(Adopted by Decree No. 73 of 11 January 2012 by the Government of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern China Autonomous Region on 1 March 2012)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the management of mobile population services, to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population, to preserve social harmony and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

This approach refers to persons who leave the permanent household seat into the administrative area of the self-government and cross-market areas within the administrative area of the self-government region.

Differences, medical treatment, visits of family members and persons introduced and exchanged under the relevant provisions are not applicable.

Article 3

Article IV provides a residential registration and residence permit system for the management of services of the mobile population.

The Modalities for the Mobility of the Autonomous Regions (hereinafter referred to as the residence certificate) are proof of the residence of the mobile population and the access to public services under this scheme, which is applicable in the administrative region of the self-government zone.

Article 5 Governments at all levels are responsible for the management of mobile population services in the present administration.

More than the people at the district level should establish a network of organizations, systems and safeguards that are required to adapt to the management of mobile population services to integrate the management of mobile population services into the integrated governance objective of social management.

Article 6. Public security authorities are responsible for the registration of residences, the issuance of residence permits and the management of the security sector, such as development and reform, finance, human resources and social security, education, health, population and family planning, housing and rural-urban construction, and administration of justice, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 7. Governments of the population at the district level should hire mobile population service managers, in accordance with the management needs of mobile population services, in accordance with the number of mobile or rented homes established by the self-government area, to assist the relevant sectors in the management of mobile population services.

The public security authorities are responsible for the management of mobile population services.

Article 8.

Article 9 Residents and mobile populations of residence should respect each other's customs and religious beliefs, solidarity and harmony.

Chapter II

Article 10. The mobile population holds the residence certificate and enjoys the following public services in the place of residence:

(i) The provision of vocational skills training and public employment services;

(ii) Children are equal to those of the regular family;

(iii) Free access to basic public health services such as vaccination, the prevention of infectious diseases and maternal and child health;

(iv) The free access of matrimonials to family planning technical services and counselling;

(v) Legal services and legal assistance;

(vi) Registration of motor vehicle drivers in residence;

(vii) Participation by law in the activities of the community of residence and related social affairs management;

(viii) Other public services provided by the people of residence.

Article 11. The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant departments should incorporate the employment and social security of the mobile population, compulsory education, disease prevention control, maternal and child health, family planning, legal aid and security management into integrated arrangements for local public services to guarantee the enjoyment of the public service rights set out in article 10 of this approach. Funds for the management of mobile population services are included in the financial budget.

The Community Council of Residents, the Village Commission and the Business Service should assist in the management of mobile population services in collaboration with the Government and its relevant sectors.

Article 12. The human resources and social security sector should provide public employment services equal to the regular household occupants by organizing various types of vocational training institutions that are qualified to carry out commissioning, customization, cross-regional training, leading to an orderly transfer of employment to the mobile population.

Public employment and talent services should provide free vocational information, vocational guidance and employment unemployment registration for the mobile population with employment aspirations.

The human resources and social security sector should monitor whether the recruitment of a person by the inspector's units to enter into a labour contract and the performance of labour contracts and the implementation of the wage payment control system.

The Labour Personnel Dispute Conciliation Commission, the Industrial Labour Dispute Conciliation Commission should receive, in accordance with the law, cases of labour disputes brought by the mobile population.

Article 14. The Education Administration should incorporate compulsory education for the children of the mobile population into local education development planning, integrate arrangements, inspect the promotion of full-time enrolment of children by small schools, and guarantee the right of the children of the mobile population to be equal to the children of the regular household.

Article 15. The health administration should include mobile populations in the scope of public health services, integrated arrangements, screening of urban community health services centres and communes to provide public health services for the mobile population, and guarantee free access to basic public health services such as vaccinations, prevention of infectious diseases, maternal and child health care for the population.

The disease prevention control agencies should conduct regular disease surveillance in relation to the geographical concentration of mobile populations within the jurisdiction.

