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(Adopted by the 43rd ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Republic of 8 September 2005 No. 17 of the Decree No. 17 of 26 September 2005 of the Government of the People's Republic of the Philippines, which came into force on 1 November 2005) Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department's Regulations on the Management of Goods and Services in the City of Cyclones and the regulations governing the operation of the city. Article 2 Article 3 governs, coordinates, oversees the management and use of special maintenance funds for the operation. The municipal financial sector is responsible for monitoring the collection, management and use of funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry. The city-specific maintenance funds management (hereinafter referred to as the management body) is specifically responsible for the day-to-day work on the collection, management and use of special maintenance funds in the urban planning area. Article IV. This approach refers to funds earmarked for maintenance in the area of urban planning, non-residents in the residential area or property owners associated with the single residential building structure, as well as to funds for non-residents of two or more property owner owners who have contributed to the operation after the expiry of the period of the maintenance of the property industry, for the part of the cohabitation, renovation, updating and rehabilitation of the equipment. The special maintenance funds for the property sector are owned by the owner and earmarked. units such as water supply, electricity, heating, communications, cable television should be held by law in the management of the responsibility for the maintenance and conservation of relevant line and facilities in the region. Article 5 Sources of special maintenance funds for the material industry: (i) The housing property owner shall receive specific maintenance funds in accordance with the provisions; (ii) Specific maintenance funds for the public housing sales unit, as prescribed. Article 6. The housing property owner's unpaid special maintenance funds shall be subject to the provision of specific maintenance funds for the deposit. Article 7. Proportion of contributions to special maintenance funds for the material industry: (i) The purchase of commodity houses by the purchaser and the payment of 2.5 per cent of the purchases; (ii) Participated in the construction of housing units by 2.5 per cent of the total contract price for cooperative construction, and the purchase of affordable housing (including secure housing, distributing homes) and by 2.5 per cent of the amount due; (iii) The sale of public housing has been made by the purchaser at a rate of 2 per cent of the rental housing resale; the sale unit has been deposited in proportion to 35 per cent of the sale. Article 8. The owner shall remain in a timely manner when the balance of the individual accounts for special maintenance funds is less than 30 per cent of the initial contributions. Article 9 (i) In the case of the owner in the processing of the property transaction of the commodity house (co-building, affordable housing) property, the owner's invoices, the commodity rental contract (the purchase agreement), the application for the processing of the property registration form, shall be subject to specific maintenance funds from the window industry designated by the management body; (ii) Public housing sales units should be made subject to specific maintenance funds from the stock industry, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the housing reform policy. The units that have already been misappropriated should be transferred in a timely manner to specialized maintenance funds; (iii) In the case of special maintenance funds for the sale of property units, an agreement shall be concluded with the competent authorities prior to the processing of the licence for the sale of commodity premises and the funds received shall be deposited in the designated accounts in a timely and full manner. Article 10. Specific maintenance funds for the material industry are stored by a special household, accounting for the household. Article 11. In order to guarantee the security of dedicated maintenance funds in the material industry, the specialized maintenance funds are left behind, except for other scopes that could be used to purchase State debt or for legal, regulatory provisions. Article 12 The net proceeds of interest in the maintenance of the goods industry are rolled, used and managed through dedicated maintenance funds. Article 13. The management body shall publish annually the receipt and use of funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry. The management bodies should submit relevant information, such as financial reports, as required by the municipal financial sector, and be subject to the supervision of the audit department by law. The right of the owner to seek and challenge funds for the specialized maintenance of the property industry. Article 14. The authorities shall establish systems for the use of special maintenance funds, financial pre-account management systems, audit oversight systems, and access to property rights and the system of accounts with the relevant sectors such as finance. Article 15. The use of special maintenance funds by the material industry must be adopted by the relevant owner with a vote of more than 2/3, with the introduction of the use plan by the Commission to the management body (subject to the establishment of the Industrial Property Management Unit), which was approved by the management body for use on the basis of the progress of the project. Article 16 requests for special maintenance funds for the use of the material industry shall provide the management body with the following information: (i) Use of plans; (ii) A breakdown by the owner; (iii) The award of the contract by the goods service; (iv) Renovating, updating and renovating project works budget submissions; (v) The relevant owner agrees to the written testimony of special maintenance funds for the use of the material industry; (vi) Other relevant materials. Article 17 (i) The renovation, renovation, renovation and rehabilitation costs of the house, which are jointly assumed by the owner of the house in accordance with the proportion of their own-owned buildings, and are covered from the dedicated maintenance funds of the respective depository industry; (ii) The cost of repair, improvement, rehabilitation and rehabilitation of the equipment of a shared facility, which is shared by the relevant owner in accordance with the proportion of their own-owned housing buildings, and is covered from the dedicated maintenance funds of the respective deposited material industry. When the owner transfers home ownership, the funds for special maintenance in the balance were accompanied by home ownership, and the property transferee should pay to the original owner the balance of funds earmarked for maintenance in the property sector transferred. The transfer contract also agreed, from its agreement. Article 19 causes loss of homes due to the relocation of homes or other reasons, which is presented by the owner, and, after verification by the management body, has returned the balance of funds earmarked for maintenance to the owner. Article 20 is responsible for repairing or charging liability under the law because of inappropriate use or intentional negligence. Article 21, which does not provide for the payment of special maintenance funds in the material industry (reservation), is the responsibility of the Industrial Commission or the Property Management Unit. Article 2 does not provide for the payment of specific maintenance funds in full in accordance with this scheme, with the responsibility of the competent authorities for the payment of specific maintenance funds for the depository industry; the amount of overdue payments shall be subject to a fine of three thousand dollars per day from the date of the receipt. Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides for the diversion of funds earmarked for maintenance by the competent authorities for the recovery of expropriated material and for warnings, forfeiture of proceeds of the conflict, may and be subject to a fine of up to two times the amount of expropriation of funds for specialized maintenance of the material industry, in the case of serious circumstances, and for the release of a certificate of high morality, which constitutes a crime, criminal liability of the competent and other persons directly responsible under the law. Article 24 administers staff members who are dedicated to the maintenance of funds in the management of their duties, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, by virtue of the administrative disposition of the person directly responsible by the unit or the inspectorate, in accordance with the law, and by the competent person directly responsible; constitutes an offence, and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 25 Article 26 |
