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(Summit 12th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of Yumnang on 4 January 2004 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 121 of 20 January 2004 on the People's Government of Yumnang, which was launched effective 1 March 2004) Article 1, in order to prevent, control the spread and spread of AIDS, guarantees public health and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Control of Infectious Diseases. Article II. AIDS prevention, adherence to the prevention of co-operation, strengthening advocacy, behaviour intervention and human care, and integrated prevention and governance. Article 3. The Government of the people at all levels leads the fight against AIDS, develops plans for AIDS prevention and control, arranges for the implementation of AIDS prevention and organizes the coordination of AIDS prevention efforts in the relevant sectors. Article 4 In line with its responsibilities, the Quarantine Department is responsible for monitoring HIV infection and testing for entry and entry personnel. Other relevant sectors are responsible for AIDS prevention within their respective responsibilities, and are in collaboration with the health administration. The Urban Resident Council and the Rural Village People's Committee should undertake AIDS prevention and care activities for persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients, guided by the health administration and the relevant sectors. Article 5 Governments and their relevant sectors should take measures to promote HIV prevention and control. The media, such as radio, television, and the press, should conduct public information on AIDS prevention and knowledge. General higher schools, general secondary schools and secondary vocational technical schools should incorporate AIDS prevention and knowledge into health education curricula or thematic lectures. Article 6. The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level and its relevant departments have given recognition and incentives to the units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the prevention of AIDS. Sections such as science and technology, health and pharmacies should place AIDS prevention studies as a focus on science and technology offensive projects, undertake external exchanges and cooperation, promote the development of applications and results-based approaches to AIDS treatment. Article 8. More than sanitary administrations at the district level, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, establish a network of networks for monitoring, testing and information on HIV, analyses and forecasts of the prevalence of AIDS and provide scientific basis for the development of prevention and control responses. Article 9. Units and individuals should be synchronized with AIDS monitoring by disease prevention agencies. Article 10. Health, blood and testing institutions should provide services for voluntary HIV counselling and testing citizens. Article 11 donates human organizations, organs, cells, bones, blood or liquids, and should be tested for HIV infection. HIV-infected persons and AIDS patients contribute human organizations, organs, cells, bones, blood or meals. Article 12. The health administration at the district level should conduct clean-up and community-based drug treatment for injecting drug users in health-care institutions with the public security, pharmacies and health services. Article 13 provides public places for accommodation, hotels, hospitality, etc., and the public places of business and recreational services, where the operator shall be housed in the place of business or a safe set of resale facilities. A medical facility that has been approved for the start-up of drug treatment operations or for AIDS, STD operations should be installed in their medical facilities or a safe set of resale facilities. Mobile sites such as vehicle stations, airports, terminals, working sites, tourist landscapes can be installed in the light of the reality. In the first three conditions, the installation of condoms and the installation of a safe set of resale facilities are carried out by the health administration at the district level and the family planning sector. Article 14. Victims of HIV and AIDS patients and their relatives are legally protected. No unit or person shall discriminate against persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients and their relatives, and shall not deprive them of their rights to work, learn and live. Article 15. Health, testing of sanitary institutions to detect persons infected with HIV or AIDS patients shall report on the epidemic in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations. The provincial health administration should be informed and published in accordance with the provisions of the superior health administration. Article 16 Persons infected with HIV and AIDS in persons who have been forced to stop drug, labour corrections, host education, correctional services and other persons who have been restricted to the liberty of the person, shall be administered by a regulatory unit under the guidance of the disease prevention control agencies; and when it is permitted to leave a regulatory facility, the regulatory units shall inform local disease prevention agencies. Article 17 units engaged in HIV control experiments should strictly implement the regulatory and operational protocols established by the Health Administration to prevent the spread of laboratory infections and HIV. The preservation, transmission and use of the HIV-introviral strains shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions and no units and individuals shall exchange, communicate and use themselves. The establishment, clearance and management of AIDS testing laboratories are carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions. The treatment of HIV-infected persons and AIDS patients needs to be treated by medical institutions designated by the provincial health administration. Persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients need to be treated outside the preceding paragraph or with other diseases, and medical institutions may not give rise to precision and refuse access to treatment for any reason. Article 19 Medical institutions should provide free and compulsory treatment for mothers infected with HIV; free of charge for those infected with HIV and AIDS patients living in urban areas and in rural areas; and the requirements are guaranteed by the Government of the people at the district level. Article 20 Article 21 units and individuals should be kept confidential for persons infected with HIV and AIDS patients without disclosing information such as their name, place, work unit and history. Article 2 concerns the Government of the people and its constituent departments that do not fulfil their responsibilities under this approach, resulting in the dissemination of HIV, the consequences of the epidemic, the administrative disposition of their principal responsibilities, responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities under the law or the removal of their functions; the administrative disposition of dismissal by law; and the criminal responsibility of the law. Article 23. Health institutions have one of the following acts, which are being corrected and warned by the executive branch of the district and above; in serious circumstances, the suspension of the authorization of the medical institution in accordance with the law; disciplinary treatment of its principal heads, responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities by law, or dismissal; and criminal liability by law: (i) Failure to carry out its reporting duties under the law on AIDS monitoring, epidemics, conceals, debriefs or lies in the epidemic; (ii) To deny access to persons infected with HIV or AIDS patients; (iii) Disclosure of the names of persons infected with HIV or AIDS patients, sites, work units and the history of disease; (iv) Unauthorized HIV antiretroviral treatment. Article 24, in violation of article 13, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, of this approach, is changing the time limit for the management of the health administration at the district level; late refusal is not rectified and administrative sanctions are imposed by law. Article 25, in violation of article 11, article 17 of this scheme, is subject to a warning by the health administration at the district level or to a fine of up to 1000 dollars; in the event of a serious fine of more than 30,000 dollars; and criminal liability by law. Article 26 |
