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(Adopted by the 33th Standing Committee of the People's Government of France, held on 19 September 2005, No. 85 of the People's Government Order No. 85 of 20 October 2005) Article 1 promotes the coordinated development of the population and the economy, in line with the People's Republic of China Act on Population and Family Planning, the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Honours Province and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3 The Government's Population and Family Planning Administration is responsible for the organization, coordination and management of organizations that prohibit the stereotyped gender identification and the selection of sex to terminate pregnancy operations in the present administration. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the administrations of health, food medicine surveillance, personnel, inspection, etc. of the people at the district level should be able to identify and select sex for termination of pregnancy in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV. Health-care institutions, family planning technology services, which are approved by the Provincial Government's Health Administration, may conduct a stereotyped gender identification of the medical needs; and, by virtue of the law, the Government's health administration, or the population and family planning administration, may terminate pregnancy operations. In the relevant places of health-care institutions, family planning technology services, a paediatric gender identification and the selection of sex for termination of pregnancy should be established. Article 5 The prohibition of stereotyped gender identification and the choice of sex to terminate pregnancy is prohibited. Individual clinics are prohibited to identify the sex of births, to carry out pregnancy operations and to use drugs as pregnant women to end pregnancy. It is prohibited to organize, present more than 14 weeks of pregnancy in violation of the identification of the sex of the foetus or to apply the choice of sex to terminate pregnancy. Article 6. The stereotyped sex of medical needs should be jointly reviewed and diagnosed by more than three experts authorized by law in health-care institutions, family planning technology services, and the need to end pregnancy and to produce medical diagnostic results. Article 7. Ending pregnancy-related medicines (excluding contraceptives), which are limited to the use of health-care institutions authorized to terminate pregnancy operations, family planning technology services. The production of medicines and the manufacturer shall not be sold to institutions and individuals that have not authorized by law to terminate pregnancy operations. The sale of pregnant drugs by the retailer of medicines is prohibited. Article 8. Women who are in compliance with the statutory maternity conditions shall not terminate pregnancy, except in one of the following cases: (i) Sexclusive genetic diseases; (ii) There are serious deficiencies in the births; (iii) pregnant women suffer severe diseases and continue pregnancy may endanger life safety or seriously endanger health. Article 9. Non-medical circumstances requiring the termination of pregnancy are specified by the Government's Population and Family Planning Administration. Article 10 is in accordance with Article 8 that termination of pregnancy is required, and medical diagnostic results from the medical examination of a stereotyped medical examination of a child's identity card and approved by law, the family planning technology service provider may terminate the pregnancy; in accordance with article 9, the requirement for termination of pregnancy operations should be in possession of proof of his or her identity and proof from the territorial Government's Population and Family Planning Administration, which may terminate the pregnancy. Health-care institutions, family planning technology services should be checked, registered pre-registration of the material provided for in the pre-registration period, which may terminate the pregnancy operation; and regularly archive the photocopy of the termination of the pregnancy operation with the medical file and transmit to the Government's population and family planning administration at the end of each quarter. Article 11 encourages units and individuals to report violations of this provision to the executive branch, such as the population and family planning, health, food medicine surveillance, or the choice of sex to terminate pregnancy. The offence was confirmed by the fact that the territorial Government's Population and Family Planning Administration awarded a 5,000-performance award for the reportingers. Article 12, in violation of article 4, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, and paragraph 3, shall cease the offence by an executive branch of the population and family planning at the district level or the health administration, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 13, in violation of article 5, paragraph 4, provides warnings to the population and family planning administration at the district level and a fine of more than 1000. Article XIV, in violation of article VII, provides warnings to the executive branch responsible for the supervision of food medicines at the district level and for fines of more than 3,000 dollars. Article 15, in violation of article 8, imposes a fine of more than 3,000 dollars for the population and family planning administration at the district level, in accordance with the conditions of the child's motherhood and no longer arrange for maternity. Article 16 Health-care institutions, family planning technology services and their staff are warned by the population and family planning administrations of the more than communes, or by the health administration, in violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of the present provision, to correct the deadlines; to impose a fine of over 5,000 dollars; and to impose administrative penalties on those responsible for direct responsibility. In violation of this provision, one of the following acts does not constitute a crime, which is committed by the Population and Family Planning Administration of the Government of more than the communes or by the health administration to order the cessation of the offence and impose a fine of up to 3,000 dollars; and administrative disposition by law on the responsible person concerned: (i) Conversion, sale of false medical diagnostic results; (ii) Staff members of health-care institutions, family planning technology services have given false medical diagnostic results; (iii) Use of false medical diagnostic results, family planning certificates or other relevant false documents. Article 18 Staff of State organs, State-owned enterprise units, conducts stereotypes and chooses to terminate pregnancy in violation of the law, or identify foet sex for other persons in violation of the law or select a gender to terminate pregnancy proceedings, depending on the circumstances, by their units or relevant administrative authorities. Article 19 Article 20 |
