(Summit No. 124 of the Government of the People of San Suu Kyi on 11 May 2012 to consider the publication of the Government Order No. 253 of 5 June 2012, effective 1 October 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population, to strengthen and innovative the management of mobile population services, to maintain social order, to promote economic and social coordination and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The residence registration of foreigners, stateless persons and Hong Kong, residents of the Macao Special Administrative Region and residents of the Taiwan region is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 3. This approach refers to persons who have left the permanent household (market, area) living more than 3 days.

The commune governments in the districts can define, in conjunction with local realities, the scope of the mobile population in the management of services.

Article IV governs the management of mobile population services in accordance with the principles of fair treatment, accessibility, rationalization and regulation.

Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should incorporate the management of mobile population services into long-term planning and annual plans for the economic and social development of their nationals in the region, establish a system of management, rights and interests covering mobile populations, and public services, and incorporate the funding of the management of mobile population services into the same fiscal budget.

Article 6 The registration of residence and the issuance of residence permits are free of charge.

Sectors and agencies, such as the Government of the Territory, education, civil affairs, justice, finance, human resources security, urban and rural construction, housing management, health, population life, business administration, etc., should work together in coordination with the management, rights and interests of the mobile population, and public services, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The mass groups such as trade unions, joint missions, women's associations should assist in the management of mobile population services.

Article 7. The Government of the people at the district level should improve the integrated service management platform for the mobile population, in line with the Government of the people of the town of Too town, the Street Office, the Village (NL) and the National Commission for the Protection of the People's Demobilization of the Mobility, based on the facts.

The Town People's Government, the Street Office, the Village (NL) National Commission are entrusted by the relevant sectors such as the Public Security Agency to assist in the management of services such as the collection and residence of information on the flow of people and the provision of public services such as employment, social security, family planning, education.

Chapter II

Article 8. The management of mobile population services is governed by a residential registration system.

The mobile population should be registered with the public security of residence within three working days from the date of arrival of the residence, with valid identity documents and related materials, such as the identification of its inhabitants.

The mobile population is housed in hotel industries such as hotels, hotels, hotels and hotels, and inpatient medical institutions, and is registered under the relevant provisions for the processing of hotel accommodation or inpatient registration.

Article 9. The mobile population is proposed to reside for more than 30 days of residence, and the public security dispatch should issue a residence permit.

One of the following conditions may not be granted residence certificates:

(i) The age of 16 years or the age of 70;

(ii) Medical care, visits, tourism and travel in the place of residence;

(iii) Learning, training in full-time educational institutions;

(iv) Travellers who live in urban areas are pushed back into the management structures;

(v) Laws, regulations and regulations do not require the granting of residence permits.

Article 10, a residence certificate, for a period of one year and three years.

In one of the following cases, a three-year residence certificate may be issued upon request:

(i) enter into labour contracts with the user unit and participate in social insurance as prescribed;

(ii) To obtain a business licence in the business administration sector;

(iii) The purchase of houses or the lease of homes and the possession of the lease registration certificate;

(iv) In accordance with the conditions of the residence, the relocation of the household has not been carried out;

(v) Other circumstances in which a three-year residence permit may be issued.

Article 11. The home renter or its commissioner shall register the basic conditions of his or her name, type and number within a 24-hour period of time after the arrival of the mobile population, and report to the public safety service within three working days to promote the registration of the resident population. The mobile population terminated the residence and the house's renter or its commissioner should report public security dispatchs within three working days from the departure of the mobile population.

Article 12. The employment of a mobile population by a person unit shall be carried out within three working days of the date of the employment; the closure of the mobile population or the removal of labour relations shall be reported to the public security dispatch within three working days from the date of termination or removal of labour relations.

Article 13 Business service enterprises should communicate the basic situation of the home's renters to report public security stations within three working days and to promote the registration of residency registrations by the mobile population.

Article 14. Intermediation institutions engaged in rental housing and human resources services for career presentations should report public security dispatchs within three working days from the date of the success.

