(Act No. 70 of 23 April 2012 of the People's Government Order No. 70 of 23 April 2012)

Article 1 strengthens the health of patriotics, raises the level of social health management, creates a good working and living environment that guarantees the physical health of the people, and develops this provision in line with the laws, regulations and regulations such as the Regulations on Patriotic Health in the Province of Broad Orientale.

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Article 3. Health of patriotics is governed by the principles of government organization, sub-level responsibility, sectoral coordination, participation, science governance, social oversight and classification guidance.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen the leadership of patriotic health in the current administration, integrate patriotic health into national economic and social development planning, improve public health infrastructure, implement rural sanitation urbanization, and adapt the overall level of health to economic development and social progress.

Article 5 Governments at all levels should guarantee the funding of patriotic health efforts, including funding for patriotic sanitation in the financial budget of the current people's Government, and increase the funding for rural sanitation management on a year-by-year basis.

Article 6. Governments at all levels should establish mechanisms for the management of urban sanitary governors to consolidate the outcomes of national health cities, organize health education, vector control, control of smoking, rural alteration of toilets, rural sanitation and rural garbage collection, as well as the creation of hygienic streets, patriotic health model units, non-smoking units, health townships, and sanitation villages.

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Article 8. The Urban, District and District Council of the Patriotic Health Movement (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding the health of patriotics within the Territory, under the leadership of the same-ranking people.

The Office of the Municipal, District and District Guard (hereinafter referred to as the Guard) is the same-level institution responsible for the day-to-day work of patriotic health.

The Town People's Government, the Street Office should make clear (and) dedicated patriotic health workers responsible for the day-to-day health of patriotics.

The Resident Council and the Village People's Committee are responsible for organizing units and individuals within the Territory to participate in patriotic health activities.

Article 9 is responsible for the division of labour among members of the Guard. Members' units should work together for patriotic health in accordance with their respective functions and responsibilities.

Article 10 State organs, social groups, forces, business units and other organizations should conduct patriotic health work under the harmonized guidance of the local Guard.

Article 11 was a month of patriotic health activities in Hiroshima City in April and was a day of action on patriotic health in Hiroshima.

During the period of patriotic health activities, PAHOs should carry out patriotic health activities in conjunction with public health and public-sensitive health.

On the day of the Patriotic Health Action Day, PAHO should concentrate on the thematic activities of patriotic health.

Article 12. Units and individuals should implement the urban responsibilities for sanitation in accordance with the requirements of the Hiroshima Municipalities Act, in order to fulfil their responsibilities in the area of responsibility for environmental sanitation. All levels should be organized on a monthly basis to review, conduct and monitor the implementation of the urban responsibilities for sanitation.

Article 13. Governments at all levels should establish a system of government ownership, sectoral cooperation, social participation in health promotion and health education, strengthen integrated health education and implement a variety of forms of health education, advocate for the concept of “Health” and build health awareness and self-health capacities for rural and urban residents.

Health education is carried out in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) National organs, social groups, forces, business units and other organizations should set up a Health Education and Health Knowledge Promotion Unit to organize health education annually;

(ii) The Government of the town and the street offices should establish a fixed health education and health knowledge promotion column in the community, in the village, based on the reality, and update the content in a timely manner;

(iii) The media, such as newspapers, radio, television and the Internet, should regularly carry out patriotic health knowledge and health education campaigns, public advertisements for health education and, in accordance with the focus of patriotic health, thematic columns should be established at the time. During epidemics or sudden public health events, the relevant sectors should be complemented by awareness-raising on health education;

(iv) The operators or administrators of public places, such as vehicles, airports, terminals, squares, parks, should work together to establish a health education and health knowledge advocacy column;

(v) Schools should conduct health education for students, as required by the School Health Work Regulations;

(vi) Relevant units should conduct control of smoking as an important component of health education, in accordance with the requirements of the Broad State Control Resilience Ordinance.

Article 14. Governments of the urban, district and district levels should develop and implement rural water supply construction planning, strengthen the operation and maintenance of rural water supply works and promote the extension of urban water supply networks to rural areas.

Article 15 Governments at all levels should organize rural sewerage governance, with the aim of increasing rural sewerage capacity, including through the expansion of urban sewerage networks to rural areas and the establishment of decentralized sewage treatment systems, to ensure a 5 per cent increase in rural life wastewater treatment rates per year.

