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(The 10th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chilin Province, 6 September 2007, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 194 of 28 September 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 194 of 28 September 2007, effective 1 November 2007) Article I. Glin Province's preference for the elderly, which is based on the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to promote the teaching, nutrient and old-aged traditions of the Chinese people, reflects the care of the entire society for the elderly, promote socialist harmonious social development and develop this provision in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations. Article 2, whoever is born within the territorial administration of the province for a period of 60 years or above, can enjoy goodness within the overall province in accordance with this provision. Article 3 The relevant departments should, within their purview, perform their managerial and oversight responsibilities under the law. Article IV may be free of charge to older persons in the administrative area of this province by means of identification to the location of the household or by the permanent establishment of the elderly. Older persons are counted on the uniformity of institutions responsible for the elderly by the Government of the province, and the cost of production is borne by local finance. Article 5 Article 6. Article 7 grants to older persons above the age of 100 years, to be paid to each person at the district level of the household, without less than 200 per month of living benefits, the funds required are covered by the local financial burden, the local elderly work agencies are responsible for issuing them; and, where conditions exist, the local people's Government can properly grant the living allowance. In the context of the implementation of the medical assistance system, the authorities should include the elderly who enjoy the minimum living security of the urban and rural population in the range of medical assistance. Older persons who have access to minimum living safeguards in rural areas participate in new local rural cooperation medical treatment, and their personal financing is partly paid from the Rural Poor Family Medical Relief Fund. Article 9. Older persons have access to priority services when they are kept in medical institutions, inpatient treatment, payment, medicine and inpatient care. Medical institutions should provide free-of-service, driving and help-burse for older persons who are inactive. The health-care institutions established by the community should establish health files for older persons within the community and carry out health-care activities. Medical institutions are promoted to grant preferential or relief to the general medical clinic for the elderly and the family beds, as well as medical costs for the poor. Article 10 states (markets, districts) and older working agencies should organize medical personnel for free medical examinations for older persons above 100 years of age. Article 11 promotes the provision of priority, preferential services and care for the elderly by various service industries, such as commercial, catering, community residential services, in close proximity to older persons. Article 12. Urban public transport tools should be established. Older persons over 70 years of age are free of charge in public transport tools (non-sexclusive vehicles). Article 13 Fire stations, highway passenger stations should set up a sales ticket window with older persons receiving priority purchase orders. A number of older persons should be placed in the VIPs and an older person's priority voucher. Article 14. Urban roads, vehicle stations, airports, commercial sites, public traffic vehicle stations, residential areas and other public buildings should create an accessibility environment for the elderly to live and walk. Article 15 Article 16 is free of charge for the elderly to use public toilets. Article 17 provides free access to public cultural facilities, such as State museums (the House), the American Institute of Arts, the Science and Technology, the Memorial, the Memorial, the Memorial, the Memorial, the Honour, the Public Library, the Cultural Architecture, the Palace). The elderly enter the fee park, parking and tourist landscapes, with the first half of the votes under the age of 70 years free of the first cheque. Older persons in provinces have access to fees parks, gardens, tourist sites and have equal benefits for older persons in the province. Public sports facilities management units requiring charges should be provided free or semi-principated in accordance with the functions of the facility, characteristics of the elderly's health activities, and in a graduating period the organization concerned and units could be provided with a margin of excellence for the activities of older persons. Article 20 provides incentives for older persons to see movies, horticulture, sports competitions. The venue could be provided to the organizations and units concerned for the development of the horticulture activities. Article 21 Older persons who enjoy the minimum living conditions in rural and urban areas are taught in old-age schools and tuition benefits. Article 22 requests for legal assistance from older persons who enjoy the minimum guaranteed treatment should be simplified and prioritized. Article 23. The legitimate rights and interests of the elderly are subject to a violation of the law, which is difficult to pay, may apply for judicial assistance, relief, transfer or removal of the costs involved. Article 24 of the Law, the Public Evidence Service, the Legal Service and other social legal services institutions shall be exempted from legal advice and services for the elderly in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 25 provides units for older persons to be serviced and should be properly marked, published and committed and monitored. Article 26 passed away from the elderly who enjoy the minimum living security of the urban and rural inhabitants, who organize or have been personally involved in ex post facto burial units in the civil affairs sector opted for general burial services, which should be charged with burial services in accordance with 50 per cent of the basic criteria for firefighting fees in towns or rural areas, voucher freight charges, axes and royalties. The Governments of the twenty-seventh municipalities (States), districts (communes, districts) can develop specific implementation approaches based on the above-mentioned provisions for the elderly. Article 28 provides recognition to units and individuals who have made remarkable achievements in the work of the elderly, and to institutions responsible for the elderly. Article 29 reproduces the period of institutional responsibility for the management and oversight of violations of this provision or the failure of the authorities to perform their management and oversight responsibilities, which is due to the fact that the authorities are responsible for the work of older persons at the district level. Article 33 |
