Article 1 provides for the improvement of the housing security system, regulating the mobilization, distribution and management of public rental housing, which is based on the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article III of this approach refers to public rental housing security as defined by low-income households in cities that meet the conditions of housing, graduates of new employment and external workers who stabilize employment in this city, or monetary subsidies.

The approach refers to housing hardships that are not self-sufficient in the context of the urban planning area in this city or that the household has a housing building area below the urban housing hardship standards.

This approach refers to public rental housing as defined by the standard of construction and the level of rent to secure housing that is subject to the rental of guaranteed persons under paragraph 1.

The housing hardship standards in this city are developed by the urban housing security sector and are published after the approval of the Government of the city.

Article IV. Public rental housing distinguishes between different target categories and guarantees for low-income housing hardship families.

Article 5. The municipal housing security sector is the administrative authority for public rental housing security in the city.

The Street Office, the People's Government in the town are responsible for the processing of public rental housing security applications in the Territory and for the first instance. The housing security sector in the urban area is responsible for the review of the application for public rental housing security in the Territory, and the civil affairs sector in the urban area conducts public rental housing security checks on the applicant's disposable income and family property in accordance with its duties.

People's Government and the municipal development reforms, prices, audit, finance, planning, construction, land, civil affairs, social security and public safety sectors are responsible for public rental housing security in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter II

Article 6. Long-term planning for public rental housing development is developed by the municipal housing security sector in conjunction with the urban development reform, finance, planning, construction, land, etc., and is followed by the approval of the Government of the city.

The municipal housing security sector has developed the annual public rental housing development plan based on the long-term plan for the development of public rental housing, with the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 7. The annual financial plan for public rental housing security is prepared by the municipal finance sector with the municipal housing security sector, in accordance with the annual public rental housing development plan, which is submitted to the Government of the city for approval.

Public rental housing security funds are mainly used to invest in public rental housing mobilization, operation and monetary subsidies. Sources of funding include:

(i) Central, autonomous, municipal arrangements and funds-raising funds;

(ii) The net proceeds of land concessions are allocated to housing security in proportion to less than 10 per cent;

(iii) Reimbursement funds, the value-added benefits of the housing treasury, deducting the loan risk reserve and the balance of the management costs;

(iv) Rental and benefits of public rental housing and its associated commercial properties;

(v) Guarantee financing for sexual housing construction;

(vi) Local government bond financing from central generation;

(vii) Other funds such as social donations.

Article 8

(i) Government investment in new construction, alteration, purchase, lease;

(ii) Social investment in new construction, alteration, purchase;

(iii) Responsibilities from other guaranteed housing or public housing;

(iv) Social donations and other channels.

Article 9 Government investment-building for public rental housing is a priority arrangement in the annual land supply plan and the provision is made.

Social investment is encouraged to build public rental housing.

The construction of public rental housing projects and the operation of tax deductions in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 10. Public rental housing-building investors may transfer their investors' rights under the law or use public rental housing projects for mortgage financing, without changing the design nature and use of public rental housing projects. Public rental housing projects should be registered as public rental housing and the right to mortgage shall not change the planning nature and purpose of the project when it is achieved.

Article 11. Public rental housing construction projects can be accompanied by the construction of commercial services based on the ratio of 10 to 15 per cent of the total residential building area within the project.

The construction of commercial service buildings, which are supported by government investment, is owned by government investment and are not sold only; are constructed by social investment and are owned by investors.

Article 12

Article 13 establishes a new set of public rental housing units within 60 square meters.

Public rental housing projects with a total area of construction (indoors) above 20,000 square meters should fully implement green construction standards.

The new construction of public rental housing should be subject to the standards.

Article 14. Governments invest in new public rental housing and promote new technologies such as stereotyped, video surveillance and cyber communications.

Article 15. The construction of public rental housing in commodity housing projects should be accompanied by the planning of design conditions, the construction of conditions of opinion and the transfer of State-owned land-use rights to contracts, with a clear proportion of construction, area, household, construction standards, ownership of land use and housing ownership, and the transfer of government after the establishment of the Government.

Article 16 Complementary facilities for public rental housing projects should be built in parallel with the project's subjects and be delivered in parallel with the project's subjects after experience.

