(Summit No. 9 May 2012 at the 9th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Greater Sichuan City to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 3 of 12 May 2012 by the Government of the Guichuan City of Great Britain and Northern Ireland of 15 June 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to improve the housing security system, regulate public rental housing management, develop this approach in line with national legislation.

Article II applies to public rental housing planning, construction, distribution, management and supervision.

Article III refers to public rental housing as described in this approach to government investment construction or government policy support, established by entrepreneurship units and other organizations, with a view to establishing a set of areas and rental standards, and to households, external workers and entrepreneurship in urban areas eligible for housing.

Article IV. The Urban Housing Guarantee Authority is the competent authority for the management of public rental housing in the city, with the municipal housing security centre responsible for specific work on public rental housing management.

Three sectors of the city are governed by their respective responsibilities by the Government of the People's Republic, the reform of the city, the financial, national funding, planning, the land, civil affairs, human resources and social security, and the construction, management and supervision of public rental housing.

Article 5 Construction of public rental housing should be governed by government ownership, market functioning, multi-building, harmonization, and equitable openness and strict regulation.

Chapter II

Article 6. Public rental housing is raised through:

(i) Government funds directly for new construction, alteration and acquisition;

(ii) The construction of general commodity housing, affordable housing and urban villages, old cities, slum-building projects;

(iii) The entrepreneurship units and other organizations use apartments, accommodations built on land concentration;

(iv) Integral housing, affordable housing, retransfer of public housing in accordance with prescribed procedures;

(v) Grants and other channels raised.

Article 7. Public rental housing should be in line with urban overall planning, land-use planning, housing security planning and annual construction plans.

Article 8 Government investments in public rental housing.

Other actors invested in the construction of public rental housing, which could be used in a reimbursable manner, such as concessions, rentals, price-entry units, and access to land-based structures, construction standards, facilities conditions, rental targets and rental levels as pre-replacement conditions for land supply.

The units that need to build public rental housing should make applications for construction in the urban development reform and housing security sector, which can be implemented after approval.

Article 9. The types of public rental housing property rights are registered as “public rental housing”, and the rights of investors may be transferred by law, without change in the nature and purpose of housing.

Article 10 provides for the construction of new public rental housing units in no more than 60 square meters with basic accommodation and functionality.

The construction of new public rental housing is a collective accommodation, and the per capita housing building area is not lower than six square meters.

Chapter III

Article 11. Public rental housing is subject to classification and is managed by the Government.

Public rental housing raised by the Government, with a focus on guaranteeing middle-income households with a view to balancing external work and entrepreneurship.

Article 12 Applications for public rental housing for the purpose of the family as an application unit, one family member eligible for the application should be identified as the applicant and the other family member is a co-accused applicant; and the single person applies for the applicant. The applicant and the co-appeal only apply for a set of public rental housing.

The eligibility for housing, such as affordable housing, the purchase of affordable housing, may be applied to families or individuals who are still waiting for a period of time to adjust to public rental housing security.

Article 13

(i) Over two years;

(ii) Per capita income is lower than the level of income per person per year;

(iii) The area of per capita housing construction is less than 15 square meters.

The applicant is not married and should have no housing in the city or his or her parent housing construction area below 60 square meters.

Article 14. The application for public rental housing shall be in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) The applicant or the applicant's family has no housing within the scope of the city;

(ii) The applicant has paid more than two years of social insurance or has paid more than three years of social insurance;

(iii) The applicant has entered into a labour contract with the user unit or registered in accordance with the law.

Article 15. The talent introduced in this city has been granted to the provincial level and to the above-mentioned model, ecology and honour, and to the families or individuals who have difficulty in housing, such as the veterans, to apply for public rental housing without income restrictions.

Article 16 does not apply for public rental housing:

(i) The transfer of property within five years of the date of application;

(ii) Other housing safeguards have been secured and have not been withdrawn.

The applicant who is in compliance with articles 13 and 14 of this scheme shall submit the following information on the review form for the registration of family housing security for low-income housing hardship in the city of Galichuan and submit the following:

(i) Identification, family books, residence certificates, family planning, marriage relations certificates;

(ii) The salary income certificate and the social insurance payment certificate provided by the social insurance agencies;

(iii) Housing situation certificates;

(iv) Other material required.

Article 18 Applications for rental of public rental housing are governed by the following procedures:

(i) The applicant submits an application to the commune of the commune of the commune of the commune of the commune of the commune or residence certificate, or to provide the material specified in article 17 of this scheme;

(ii) The commune Government or the street offices should be reviewed within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the application and the eligible list of applicants is presented in the community at the location of the applicant's family gallery for ten days. No objection has been made to the civil affairs sector of the town's people's Government or the street offices:

(iii) The Civil Affairs Department signed a review within five working days to report the approval of the municipal housing security administration authorities;

(iv) The municipal housing security authorities should be reviewed within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the relevant request materials, in order to be eligible for media announcements such as newspapers, government websites, and ten days. No objection has been made to the Shekuan Municipal Housing Guarantee.

