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(Act No. 61 of 18 January 2007 of the Order of the People's Government of Borbo, No. 61 of 1 March 2007) Article 1 guarantees the safety and physical health of the people, in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China's Drug Management Act, to develop this approach in the light of the current city's practice. Article 2 This approach refers to pharmaceutical workers who are producing, operating, using units, non-sterilized enterprises, medical equipment operating units, direct access to pharmaceutical packaging materials and containers (hereinafter referred to as pharmacies) for the production of relevant jobs in enterprises. Article 3 provides for the management of medical workers' health inspections within the current administration. Article 4 medical workers shall carry out health inspections every year, as required: (i) Direct access to medicines, non-bacterial medical equipment, pharmaceutical kits and production enterprises for production operations, quality management and testing, equipment escorts, packaging storage, collection and storage, and sale of supplies, etc., non-benemedical workers, pharmaceutical kits; (ii) Staff working in the procurement, inspection, custody, maintenance, quality management, distribution and sale of medicines, medical equipment; (iii) The drug use unit engages in direct access to medicines, such as procurement, inspection, custody, maintenance, conciliation, preparation, preparation and testing. Article 5 Institutions responsible for health inspections of medical workers should be higher than the secondary medical facility or disease prevention control agencies that have the following conditions: (i) A legal personality; (ii) Inspections, laboratory sites, facilities equipment and sanitation conditions adapted to health inspections; (iii) Professional technicians with higher-level technical qualifications adapted to health inspection projects; (iv) A well-developed health inspection system. Article 6 Institutions with medical workers' health checking conditions may submit to district food drug surveillance authorities applications for medical staff health inspections, which are determined by the municipal food medicine control sector in accordance with the principles of reasonable and user-friendly inspection. Article 7. Institutions responsible for health inspections by medical workers shall implement the following provisions: (i) To carry out inspections in accordance with the inspection projects under this scheme, with a real inspection results, and to inform, in writing, on 10 days after the inspection results, the medical staff's unit and the local food drug control monitoring authorities; (ii) Harmonization of the health check sheets and health certificates provided by the management for the use of municipal food medicines; (iii) The cost of health inspections based on the fees set by the price sector; (iv) The establishment of a medical worker's health inspection file, with the exclusive responsibility; (v) To receive and cooperate with oversight inspections by the Food Medicine Monitoring Administration; (vi) There are other provisions of the law, legislation and regulations. Article 8. Health inspection projects for medical workers include: (i) Hepatitis functions and hepatitis B; (ii) Large-scale regularity (the examination of the omnibus creativity); (iii) Reuters; (iv) Conducting skin; (v) Examination of the quality of medicines, sterilization and pharmacological kits, inspection, maintenance of the staff's perceptions and stereotypes. Article 9. The urban food drug surveillance authorities should adapt medical workers' health inspection projects in due course, in accordance with the State's published communicable diseases, the needs for emergency control of sudden-on-cidental public health events and the prevailing circumstances in the city. Article 10 is communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, hepatitis, typhoid, typhoid, bacteriological and Amira diarrhoea, as well as infiltration, severability or accompanying skin diseases, and shall not engage in direct access to medicines, sterilization and pharmaceutical kits. The stereotype inspection is not qualified or corrected below 5.0 and does not engage in quality testing, testing, and conservation of medicines, sterilized medical devices and pharmaceutical kits. Article 11. Medical staff members may apply for review to the former health inspectorate within 7 days of the date of receipt of the health inspection. The former health inspectorate shall be admissible in a timely manner and review findings within 15 days. Article 12 Medical staff enjoy the following health inspection rights: (i) To request the units to organize health inspections; (ii) Access to education, training for the prevention and health of infectious diseases; (iii) Participate in the management of democracy in the health inspections of the units; (iv) Procedural and alleged violations of health inspection provisions. Article 13. The unit of the medical staff shall fulfil the following obligations: (i) Regular health inspections of pharmaceutical workers in this unit; (ii) Removal of medical staff who are not eligible for health inspections in a timely manner, and health-care workers should be allowed to return to their original jobs after the treatment healing; (iii) To submit a list of health inspectors to local food drug control monitoring authorities on time; (iv) Establishment of a medical worker's health inspection file, management by a person. (v) To receive and cooperate with the supervision of the Food Drugs Monitoring Administration. Article 14. The body responsible for the health inspection of medical workers is one of the following cases, and the food medicine surveillance management removes its eligibility for medical staff health inspections: (i) Non-performance of the functions set out in this approach; (ii) Discussing false, intrusive and untrusive reports; (iii) The annual evaluation is not qualified. Article 15. Food drug surveillance authorities should monitor the health inspection of the medical staff's health inspectorate and the medical staff units. The inspectorate should provide authentic and complete material and archives without denying and concealing them. Article 16 Civil, legal or other organizations have found that the medical staff's health inspectorate and the medical staff are in possession of a violation of the provisions of this approach, which can be reported to the food drug surveillance management, the food drug surveillance management should be promptly processed and the verification of compliance by law. In violation of this approach, medical staff units do not establish authentic and complete medical staff's health inspection files, which are subject to the responsibility of the food drug control supervisory authorities to change and impose a fine of 1000. In violation of this approach, the medical staff's unit does not organize a health inspection of medical workers and is fined by the Food Medicine Monitoring Administration for 2000. Article 19, in violation of this approach, provides that medical staff units do not have qualified medical staff for health inspections, do not redeploy their jobs as prescribed, and are subject to a fine of US$ 3000. Article 20, in violation of this approach, provides that members of the Food Drugs Monitoring Administration have one of the following acts and are subject to administrative disposition by law; constitutes an offence and are held criminally by law: (i) The finding that the violation is not lawful; (ii) Disclosure of technical secrets and operational secrets known in the inspection; (iii) Injuring the parties or receiving the bribes; (iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud. Article 21, in the view of the parties that the specific administrative acts of the Food Drugs Monitoring Administration violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. 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