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(Health No. 155 of 18 June 2003 of the People's Government Order No. 155) Chapter I General Article 1 establishes this provision in line with the provisions of the Law on Population and Family Planning of the People's Republic of China, the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Province of San Suu Kyi province. Article 2, paragraph 2, applies to citizens who have a place of origin or residence in the present city's administration, as well as to legal persons and other organizations within the city's administration. Implementation of family planning is a fundamental national policy. Citizens have the right to maternity, as well as the obligation to implement family planning in accordance with the law. Both spouses have a common responsibility in implementing family planning. Article IV. The Government of the people at all levels leads to the work of the population and family planning within the current administration, and establishes mechanisms for the sound population and family planning, which are in accordance with the law. Article 5 The urban, district (market) people have given priority to the population and the family planning cause of poor villages in the town of poverty (farm), the Government of the town (at the streets). Article 6. Government units and individuals at all levels that make significant achievements in the work of population and family planning are recognized and rewarded in accordance with the relevant provisions. Chapter II Article 7 Article 8. The unit responsible for population and family planning is responsible for the management of the services of the village (resident) self-government and community services. Article 9. The Government of the Municipalities and the People's Government of the Region, the People's Government of the Region and the Government of the Town People's Government (Robb Street Office) have signed a letter of responsibility for the management of population and family planning objectives, and assessed them and punished. The Town People's Government (Roman Street Office) should enter into a book on population and family planning agreements with the Village (HLM) and review. The Town People's Government (Roman Office) should enter into a bill of responsibility for the management of population and family planning objectives, or a book of population and family planning agreements, in accordance with the principle of territorial management, with the authorities, groups, business organizations and other organizations of the Territory, as well as an assessment of the award and punishment. The units that have signed a book of responsibility for the management of the population and the family planning agreement shall be co-ordinated with family planning, as required by the letter of responsibility or the letter of agreement. Article 10: The executive branch of the city, district (market) is the competent authority for the work of population and family planning in the present administration and shall perform the following functions: (i) To follow up on the policies and legal regulations governing population and family planning; (ii) The day-to-day work on the implementation of population and family planning programmes; (iii) Oversight, inspection and supervision of the administration of family planning; (iv) Organizing family planning counselling and awareness-raising efforts; (v) Planning and statistics for population and family planning; (vi) Management of family planning technology services; (vii) Mobility of family planning and services; (viii) Other work responsibilities for population and family planning. Article 11. The Government of the Town (Roman Office) shall perform the following duties: (i) Population and family planning management and services for child-bearing age personnel within the jurisdiction; (ii) Oversight inspection, assessment of population and family planning management and services in the Residential Territories; (iii) Other work related to family planning. Article 12 (i) Staff with family planning; (ii) The day-to-day management of population and family planning; (iii) Education for population and family planning; (iv) Provide population and family planning services; (v) Other work on population and family planning. Article 13, bodies, enterprise organizations and other organizations shall perform the following functions: (i) To follow up on the letter of responsibility for the management of population and family planning goals with the Government of the Town People's Republic (Roman Street Office) or the book on population and family planning agreements, and to receive guidance, supervision and evaluation of family planning work in the Government of the resident town (the Street Office); (ii) The internal family planning system within the sound unit and the responsibility to implement family planning goals; (iii) Ensure access to family planning education, information coverage and contraceptives; (iv) A family planning certificate; (v) Implement incentives for family planning for employees of this unit (including contract workers, temporary workers); (vi) Staff members who have removed the labour relationship from the unit shall communicate their family planning information within 30 days to the Government of the people of their homes and in the town of residence (the Street Office) and to process the handover of the personnel and family planning files; (vii) Other work on population and family planning. Article XIV imposes a statutory representation or lead responsibility for family planning objectives, and the statutory representative or head of organs, groups, business organizations and other organizations shall ensure the achievement of the objectives of family planning by providing for family planning. Article 15. The Government of the city, district (market) and the respective development plans, education, science and technology, public safety, civil affairs, personnel, administration of justice, inspection, finance, business, construction, culture, health, statistics, urban administration, drug