Article 19 provides for a rotational system for the rental of public rental housing, which is determined on the basis of the time frame for application, the place of the house and the relative size of the household.

Article 20, Public rental housing established by the entrepreneurship unit and other organizations shall be left to the home or personal rent of the Sichuan Municipal Housing Guarantee, which is in line with the conditions of the unit's family or individual rents.

Article 21, which is in line with the conditions of payment, contains the target of excellence, the elderly aged 60 years or above, persons with disabilities, persons suffering major illnesses and, in accordance with article 15 of this scheme, the allocation of public rental housing is a priority.

In addition to the force majeure, the applicant with a rented public rental housing eligibility is one of the following cases, and no longer apply for two years, depending on the waiver of the eligibility for the lease.

(i) The absence of a specified period of time and location to be elected;

(ii) To abandon the choice of housing;

(iii) No lease contracts have been signed within the specified period;

(iv) Excluding rents after the lease contract is concluded;

(v) Other cases where the granting of the lease is not justified.

Chapter IV Rental management and withdrawal

Article 23 shall enter into a written lease contract. The lease contract shall contain the basic situation of the parties, the rental standards, the duration of the lease, the rental guarantee, the obligation of both parties and the obligation to default.

The rental guarantee rate is determined by the municipal housing security administration in accordance with the level of rental of the general commodity housing market. The rental guarantee is stored by the exclusive occupier of the Urban Housing Guarantee Centre, with the interest of the lessee on a fixed-term deposit rate of one year in the same period, in accordance with the bank's interest rate during the same period. When the tenants free the home, the payment of the bond was repaid in accordance with the contract agreement.

Article 24 The duration of the lease will require the continuation of the lease, which shall apply for the continuation of the lease within three months prior to the expiration of the lease contract, subject to the approval of the eligible contract for the renewal of the lease, the extension period not exceeding two years; and the lessee shall take the initiative to free the home.

Article 25 Rates for public rental housing are based on the standard of rental rental housing that is higher than in the market rental rate, which is developed by the municipal price sector with the housing security authorities and dynamically adjusted to be made available to society every two years.

Article 26 Government investment in the construction of public rental housing, the payment of rental income in full, the inclusion of the financial budget, the introduction of payment of two line management, and the maintenance, management of public rental housing, etc.

The costs of water, electricity, gas, heat, communications, cable television, material management, etc. incurred by the lessee in the use of public rental housing are borne by the lessee.

Article 28 does not allow home households that rent public rental housing to undergo a second renovation of the home without altering the original functionality and internal structures.

The construction of public rental housing by entrepreneurship units and other organizations should be made available to the Centre for Housing Security in the city.

Article 33 If the lessee is no longer in line with the conditions of public rental housing security, it is timely to report to the Urban Housing Guarantee Centre and to leave the rented public rental housing.

Article 33 Housing Guarantee Centres should review the rental qualifications of public rental housing tenants once a year, and in the review, the lessee has found that the lessee is no longer eligible for rental public rental housing, including the purchase, grant, succession of other housing tenants during the rental of public rental housing, the provision of a per capita housing construction area above the prescribed conditions, the higher income of the household and the removal of rental contracts and the recovery of housing.

Specific review methods are developed by municipal housing security authorities.

Article 32 expires or terminates the lease contract, the lessee shall withdraw from the leased public rental housing, refuse to withdraw from the lease and be treated in accordance with the contract agreement; the withdrawal is exceptionally difficult to grant a three-month transition period.

Article 33 Government levy, solicitation of public rental housing or the termination of the lease contract, and municipal housing security authorities have given priority to separate leases.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 34 contains one of the following acts: the municipal housing security administration is registered in the housing security credit file, the removal of the lease contract and the recovery of housing, and the tenant shall not apply for housing security once again within five years:

(i) Access to public rental housing by means of deception, such as the provision of false evidence;

(ii) The transfer of tenants, the transfer of rents or the unwarranted replacement of more than three months;

(iii) Removal of the use of rental housing, the original use function, internal structure and sequencing facilities;

(iv) The payment of rent or other expenses shall be borne by the lessee for more than three months;

(v) Acting activities in public rental housing;

(vi) Other cases in violation of the lease contract agreement or the law, regulations and regulations.

Article XV of the entrepreneurship unit and other organizations will have self-established public rental housing to unqualified households or individuals, and the municipal housing security authorities are responsible for a period of time being renovated, with a fine of up to five thousand dollars.

Article XVI alters the nature of self-established public rental housing and engages in business activities, which are being converted by the municipal housing security authorities to the time limit, which is not later altered and fined by more than three million dollars.

Article 37 Staff of the relevant administrative bodies, who play a role in the management of public rental housing, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities, which constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Annex VI

Article 338 is implemented effective 15 June 2012.