Article 15. Large-scale trade markets, commodity dispersal management should report on the basic situation of the mobile population within three working days from the date of the arrival of the mobile population, as well as on the registration of residency by the mobile population.

Article 16 Changes in the residence address in the district (communes, areas) should be registered with the public security in the present place within three working days of the change.

Article 17 is required for the effective expiry of the residence permit, and the mobile population shall be transferred to the public security service within 30 days of the expiry of the effective period.

Losss and damage of residence warrants should be made available to the public safety service in a timely manner or to relocate.

Article 18 Qualys, releassss and supplements the residence permit, and the Public Security dispatch should issue a residence certificate within 10 working days from the date of receipt.

Article 19 Removal of the population from residence to other districts (markets, zones) or close to their relatives, house rentals, user units, etc., shall be promptly sent to the public security station for the write-off of the residence registration process; the death of the mobile population shall be carried out by their close relatives, the rental of homes or the use of persons units.

Article 20, when the people of the public security authorities carry out their duties under the law, have the right to determine the residence certificate and the mobile population shall not be denied.

Staff members of the executive branch and agencies concerned may request a residence certificate from the mobile population when carrying out their official duties under the law or providing services to the mobile population.

No unit or individual may collect or seize a residence permit, in addition to the execution of official duties by the police of the public security authorities.

Article 21, any unit or individual shall not be forged, altered, sold or sold, used forfeiture, transgender residence, shall not be charged, taken, rented, transferred and transferred residence permits.

In the case of residence registration by public security authorities for women of the childbearing age of the mobile population, it should be verified that the marriage certificate of the mobile population does not have a marriage certificate and should be communicated to the residential population in a timely manner; the population-bearing sector finds that there is no residence registration and that it should be communicated to the public security authorities in a timely manner.

Chapter III Protection of rights and public services

The legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population are protected by law and no unit or individual may be violated.

Article 24 Governments of more people at the district level should gradually incorporate mobile population residency management, rights guarantees and public services into residential registration systems, improve and expand the functioning of residence permits and promote the availability of basic public services for the mobile population.

Article 25 Mobile populations enjoy the following rights and public services in accordance with the law:

(i) Occupational guidance provided by public employment services institutions, job presentations, employment unemployment registration, employment information inquiries;

(ii) Participation in social insurance and the corresponding guarantees;

(iii) Basic public health services such as the prevention of infectious diseases and the planned immunization of children;

(iv) The technical services provided by the State for basic family planning projects for the population of childbearing age;

(v) Legal services and legal assistance;

(vi) Approval or examination, vocational (operational) eligibility examinations, occupational (operational) qualifications, in accordance with the terms of eligibility for professional technical duties in place;

(vii) The housing security policy established by the Government of the people of residence;

(viii) The recognition and incentives granted by the Government of the people of residence or by the relevant authorities;

(ix) Other public services provided by the Government of the People of residence.

Article 26 Residence of the mobile population, and in addition to the enjoyment of the rights and public services provided for in article 25, the following rights and public services are accorded:

(i) A motor vehicle driver's vehicle vehicle driver's registration process in the place of residence;

(ii) The procedure for commercial signing in the area of access to the port of entry;

(iii) A person who has his or her residence for one year of residence, may apply for a general passport in the place of residence, a pass and a note on the travel of the inhabitants of the continent, a pass on the port of entry and a visit by a team tourist;

(iv) Participation by law in the organization of residence and in the management of social affairs;

(v) Other public services provided by the Government of the People of residence.

The municipalities in the area may determine, on the basis of local realities, the specific content of the residence witness's access to public services.

Article 27 provides that the mobile population is in accordance with the conditions laid down by the Government of the People of residence, whose children receive preschool education and compulsory education shall be treated equally with the permanent household students.

Article 28 provides that the mobile population is in line with the conditions set by the Government of the People of residence and may apply for a permanent household.

More than twenty-ninth people at the district level should be able to support the management and protection of the street children by those who live in cities.

