Article 1, in order to enhance the management of special maintenance funds by guaranteeing the normal use of courial facilities, the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of the owners of the industry, and the development of this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act, the Department of State Regulation on the Management of Goods.

Article 2

Article 3

The relevant sectors, such as finance, audit, inspection, are divided according to their respective responsibilities and are co-ordinated with the related work of specialized maintenance funds.

In accordance with the responsibilities set out in the Regional (Parea) Housing Administration, the People's Government of the town, the Street Office (CWA), the Community Residential Commission is responsible for the work related to specialized maintenance funds.

Article IV provides for specific maintenance funds that are consistent with the principles of exclusive storage, specialization, ownership decision-making, government oversight, beneficiary and affordability.

Chapter II

Article 5

Article 6. Specific maintenance funds shall be deposited by the owner in accordance with the construction area owned by the owner. The deposit criteria for special maintenance funds for the first-time industry are:

(i) The residential, non-residential industries, the ladder, which was deposited with 8 per cent of all square metimeters for the installation of construction works in accordance with the home building in the city;

(ii) Public housing has been deposited in accordance with 2 per cent of the local rental cost of each square kilometre building area; the sale of housing units is not less than 20 per cent of the sales housing section, the high-level residence is not less than 30 per cent of the sale of property, with special maintenance funds from the one-time extraction industry in the sale of property.

Article 7

The special maintenance funds extracted from public housing resale are owned by public housing resale units.

Article 8

The development of construction units for pre-disposed commodity homes should be made available to special maintenance funds for the first-time construction of the no-distributed home prior to the initial registration of the house.

The public housing resale unit shall, within 30 days of receipt of the sale of the property, deposit the funds earmarked for maintenance in the public housing sector.

Article 9. Specific maintenance funds for the industry are administered by the executive body or by management.

Priorities for the establishment of the Conference of the owners or the inauguration of the Conference shall not be managed autonomously, with dedicated maintenance funds administered by the management body.

Article 10. The management body shall entrust the city's commercial bank with the exclusive administration of funds earmarked for maintenance of the material industry, as well as the opening of specialized maintenance funds for the operation, with the establishment of a sub-house in the area of property management, in accordance with the sub-householding of the house; and the absence of a delineation of the area of the management of the material industry, with the establishment of a unit, and the establishment of sub-households in the home.

The exclusive maintenance funds for the opening of the housing industry should be maintained in accordance with the accounts of the resale unit, with special maintenance funds deposited by the owners, with sub-householdings on the home.

Article 11. The owner decides that the special maintenance funds for the autonomous management of the property industry shall be convened under the guidance of the territorial administration, the commune government of the town or the street office (CMS) under the guidance of the territorial authorities, which may authorize the owners of the industry to exercise autonomous management of the funds earmarked for the maintenance of the property industry after the implementation of the following procedures:

(i) The General Assembly shall vote on the relevant resolutions, such as the resolution on the autonomous management of dedicated maintenance funds for the industry, the management system, and the exclusive management bank for the identification of special maintenance funds for the property industry;

(ii) Resolution matters shall be subject to the consent of the owner of the total area of buildings of more than two thirds and more than two thirds of the total area covered by the industry;

(iii) After the meetings of the Conference, the Commission should make a presentation on matters of the main General Assembly resolution and the meetings of the Conference of the Conference of the Entrepreneurs of the Conference, which is not less than 15 days in the area of management of the goods.

Article 12

(i) The General Assembly of the Main Committees of the Industrial Development Board, the sole exclusive owner of the funds earmarked for maintenance, the exclusive management bank shall not be allowed to change on its own basis and shall communicate to the management body in writing after the decision of the owner;

(ii) The transfer of specific maintenance funds by the Commission of the owners, relevant information such as the General Assembly resolution of the owners, to the procedures for the management of specialized maintenance funds;

(iii) The management authority, within 30 days of receipt of the request for information, informed the specialized maintenance funds management bank, transferred the balance of maintenance funds deposited by the owners of the industry in the region to the specialized maintenance funds established by the General Assembly of the owners and transferred the information relating to the accounts to the Main Committee.

The balance of special maintenance funds for the owners of Article 13 was less than 30 per cent of the first deposit and should be returned in a timely manner.

Specific maintenance funds are provided by the management agencies, which are developed with the municipal financial sector.

The extension programme was decided by the owners' decision by the General Assembly, with funds earmarked for maintenance.

Article 14.