Article 16 Governments of the urban, district, district and district levels should develop plans of work for rural adaptation, integrated project and funding, and enhance monitoring and coordination of planned implementation. All levels of fraternalization should be given to the rehabilitation of rural latrines in accordance with the requirements of the rural rehabilitation work plan.

The Government of the town, the Village People's Commission and the Street Office of the Territory with a natural village, the Residential Commission are responsible for organizing rural retrievals.

Article 17 Rural toilets should be constructed or rehabilitated in accordance with the criteria and requirements for the safe handling of manure.

Health toilets in rural construction should be designed and constructed in conjunction with housing.

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(i) The public environment, such as roads, rivers and bridges, without exposure to garbage and building wastes;

(ii) The garbage of buoys, water ponds, etc.;

(iii) The walls, the power line, the doors, the trees without accumulates and blends;

(iv) In the village of poultry, livestock and livestock, with no spultry, livestock;

(v) There was no disturbances on the main road side and on the front-door house of the farmer, with construction materials such as brick, wash, stone, sand;

(vi) Harmonization of roads, slander, mileage and sewage pits;

(vii) Improved and accessible watercourse systems.

Article 19 The Government of the Town, the Street Office shall establish environmental sanitation facilities such as fruit boxes in rural villages and public sites, and organize sanitation in the Territory, as required by the Hiroshima Urban Village Standards.

Article 20 of the Village People's Committee, the Residential Commission should properly set up garbage collections (points) consistent with sanitation requirements in the light of local realities and lead the local population to progressively class emission garbage according to the standard of garbage.

Rural residents should release garbage from garbage units established by the Villagers' Commission or the Residential Commission, prohibiting random emissions, cushion and burning of waste.

The Town People's Government and the Street Office are responsible for organizing the transport of rural garbage and regular transport of rural garbage to designated garbage sites at the municipal, district and district levels.

Article 21 Governments of the urban, district, district and district levels should develop, in accordance with national health urban standards, a programme of work for the consolidation of national health cities, the strengthening of health infrastructure, the sound implementation of health management systems, the improvement of public health management levels and the overall level of health, the consolidation and development of the results.

The Street Office should develop a plan for the creation of a city-level sanitation street to complete the creation of a city-level sanitation street, as requested by the Government of the city.

Various units are encouraged to participate in the creation of a patriotic health model unit.

In accordance with the standards of national, provincial and municipal health townships, the Government of the town should organize activities for the creation of national, provincial and municipal health townships.

The Government of the town should organize the Village People's Commission in the Territory and the Residential Commission of the Natural Villages to establish provincial and municipal health villages in accordance with the standards of provincial, municipal health villages.

The Street Office should organize the establishment of provincial and municipal health villages in accordance with the standards of provincial and municipal health villages.

The Government of the town, the administrative villages and the natural villages in the area of the street office should develop plans for the creation of a sanitation village and promote implementation.

Article 23 units and individuals should adopt vector-prevention measures such as rats, mosquito, trajectory, et al., and in accordance with the precautionary control requirements of vectors, the timely removal of water, garbage, sealed ponds and the regular clean-up, elimination of vectors and their living conditions, and the control of the density of vectors in working and residential sites within national and provincial standards.

Hospitals, hotels, cell meals, collective accommodations, commercial sites, recreational sites, airports, ports, bus sites, parks, etc., food production units, construction sites, agro-markets, food banks, nutrients, nutrient acquisitions, garbage transit stations, garbage handling sites, garage handling sites, public latrines, etc., or water-borne biomass-borne sites, and their operators should establish bio-control facilities to implement vector control.

units and individuals who do not have the capacity to carry out the control of vector biological vectors are able to commission preventive control by specialized agencies of vector control.

Article 24 Prevention of vectors is governed by the following provisions:

(i) A residential area managed by the property industry, which is responsible for the business sector;

(ii) Units, groups, forces, schools, hospitals, factories, etc., which are responsible by units themselves;

(iii) In the street shop, the operator is responsible;

(iv) In the form of trade markets, exhibitions, shops and restaurants, the start-up or business units;

(v) Public places such as culture, sports, recreation, lobbying, parks, public greenfields and airports, fire stations, bus terminals and terminals of public cars, are covered by the operation or management units;

(vi) Urban orbital transport facilities, tunnels, high roads, roads, railways, which are responsible for operating or managing units;

(vii) The construction site, which is responsible for the construction unit, is to be headed by the landowner;

(viii) In the home, the owner or the tenant is responsible.

