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(Act No. 1 of 19 December 2003 by the People's Government Order [2003] Chapter I General Article 1 establishes this approach in order to guarantee the minimum life of the urban rural hardship population. Article 2 allows rural villagers who have a permanent rural household in the city's administration, who have a per capita income below the rural minimum standard of living, to apply for rural minimum living guarantees in accordance with this approach. Article 3. The implementation of the minimum living security regime for rural residents shall be guided by the following principles: (i) To guarantee the principle of minimum living; (ii) The Government guarantees a combination of social assistance and encourages the principle of self-sustainability; (iii) The principle of territorial management; (iv) The principles of openness, justice and equity. Article IV provides for the minimum living security of the rural population to be held accountable to all levels of government. The municipalities, districts (communes), the civil affairs sector is specifically responsible for the management of minimum living guarantees for rural residents in their respective administrations; the municipalities, districts (markets), the areas of finance, statistics, prices, audit, labour security, etc., within their respective responsibilities, are responsible for the work of the rural minimum living security. The Government of the commune (communes) is responsible for the specific management of minimum living guarantees for rural residents. Villagers' committees should be elected by villagers' representatives meetings to undertake and manage basic work such as minimum living guarantees, day-to-day management and services for the villagers. Chapter II Guarantee standards and secure funds Article 5 Minimum living security standards for rural residents are developed by the municipal civil affairs sector with the same levels of finance, statistics, prices, in accordance with the clothing, food costs necessary for the minimum living of the rural population in my city, with the approval of the municipal people's Government. The minimum standard of living for rural residents will need to be adjusted and approved in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 6 Article 7 is better in the district (community) area, which may establish a minimum standard of living for rural areas, which is higher than the urban government-mandated criteria for the standard segment of the city, to be addressed by the district (commune). Article 8 establishes a system of low-insurance funds. In addition to the financial allocation of budgetary funds, the districts (communes) should be widely mobilized to provide donations, funding for rural low-insurance work and to develop multi-donor inputs mechanisms and enhance security. Chapter III Article 9. The family refers to social life organizations that are legally dependent, dependent and dependent on the facts of the law based on marriage, blood or adoption. The family includes the following members: (i) Marriages; (ii) Parents or adult children who live together; (iii) Adult children who are underage or who have no wage income at schools in the field are required to feed their parents; (iv) Other personnel with maintenance, maintenance and maintenance under the law. Article 10. Income of family members is calculated on the basis of the income of the previous year. The following include: (i) The cultivation, raising of income; (ii) Income from labour exports; (iii) Self-employment income; (iv) Maintenance, dependency and maintenance; (v) Other family incomes should be calculated. The regular pension benefits enjoyed by the beneficiaries, periodic quantitative grants, disability benefits (health) and benefits are not taken into account for family income. Article 11. The calculation of per capita income for family members: The per capita income for family members is the total annual income of the family, excluding the number of members of the household. Chapter IV Application, approval process Article 12. Rural residents shall apply for minimum living guarantees and shall submit an application to the Local Villages Committee in January of each year and provide the following proof: (i) Applications. The basic situation of family members and the basic conditions of life should be identified, leading to poverty. (ii) Family certificates. This includes a household identification card and a photocopy. (iii) Other evidence relating to approval matters. Article 13, the Villagers' Commission has verified the applicant's family economic situation and the actual standard of living within 15 days of the receipt of written requests and, after the adoption of the village low-insurance review panel discussion, the Government of the communes (communes) has been reviewed and made public statements in the village public column. The Government of the commune (communes) has completed a demonstration and review process within 20 days of receipt of the request and will review the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level of the opinion. The Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government of the District (commune) took the decision to grant the application of the minimum living guarantee applicant within 15 days. In accordance with conditions, a certificate of the minimum living security of the rural population of the city of Tangkoh was issued; a written notice of the applicant's reasons was not in accordance with conditions. Article 14. (i) Five rural occupants; (ii) The difficulty in the temporary life of the family caused by disasters or other emergencies; (iii) There are labour in the family without working for productive work that causes hardship; (iv) The applicant and his family members refuse or do not cooperate with the staff to investigate the facts. Chapter V Article 15. Rural hardships, which are in line with low-insecution conditions and approved by the local administration sector, are granted by the Government of the communes (communes) the minimum living guarantees for the rural population by the quarter. Article 16 (i) To grant full subsidies to rural residents with no household income, in accordance with the minimum standard of living for local rural residents; (ii) Disparities for rural residents who have yet to have a certain income but who have a per capita income below the minimum standard of living, depending on the minimum standard of living for local rural residents. Article 17 Changes in the per capita income of households with rural minimum living standards should be reported to the Village People's Committee on their own initiative. The villagers' councils, the communes (communes) have been reviewed every year for families living in the rural minimum. Inadequate conditions, the civil service at the district level has approved the cessation of the payment of the guarantees and has recovered or cancelled its “minimum living guarantees” for rural residents of the city of Tangkoh; the process of processing emission reductions and additional security payments remains in accordance with the procedures. Chapter VI Oversight management Article 18 Village Councils are expected to include rural minimum living guarantees in the public content of village councils, which are open to the guarantor, low-insurance. In violation of the minimum living guarantees of rural residents, any unit and individual have the right to sue and prosecute the civil service or other relevant departments. Article 19 is one of the actions of the minimum living security staff of the rural population, which is to be administratively disposed of by the civil service with the inspectorate; suspected crimes are transferred to the judiciary: (i) Without the consent of the family that meets the minimum living conditions of the rural population, the consent of the family that is incompatible with the minimum living conditions of the rural population is deliberately signed; (ii) Restatements, venture guarantees; (iii) Toys negligence, favour private fraud, corruption, misappropriation, depression, and default on minimum living guarantees for rural residents. Article 20 of the decision of the rural population not to enjoy low-security treatment in the civil affairs sector may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Chapter VII Article 21 districts (markets) may set up rules based on this approach. Article 2 |