control, press publication, radio television, labour and social security, signed a book of responsibility for population and family planning, and assessed its nuclear assessment and punished. Business, drug surveillance, public security, and vertically led sectors with population and family planning management responsibilities, should sign a letter of responsibility on a case-by-step basis and conduct an evaluation of the award and punish the award. Units that fulfil the responsibility for population and family planning should be co-ordinated, supported and co-ordinated with family planning, as required by the letter of responsibility. Article 16 Social groups, such as trade unions, communists, women's associations, family planning organizations and other organizations, as well as citizens, should assist the people's Government in its work on population and family planning. Article 17 eliminates its comprehensive and advanced selection eligibility for organs, groups, business organizations and other organizations that have not fulfilled the goal of family planning responsibilities or that have occurred in violation of childbearing. Employers of organs, groups, business organizations and other organizations are in conflict with the law, who are not willing to commit a pregnancy until such time as a pregnancy is in conflict with the law or are dismissed, resigned and removed from the labour relationship, and their family planning objectives are vested separately by the former and the existing units. Article 18 implements the separation audit, tracing and punishment system for family planning. A unit that conceals reports and omissions should be held accountable to the then responsible person in accordance with the competence of the personnel management, the rewards that had been enjoyed, the elimination of the honours obtained and the inclusion of the year's objective responsibilities for the unit. Chapter III Article 19 Employees who commit even marriage, with the exception of marital leave provided by the State, add 14 days for marriage. In addition to the maternity leave provided by the State, the number of maternity leave was 60 days, and the male was granted 7 days of care. An increase in marriage leave, maternity leave shall be used for marriage and maternity leave, as prescribed by the State, and the care leave shall be used during maternity leave for women. Increases in marriage leave, maternity leave, care leave are considered to be paid and wages and benefits are treated constant. The specific incentives for the late marriage of the townless and peasants are determined by the Governments of the municipalities in accordance with the local economic situation. Article 20 Employees are subject to family planning operations, which are certified by medical, health-care or family planning technical services, and are provided with a specific approach by the municipal family planning administration. Article 21 has one of the couples, whose unit or village (habit) have been verified by the Government of the Town (Obrica) for the sole-born child's paternity certificate, as requested by themselves. (i) A child born only and voluntarily no longer born; (ii) Two children, one of which is no longer born after the death; (iii) No child shall be born after adoption by law. The age of the child shall be within 14 years of age or within the age of 49. Article 2 states that a husband and wife of a single child shall be subject to a change procedure to the Government of the town (the Street Office). (i) A child born after the death of a child alone; (ii) After the death of the child alone, a child was adopted and no longer born. Article 23 holds the matrimonials of the Single Child, which enjoy the following preferential treatment and incentives: (i) Grants not less than 13 per month from the application of the “Child-Child-Child-Child-Child-Child” for a period of 14 years to the child. The incentives are distributed by 50 per cent of the units of the spouses. Agencies, business organizations are charged with administrative expenses; businesses are listed in public interest funds; incentives for urban non-farmers and farmers are paid by the Government of the Towns of the House of Commons ( Street Office) and are difficult to receive adequate subsidies from the city's finances; (ii) The parent of the sole-born child is the agency, the employee of the cause unit and the retirement of a 5 per cent pension of his standard salary after retirement, plus a portion of the non-payment of more than 100 per cent after the release, which is funded from the original wage channel. The parent of the sole-born child is the employer of the enterprise and, at the time of retirement, a one-time old-age grant is paid by the unit at 30 per cent of the average annual wage of the employee in this city; (iii) Medical fees for single-born children, complex fees for admission to primary and secondary schools in general and tuition fees for high-level secondary schools in the vocational (agriculture) can be reimbursed according to the relevant provisions by the unit of the parent of the child alone; (iv) The death of a minor child alone may be granted a lump-sum grant from his or her parents not less than 1,000 dollars, which is required by the channels set out in paragraph 1 of this article. Article 24 is in line with the conditions of the second child of the child, with the ability to make a child free of the child, and has been processed with the matrimonials of the Bonus of the Single Child, which are not less than $500, respectively. Requirements are required, from administrative expenses, to be paid by businesses from public interest funds; incentives for urban non-farmers and farmers are paid by the Government of the People's Government or the Government of the town of the communes of the household (the Street Office), the Village (resident) Commission. With the abandonment of the two children and the provision of incentives, it also requires that the two children of the child be recovered and that they have received incentives; once again apply for the renunciation