Key Benefits:
(Act No. 12 of 7 April 2003) Article 1 addresses the housing problems of households with the lowest economic income in the town, which, according to the relevant provisions of the State, have been developed in the context of the current city. Article 2 Article 3 of this approach refers to the Government's implementation of social security and the provision of rents for the lowest-economic income households with non-agricultural households. Article IV. The city's resources and the housing administration sector are the administrative authorities responsible for the construction and management of affordable housing in the city. Article 5 (i) Housing security funds in financial budget arrangements; (ii) Some of the funds extracted from royalties; (iii) Funds extracted by 10 per cent from the housing pool; (iv) Funds from various sectors of society. Article 6. Integral housing funds are managed by the city's resources and the housing administration sector, with exclusive stock. Article 7. Integral housing includes: (i) New or acquired housing for the lowest-economist households by the city, the district government; (ii) Removal of public housing; (iii) The housing of households with the lowest economic income is rented and is determined by the city's resources and the housing administration sector; (iv) Housing donations from all sectors of society. Article 8 (i) Non-agricultural households with 6 municipalities; (ii) Confirmation of the lowest-economic income-generating households owned by the municipal civil service; (iii) Unhousehold or per person living below 8 square meters; (iv) Distinguished social contributions and low-income housing hardships. Article 9 is in accordance with the conditions of housing rental accommodation and shall apply to its street offices or units, who are located in their street offices or units, to be registered in the city's resources and housing administration. The following documents shall be made available for registration: (i) Applications for rental housing registration; (ii) Family family scripts and identity cards (reprinted); (iii) The family's current housing statement and current housing rental certificates from the street offices and units; (iv) The minimum economic income from the municipal civil service. Article 10 states that, in accordance with the conditions of rental housing, the post-administered review by the city's resources and the housing administration sector, no objection has been made within 30 days and, in accordance with the extent and order of the housing difficulties. Article 11. The standard of rental housing is regularly published by the city's resources and the housing administration sector. Article 12 Article 13 has one of the following acts, with the approval of the city's resources and the housing administration sector, which can be recovered for the purpose of renting homes; (i) The income of the tenant's family exceeds the minimum living safety line of the entire city; (ii) The unpredictable amount of the rent owed for more than six months; (iii) The tenancy shall not exceed three months; (iv) Rental of affordable housing; (v) Changes in housing use. Article 14. The Government is responsible for the selection of property management units by the city's resources and the housing administration sector, with specialised management. Article 15. Integral housing management units should be maintained in accordance with the provisions of public housing renovation management to guarantee the proper use of housing structures and facilities equipment. Article 16 provides support for the development and purchase of affordable housing units in the areas of land, tax charges. Specific reference may be made to the implementation of the housing-related policy. Article 17 provides that procedures for the free and integral housing should be handled by the city's resources and the housing administration. Article 18 provides false evidence for the allocation of affordable housing and should be held accountable to the parties concerned and recommended that the authorities give political clearance to their heads of units. Article 19 Staff members of the Integral Housing Administration are vested in the right to be self-employed and in favour of private fraud, and are subject to administrative disposal by the authorities concerned. Criminal responsibility is criminalized by law, which constitutes an offence. Article 20 governs the management of the city's wards, khetts, bonuses, long-safety housing, which may be implemented in the light of this approach. Article 21, this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2003. |