Article 33 People's Government, street offices and village (resident) committees should strengthen the education, training and protection of the legitimate rights and interests of women, children and the elderly.

Article 31 concerning the administration, public service institutions and business service organizations should facilitate the use of residence cards.

Chapter IV Information management

Article 32 establishes an integrated information management platform for mobile people across the province to integrate and share information resources such as residence registration, family planning, labour security. Specific approaches are provided by the Government of the Provincial People.

Mobile population information should include the names of the mobile population, gender, national, citizenship, habitat and current residence addresses, services, political profiles, marital status, family planning, labour employment, education, social security.

Mobile population information administered by sectors and institutions such as public security, education, civil affairs, human resources security, rural and urban construction, housing management, health, population lifetime should be harmonized and shared.

Article XIII provides real, accurate and complete information when the mobile population is registered.

The mobile population found that the information contained in the residence certificate was wrong or the changes in residence information should apply for corrections or change.

Article 34 Public security authorities and relevant administrations, public service institutions, business service organizations and their staff should be kept confidential with information on mobile populations.

No unit or individual shall be able to search and use mobile population information in violation of the provisions.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations stipulate penalties, in accordance with their provisions; they constitute crimes, and are criminalized by law.

In violation of this approach, the mobile population has not been registered for residence, and the period of time is being changed by public security authorities; there is no change over time, with less than 100 fines.

In violation of this approach, the renter or his or her commissioner had not been registered, reported on the residence of the mobile population or terminated the residence, and was ordered by the public security authorities, with a fine of over 200 million dollars.

In violation of this approach, the person's unit does not organize the registration of residence or has not reported after the closure of the mobile population, the dismissal of labour relations, and is redirected by the public security authority to fine up to 1000 dollars for the statutory representative or the direct responsible person; in exceptional circumstances, the fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, the business sector does not report on the basic situation of the population of the rented homes, which is being converted by a public security authority, with a fine of up to 2.0 million dollars for the statutory representative or the direct responsible person; in the event of a severe fine of up to $3000 million.

In violation of this approach, the intermediary and the human resources service agencies involved in house rentals are not reported to the renters, the mobile population of the rented house or the employer, the basic conditions of the mobile population are changed by a public security authority, with a fine of up to 200 million dollars for the statutory representative or the direct responsible person, and, in serious circumstances, a fine of up to $3000.

In violation of this approach, the large trading market, the commodity dispersal management did not report on the basic conditions of the mobile population, which was restructured by the public security authority, with a fine of up to 2.0 million dollars for the statutory representative or the direct responsible person; in the event of a severe fine of over 00 million dollars.

Article 42, in violation of this approach, decepts, takes, rents, borrows, transfers of residence cards, is collected by public security authorities, with more than 500 fines; the perpetrator has an illegal proceeds of fines of between 1 and 3 times the amount of the proceeds of the crime and not exceeding $300,000.

In violation of this approach, the unlawful collection or seizure of residence permits is fined by more than 1000 dollars in the Public Security Agency; in serious circumstances, more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 43 13 Public security authorities, the relevant administrations and other units and their staff play a role in the management of mobile population services, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, violations of the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population, and criminal responsibility for the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for the transfer of persons, by their units or superior authorities.

Annex VI

Article 44 of this approach refers to certificates of residence that are lawfully resided in the territorial administration of the province and to effective documents of the public service.

The model of residence permits is regulated by the public security authorities of the Provincial Government.

Article 42 of this approach refers to an effective identity document, such as a resident's script, resident identification and temporary resident identification.

Article 46 Circumstances of the mobile population have been granted in accordance with the law prior to the implementation of the scheme, which may continue to be used during the period of the suspension of the evidence and enjoy the rights and interests of witnesses in the residence certificate under this scheme and public services.

Article 47 In the province of Sustainable Population Management (Act No. [1995]118, No. 90 of the People's Government Order No. 90 of 30 April 1998) was abolished.