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(Summit No. 32 of the Government of the Northern Province of the River 14 September 2004 to consider the adoption of the Order No. [2004] of the People's Government Order No. 5 of the Northern Province of the River 27 September 2004 [Act dated 1 November 2004] Chapter I General Article 1 establishes this rule in line with the provisions of the Northern Province's Population and Family Planning Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). Article 2 Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should guarantee the allocation of funds for population and family planning, in accordance with the criteria established by the State and the provincial governments. Funds for population and family planning should be earmarked, and no unit or individual may be stopped, chewing and misappropriation. Article IV, communes, communes, the communes and urban street offices should be responsible for family planning by more than the deputy heads. The village has a number of women's groups of childbearing age, who are responsible for the specific management and service of family planning. The villagers' Committee paid adequate compensation to the women's team in the village. Article 5, paragraph 1, of the Regulations provides for the standard of living allowance, which is established by the commune government of the established area. Chapter II Article 6, paragraph 2 (iv), of the Regulation stipulates that persons with disabilities are subject to the National People's Republic of China's Disability Code, which is granted by military forces or by the Civil Administration; other persons with non-exclusive disability equal to this standard, in accordance with the State Department's specific assessment criteria for disability levels. Specific identification options were developed by provincial population and family planning, civil affairs, personnel administration. Article 7. The fishermen in coastal fishing zones engaged in marine operations have only one child to apply for recreation, couples or parties should be fishermen and women as rural residents. Article 8 There is only one girl who has been living in the plain and heralthous rural population to apply for recreation, and both spouses or women should be rural residents. Article 9 (i) Both spouses and female parents are rural residents; (ii) A male family and live in a female family; (iii) An obligation to support female descendants. More than two men were married to the same number of unborn families, and only one of them applied to the couple. Article 10 violates the first child provided for in the Regulations, which has paid social support payments in full and has been concluded by the Population and Family Planning Administration of the State at the district level, in accordance with article 19 of the Regulations, and may apply for re-patternity. Article 11 gives the child born to a foreigner and the child has acquired a foreign nationality under the law, and the breadwinner shall not apply for a further child. The child does not count the number of children delivered. The rural population whose application for recreation is set out in Article 12 of the Regulations shall be accompanied by the following conditions: (i) More than 10 years for rural residents; (ii) The right to operate in rural areas under the law; (iii) The right to collective income distribution in rural areas should be enjoyed by law. Article 13 The conversion of the birth certificate to the urban population could apply for re-borns within 24 months from the date of conversion to the urban population; the absence of pregnancy within 24 months from the date of the second child's birth certificate, the second child's birth certificate was null and void and recovered, and the implementation of the rural population's maternity policy was no longer carried out. Article 14. Marriage registration institutions, health-care institutions and family-owned management bodies should establish a system of notification with the population and family planning administration, with specific approaches being developed by the municipalities in the area. Article 15, with the approval of the second child, for more than three months of pregnancy by the female party, should be admitted to health-care institutions at the district level for the technical services of family planning or for family planning technology services. Family planning technology services or health-care and health-care services for family planning techniques should be given diagnostic certificates to patients for termination of pregnancy. There was no earlier provision for the establishment of a diagnostic certificate for the termination of pregnancy, the second child's birth certificate was nullified and no longer arranged for maternity. Article 16 Deaths of a child after the operation of a divulous (vat) and in accordance with article 19 of the Regulations, article 20 provides for re-exploitation conditions, as evidenced by the Population and Family Planning Administration of the county-level people, may be taken to the designated district family planning technical service institution or to the medical, health-care institutions that are engaged in family planning technology services. Its costs are covered from the provision for population and family planning. Chapter III Article 17 provides that citizens are subject to even marriage, either of the late age of marriage or by both parties, and that they receive incentives for marriage under the Regulations. Article 18 provides that, as a result of the need for work, an incentive for marriage leave, maternity leave and care leave under the Regulations shall be paid in accordance with article 44, paragraph (iii), of the People's Republic of China Labour Code. It is the organ and the cause unit that is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 19 A person who commits a child-care measure shall be entitled to patriarchal leave according to the following provisions: (i) The placement, access to the home-based care system, which is not less than two days from the date of the operation, and at least within seven days of the art; (ii) Placeing, extracting the vegetation agent and rest is less than three days; (iii) Execution of slots and rests are not less than seven days; (iv) Execution of pipelines is not less than 21 days. Article 20 Paternal leave after the termination of pregnancy proceedings is determined by the month of pregnancy in the course of the operation: (i) The pregnancy is less than two months and the rest is less than 20 days; (ii) The fate is less than 30 days for pregnancy than two months; (iii) In the last four months, the rest is less than 42 days; (iv) More than six months of pregnancy, the rest is less than 90 days. Article 21, paragraph (i) and (iv) of this rule, adds the following leave: (i) The rest of two days of the rest of the home plant; (ii) Ten-day breaks for the delivery of pipelines. Other special circumstances requiring extension of maternity leave should be determined by more than two doctors. Article 2 is in accordance with one of the following conditions: before the age of 18 years of the child, a declaration by both spouses or divorces, widows of spousals, a woman's or a single-party residence, a national commune, the Government of the town or a urban street office is registered to the parent of the sole-born child, and the sole-source family incentives set out in the Regulations: (i) A child in line with the Regulations; (ii) In line with the provisions of the Regulations for more than two children, only one child is surviving and no longer born; (iii) Only one child adopted by law and no longer born; (iv) It is in line with the Regulations that a child of a child is a child or has been divorced by a spouse of a child under the law or has been left unmarried. A remarried spouse has a child who has no children and no longer be born, and both parties are able to benefit from the sole-born family incentives set out in the Regulations. Article 23, which is one of the following cases, is given to the “Children's patriarchal certificate” and benefits for