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Administrative Measures On Family Planning In Hunan Province

Original Language Title: 湖南省流动人口计划生育管理办法

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(Prelease No. 173 of the Order of the People of the Southern Province of Lake Lake Lake, 22 June 2003)

In order to strengthen the management of family planning for the mobile population, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population, to effectively control population growth, and to develop this approach in accordance with the People's Republic of China Population and Family Planning Act, the Mobility of the Mobility of the Population and Family Planning approved by the State Department of State, and the Population and Family Planning Regulations of the Southern Province.
Article 2. This approach applies to family planning management and services for persons who may have a child (hereinafter referred to as a mobile population) who leave the home country or on the streets.
Family planning management and services are not applicable to those who operate between urban areas under the jurisdiction of the city and those who do not operate.
Article 3. The Government of the people at all levels is united in leading the process of family planning for the mobile population within the present administration, organizes and coordinates the integrated management of family planning for the mobile population and incorporates them into the responsibility for population and family planning.
Article 4
Ministries such as public security, business administration, labour and social security, personnel, health, construction, housing management, transport and finance are responsible for family planning and service management within their respective responsibilities.
Article 5. The Government's family planning administration at all levels should strengthen the computerized management of mobile population family planning information. Sectors such as development plans, family planning, public safety, labour and social security, statistics, health should provide data on the flow of population and provide information-sharing.
The Family Planning Association at all levels assists the Government's family planning administration in the management and service of the mobile population and builds mobile population family planning associations to implement self-management, self-education and self-service.
The mass groups such as trade unions, communes, gynaecologists and the private business associations of individual workers should play a social role in collaboration with the Government's family planning administration to manage and service the mobile population.
Article 7. The process of family planning for the mobile population is governed by the location of their families and by the Government of the people of residence. The Government of the people of residence should calculate the number of the population invested in local funding.
Article 8 Removal of the people's residence (community) or the street offices are responsible for managing access to population family planning:
(i) Conduct regular population and family planning awareness education;
(ii) Identification of matrimonial certificates for the mobile population (hereinafter referred to as matrimonial certificates), processing of changes in the status of marriage of the mobile population, and provision of productive and living services for the mobile population;
(iii) Organizing relevant units to provide child-care services, such as paternity care, good birth and reproductive health, and to provide contraceptive screening for married-age women, to guide the implementation of contraceptives by matrimonial couples and to ensure that pregnant women who do not meet statutory maternity conditions terminate their pregnancy;
(iv) Linkages with the Government of the People's Government or the Office of the Street People, where the mobile population is located, to inform the families of the mobile population;
(v) The establishment of a roster of mobile population family planning management and the registration of family planning information for married-age women;
(vi) Organizing a review of the family planning of the mobile population, which is governed by the law.
Article 9
(i) Conduct population and family planning awareness education that guides the implementation of contraceptives by parent couples;
(ii) A marriage-based birth certificate, as prescribed;
(iii) To establish a system of contact with the Government of the people (communes) of the mobile population, or in the street offices, to respond to the mobile population family planning information and to process the registration of changes in the status of marriage;
(iv) The establishment of a roster of mobile population family planning management and the registration of family planning information for married-age women;
(v) Actually address violations of family planning provisions.
Article 10 Removal of persons of reproductive age from the place of home, except as provided for in article 12 of this approach, shall have a legal form of marriage, identity documents and applications signed by the Village (LNL) Committee or units, to the local commune (communes) Government or the street office to conduct a uniformed birth certificate by the Department of State's family planning administration. After receipt of the relevant material from the child-bearing age, the certificate shall be given on the date of marriage.
The effective period of marriage birth certificate is three years. The licensee shall, within 30 days prior to the expiry of the effective period or after the changes in the status of marriage, be replaced by the licensee.
Article 11. A child-bearing person has one of the following cases, and the issuing authority shall suspend the processing of a marriage certificate and inform the reasons in writing:
(i) The provision of effective proof materials as provided for in this approach;
(ii) The failure to implement contraceptives or the non-compliance with statutory maternity conditions to terminate pregnancy;
(iii) Untreated births in violation;
(iv) Women who have been married have not signed family planning contracts as prescribed.
Article 12: The following mobile population is governed by family planning management and services as a permanent population and does not require a marriage certificate of origin:
(i) Persons of childbearing age who have been separated from their families as a result of the marriage to the spouse's work unit or the settlement of the spouse's place of residence;
(ii) The acquisition of property in the present place of residence and the subsequent residence of more than one year.
After the arrival of a mobile population of the childbearing age at the present place of residence, a marriage certificate should be sent within 15 days to the local commune (commune) people's Government or to the street offices, and women of the age of marriage should also present a screening of contraceptives from their families for almost three months.
Article 14. The people's Government, street offices and family planning administrations in the current place of residence (communes), should provide family planning services that are equal to the regular population for the mobile population who have been tested for marriage.
Article 15 Females who have been married to the mobile population shall be inspected by the Government of the People's Republic of residence (communes) or by the street offices, and report on contraceptives to the communes (communes) or the street offices. After the receipt of the report file by the household, it may not be required to return to the inspection.
Article 16 provides for the approval of (continuation) or an annual examination of the relevant testimony of the mobile population, which has been identified by the Government of the people of their residence (communes) or by the street offices, that there is no marriage certificate, that is not subject to approval (continuation) or the granting of an annual hearing, and that the marriage certificate is not validated, and that it is not permitted to grant an annual review; that the marriage certificate does not have been confirmed, shall be subject to the approval of the approval (continuation) or will inform the Government of its residence or residence.
