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(Adopted by the 31st ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi on 9 June 2004 No. 173 of 4 August 2004 by the People's Government Order No. 173 of 4 August 2004 for publication of implementation effective 1 October 2004) Chapter I General In order to strengthen the management of family planning technology services, stabilize the low levels of fertility, improve the quality of the population, guarantee the reproductive health rights of citizens, develop this approach in line with the laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Population and Family Planning, the Family Planning Technical Services Regulations and the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Province of San Orientale province. Article II agencies and their personnel involved in family planning technical services in the administration of the province should be subject to this approach. Article 3. Governments at all levels should incorporate family planning technology networks into national economic and social development plans and regional health planning, gradually improving the facilities and conditions of technical services and improving the level of technical services. The Family Planning Technical Services Network consists of the Family Planning Technology Service and the medical, health-care institutions involved in family planning technology services. Article IV Article 5 gives married couples the right to an informed choice of contraceptive methods, while implementing family planning obligations, implementing contraceptives in a timely manner, participating in reproductive health inspections, self-sensitizing guidance on family planning technology services, preventing and reducing unwanted pregnancies. To promote and encourage the choice of long-lasting contraceptives for married children. Chapter II Technical services Article 6. Family planning technology services include guidance, counselling and clinical health services related to family planning. Specific services are implemented in accordance with the Family Planning Technology Services Management Regulations. Article 7. Free projects for contraceptives and planting technology services include: (i) Pregnancy, humiliation; (ii) The placement, access to medical examinations provided for in the uterine system and in the technical tradition; (iii) Medical inspections under crafts, induced crafts and technical traditions; (iv) Medical inspections provided for in the zophistication, the transmission of eldomy and technical traditions; (v) Family planning operations and treatment of complications. Article 8. The Family Planning Technical Services Agency may carry out other reproductive health services around reproductive, patriarchal and reproductive health services, in conjunction with the free-of-charge project for contraceptive and planting technology services. Article 9. The mother-to-children of rural family planning receive free contraceptives and planting technology services and the requirements are included in the financial budget at all levels. Parental couples who have introduced family planning are entitled to free distribution of family planning pharmacies, the cost of receiving contraceptives, babies technology services, participating in health insurance or maternity insurance, paid by the basic health insurance fund or maternity insurance fund; the absence of the above-mentioned insurance, the work unit is covered by its units, the absence of work units or the payment of minimum living guarantees to the urban population, and is paid by the street offices at the household level from the funding for family planning technology services. The cost of the project provided by the mobile matrimonials prior to the acceptance of the present place of residence is vested in the useful labour units, which are covered by their units, and are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Article 10. The husband and wife who undergo sterilization is required to reborn in special circumstances, as evidenced by the Government of the communes (communes) and the street offices, which are subject to statutory maternity conditions, can accept the rehabilitation of maternity operations. Article 11 introduces a system of informed consent for family planning operations. Prior to the introduction of family planning technical services and medical, health-care institutions working in the delivery of family planning techniques, crafts should inform the contractor of the relevant information about the operation and sign medical instruments with the consent of the craft or its relatives. Article 12 Family planning technology services and the health-care services for family planning techniques, the pharmacies used by health-care institutions should be in line with the national family planning techniques, the pharmacies. Article 13. Family planning technology services and medical, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services shall not conduct stereotyped or gender-dependent termination of pregnancy. Article 14. The husband and wife require human support for reproductive technology and should have a family planning certificate from the district-level population and the family planning administration at the place of his permanent household. In the absence of evidence or incompatible with family planning policies, units carrying out human support for reproductive technology cannot provide human support for reproductive technology services. The units implementing human support for reproductive technology should be subject to relevant legal and technical norms. Article 15 involves advertising family planning techniques, which should be reviewed by provincial population and family planning administration. Specific approaches are developed by the Provincial Population and Family Planning Administration with the provincial and commercial administration. Chapter III Article 16 provides for public service activities such as family planning technology services, advocacy, operational training, pharmaceutical supplies and supplies at all levels of financial burden. Article 17 Family planning technology services and health-care services for family planning technologies should, within their respective responsibilities, promote knowledge on the basis of population and family planning for the child-bearing age, undertake pregnancy screening, accompanying access to services, assume family planning, reproductive health counselling, guidance and technical services. Article 18, with the approval of the Health Administration of the Family Planning Technical Service for the Access to the Medical Agency's Licence, can apply to the Labour and Social Security Administration for the eligibility of the basic medical establishments for the primary health insurance of the urban workers. The Labour and Social