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(Adopted by the 57th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the People's Party of the New summer Autonomous Region on 16 May 2005) No. 77 of the People's Government Order No. 77 of 23 May 2005 on the occasion of 1 July 2005) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to encourage and support small numbers of rural child-bearing couples and to promote rural family planning, is based on the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, to develop this approach in the light of the actual practice of this self-government area. Article 2 of this approach refers to the fact that two or three children may be born under the family planning policy, while rural birth-age couples who voluntarily have one or two children and take permanent childcare measures, or a one-time incentive fund and other policy preferences for rural families who voluntarily take permanent childcare measures to help them develop their economy and enable them to contribute as soon as possible to family planning incentives. This approach refers to rural family planning, which is consistent with the conditions set out in this approach, to rural households with low-size-poor work incentives. Article 3 applies to the implementation of poverty-reduction projects in this self-government area. Areas where the self-governing area implements projects that are prone to poverty reduction are determined by the self-government. Article 4 The financial, audit and inspectorate sectors of the population at the district level monitor the issuance, use and use of funds for pro-poor works, and the implementation of projects aimed at reducing poverty by more than 1,000 people within their respective responsibilities. The postal sector is responsible for the distributing of funds for poorer work. Article 5 Relevant units, such as news, radio, television, should be carried out in the context of activities aimed at reducing poverty. The Government of the commune (communes) should publish the new list of works, promote and receive social oversight. Chapter II Article 7 grants to rural child-bearing couples in line with the provisions of this scheme for a one-time low-fixed-growth-50000 boy. Few luxury works reward the exclusive storage of funds, earmarked funds and no units and individuals may be diverted. Article 8 Article 9 provides engineering workers with small and long-lasting pro-poor jobs and benefits for family planning in addition to the benefits provided for in this approach. Article 10 Governments of more people at the district level may, in addition to the advantages provided for in the implementation of this approach, develop other incentives and preferences for the works. The communes, the communes should establish a regular return system to help the engineering occupants address the difficulties of production, operation. Social forces are encouraged to fund works. Article 11. Rural matrimonial couples apply for low- and long-term pro-poor work incentives, acceptance of permanent patriarchal surgery, processing of procedures relating to the financing of poorer and small-scale pro-poor work. Any unit and individual shall not be charged with any fees when dealing with the procedures relating to the financing of pro-poor works. Article 12 provides engineering workers with low-farm pro-poor work incentives, which are awarded by the Government of the People's Government of the communes (communes) of the communes of the household. The communes and communes should make public the criteria set by the self-governing people's governments for the award of funds for pro-poor work and other incentives granted to the engineering owner. The incentives set out in Article 14 this approach may be adjusted with the development of economic societies in the self-government region. Chapter III Applications for awards Article 15. Rural married couples with low-growth-poor work areas have one of the following conditions, which can be applied voluntarily for low-cost pro-poor work incentives: (i) In accordance with the self-government district family planning policy, two children may be born and one child has been born; (ii) In accordance with the self-government district family planning policy, three children may be born, one or two children; (iii) Family planning is exclusively female (including the families of two girls who have been married to the Sichuan area; the families of two girls who have been married to the mountain Handers; and the families of three girls who have been married to the mountainous communities and other ethnic minorities. Article 16 Rural married couples who meet the conditions set out in article 15 of this approach may apply for low-cost pro-poor engineering incentives to the people's Government, either orally or in writing. The application for low-flight-poor work incentives should be completed and the application of the Vulnerable Poverty (hereinafter referred to as an application form) should be submitted to the child-bearing couples themselves for an effective identification, a household directory. Three sets of applications have been made for the people's Government, the communes (communes, districts) and the self-government sectors. Article 17 communes (communes) shall verify the status, application form and identity of the applicant within 10 days of the receipt of a request for a minimum pro-poor engineering incentive fund. The applicant's list will be published in accordance with one of the conditions set out in article 15 of this approach and signed with the applicant a paper on the Poverty Alleviation contract (hereinafter referred to as the contract); and the applicant shall be informed in writing of the reasons and at the time of the verification incompatible with article 15 of this approach. The couples identified as the owner must be co-signed in the contract. Four letters of contract were issued, with the participation of the engineering, communes (communes), the people of the district (communes, districts) and the Government of the self-government sectors. Chapter IV Article 18 has been identified as the owner's couples with contract books, identification cards and household scripts, to implement permanent care measures in accordance with the State's set standards and from the place of the industry, the communes of family planning technology services or health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services. Article 19 Family planning technology services or medical, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services should be screened before the artefacturers, strictly in the course of the operation, and in the post-trainary plantation certificate. The permanent