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(Act No. 30 of 26 January 2003 of the Order of the People's Government of Bobo, dated 1 March 2003) In order to guarantee the basic right to life of the urban population, this approach is based on the State Department's Minimum Living Guarantee Regulations for Urban Residents and the Modalities for the implementation of the Minimum Living Guarantee Regulations for Urban Residents in the Province of San Orientale. Article 2 Urban residents with non-agricultural households in the city, whose monthly income is less than the minimum standard of living for the inhabitants of the city, can apply for the minimum living security of the urban population. In mixed households with non-agricultural and agricultural households, the monthly income of family members who live together is less than the minimum standard of living for the city's inhabitants, whose non-agricultural family members can apply for the minimum living security of the urban population. Article 3 Minimum living guarantees for the urban population should uphold the principles of guaranteeing basic life and affordability for the urban population and encourage labour self-saving. Article IV provides for the minimum living security of the urban population. The municipal and district civil affairs sector is responsible for the management of the minimum living security of the urban population in the present administration. The sectors such as finance, statistics, prices, labour guarantees should be able to work in accordance with their respective responsibilities with regard to the minimum living security of the urban population. The provincial civil affairs sector, the street offices and the commune government are responsible for the specific management of the minimum living security of the urban population. The Community Resident Council assumes the day-to-day management services of the minimum living security of the urban population, in accordance with the mandate of the Street Office or the commune government. Article 5 residents of cities that meet minimum living conditions receive the minimum standard of living for the urban population, in accordance with the difference. Article 6. Includes the following: (i) A spouse; (ii) Parental and unmarried children; (iii) Children who have been adult but cannot live independently; (iv) Children of grandchildren and grandchildren who have been killed by their parents or by their grandparents as guardians or who have been adult but who are not independent; (v) Other persons identified by the civil service. Article 7. (i) Wages, awards, subsidies, allowances and other labour income; (ii) Retirement payments, basic cost-of-living and various kinds of insurance benefits paid by the former employee; (iii) A statutory support, a dependent person or a dependant shall be paid for maintenance, dependency or maintenance; (iv) Income earned on rental or sale of family assets; (v) Saving deposits, prices and benefits; (vi) Succession of heritage and acceptance; (vii) The Government of the people at the district level determines other income that should be taken into account. Article 8. (i) To make a special contribution to the State, society and the people, to the rewards granted by the Government, and to the honour benefits enjoyed after the retirement of the labour model at the municipal level; (ii) The pension, grant, care and health benefits enjoyed by the beneficiaries in accordance with national provisions; (iii) Accumulates, social insurance payments paid by the incumbent; (iv) The Government and society grant the right to a living in poverty; (v) The Government of the people at the district level determines other income that is not taken into account. Article 9. The calculation of household income is based on the average amount of the actual income of the resident family for the first three months of the minimum living security for the urban population. Article 10. Minimum living security standards for urban residents are determined by the municipal civil affairs sector, with the financial, statistical, material and other sectors necessary to maintain the basic life of the urban population, with due consideration to water, electricity, fuel (flamm) costs and the cost of compulsory education for minors, to be published after the approval of the city's Government and adjusted in accordance with local economic development and changes in the basic living necessities of the population. Article 11. The minimum cost of living security for the urban population is subject to a sub-prime burden. The district financial sector should properly arrange minimum living security requirements and hire staff requirements, in accordance with actual work needs. Article 12 Minimum living security requirements for urban residents are included in the financial budget to include special social relief expenditure subjects, exclusive management, earmarking, and welfare funds raised by the municipal distribution of welfare awards can be properly arranged for part of the minimum living security of the urban population. The civil affairs sector should submit to the same-level financial sector, by the end of each year, a minimum cost-of-living fund for urban residents for the next year, with financial sector clearance. The financial sector should ensure use in accordance with the approved expenditure budget. Article 13. The use of minimum living guarantees for urban residents is monitored by law by the financial, audit and inspection services. The civil affairs sector should report to the same-level financial sector the minimum cost of living security for the urban population, as required, and prepare the end-of-year accounts for the financial sector. Article 14. Urban residents shall apply for the minimum life-saving treatment of the urban population and shall submit the following materials to the Community Residential Committee of the House of Commons: (i) Applications; (ii) Family certificates, resident identity cards; (iii) Family income certificates; (iv) Other evidence requested by the civil affairs sector. Article 15. Upon receipt of the request, the Community Residential Commission shall verify