Chapter III

Article 15. Costs for the maintenance and updating of common facilities equipment for the production of consular posts, and for the rehabilitation of equipment shall be apportioned according to the following provisions:

(i) Shared costs for the management of industrial owners in the region by a single or multiple owner in the area of the management of a single or multi-professional industry, in accordance with the proportion of the construction area in which they own;

(ii) Shared costs for single or multiple home owners, which are shared by single or multiple house-related owners in accordance with the proportion of their own-owned buildings;

(iii) Shared costs for a single module or module owner, to be shared by the owner of the house in that unit or module in accordance with the proportion of the construction area in which the property is owned;

(iv) Shared costs for one or more of the building owners, which are shared by the owners of the building blocks or buildings, in accordance with their respective share of the area of construction;

(v) Shared costs between housing and commodity homes or non-residents after the sale, in accordance with the proportion of the construction area, the cost to be borne by the relevant owners and the public housing resale units shall be apportioned according to the proportion of the funds earmarked for maintenance of the deposited property;

(vi) The cost of undistributing the goods and the development of construction units or public housing units shall be apportioned according to the proportion of the construction area that has not yet been sold.

Costs incurred for public housing maintenance funds have been apportioned by the resale units and individuals in accordance with the balance of the special maintenance fund account for the current stock industry; the owners who have not established special maintenance accounts or account balances should share the related costs in accordance with the proportion of the buildings owned by the respective owners.

Article 16 provides for the maintenance and updating of common facilities equipment, and the rehabilitation of the owners' committees or the relevant owners shall inform the business sector in writing, and the non-professional service enterprise shall be communicated in writing to the community resident councils. An enterprise or community resident committee shall initiate the application for special maintenance funds for the property industry within three days of receipt of the notice.

Article 17 funds earmarked for maintenance by the escrow industry are used in accordance with the following procedures:

(i) Business management enterprises in the region with the use of applications by industry service enterprises;

(ii) The management body conducts field surveys and produces on-site survey reports;

(iii) The development of use programmes by the enterprise or community dwellers' committees on the basis of maintenance and updating, rehabilitation projects, and the introduction of programmes in the area of the management of goods, which shall not be less than 7 days;

(iv) The use of the programme for special maintenance funds for the material industry consists of more than two thirds of the total area of buildings and more than two thirds of the owner's consent;

(v) The implementation of the use programme by the enterprise or community dwellers' committees;

(vi) Business services or community resident councils have relevant materials to apply to the management bodies and to make use of specialized maintenance funds in the area of property management;

(vii) Upon the approval of the management body, notices were sent to the exclusive management bank of funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry for specific maintenance funds, which were transferred to the maintenance unit by the exclusive management bank.

Article 18 funds earmarked for maintenance from the autonomous management of the owner of the General Assembly shall be used in accordance with the following procedures:

(i) Business service providers propose programmes for the use of specialized maintenance funds for the programme, with a total area of more than two thirds of the buildings and more than two thirds of the total owner;

(ii) The implementation of the use of programme organizations by the organization of work, with the related materials to provide specialized maintenance funds to the Commission of the owners; and the use of special maintenance funds from the public housing industry to apply to the management bodies;

(iii) The Commission of the owners of the industry reviews the management bodies in writing through the use of programmes; the use of specialized maintenance funds for the public housing sector, with the approval of the management body;

(iv) The Commission of the owners, the management body sent a notice of the dedicated maintenance funds to the exclusive management banks of the funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry, and the exclusive management bank transferred the funds required for specialized maintenance to the maintenance units.

One of the following cases will require immediate maintenance and updating of the unitary, co-located facilities equipment, which can be charged directly from the dedicated maintenance funds of the relevant owners:

(i) The damage to water indoors caused a serious loss of homes;

(ii) The failure of the ladder endangers the safety of the person;

(iii) More than one fifth of the side of the building block is at risk;

(iv) There are functional barriers to fire safety systems;

(v) The drainage of water pipelines is severely disrupted or disrupted;

(vi) Other emergencies that endanger the safety of homes and affect the normal life of the owners.

Article 20 requires immediate maintenance and updating of the unitary, co-located facilities equipment and the provision of special maintenance funds for the emitting industry, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The funds earmarked for maintenance by the administering body are governed by the provisions of Article 17, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (v), (vi) and (vii) of this approach.

(ii) Funds for special maintenance for the autonomous management of the business sector are governed by the provisions of article 18, subparagraphs (ii), (iii), (iv), of this approach.

Article 21, which takes place during the use of special maintenance funds in the material industry, tenders for works, quality of works, engineering price clearances, may be charged from specialized maintenance funds.

The following costs in article 22 shall not be charged against the specific maintenance funds of the material industry:

(i) The cost of maintaining, updating and renovating facilities should be borne by the development of construction units or construction units in accordance with the law;

(ii) The maintenance, conservation, updating of the cost of the water supply, electricity, heating, communications, cable television, broadband and the maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and updating of facilities other than the household terminal;

(iii) The cost of repairs for human-induced damage and other reasons should be borne by the parties by the parties;

(iv) In accordance with the agreement of the contract for the services of the material industry, there should be a share of the material industry covered by the work of the business sector, the maintenance of a shared facility equipment and the cost of conservation;

(v) The separate use of the head of the industry, such as the roof, should be borne by the owner for maintenance costs.