Article 16 Population and family planning sectors should be equipped with mobile population family planning advocacy and family planning technology services to guarantee the same access to family planning technology services for mobile couples with the elderly.

Article 17 Housing and urban-rural construction sectors should provide housing rental information for the mobile population, with conditionalities that could incorporate a stable occupation and a mobile population of a certain number of years of residence in cities into the provision of public rental housing.

Article 18 The executive branch of the judiciary should promote the promotion of the rule of law, legal services and legal aid into the community, raise legal awareness of the mobile population and seek legal services and legal assistance from the mobile population.

Article 19 The mobile population is registered in the same place of residence and is entitled to the residence certificate, with a continuing period of time, a legitimate fixed residence and stable income, which may apply for the registration of a permanent household. Mobility requests for specific means of registering a permanent household, developed by the commune government in the area.

Chapter III

Article 20 shall declare the residence registration at the mobile population service management station (point) established by the residence public security authority or the public security authority from the date of arrival in the place of residence. Except for the registration of accommodation at hotels.

Changes in the place of residence should be registered from the date of change to the present residence public security authority.

Article 21, which is intended to reside in more than six months of residence and who have reached 16 years of age, may apply for a residence certificate.

The residence certificate provides for a certificate and an annual note that the specific management approach is regulated by the public security agencies of the self-government area.

Article 22 provides for the registration of residence, registration of changes in residence, first receipt of the residence certificate and annual signing of the residence certificate.

As a result of the loss, damage to the emplacement, the replacement of the residence certificate or the delay in the processing of the notice of the residence certificate, the fee was charged. The cost of work is approved by the self-government sector price management.

Article 23 does not employ a mobile population without a resident identity card.

The mobile population information should be sent to the public security authorities within three days of the employment and removal of the population.

Article 24 rents from homes to the mobile population shall be subject to the following security management provisions:

(i) No rent shall be granted to persons who have no resident identity card;

(ii) A certificate of security responsibility signed with a public security officer;

(iii) If the name of the lessee is registered, the resident identification number;

(iv) Accreditation of tenants to the residence public security authorities to declare residence registration;

(v) Identifying criminal offences committed by the lessee within the rented house or suspected criminal offences, and report promptly on public security authorities.

The renter of the house was discharged by the author by entrusting the agent to rent the house.

Article 25. The housing rental intermediary agencies introduce housing rentals to the mobile population and shall comply with the following security management provisions:

(i) No rental house shall be provided to persons who have no resident identity card;

(ii) The name of the renter and the lessee, the resident identification number;

(iii) On the date of the completion of the intermediary's lease, the public security authority at the location of the report on the basic conditions and specific addresses of the renter and the lessee.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 26 Government departments and their staff are in violation of this approach, in one of the following cases, accountable for the administrative error of their heads and direct responsibilities, in accordance with the scheme of administrative misresponsibilities in the Autonomous Region of China:

(i) Violations of the legitimate rights and interests of the mobile population are not dealt with in a timely manner by law;

(ii) The registration of residence registrations for mobile populations, the residence certificate or the application of public services are not governed by law;

(iii) In violation of the provisions to collect fees to the mobile population;

(iv) Existence or violation of statutory circumstances, the type of punishment, the amount of punishment for the mobile population or related units, and the imposition of sanctions by individuals;

(v) Relevant information on the flow of population received during the registration, residence and use process is used for purposes other than statutory responsibilities.

Article 27, in violation of article 20 of this approach, does not register a change in the registration of residence or residence residence, which is fined by the Public Security Agency of $50.

Article 28

(i) To refrain from reporting on mobile population information to public security authorities in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) The employment of a population free of the resident's identity card flow, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 29, paragraph 1, subparagraphs (i), (iii), (v) of this scheme, is punishable by public security authorities in accordance with article 57 of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China;

Article 33 The rent-associate body is in breach of article 25 of this approach, with the time limit being changed by the public security authority, which is not later commuted, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars.

Chapter V

Article 31