Security Administration should review the application of the Family Planning Technical Services Agency and the various materials provided, in accordance with conditions, and be granted the accreditation of the basic health-care institutions for urban workers. Article 19 Personnel of the Family Planning Technical Service have been employed to establish job responsibilities and vetting oversight mechanisms, increasing service efficiency and level of work. Article 20 Persons engaged in family planning technology services should be eligible for appropriate operational qualifications, knowledge of family planning laws, regulations and policies, familiarity with relevant professional base theoretical knowledge and operational skills and the availability of family planning technical standards and service norms. Article 21 Persons engaged in family planning technology services must be consulted by themselves and, in accordance with the provisions for completing the health-care instruments for family planning technology services, the evidence of family planning technology services is available. Persons engaged in family planning technology services must not be forged, concealed or self-destructed to destroy the medical instruments for family planning technology services, nor should the supporting documentation be available for family planning technical services that are not relevant to the scope of their own operations or are not in line with the operational categories. Chapter IV Oversight management Article 2 Article 23: The Population and Family Planning Administration and the Health Administration should introduce information networking, resource-sharing in family planning, maternal and child health, and establish a system for regular briefings. Article 24 provides family planning pharmacies free of charge to married child-bearing age personnel, either by technical service providers of family planning services or by village councils, resident councils, agencies, groups, business-based organizations, and the population and family planning administration should strengthen monitoring and management. Sectors such as drug surveillance, business administration, population and family planning carry out inspections and supervision in accordance with their responsibilities for the distribution of family planning kits. No organization or person shall be allowed to sell and sell family planning kits free of charge by the Government. Article 25 Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 26 The Family Planning Technical Services Agency, in the context of family planning technical services, has been able to use national family planning techniques, pharmacies other than pharmacies, and is responsible for the reform of their deadlines by the Government's population and family planning administrations at the district level; and the fines of up to 1000. Medical, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services violate the provisions of paragraph 1 and are responsible for the improvement of their duration by the health administration at the district level, which is less than 1,000 dollars for non-profit medical, health-care institutions, and fines up to $300,000 for the profitability of medical, health-care institutions. Article 27 organizes and individuals who sell and sell the Government free of charge family planning pharmacies, which are inspected by national legislation and regulations, in accordance with the relevant national legislation. Article 28 Personnel of the Family Planning Technical Service operate in a manner that violates one of the circumstances in which the scheme is being reorganized by the Executive Office of the Population and Family Planning of the Government of more than the population at the district level, giving warning, default or excessive administrative disposal; in serious circumstances, giving downgrading, removal or dismissal of administrative disposal; and constitutes an offence punishable by law: (i) In violation of the technical norms of family planning, resulting in serious consequences; (ii) Including family planning technology services; (iii) To sign documents such as diagnosis, treatment, without consultation; (iv) Fering, concealing or unauthorized destruction of medical instruments for family planning technology services; (v) Other grave consequences. Medical, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services violate the preceding paragraph and are punished by the health administration at the district level, in accordance with the relevant national legal regulations, which constitute crimes and are held in accordance with the law. Article 29 Technical services for family planning and medical, health-care institutions engaged in family planning technology services violate the provisions of this approach by carrying out human-supported reproductive technology for married couples who do not meet maternity policy or by granting human support for reproductive technology, resulting in a violation of policy maternity, or the occurrence of major accidents in family planning technology services, by a reduction or removal of administrative treatment of competent personnel or other persons directly responsible for family planning, or by the health administration, which is responsible for their direct responsibility, by law, criminal responsibility. Article 31 provides for family planning evidence that is altered by the executive branch of the population and family planning or by the health administration in accordance with its mandate, warnings and confiscation of proceeds of the law; more than 100,000 proceeds of the offence, paying more than six times the amount of the fine of 100,000 dollars without the proceeds of the conflict or the proceeds of the violation; fines of more than 300,000 dollars in the event of serious circumstances; the suspension of the licensee's certificates; and the prosecution of criminal responsibility under the law. Contrarying, transforming, selling and selling family planning evidence, the confiscation of proceeds of the law by the population and the family planning administration, with more than 5,000 dollars of proceeds of the violation, pays more than ten times the amount of the offence, and the absence of the proceeds of the conflict or the lack of a fine of €50 million for the proceeds of the offence; and constitutes an offence punishable by law. Access to family planning evidence by reason of failure is removed by the Population and Family Planning Administration from their family planning certificates; proven units have been wrong and administratively disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law. Article 31 Other violations committed in family planning technology services are dealt with in accordance with the relevant legislation. Annex VI Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2004. |
