the people's government and their respective sectors, giving recognition and reward to the units and individuals that have achieved significant results. The responsibilities for the management of the objectives are not met, and the sector or units and their heads shall not be involved in any assessment and recognition. Professional planning for the production and implementation of industries, homes, transport, science and technology, education, culture, health, labour security, etc., should be coordinated with regional population development planning. The executive departments, such as statistics, population and family planning, development reform and public safety, are governed by their respective responsibilities by law, to conduct regular statistics, sample surveys, specific surveys, to conduct population development strategies studies and forecasts of the population, and to establish regional population development and population safety early warning systems. Article 10 The Village (HL) Commission should be equipped with dedicated persons to population and family planning. Population and family planning should be included in the self-government component of the village (resident) and the introduction of self-education, self-management and self-service services for the village (habited). Article 11 establishes a system of public services for the sound city, district level, town, village (community) and family planning, and promotes education, policy advice, technical services, information management, pharmacies. Article 12. Population and family planning are governed by the principle of territorial management. The child-bearing age group is managed in the present place of residence, and the child-bearing age of the working unit is managed by its own unit, and the rest of the child-bearing age is governed by the Government of the town, the urban street office. Article 13 pregnant women shall present their own identification and maternity status certificates at the time of their first birth. When couples declare their babies or receive maternity insurance treatment, they should be presented to the public security, the labour security sector as evidence of the status of births made by the district, district population and family planning administration, and if they have been approved, a child's birth certificate should be presented. Article XIV provides for the placement of a child in accordance with the provisions of the Surang Province Population and Family Planning Regulations and shall provide the following materials to the district-level, district population and family planning administration, with the approval of the birth certificate: (i) Identification; (ii) Family certificates; (iii) Evidence of marital status; (iv) Declarations on the situation of children. Article 15. The first child of pregnancy after marriage is registered under the law of 23 years of age, including the birth of a child, and the number of births, may extend the maternity leave for 30 days and give male care leave 10 days. Article 16 citizens implementing contraceptive measures, implementing family planning operations, vouchers of medical units or family planning technology services have proved that the unit should be given rest in accordance with the provisions. Two days for the rest of the cereal plant, for the rest of the uterine, three days for the break of the “pied” technique, two days for the break, seven days for the transmission of eloquents, 21 days for the sole-transfer plant and 20-30 days for the break of the abortion (including drug-induced abortion), and 42 days for the mid-term suspension of pregnancy. Article 17 considers persons who are eligible for leave in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of family planning and the present approach, without prejudice to their basic wages, awards and benefits. Article 18 is free of one child's spouse for a voluntary life, which can be co-located to the place of the child's household or to the Government of the town where the unit of the couple is located, the Urban Street Office has applied to receive the “Children's paternity Award” (hereinafter referred to as “Groit”), and the couples have one place. Marriages who are one of the following two cases may also receive the “green”: (i) No child after adoption by law; (ii) In accordance with the Regulations, two children were born, one of whom died before the child was not married and no longer born. In accordance with one of the following conditions, a “green” can be obtained separately: (i) A remarriage of a child by law; (ii) The marriage of one of the spouses is divorced or widowed and only one child, with no child or no longer born; (iii) A child born after marriage of a couple, divorced or widowed, without remarriage. The matrimonials of a child's biborn and multi-born babies are not entitled to the Tomorge. Article 19 citizens holding the “green” can receive the following incentives: (i) To receive a sole-born parent's bonuses at a rate of less than 30 per person per year before the age of 14 years; (ii) Farmers who have reached 60 years of age or who have reached 50 years of age have only one child and who have died of a child and who have passed a child, enjoy rural family planning incentives. Farmers aged 60 years old who have not been childized and who have not adopted their children have been executed in the light of their implementation. Article 20, which holds corporate employees of the Tomorge, may receive a certain amount of family planning incentives after retirement, which are developed by the municipal population and family planning administration, with the approval of the Government. Article 21, a citizen holding the “Groon”, whose sole-born child medical fees are reimbursed, the arrangements for the self-reservation base for the rural population, the preferentiality in the housing demolition compensation, the payment of the royalties for the administration of the vetting and Family Planning, etc., are developed and implemented separately with the relevant sectors. The Government of the communes of the city, district level (zone) set up family planning public funds to establish population and family planning assistance mechanisms. The Family Planning Grant focuses on special hardship families resulting from unintended disability, disease, death, etc. Article 23 governs the management of family planning by outsiders in their current place of residence and should be integrated into the development of the population in which they are present. The urban, district and family planning administration should strengthen the management, guidance and services of family planning for external personnel; the Integrated Governance Commission, the Office for Foreign Personnel Management should perform the related responsibilities of external personnel in family planning management. The Town People's Government, the Urban Street Office should implement integrated governance for the family planning of external personnel, coordinate community service centres, public safety missions, mobile population management stations and territorial units, and harmonize family planning for external personnel. People's units or owners must be aligned with the family planning management of external personnel in the town's Government, the Urban Street Office, the Village (NL). Article 24 requires expatriate children to be born in their current place of residence and shall submit the following proof: (i) The resident identity card of both spouses; (ii) The marriage certificate; (iii) The matrimonial status of the mobile population matrimonial certificate or the commune of the commune, the population of the urban street office and the family planning sector. Article 25 Women who have been married to the age of forced marriage receive services and receive contraceptives free of charge by designated family planning services. With regard to the absence of a “modage certificate” for the mobile population, the current residence population and the family planning administration should be responsible for the completion of the mobile population matrimonial certificate. The current place of residence shall be implemented in accordance with a number of provisions for the management and service of the mobile population, in accordance with a number of provisions for the processing of the matrimonialization certificate of the mobile population or for the processing of the provisional “marital matrimonial certificate”. Article 26 Women who have been married to the medical institutions in the city shall present their own identity cards, the certificate of marriage of the mobile population. In cases such as pregnancy, maternity, etc., undocumented outsiders, hospitals should communicate to the territorial population and family planning administration. Article 27, Public security, business, labour guarantees, civil affairs, housing, construction, transport, agroforestry, etc., should be tested in the process of dealing with expatriation, business, business, business and transport. The founders should be informed that they are processed by the current residence population and the family planning administration and that the population and family planning administration at the location are informed. Article 28, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties under the law. Article 29 does not perform the responsibilities of the population and family planning, resulting in serious consequences such as delinquency, and is fined by the Population and Family Planning Administration of more than 100,000 dollars. Article 33 Social dependency charges are charged by the district-level, district population and family planning administration, which entrusts the Government of the town and the urban street offices with written decisions and collections. Sectors such as business, tax, audit, etc. and user units should provide information on the annual economic incomes of both women and men in violation of the law. Article 31, renters, intermediary agencies or other citizens found guilty of pregnancy, maternity, should report to the Population and Family Planning Administration or other departments, and, as a result, to be rewarded by the Population and Family Planning Administration. Article 32 The Family Planning Scheme of the Sud State, issued by the Government of the People's Government on 14 July 1998, was also repealed. |