the applicant's family income and the actual standard of living, and the applicant and the associated units and individuals shall be investigated, as is the case. Article 16, the Council of Community Residents, which meets the minimum living conditions of the urban population, shall be published by the applicant's unit and the residence area, after no objection, to complete the list of minimum living guarantees for the urban population, subject to review by the street office or the commune government, and the civil affairs component of the district. Article 17 does not establish a community resident's commission where the family requires the minimum living security of the urban population, which can make written requests directly to the street offices or the communes' governments to perform investigations verification and reporting procedures directly by the street office or the town's people's Government. The civil affairs sector in the district, through review, is in line with the minimum living conditions of the urban population, which should be issued within 30 days of the applicant's application for the minimum living security of the urban population and for the municipal civil affairs sector; the applicant should be informed, in writing, of the reasons. Article 19 Street offices, communes' governments and community dwellers' councils should verify the income of the guaranteed target-to-child family by a quarterly basis, and, in accordance with the procedures for the timely suspension, reduction or expansion of the minimum standard of living for the urban population, in accordance with the provisions. Article 20 provides that urban residents shall fulfil the following obligations during the period of the minimum living security of the urban population: (i) To receive regular verification, if any, of changes in family members and income; (ii) Labour capacity within the age of employment should be proactive in employment or in the work described by the relevant sectors; (iii) Labour capacity within the age of employment and the absence of employment should be involved in the work of public-private community services organized by the Committee of the Communities. Article 21 Urban residents who enjoy the minimum living security of the urban population receive the following preferential treatment, in accordance with the Urban Minimum Living Guarantee Certificate: (i) Individually operated, with the exception of the State-limited industries, the business sector may, within three years of the date of approval of its operation, be exempted from the administrative fees charged by the business sector for the registration, voucher and management categories; (ii) Students enrolled in primary, secondary and secondary school schools (including general high schools, vocational high schools, occupational specialists, technic schools, municipal secondary vocational schools, secondary teacher education, 70 per cent of school fees; (iii) Medical care at the non-profit hospitals in this city, free of general wall fees, reducing the receipt of CT, electromagnetic penetration, dynamic electrometers, stoves, and 20 per cent of large-scale equipment inspection fees, such as rice, etc., and inpatient congestion rate of 20 per cent, and treatment fees of 20 per cent; (iv) A project for the production of business services, which provides tax relief in accordance with tax legislation and related policies; (v) Family life, within eight tons per household of the pipe, gas and natural gas per household's 10 cubic metres per month, by 70 per cent, exceeds a portion of the regular standard; (vi) Family electricity and non-exclusive school fees, indoor low-pressive route failure rates, and indoor line rehabilitation; (vii) The rental of premises at 70 per cent of the current price; (viii) Other preferential treatment provided by the Government of the People of the City, District. Article 2 violates the provisions of this approach by denying access to employment in the relevant sectors or by refusing to participate in the work of the public interest community, the civil affairs sector eliminates the minimum living security of the urban population who it enjoys. Article 23 is one of the urban residents who enjoy the minimum living security of the urban population, which is criticized by the district civil affairs sector or warnings to recover the minimum living security of their occupier urban residents, in the event of a serious nature, with a fine of more than three times the lead: (i) To use means of misstatement, concealment, falsification, etc. to deceive access to minimum living guarantees for urban residents; (ii) The improvement of household income during the enjoyment of the minimum living security of the urban population and the lack of guidance to the management of the approval body and the continued enjoyment of the minimum standard of living for the urban population. Article 24 is one of the following acts in which persons engaged in the management of the minimum living security of the urban population are criticized for education and are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitute crimes and hold criminal responsibility under the law: (i) No consent shall be signed for households that meet the minimum living conditions of the urban population, or for families that do not meet the minimum living conditions of the urban population; (ii) Toys negligence, favour private fraud, or corruption, misappropriation, depression, and in arrears to the minimum living security of the urban population. Article 25. Urban residents may apply for administrative review in accordance with the law, without approval by the district civil service sector of the minimum living security of the urban population or reduction, the decision to stop the minimum living security of the urban population, or the administrative penalties imposed by the residents of the city, and the administrative proceedings may be instituted in accordance with the law. Article 26 The Royal Government of the city of Bobo, which was enacted on 20 January 1997, repealed the Standard Rules for the Implementation of the Minimum Liveli Line for Urban residents of Bobo. |