Article 17
(i) The mobile population of labour relations with a unit or individual, who is responsible for a user unit or an employer;
(ii) The mobile population engaged in contracting and renting operations, which is responsible for direct lenders and direct renters;
(iii) The mobile population of the trade market, which is responsible for market services or hosts;
(iv) The mobile population engaged in transport, which is responsible for transport operators;
(v) Unemployed people living with their relatives, who are responsible for the home owners;
(vi) The mobile population of the rented homes (including the place of operation), which is responsible for the rental of houses or individuals.
The Villagers' Committee, the Resident Council, implement regular management of the mobile population other than the provisions of paragraph 1 of this article and assist the Government of the communes (communes) or the street offices to monitor the performance of the recurrent management responsibilities of mobile populations within the Territory.
Article 18 units and individuals responsible for the regular management of family planning for the mobile population should perform the following duties:
(i) The admission of a mobile population from work or residence to a married birth certificate that is not admitted to a certificate of unmarriage or to a marriage certificate;
(ii) Compliance with family planning provisions as a condition for the admission and residence of the mobile population;
(iii) Education for population and family planning, generation of contraceptives and assistance in the delivery of contraceptives, good birth and reproductive health services;
(iv) In a timely manner reflecting the matrimonialization of the mobile population, women of married age are allowed to participate in the screening of contraceptives, the introduction of contraceptives by married couples, and the mobilization of pregnant women who do not meet statutory maternity conditions to terminate pregnancy.
Article 19 The married matrimonials of the mobile population can prove their children in the present place of residence by the Government of the People's Republic, the Street Office or the Family Planning Administration.
No unit or person is prohibited to provide shelters and other facilities for the transfer of children in violation of the law.
Article 20, when health-care institutions provide maternity-care services for women who are more than 13 weeks of pregnancy, they should be checked, registered with their maternity certificates and identity cards; there is no birth certificate or incompatibility with the identity card and should be reported within a period of 24 hours of maternity to the people's government or to the street offices.
Article 21, the mobile population is born in the present place of residence, where the place of residence and residence is governed by the National Family Planning Statistics, where it resides for more than six months of childbearing in the present place of residence and is statistically born as a permanent population.
Article 2 has already been charged with the payment of maternity services for the population who have been married to the age of childbearing. The mobile population of the province is paid by himself and is reimbursed by the communes (communes) or by the streets' offices, except where the place of residence is covered by the provisions; the population of movement within the province is paid by the people of the current place of residence (community) or the street office. The communes (communes) government or the streets' offices are charged with charging by all levels of family planning administration for family planning.
Article 23 awards for the sole-born child of the mobile population are carried out by a user unit; a person-less unit is implemented by the people's government or the street office in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province, the self-governance area and the municipality of the ward.
Article twenty-fourth nightmary of mobile population practitioners enjoys legal protection from the legal rights of women in the workplace, maternity, maternity and breastfeeding.
Article 25 units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the process of family planning for the mobile population, such as units and individuals that reported that the mobile population does not meet statutory maternity conditions or maternity, are rewarded by all levels of government or relevant departments.
Article 26 Mobile populations are in violation of family planning provisions and are governed by law by the principle of whoever is dealt with by the Government of the People's Government of Family Planning or by the communes entrusted to them by their current place of residence or by the location of their families.
The mobile population has been dealt with in violation of the provisions of family planning in one place and cannot be dealt with again by the same fact.
Article 27, forfeiture, sale and sale of matrimonial certificates, was warned by more than 5,000 family planning administrations, forfeiture documents and proceeds of law, for more than 5,000 dollars of the proceeds of the violation, for more than 10 times the amount of fines for the proceeds of the offence, for which there was no proceeds of the offence or less than 5,000 for the proceeds of the offence.
The evidence of matrimonial care obtained by deceasing, concealing, bribeing, etc. is null and void, and the proven units are wrong and administratively disposed of by law to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible.
Article 28 gives birth certificates, which are converted by an order of responsibility for the administration of family planning over the district, gives warnings to the confiscation of proceeds of the conflict; proceeds of the conflict with more than one million yen are fined for more than six times the proceeds of the offence; there are no proceeds of the offence or less than one million dollars of the proceeds of the offence.
Article 29 of the mobility population is not subject to a prescribed or a marriage certificate, and is not subject to a screening of contraceptives, after being supervised by the people's Government, the street office or the family planning administration, the Government of the communes, the street office or the family planning administration, has been overdue, the non-recruitment or the refusal of inspection, which is warned by the district family planning administration and can be punished with a fine of over 200 million dollars.
Article 33 does not justify the refusal or delay in the processing of matrimonial certificates, or violates the mandatory requirement for the return of married women to their families to receive contraceptive screenings, as well as the lack of reasonable grounds to refuse to communicate, respond to family planning, which causes out-of-planned reproduction, are being rectified by the executive order of family planning in the local district and may recommend that the authorities give administrative disposal to those responsible.
Article 31 Staff in sectors such as public security, business administration, labour and social security, health, construction, housing management, etc., are not subject to verification of marriage certificates or confirmation of non-marriage certificates, or administrative disposition by law.
Article 32 provides for the regular management responsibility of the mobile population family planning units and individuals who do not perform the management duties, which are warned by the executive branch of the family planning in more than 1,000 dollars.
Article 33 Abuse by family planning staff in the context of family planning in the context of mobile population family planning, sterilization, provocative fraud, misappropriation, administrative disposition by law, and criminal accountability by law.
Article 34 of this approach was implemented effective 1 August 2003.