patriarchal operation proves that there must be signatures by the engineering couple, the craft, the head of the craft unit, and the seals of the Gétechnical unit. The permanent patriarchal operation has proved to be five times, with works, craft units, communes (communes), the people's Government (communes, districts) and the people's population and family planning sector in the self-government area. The craft unit should be responsible for the authenticity of the certificate of permanent childcare operations. Article 20, Family Planning Technical Services or health-care, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services, should follow-up services to crafts to prevent the occurrence of natural relapse or post-traumatic complications after art. In the event of a natural retroactivity or complications after the introduction of a craft, the craft unit should reproduce the operation free of charge or be responsible for the treatment of complications after healing. The Government of the communes (communes) shall, within five working days from the date of receipt of the permanent birth control certificate, review the new works occupier's rosters, application forms, contract books, permanent patriarchal surgery certification of the population's population and family planning sector. The Population and Family Planning Department of the People's Government (communes, districts) should be reviewed within 15 days of the receipt of the material provided in the preceding paragraph and will review the rosters, application forms, contract books, permanent planting practices to inform the Government of the self-government of the population and the family planning sector. Chapter V The Population and Family Planning Department of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region shall, within three working days from the date of receipt of the material provided for in article 21, paragraph 2, of this approach, take decisions and submit to the Government of the Autonomous Region a report on the application of funds for pro-poor works, incentives for the use of funds and a roster of engineering workers. The financial sector of the Government of the self-government should be reviewed within three working days from the date of the receipt of the material provided in the previous paragraph, and to allocate funds for pro-poor work for small and long-term pro-poor jobs to the postal sector of the self-government. Article 23 Postal sector in the self-government area, in accordance with the Roster of Engineers provided by the Population and Family Planning Unit of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region, has resulted in a lifetime compromise for the postal Saving Network of the Postal Sector located in the communes (communes, districts). Article 24 Postal Saving Network points (markets, zones) should be completed and transferred to the engineering owner to the “Footnotes for poverty reduction work” (hereinafter referred to as a notice of the receipt of the receipt of funds” after 5 days of the receipt of the payment of funds from the Purchainer Roster (hereinafter referred to as the “receives of receipts”). The postal sector should communicate the receipt of a notice to the engineering or villagers' committees to the polling point; it is true that it cannot be surrendered and should be addressed in connection with the respective communes (communes). Article 25 Books, personal identification, contract books, a notice of the receipt, and the postal saving nets receive a low-size-poor work incentive fund. The Postal Saving Network point should be made available in a timely and full manner to the engineering wards with a little-favoured pro-poor project incentive fund without being left and diverted. Chapter VI Oversight of inspection and punishment Article 26 Population and family planning sectors at all levels of the people's Government should establish a regulatory and patriarchal pro-poor engineering management file. The population and family planning sectors at all levels should be subject to regular and universal scrutiny, in conjunction with the ministries of finance, audit, inspection and screening, and supervision of the review of the engineering wards, the issuance of funds for pro-poor works. Article 27 Governments at all levels should establish a system of prosecution and reporting. Any unit or person who violates this approach shall be entitled to conduct a prosecution and report. The sectors receiving the report must be checked and the findings are communicated to the author. More people at the district level should be rewarded by those reporting power. In violation of this approach, article 28 State staff members have one of the following acts, in the light of their warnings or seizures; in the light of the gravity of the circumstances, giving them excessive, degradable or dismissed; in the event of serious dismissal; and in the form of a crime, criminal responsibility is prosecuted by law. (i) The use of false means of fraud, misappropriation, lagment, crowding out the funds for pro-poor works; (ii) To collect fees in the process of dealing with procedures relating to the financing of poorer work projects; (iii) Toys negligence, abuse of authority and provocative fraud in poorer work and management. In the second article, the rural mother-bearing couples were able to falsely forfeiture the funds for pro-poor work, which were recovered by the commune (communes) people's Government and removed their eligibility for preferential policy and gave them a briefing. Because communes and communes (communes, districts) are neglected by members of the population and the family planning sector, resulting in the deception of funds for pro-poor works that are directly responsible for liability and other legal responsibilities. Article 33 Medical, health-care institutions working in family planning technology services, in violation of this approach, collect fees for the provision of childcare technology services to the engineering wards or provide proof of false permanent childcare operations, which are sanctioned by the relevant departments in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Family Planning Technical Services issued by the Department of State. Article 33 No specific administrative actions by rural parenting couples against administrative authorities may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. Chapter VII The harmonized format of the instruments, forms and certificates provided for in article 32 of this approach is developed and compiled by the relevant sectors of the population and family planning sector of the self-government. Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2005. |