The following funds should be transferred to the rolling of specialized maintenance funds in the material industry:

(i) Storage interest under special maintenance funds for the material industry;

(ii) The value-added gains in the purchase of State debts using specialized maintenance funds;

(iii) The proceeds of the use of a common office and the operation of a shared facility equipment, except those decided by the Conference;

(iv) The residues recovered after the release of the equipment of the courier facility;

(v) The voluntary mobilization of funds deposited by the Conference or the owners of the industry;

(vi) Other funds transferred by provision.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 24 shall be subject to regular inspection of the deposit and use of specialized maintenance funds, such as municipal finances, regulating and improving the use and management of special maintenance funds in the material industry.

Article 25

(i) The deposit, use, value-added benefits and the amount of the deposit of special maintenance funds for the material industry;

(ii) Accidental project, cost and assessment;

(iii) The deposit, use, value-added benefits and the amount of the earmarked maintenance funds for the industrial owners' accounts;

(iv) The use and management of special maintenance funds in the relevant material industry.

Article 26 The owner may call for review by objecting to the circumstances that are published by the governing body or by the Commission of the Industry pursuant to article 25 of this approach. The governing body or the Commission shall respond within 7 days of the date of receipt of the review request.

Article 27, subject to the regular use of special maintenance funds in the material industry, may be used to purchase State debts in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

No special maintenance funds shall be used for the purpose of buying, entrusting the property operation or using the purchasing State's debt for security, such as mortgage, mass detention.

The exclusive management bank with dedicated maintenance funds should establish an information-management system and maintenance funding access system to receive inquiries from the owners on the use, value-added benefits and balance of funds earmarked for maintenance in their sub-households.

The remaining unmovable sub-households are counted on the regular bank deposit rate in accordance with the bank's regular deposit rate during the same period.

Article 29 funds earmarked for maintenance by the management body shall be subject to the supervision of the audit department and the inspection sector in accordance with the law.

Specific maintenance funds are administered by the General Assembly autonomously, and the management, district (zone) housing administration authorities, the communes' government or the street offices (region boards) should strengthen guidance and oversight on management and use.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 31 violates the provisions of this approach, which stipulate that the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have been punished.

Within three days from the date of receipt of the written notification by the owners of the industry or the relevant owners of the industry, the application for special maintenance funds has not been initiated and is converted by the administrative authorities of the city's properties; the impending period is subject to a fine of up to $500,000.

Within three days from the date of receipt of the written notification by the owners of the industry or the relevant owners, the Community Residential Commission has not initiated the application for special maintenance funds for the industry, which is being converted by the Government of the town or the street office (CWA) to the time limit, and has not been reformed and disposed of the principal and other direct responsibilities by law.

Article 3 funds earmarked for maintenance by the autonomous management of the owners' General Assembly, the Commission and its members, in violation of the provisions of the scheme, are one of the following cases and are converted by the administrative authorities of the city's properties; the economic loss, which is subject to a corresponding liability by law; and the criminal responsibility of the law:

(i) The establishment of specialized maintenance funds for the material industry, or the non-disaggregated accounts for each of the owners of the household under this scheme;

(ii) The use of special maintenance funds by the property industry for the purpose of buying, commissioning the property operation or making the purchase of State debts for security, such as quality, mortgage.

Article 33 expropriation of funds earmarked for maintenance of the material industry, which is subject to a specific maintenance fund recovered by the municipal housing administration authorities, gives warnings that it can and will be subject to a fine of up to two times the amount of diversion; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

In addition to the penalties provided for in paragraph 1, the management agencies divert special maintenance funds from the material industry, administrative disposal should also be given to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible.

In addition to the penalties provided for in paragraph 1 of the Act, the enterprise of the material services misappropriates the funds earmarked for maintenance of the material industry.

Article 34 Administrative authorities, management bodies, other relevant departments and staff members of the municipality abuse of their functions, play negligence, favouring private fraud in the management of special maintenance funds in the material sector, which is criminalized by law.

Annex VI

Article 35 of this approach refers to funds dedicated to maintenance, updating and rehabilitation for the maintenance, maintenance, renovation and rehabilitation of the unitary and co-located facilities.

This approach refers to the size of the housing sector, which is shared by the owner (including base, interior and external heavy walls, columns, floors, roofs, roofs, etc.), gates, elevators, elevators, ladder, corridors etc.).

The approach refers to cohabitation facilities for drainage and gas pipelines, water boxes, weight pumps, gradients, lighting and fire facilities, greenfields, roads, ponds, drills, wells, non-operational vehicle fleets, public goods facilities and buildings used for courial facilities.

Prior to the implementation of Article 16 of this approach, the development of construction units had achieved the “Commodity Housing Dealing Licence” and their first-professional funds remained deposited in accordance with the original criteria.

Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 31 December 2015.