The prevention of vectors in areas other than the preceding paragraph is the responsibility of the host street offices and the Government of the Town.

Article 25 Governments, street offices should establish a day-to-day vector-prevention control system, strengthen the management of vector control information, implement vector-prevention control efforts within the Territory, organize at least one month of disease vector control activities, and ensure that units and individuals within the WCL are addressed in a timely and appropriate manner.

Article 26 All units and individuals are prohibited from the production, distribution, use of national rats and insecticide-treated medicines, equipment and equipment that are incompatible with product quality standards.

The Municipal Guard should establish a drug, equipment and equipment procurement platform for vector-prevention control, updating and publication of a directory of qualified medicines, equipment products annually.

Article 27 specialized agencies for the prevention of vector vectors should be registered by the business administration sector, licensed by law and sent to the same-spatient care at the location within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the business licence and, after the date of the receipt of the business licence, the party may carry out its work on the prevention of biological vectors.

The specialized agencies for disease vector control should organize their practitioners in business training in accordance with the standards and regulations and ensure that their practitioners have the corresponding knowledge skills.

Article 28 of the patrioritization process introduces a system that combines sectoral oversight with social supervision, regular inspections and random screening.

Any unit or person has the right to report violations of the management of patriotic health.

The Guard and its member units should establish a reporting system based on the patriots of patriotic health, make public reports of telephones, boxes or e-mail addresses, and deal with reporting matters in a timely manner.

Article 29 should strengthen the supervision of patriotic health at all levels, implement patriotic health measures in units and individuals within the Territory, organize a variety of forms of patriotic health inspections, conduct regular examinations of patriots and make public information to society.

Units and individuals should be subject to the supervision of patriotic health, which should be restructured within the time period specified in the letter of repayment.

Article 33 The city's fraternal wing is granted to the corresponding patrioritizing Honours for street offices that meet the patriots of patriotic health standards, the Government of the town, the village, the unit.

The communes should be recognized or rewarded by units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the health of patriotics.

The reduction in the quality of health after the patriots of access to patriotic sanitation has been incompatible with the standard, with the time limit being converted by the city's Guard; the failure to change or to meet the standards after it has not yet been met, with the dismissal of its patriotic health honour.

The patrioritization of patriotic health honour, which was dismissed by the Municipal Guard, recovered awards, awards and brought to the appropriate authorities to dispose of or deal with the law in accordance with the authority of management.

Article 32, in one of the following cases in the health of patriotics, is criticized by the municipal, district, district and district-level fraternal community; in serious circumstances, it may be brought to the relevant authorities to the extent that they are directly responsible for the treatment or treatment of the competent persons or persons directly responsible under the authority of management:

(i) Non-performance of patriots and obligations;

(ii) No change in oversight, inspection problems identified;

(iii) Other violations of this provision.

In violation of article 23, paragraph 1, of this provision, units and individuals are not subject to vector-prevention control measures, monitored by disease-prevention agencies, with the density of vectors exceeding national and provincial standards, informed urban administration of integrated law enforcement agencies, which are warned by integrated urban management law enforcement agencies and are responsible for the period of time being converted; fines of over $50 million for individuals and fines of up to $50 million for units.

In violation of article 23, paragraph 2, of this provision, the operators of food production units, construction sites, agro-industries, distributors or regulators do not have a vector control facility, which is being converted by an integrated urban management law enforcement authority, and a fine of up to 5,000 dollars is overdue.

Article 34, in violation of article 26 of the present article, provides for the production, formulation, sale, use of national rats and insecticide-treated medicines and equipment that are not in accordance with the product quality standards, to be determined by the executive authorities, such as agriculture, business, quality, public safety and security; and the transfer of suspected crimes to the judiciary to be criminalized by law.

In violation of article 27, paragraph 2, of the present provision, the specialized agencies for the control of vector vectors have not organized their practitioners in business training in accordance with the relevant standards and provisions, failing to ensure that their practitioners have the corresponding knowledge skills and that they are fined by the urban administration integrated law enforcement agencies of over 5,000 dollars.

Article 36 of the patrioritization health workers play a role in negligence, abuse of their functions by virtue of law by their units or superior authorities, and the transfer of criminal responsibility to the judiciary is suspected of committing crimes.

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