the sole-born child in addition to the parent awards provided for in the Regulations: (i) In accordance with the conditions laid down in article 22 of this rule, the child has attained the age of 18 years; (ii) In violation of the Regulations, the adoption of a child of a child or an offence has been concluded. Article 24 does not enjoy the sole-born family incentives set out in the Regulations for the first-ever births of a child or for a number of births (other than the survival of a child). Article 25 After family incentives, their sole-born child was killed and the child was approved and the child was reappointed. Article 26 provides for divorce of married couples or widows who have received the sole-born child's family's incentives, either before the marriage or by the surviving party may also continue to benefit from the original rewards, respectively. Article 27 has been granted to spouses who have received exclusive family incentives under the Regulations, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations for re-exploitation, and shall be paid to the “Children's parent” and be treated as follows: (i) In accordance with article 19, subparagraph (i) and (iv), of the Regulations, the granting of maternity leave shall cease to enjoy the sole-born family incentives provided for in the Regulations; (ii) In accordance with other re-creation conditions set out in article 19 of the Regulations, after the approval of a child shall cease to enjoy the sole-born family incentives set out in the Regulations and return the awards already enjoyed. Family incentives for the sole-born child set out in the Regulations have also been granted, in violation of article 19 of the Regulations, to provide for maternity or for the adoption of a child in violation of the provisions of the Regulations, to collect social dependency payments, to cease the granting of family incentives for the sole-born child, and to return to the benefits already enjoyed. Sources of awards and subsidies provided for in Article 334 of the Regulations: (i) A national staff member who is paid by the unit in charge of the administrative cause; (ii) It is a business worker who is paid by the enterprise; (iii) One party is a resident or a rural resident of the town, and the other is a national staff member or a business worker, paid by a national staff member or a unit of the enterprise worker; (iv) Both parties belong to the urban uninhabited population or the other side of the townless population, which is paid by the urban street offices from the population and family planning funds; (v) Both parties belong to the rural population, paid by their communes, communes, the town's people's Government from the provision for population and family planning, which has proved to be difficult to pay, and are subsidized by the district-level people's Government. Chapter IV Article 29, married matrimonials with family planning, have access to family planning technical services or medical, health-care institutions that are engaged in family planning technology services for free family planning. Article 31 provides for the free access of married matrimonials to basic family planning technology services, including: (i) The distribution of contraceptives; (ii) Maternity, uterine examination; (iii) The placement, access to medical examinations provided for in the uterine system and in the technical tradition; (iv) Excluding medical examinations under pregnancy surgery and technical conventional provisions (other than the termination of pregnancy resulting from the non-use of contraceptives); (v) Distributing (v) medical inspections under the normal technical standards; (vi) The treatment of family planning operations and complications (except the introduction of paediatric surgery by individual medical agencies or the rehabilitation of maternity operations resulting in complications. Article 31 provides for the free provision of family planning technology services for married couples with rural residents, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial population and family planning, finance, health, and value sectors. The cost of basic family planning technology projects under article 33, subparagraphs (ii) to (vi) of this rule shall be addressed by: (i) Participation in maternity insurance, health insurance, which is paid in an integrated manner by the insurance fund; (ii) Nothing in the above-mentioned insurance is covered by the unit or local financial burden. Specific approaches have been developed by the municipality's Government. Article 32, which causes medical accidents due to family planning operations, is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Medical Asset Disposal Regulations. Chapter V Legal responsibility In accordance with article 46, paragraph (ii), of the Regulations, the social dependency fee was charged, which was less than one year in advance of childbirth, and each month in advance was charged by the parties to the child at US$ 125, respectively. Article 34 does not meet the adoption of the Regulations by a child who is born to another person, in violation of the provisions of the Regulations for the delivery of a child to a child adopted by another person and shall be calculated for the total number of children born. Remarried couples are not in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and the total number of their children is calculated on a cumulative basis by a number of children. Article 3XV does not meet the provision of a child under the Regulations and shall not be exempted from social support and from administrative or disciplinary action on the grounds of divorce or the transfer of a child to another person. Article 36, paragraph (i), of the Regulations unlawfully introduce family planning operations for others, including the following: (i) The institutions carrying out family planning operations have not been authorized by the Population and Family Planning Administration or the Health Administration; (ii) The area of operations not approved and the operation of the services project; (iii) Individual medical institutions. The collection of social support costs is carried out in accordance with the scheme of management of social dependency fees issued by the State Department. Social support payments by the Population and Family Planning Administration of the communes, the Nationalities, the People's Government of the town or the urban street offices should be paid to designated financial institutions within four working days from the date of receipt of social dependency payments by the escrow agencies. Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Social Maintenance Scheme, promulgated by the Department of State, makes it difficult for the parties to pay a lump sum social support fee. Payments of social support costs were made by the approval period, and the Population and Family Planning Administration, the delegated communes, the Nationalities, the Town People's Government or the Urban Street Office written notification to the parties. The parties should pay their contributions within three years, but the amount paid for the first year shall not be less than 50 per cent of the total. Article 39 does not pay social support under this rule by the parties, who are determined in writing by the executive branch of the population and family planning, the authorized communes, the communes, the Government of the town or the urban street offices to pay their contributions and receive a lag of 2 per 1,000 per person per month from the date of the surrender; they are still not paid and can be enforced by the population and the executive branch of the district-level government that made written decisions. Annex VI Article 40 “Children's paternity Herals”, which was published by the Provincial People's Government's Population and Family Planning Administration, was issued free of charge. The Second Child Maternity Proceeds Act was compiled by the Ministry of Population and Family Planning. Article 42 The Rules for the Implementation of the Family Planning Regulations in Northern Province of the River, published on 16 September 1995, were repealed. |