The construction of municipal infrastructure in the vicinity of the public rental housing project is governed by the construction units established by the People's Government in the city of the project or by the Government of the city. The construction of municipal infrastructure should be delivered in parallel with public rental housing projects or in advance.

Article 17 raises public rental housing by leasing, and the municipal housing security sector shall enter into a lease agreement with the home owner for a period of up to three years.

Chapter III Safeguards and eligibility management

Public rental housing guarantees include physical distribution and monetary subsidies.

In-kind leases refer to the payment of public rental housing rentals to those subject to the required conditions and the payment of rents according to the prescribed criteria.

Currency subsidies refer to the granting of housing rental benefits to those subject to the conditions set out in article 21 of this scheme but not to be granted in kind.

Article 19 shall not be subject to physical distribution and monetary subsidies.

In-kind leases are introduced, each guarantees the distribution of a set of public rental housing.

Families who have rented homes and have been granted a public rental housing guarantee after 20 days of eligibility for public rental housing, should be withdrawn from the original lease.

The amount of subsidies is calculated in accordance with the standard of housing hardship in the city, the existing housing building area for the household per capita, the number of guaranteed family members, and the standard of rental of homes.

The housing rental monetary subsidy rate was developed by the municipal housing security sector and was implemented after the approval of the Government.

Article 20 requires public rental housing security to be a household unit. A family member with a full civilian capacity is the main applicant. The spouses of the main applicants and the minor children should be co-accused. Other family members with the principal applicant with a statutory support, maintenance and maintenance relationship need to apply jointly with the main applicants, whose spouses and their minor children should be co-accused.

The application of the principal applicant has been accepted by the receiving body, its spouses, minor children have been dismissed and the receiving body is inadmissible; other family members with the principal applicant's statutory support, maintenance and maintenance relations have been applied jointly with the principal applicant, whose spouses, minor children have filed an application, with the exception of the receiving body.

A person who has no civil act capacity or limits a civil act capacity shall apply as a co-licensor with his or her legal support, maintenance and maintenance; no such guardian may be replaced by other guardians.

Article 21

(i) In the context of the city's city area and in the area of the city;

(ii) According to the Civil Affairs Department, the minimum living guarantees for the urban population, the dispersal of special hardships and the family's per capita income is less than or equal to 50 per cent of households per resident in the last year of the city.

(iii) No automotive.

The applicant's single name should, in addition to the need to meet the conditions set forth in the preceding paragraph, be up to the age of 15 years; special hardships who enjoy the minimum living security of the urban population and dispersed for feeding are not subject to age restrictions.

The low-income hardship families eligible under this Article apply for the physical distribution of rents, which are granted by the municipal housing security sector prior to the receipt of the physical lease.

Article 2

(i) In the context of the city's city area and in the area of the city;

(ii) The annual income of the household is less than or equal to one five times the per capita income of the previous year of the city.

The applicant's single name should be completed for a period of twenty-three years, in addition to the conditions set out above.

Article 23

(i) In the context of the city's city area, and to pay a cumulative social contribution in the city for a period of six months;

(ii) The holding of a graduate diploma at the university level and the calculation of five years from the end of the graduate;

(iii) Labour contracts have been entered into with the user units of the city for more than one year and are in force during the contract;

(iv) The annual income of the household is less than or equal to just five times the per capita income in the previous year of the city.

Article 24 External workers whose housing difficulties are in compliance with the following conditions may apply for physical distribution:

(i) Inhabited within the city area and paid a cumulative social premium in the city for one year;

(ii) Labour contracts have been signed with the occupants' units for more than one year and are in force during the contract;

(iii) The annual income of the household is less than or equal to just five times the per capita income in the previous year of the city.

The application of single expatriate workers should also end the age of twenty-three years, in addition to the conditions set out above.

No one of the following cases may apply for public rental housing security:

(i) Access to housing security;

(ii) Applications for other guaranteed housing have been accepted;

(iii) The transfer of housing ownership within three years of the date of application and the transfer of housing area with existing housing and above housing hardship standards;

(iv) Access to commercial, warehousing, office and other premises through self-established, purchased or otherwise, or transfer of the above-mentioned premises within five years of the date of application;

(v) The application of qualifications is restricted in accordance with the provisions of the joint corrections.