of the second child of the child, to honour the rewards for the first time to renounce the second child. Article 25: The Government of the city, the city (market) and the Government of the Town (the street office) should develop a variety of forms of old-age safeguards and medical guarantees in accordance with the principles of government support and voluntary farmers. Conditions of town (the Street Office) and the villages can be handled by single-child parents and single-childs for old-age insurance and major illness insurance; the number of villages carrying out social feed-up insurance, and the collective grant shall be more than 5 per cent for single-child parents. After years of age for single-child parents, priority has been given to old-age services, which can be given preferential prices. Article 26 The Government of the urban, district (commune) may establish family planning public funds, which are made up of funds such as government funds, civilian donations, social donations, etc., mainly for the provision of support and assistance on specific family planning. Chapter IV Family planning services and guidance Article 27 Governments at all levels should take measures to provide guidance on family planning for citizens and guarantee the right of citizens to family planning services in accordance with the law. In the case of marriage of citizens, the marriage certificate, the family slogan should be registered by the Government of the people of the town where the first child was to be a parent before the child's first child (the street office) and free access to the Family Planning Services Manual, which enjoys priority preferential services for family planning. Medical, health-care and family planning technology services and their staff are provided with family planning services, maternity care and delivery services, and the public security sector, when dealing with newborn families, should be screened for the Family Planning Service Manual or the Maternity certificate, the public security sector should also retain the newborn homeholding; the discovery of a handbook on family planning services or maternity certificates should be informed within three days of the administrative or town government of the local family planning in the area of the institution (the Street Office). Article 29 provides for matrimonials with family planning, free of charge to the targeted medical, health-care and family planning technical services. Its requirements are guaranteed by the fiscal budget at the municipal, district (commune) level, which is not covered by the maternity insurance fund, and by the employees who have not participated in the maternity insurance scheme. Family planning treatment costs other than basic projects provided by the State are borne by individuals. Article 33 The Family Planning Technical Service should carry out population and family planning awareness education, counselling, pharmacies and technical services to guide parent couples to prevent and reduce unwanted pregnancies based on their physical condition, marital status and the adaptability and safety of contraceptives. The introduction of family planning activities should be accompanied by the consent of the craft to guarantee the safety of the craft. Article 31 citizens carrying out family planning operations, who are certified by the charging body for nutrient complications in the area of family planning, shall be inspected and treated according to the assessment. Its costs are charged against the channels provided for in article 29, paragraph 1. In addition to the inspection, treatment and treatment costs established by the Family Planning Sickness Identification Body, the individual bears. Relevant sectors and units, such as urban, district (market) development plans, family planning, public safety, labour security, civil affairs, education, personnel, health and statistics, should establish a network of population and family planning information to provide relevant population and family planning information in a timely manner. The community should establish networks and systems for the sound population and family planning services to collect information on the needs of the community's population in a timely manner and provide guidance and services for family planning. The community could form a volunteer to provide population and family planning technology services to the community's population. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 34 employees who commit children in conflict with the law, with the exception of social dependency payments, are subject to the following disposition by their competent units: (i) National staff members shall be granted by law to degradation until dismissal of public office; (ii) Other personnel have been given overtake until dismissal. Article 33 is one of the following acts, which are warned by the authorities of the competent and other persons directly responsible for direct responsibility to the administrative dispositions that have been taken into account; in the case of serious circumstances, the dismissal of their posts: (i) The non-repression, non-recruit or concealment of a child in violation; (ii) No citizen who commits a child in violation of this provision shall be disposed of; (iii) Non-compliance with statutory representative or lead family planning responsibilities; (iv) Other negligence and malfeasibility in family planning. Article 36 Civil, legal and other organizations consider that specific administrative acts of family planning by administrative organs violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Annex VI Article 37 provides that the Excellence of the Single Child Proceeds granted prior to the implementation of the present article has the same legal effect as the Seonomy of the Single Child. Article 338 does not specify and is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province and the city. Article 39 The Modalities for the implementation of the Family Planning Regulations in the Province of San Suu Kyi were also repealed by the Government of the Youth on 13 July 1989. |
