Key Benefits:
(Summit No. 74 of 3 August 2007 of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland to consider the adoption of Decree No. 30 of 23 August 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 30 of 23 August 2007 for the Greater Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 October 2007) Article 1, in order to encourage citizens to see heroicity and promote social integrity, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3 encourages the principle of combining material incentives for citizens who are heroic. All levels of the people's Government and the relevant sectors should give preference to citizens in terms of learning, work and life. Article IV. This approach is implemented by the Government of the people at the district level, which is responsible for the integrated governance of social security at all levels. The sectors such as education, public safety, civil affairs, finance, labour and social security, and health are guided by their respective responsibilities, and are well informed by the work of civil incentives and protection. Departments such as culture, radio television, press releases should be well informed. Article 5 Governments of more people at the district level should arrange for heroic and dedicated funding for the recognition and protection of citizens. Article 6. See heroic funding by raising: (i) Specific financial allocations; (ii) Social donations; (iii) Other legitimate means. The incentives for institutions, entrepreneurship units, social groups and individuals are heroic. The Social Security Integrated Governance Agency can award honour certificates for a certain amount of donor. Social contributions are included in the management of the financial exclusive. Article 7. See heroic funding: (i) See heroic condolences, recognition and rewards for citizens; (ii) See heroic assistance for civil casualties; (iii) The handling of a secret physical insurance for the death and injury of citizens; (iv) See the heroic as other required expenditure. Article 8 does not have a statutory or agreed obligation to provide the following active remedies for the protection of the interests of the State, the collective interests, the public interest and the rights and interests of others, which are heroic: (i) Suppression of unlawful violations; (ii) Risk relief; (iii) Saving persons; (iv) Other active remedies. Any unit and individual may be consciously a citizen's declaration, and the district-level social security integrated governance body is responsible for receiving the declaration within the jurisdiction. The declaration is a heroic incentive that should provide visual and related evidence. Article 10, after having received a heroic declaration by the district-level social security institutions, should be investigated and, within 30 days, confirmed conclusions, communicated in writing to the author. Beneficiaries and witnesses should provide the relevant proof material as necessary. The declaringor or the stakeholders have contested the conclusions and may apply for review to the body that has concluded the conclusions. Article 11 gives recognition and incentives to citizens who have been recognized as heroic: (i) See the heroic monuments, which have a greater impact in the self-government area, with the honour of the heroic heroe, the award of awards and honorary certificates, and the award of over 50,000 yen awards; (ii) See the heroic monument, which has a greater impact in the city of the establishment area, which is honoured by the Government of the urban population of the region, awarding an honorary certificate and awarding more than 30,000 awards; (iii) See the heroic story, which has a greater impact in the district (markets, districts) and is hailed by the commune people's Government, awarding Honours and awarding more than 1 million awards; (iv) Other positive citizens, who are represented by the Integrated Governance Unit of the Social Security at the district level, are awarded a heroic certificate of the positives and awarded appropriate awards. Article 12, paragraphs 11 (i), (ii) and (iii) of this approach, read as a citizen's recognition, rewarding, and approved by the Government of the people at all levels of the integrated governance system. The Government of the people at the highest level needs to be recognized, rewarded, declared by district (communes, districts) or urban social security integrated governance agencies in the area at the highest level to the integrated social security institutions. Article 13 recognizes, rewards that are heroic to be open to citizens, with the exception of confidentiality. Article 14. For citizens who are witnessing heroic injury, medical institutions and their medical personnel should be rescued in a timely manner and must not be denied, consignatory and delayed. The cost of saving is paid by medical institutions. Article 15 pays medical expenses, misworkers, disability benefits and benefits, death pension and benefits, funeral expenses and other expenses incurred by a person or the responsible person in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and national regulations. Beneficiaries can be given an appropriate compensation for citizens. The person or the responsible person is unable to pay, or the person does not pay the person or the responsible person, according to the circumstances: (i) Participation in work injury insurance, which is determined by the Labour Security Administration as a worker injury and is paid by the Social Insurance Agency under the treatment of work injury insurance; (ii) See heroic work unit for citizens who should not participate in the work-related injury insurance, which is paid by the unit under the treatment of work-related injury insurance; however, the right to take part in the basic health insurance scheme, and the medical expenses paid by the social insurance agencies in accordance with basic health insurance provisions; (iii) Inadequate portions of the payment provided for under the treatment of work-related injury insurance, to be paid by heroic funds; (iv) See the heroic non-working unit of citizens or the lack of capacity to pay, which is paid by heroic funds. Article 16 reads as an assessment of the disability of citizens, as well as the recognition of the perpetrators, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. Article 17 reads as follows: Article 18 was granted to citizens who were honoured by the Integrated Governance Agency of the Self-Government Zone, which issued the Beitive and Civil Procedural Award, which is evidence of free access to urban public vehicles, free access to parks and tourist sites in this self-government area, free access to the patriots and exhibitions, science and technology, museums. Article 19 encourages institutions, entrepreneurship units, social groups and communities to facilitate learning, life and work among citizens. Article 20, which is at the expense of citizens, is in accordance with the conditions of the martyrs, approves them and pays their pension in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State; does not meet the conditions of the martyrs, has a working unit and is not in a position to do so by reference to the relevant provisions of the State. Article 21 reads as follows that citizens have a job unit that is treated in accordance with the State's provisions relating to persons with disabilities (workers); the civil service takes into account the relevant provisions of the State; the full loss of labour capacity, which is granted the minimum cost of living by the communes; the living cannot be self-sustained, and the local civil service has been approved by the Social Welfare Institute. In the present self-government area, there are no fixed work units and frequent household counterparts who are maimed citizens, and according to the level of disability, a lump-sum disability grant is paid by the local social security and integrated governance agencies. Article 2 does not preclude the dismissal or dismissal of employment contracts on the basis of the loss of labour capacity by the employee's part. Article 23 shows that citizens are suffering from death and injury, and that the civil affairs sector in the place of their families provides relief under the relevant provisions and that the grass-roots organization or the unit in which it is located should be assisted. Article 24, which reads as citizens or their close relatives, requests the executive organs to protect their legitimate rights under the law, shall take effective measures to protect them in accordance with the law. Article 25 is hurry, combating reprisals against citizens and their relatives, punishable by law by public security authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 26 Medical institutions and their staff have refused or delayed the treatment of the heroic citizen, who is responsible by the sanitary administrative authorities for their transformation, causing adverse consequences and hold legal responsibility. Article 27 quantifies the heroic honour and bonuses, withdraws his honour, recovers the certificate, awards and other relevant interests, and, in the event of serious circumstances, hold legal responsibility. Article 28 staff members of State organs who have misguided for,ysed, favoured private fraud, are given administrative treatment by law, constituting an offence and are held criminally by law. Article 29 of this approach was implemented effective 1 October 2007. |