After applying for public rental housing security, the applicant's family's population, income and housing changes are no longer in accordance with the conditions of application or other housing guarantees and has been accepted, and the applicant shall withdraw the application for public rental housing security.

Article 26 The municipal housing security sector should reasonably determine the period of receipt of applications for physical distribution, based on the availability of public rental housing sources, and be made public in a timely manner. The applicant for the physical distribution of the lease shall apply to the receiving body within the period of time.

The low-income housing hardship families in line with article 21 of this approach are not subject to the deadline for the application of the previous paragraph.

Article 27 requests for public rental housing security, and the applicant shall apply to the street office at the place of the household or residence, the Government of the town of the town (hereinafter referred to as the receiving body), if any, to complete the public rental housing application form in the city of South Africa and to submit the following materials:

(i) The identity of the applicant, proof of family relations and proof of marital status of adult family members;

(ii) The residency status certificate of the owner's unit or the Community Residential Commission, the Village National Commission;

(iii) The income certificate from the user unit;

(iv) Authorization instruments for the application of housing for reconciliation of the economic situation of the family;

(v) The application of a non-residential family member should also provide labour contracts, social insurance certificates and residence certificates from public security authorities;

(vi) Applications for graduates of new jobs should also be submitted to educational certificates, social insurance certificates;

(vii) The application for a priority in kind of lease should also provide evidence of the circumstances under article 39 of this approach.

The newly employed graduate graduates, external workers, who apply for public rental housing security, may be admitted by the user unit to the place of residence and provide material in the identity of the user unit.

The declaration submitted by the applicant shall be authentic, accurate, complete, non-structive or provide false, false material to deceive the eligibility of public rental housing security.

Article 29 submitted by the applicant is well-documented and the receiving body should be treated at the time; the material is incomplete and should be communicated one-time.

Article 31 shall complete the first instance within ten working days of the date of receipt of the application, in order to comply with the guaranteed conditions of the first instance and to send the housing security sector in the urban area.

The receiving body shall make the names of the applicant, the family population, the work unit, the place of residence, the property of the house, the annual income of the household per person in the applicant's office or the community of residence public the fifth day. The period of first instance was not taken into account during the presentation.

The housing security sector in the city shall be reviewed within 15 working days after the receipt of the declaration material.

During the review, the housing security sector in the urban area should check the applicant's family income and family property declaration materials to the civil affairs sector in the city, which should be checked within ten working days of the receipt of the material.

Article 32 The municipal housing security sector shall decide to approve it within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the declaration.

The municipal housing security sector considers to be in compliance with the guaranteed conditions, and the names of the applicant, the household population, the work unit, the place of residence, the property of the home and the annual income of the household shall be displayed on a five-day basis. There is no objection or objection, which is approved and made available to society. The period of approval shall not be taken into account during the presentation.

Article 33 quater, review or approval of the authorities to determine that the applicant is not in accordance with the conditions of public rental housing security, shall be communicated in writing to the applicant and the reasons for it. The applicant's objection to the outcome could apply for review to the former processing body, sector, within 15 days of the date of reference to the outcome. The receiving body, review or approval department shall conduct a review within two working days of the date of receipt of the review request and inform the applicant in writing of the review findings.

The objections received at the time of the presentation, review or approval of the authorities should be reviewed and the results-based feedback dissidents will be reviewed.

Article 34, which applies for monetary subsidies approved by the municipal housing security sector, shall enter into monetary subsidy agreements with the housing security sector within thirty days of the date of receipt of the approval notice. The effectiveness of the monetary subsidy agreement shall not exceed three years.

The municipal housing security sector should deal with the procedures for issuing monetary subsidies by 10 months after the currency subsidy agreement was concluded. Currency subsidies have been granted since the second month of the agreement and are issued once a month.

The applicant has no reason to conclude the monetary subsidy agreement as a waiver of the guaranteed eligibility.

Article XV Changes in the number, income and housing of the applicant or the guarantor, affecting the manner in which it is guaranteed or the level of safeguards are addressed as follows:

(i) In accordance with other safeguards or the level of safeguards, the means of change or the level of safeguards are provided;

(ii) Non-compliance with the security conditions and non-approval or removal of the eligibility.

