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(Adopted by the 58th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the city of Halkoa on 22 June 2006 No. 147 of 11 July 2006 by the People's Government Order No. 147 of 11 July 2006 for publication, effective 15 August 2006) Article 1 provides for the good social living conditions for the elderly, in order to promote the teaching and assistance of the Chinese people, in accordance with the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of the Rights of Older Persons, the Regulations on the Protection of the Rights of the People's Republic of China for Older Persons and the relevant provisions, and in the context of my city's practice. Article 2 Older persons aged 60 years or older (with 60 years of age and under the same age) at the Standing House of Commons in this city enjoy preferential treatment in accordance with this provision. Article 3 provides for the implementation of the provisions of this Article by the organization of the municipal old-age working body. The administrative authorities, such as transport, health, culture, sports, broadcasting television, urban management, civil affairs, justice, finance, public safety, agriculture, housing, should be based on the division of duties. Article 4 Older persons who have reached the age of 60 years may apply to the old-age working institutions of the region, the district (market) and the city's old-age working body to issue the Honorary Reception. The Honours are divided into two types: the award of the “Health Leave” by older persons aged 60 years or over 70 years of age; the issuance of a green “Health” by older persons over 70 years of age (with 70 years of age, with the same). The following activities may be accorded preferential treatment: (i) Free access to parks, tourist sites (except parks and large commercial activities being held); (ii) Visit to museums, exhibitions, memorials and semi-price purchases; (iii) Free use of public toilets; (iv) Access to transport tools, priority purchase orders, vouchers, and road vehicles (catch); (v) To store their own vehicles free of charge at non-mocile car parks; (vi) Care in medical institutions, giving priority to treatment, testing, contracting, payment, access to medicines and inpatient procedures; (vii) Legal advice on its own affairs free of charge to lawyers. The following activities may also be accorded preferential treatment to older persons above the age of 6,70 years and above, in addition to the benefits set out in article 5: (i) Free access to museums, exhibitions, memorials; (ii) Access to video theatres, cultural uters (bassies) and sports sites (bassies) to see movies (other than films), day-to-day horticulture and sports competitions (other than commercial performances, competitions), and semi-price tickets; (iii) Free access to public libraries; (iv) Free access to public electric vehicles, cars and ferry vessels, and purchase tickets for part-time vehicles; (v) In municipalities, districts (communes), communes (communes) and hospitals (Health House) to see the cost of sick leave (unless expert clinic), the elderly households in low-insured households are exempted from receiving medical fees; (vi) Access to the University of Older Persons for study and half-time payments; (vii) Separate elderly persons are installed with cable television, free of charge and priority. Older persons aged 60 years and above do not bear social pools. Rural older persons over 60 years of age do not have a bargaining obligation at the village level; the rural elderly over 70 years of age do not have a bargaining obligation to fund the village level; the loss of labour capacity or the rural elderly who have special difficulties for the age of 70 years or the family, who, after discussions at the village representative General Assembly, may, as appropriate, relieve financing obligations. Article 8 requests for legal assistance to older persons in compliance with legal aid conditions should be simplified and prioritized. An agreement on dependency, help and support for the elderly is a public testimony that, owing to economic difficulties, is unable to pay for the cost of public evidence, the public certificate institution should be reduced to half the collection or non-receipt. Economic hardship standards can be determined in the light of the local minimum living standards. Article 9. The exclusive residence of the elderly has been registered as an integrable tenant, which can give priority to the safe housing. Article 10. The Government of the commune has paid $20 per month for the elderly. The fees are allocated by the city's financial nuclear service and are distributed by the organization of the city's elderly work agency. Older working agencies should organize annual free medical examinations with health administrative authorities for the elderly over 100 years of age. Article 11. The death of the elderly of the low-insecure, the rural five-occupants and the families of the child is likely to be granted preferential relief under the relevant provisions. Article 12 Medical institutions should actively create the conditions for the opening of an old-age clinic and should provide access to care for the elderly in the windows such as walls, referrals, pharmacies, inpatient hospitals, etc. Article 13. Urban public transport, long-range delivery, rail, waterways, air passenger terminals or transportation tools should be established to mark older persons' preferences and content, waiting to be placed in the VIP or in transport instruments. Article 14. Business, catering, water supply, electricity, heating, fuel, communications, postals, banks, etc. industries such as businesses, should provide older persons with priority, quality and preferential services for older persons; and conditions for older persons who are incapable of action, and measures such as telegraphs, photocopy, top-up services should be introduced to meet the special life needs of older persons, free of charge or relief services. Article 15. Older persons in the field receive the same preferential treatment as older persons in the city, in terms of roadways, access to parks and tourist sites, and the use of public toilets. Article 16 should establish a complaint telephone to receive reports and complaints concerning the advancement of older persons, to address issues under the law and to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly. Article 17 reorders to units or individuals that violate the provisions of this provision that do not meet the obligations of older persons, either in the city or in the district, in the municipality or in the municipality of the elderly, to be criticized by their units or superior authorities, and to the extent that the refusal to comply with the obligations of the elderly has serious consequences or adverse impacts, bringing administrative disposal to their offices or to the parent authorities of the responsible person and other persons directly responsible. Article 18 The Government of the Municipalities, which was issued on 10 April 1999, repealed the provisions of the Harhama Municipality for Older Persons. |