The situation of the applicant or the insured person's family population, income and housing has changed, affecting the manner in which it is guaranteed or the level of security, and should be declared to the receiving body within thirty days of the change in circumstances and re-establishing the first instance, review and approval in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article XVI was approved for a period of three years for public rental housing security.

The guarantor shall re-establish the first instance, review and approval in accordance with the provisions of this approach by three months prior to the expiration of the period in force. The eligibility is terminated without application or upon verification of non-compliance with the safeguards.

After the termination of eligibility, rented public rental housing should be returned to the rented public rental housing in accordance with article 38, paragraph 1, of this scheme; monetary subsidies are being enjoyed and monetary subsidies are discontinued.

Article 37 is one of the following conditions for the insured person and removes its guaranteed qualifications:

(i) Concluding authenticity, submitting false material forfeasibility;

(ii) There shall be no justification for the continuation of public rental housing for more than six months;

(iii) In arrears in rental housing for more than six months;

(iv) Loans, rents, unauthorized replacement of public rental housing or changes in public rental housing use;

(v) Renovate public rental housing or destroy the housing structure;

(vi) The use of rented public rental housing for violations;

(vii) Other violations of public rental housing management provisions.

Article 338 guarantees of public rental housing have been cancelled, enjoy monetary subsidies and end monetary subsidies. The rental of public rental housing has been granted, and public rental housing that has been rented within six months from the date of the cancellation of eligibility should be freed; unleashed, the municipal housing security sector receives royalties in accordance with the agreement of the lease contract and applied to the people's courts in accordance with the law.

The guarantor has a situation of article 37, paragraph 1, and should also refund the balance between the received monetary subsidies, the repayment of market rentals and the rental of public rental housing.

Chapter IV Housing distribution and rental management

Article 39, in one of the following cases, the insured person has a priority to enjoy the physical distribution lease:

(i) Families with unaccompanied, unaccompanied and unaccompanied persons in line with the conditions set out in article 21 of this approach;

(ii) Families with minimum living guarantees for urban residents, dispersed special hardships for feeding;

(iii) There are significant diseases, heavy disabilities, target-focused, force matrimonial shifts in enterprises, military personnel, militias or those who have participated in foreign battles, special contributions, labour models, etc.;

(iv) The rented wards have already been included in the scope of collection, requiring the relocation or the identification of the need for the freeing of the premises;

(v) Other special hardship families.

Article 40. Public rental housing shall be determined by the lessee in accordance with the following order:

(i) The family that should be given a priority in kind of rent under article 39 of this approach;

(ii) Other low-income households that are receiving monetary subsidies in kind;

(iii) Other rented households should be allocated in kind.

A secured person who has participated in the drawing of lots but has not been able to distribut rented housing, and during the period of the guarantee of eligibility, it may be represented in other slots.

The municipal housing security sector should make available to society information on the location, quantity and number of places to be allocated to the distribution of housing, the list of protected persons participating in the drawing of lots, and the drawing of lots. Specific approaches are developed by the municipal housing security sector.

Article 40 provides that the guarantor has no reason to remove its eligibility for security and that no public rental housing security shall be applied for two years.

(i) Removal of the right to rental after the choice of the property;

(ii) No contract for public rental housing rental contracts with the rentalee after the allocation of housing;

(iii) No formalities are in place within the prescribed time frame.

Article 42 provides that public rental housing can only be used for self-sustainability, cannot be diverted, leased or otherwise removed, nor shall the use of the house be changed without the approval of the public rental housing owner, without the approval of the housing owner, without the authorization of the housing owner, without the construction, expansion of the housing structure.

Article 43 Once the insured person chooses a public rental housing, the public rental of the housing owner or the operating unit entrusted by it shall enter into a written lease housing lease contract with the tenant.

An application by a user unit should be made as a party to a public rental housing lease contract.

The contract for public rental housing leases is for a maximum period not exceeding three years.

Article 44

(i) The name or name of the party;

(ii) The situation of house accommodation, area, structure and indoor facilities equipment;

(iii) Terms of lease, rental guarantees, rental amounts and payment;

(iv) Responsibilities and means of payment for utilities, fuel costs, garbage handling fees and material services;

(v) Home use and use requirements;

(vi) The responsibility for housing maintenance;

(vii) The withdrawal of public rental housing;

(viii) The functions associated with the user unit applying for rental of public rental housing;

(ix) The breach of responsibility and the dispute resolution;

(x) Other matters to be agreed.

The rent criteria for public rental housing invested by the Government in Article 42 apply government pricing and the rental standards for public rental housing construction in social investment are subject to government guidance.

The rental standards for public rental housing are determined by the municipal price authorities in conjunction with the municipal housing security sector, the municipal finance sector, in accordance with the principle of an average rental level of the rental market for the rental of homes, which is duly below the same lines, and are published by the Government.

Public rental housing is based on rental housing.

Article 46 is one of the following cases in which the applicant may apply for the cost of nuclear reductions.

(i) Families with minimum living guarantees for urban residents, dispersed special hardships for feeding;

(ii) Other special hardship families.

The scale and approach to the reduction of rents are further developed by the municipal housing security sector.

Article 47 of the Government's investment in public rental housing and the rental income of the commercial services provided for in the Government's non-levant income management. The rental income for public rental housing built by social investment and its associated commercial service benefits are managed by investors themselves.

Article 48 of the public rental housing tenants shall pay a one-time rental subsidy to the lessee on the date of the lease contract and the rental guarantee shall be calculated in accordance with the three-month rental standard.

The public rental housing lease contract terminated and the lessee should return the guarantee in full; the lessee should assume responsibility for default, and the lessor would be able to offset the related costs from the bonds.

Unaccompanied, unaccompanied, disabled and urban residents have the lowest living security of the family, dispersed special hardships with the consent of the municipal housing security sector can be reduced or distributed.

Article 49, with the consent of the municipal housing security sector, allows for the exchange of rented public rental housing. Specific options for interchange of public rental housing are developed separately by the municipal housing security sector.

Article 50 of the responsibility for the maintenance of public rental housing rests with the renter, with the exception of the provision or otherwise agreed by the lessor.

Funds for public rental housing maintenance in government investments and maintenance and updating of facilities are included in sector budget management.

Article 50 of the Government's investment in the construction of public rental housing projects should be managed by companies that employ goods. The royalties are borne by the lessee by the Government's guidance.

Public rental housing, which is accompanied by commodity housing projects, is included in the management of the commodity housing project, and the royalties are borne by the lessee in accordance with the standards of the commodity housing project.

The lessee, in accordance with article 21 of this scheme, may grant the royalties to the goods. Specific approaches are developed by the municipal housing security sector with the municipal financial sector.

Article 52 shall not engage in activities such as rental, rental and sale of public rental housing for any form of brokering purposes.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 53, after the termination of the eligibility of the insured person, is not governed by this approach by a time limit of the municipal housing security sector, which is not subject to the application of public rental housing security within three years of the expiry of the time period of the duty period.

Article 54 of this scheme provides that the insured person shall not apply for public rental housing security within five years from the date of the cancellation of eligibility, and shall be fined by more than one thousand dollars in the municipal housing security sector.

Article 55 of the municipal housing security sector should include the applicant, the secured person, in violation of the reporting credit information collection services set out in this approach and in the individual credit file.

Article 56 states that property brokers and their brokers violate the provisions of article 52 of this approach, are converted to the time limit of the municipal housing security sector, with the penalties of more than three million yen and violations incorporated into credit files.

Article 57 staff members of the executive branch are criminally criminalized by law in the abuse of their functions, insecure, in favour of private fraud in the context of public rental housing security, and are not criminally punished by law.

Annex VI

Regulation 588 regulates the rental management of public rental housing invested in society, which is established by investors under this scheme, and is carried out back by the municipal housing security sector. The rental information of their public rental housing should be sent to the municipal housing security sector.

Article 59 refers to the above-mentioned category, which includes the following: below and is not included.

Public rental housing security in the veterans of the city's jurisdiction and in the veterans area may be implemented in the light of the provisions of the scheme.

Article sixtieth of this approach is implemented from 1 January 2016, and is implemented in accordance with the provisions of this approach by the means of securing affordable housing in the city of South Africa (No. 21 of the People's Government Order No. 21) and the notification issued by the Government of the Southen (No.