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Xian Municipal People's Government On The Revision Of The Xi ' An City, Measures For The Implementation Of The Shaanxi Provincial Patriotic Public Health Ordinance Decision

Original Language Title: 西安市人民政府关于修改《西安市实施〈陕西省爱国卫生条例〉办法》的决定

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(Adopted by the 51st ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Western Annai on 4 June 2004, No. 31 of the Decree No. 31 of 15 August 2004 concerning the date of publication)

Article 16 amends to reads as follows:
This decision is implemented since the date of publication.
The approach to the implementation of the Patriotic Health Regulations in the Province of Siai was released in accordance with this decision.

Annex: Modalities for the implementation of the Patriotic Health Regulations in the Province of Siai (as amended in 2004)
(Adopted by the Government of the People of the city on 31 August 1998 in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the People of the city of 15 August 2004 on the revision of the approach to the implementation of the Patriotic Health Regulations in the Province of Western Sahara)
Article 1 promotes the health of patriotics, protects the physical health of the people, strengthens the building of socialist and physical civilization, and develops this approach in line with the Patriotic Health Regulations of the Republic of China.
Article 2: State organs, social groups, forces, business units and other organizations within the city's administration system (hereinafter referred to as the unit) and individuals shall strictly adhere to the Patriotic Health Regulations and this approach in the Province.
Article 3. The patriotic health work described in this approach includes the following:
(i) Sanitation, food and drinking water, sanitation in public places, health infrastructure construction, and the creation of health towns, health villages and advanced health units;
(ii) Rural efforts to improve access to drinking water, rehabilitation of toilets and environmental integrated governance;
(iii) Health advocacy and health education;
(iv) Eliminating vector-based vectors;
(v) Other work related to patriotic health.
Article IV. The Committee of the National Patriotic Health Movement of the Municipalities, Regions and Districts (hereinafter referred to as the Guard), under the leadership of the same-level people's Government, has organized, integrated and coordinated patriotic health in the current administration.
The executive departments, such as plans, health, construction, municipalities, transport, artefacts, agriculture, environmental protection, education, finance, labour, business, water, sports, tourism, culture, radio television, and press releases, are responsible for the patriotic health work undertaken by this sector in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 5
(i) The monthly system for patriotic health activities in April;
(ii) The five-week system for health days;
(iii) The “four-one-one-one-size-fits-all” system for all urban units;
(iv) Health obligations labour systems;
(v) Health inspection appraisal system.
Article 6 units and individuals should participate in patriotic health activities, undertake and receive health education, raise health awareness and adhere to social health norms.
Agencies and individuals are encouraged to invest in the construction, operation, management of public health infrastructure and the provision of social health services, which are legally protected.
Article 7. Citizens shall respect the following social health norms:
(i) Nothing in public places of causal paper and other wastes and the incest of garbage;
(ii) Separate chewing;
(iii) Smoking from smoke-free sites;
(iv) The burning of manoeuvres such as trees in streets, squares and other public places;
(v) Other social health norms.
Article 8. Regions and communes should include improved access to rural drinking water sanitation, the construction of sanitation toilets and the introduction of good sanitation in the management of work objectives, and the creation of communes (communes), health villages.
Article 9. Scientific and medical units, biological products plants, hidings and chemical products plants should concentrate on the collection of waste containing viruses, bacteria or other toxic, hazardous substances, to be environmentally sound and to register to the local environmental administration, sealed, cleaned or burned at designated locations designated by the sanitation administration.
Article 10. Regions, the people's governments should establish and improve health education networks and strengthen health education institutions and workforce-building.
The commune Government, the street offices, and the Habitat (household) committees and units should undertake health education efforts, promote health-care knowledge and increase social health awareness and self-health capacity for all.
Secondary, primary and secondary schools should be given health education to students in accordance with the relevant provisions, and kindergartens should conduct health education for young children.
The executive branch, such as education, health, culture, information, should conduct regular health and health literacy campaigns.
Article 11, in addition to teaching, scientific research and other special circumstances, prohibits the maizeing of livestock, livestock, etc. from urban sanitation.
In this city, there is a strict limitation on nutrients and the specific management approach is implemented in accordance with the SAAA Regulation.
Article 12
In this city, cigarette advertisements are prohibited.
Article 13 communes' governments, street offices, and the National Commission for Housing (NL) should regularly organize activities for the elimination of vectors, such as mosquito, mosquito mosquito, mosquito and hya, in order to eliminate the plantation of vectors.
The inhabitants of various units should be involved in activities aimed at destroying vectors, eliminating vector-based biomass farms, requiring integrated preventive measures to control the density of vectors within national and provincial government standards.
Article 14.
Article 15. The Municipal Guard shall periodically test the quality of the organization's structure for the health of theft and vector products sold in the market and issue a monitoring notice.
Article 16 Professional disbursed companies and individuals engaged in the management of sanitation vectors are subject to expertise and skills training organized by the municipal or district, the district health administration sector and, after having obtained qualified evidence, the parties can gain access.
Article 17, Municipal, District, District Guard and the Town People's Government, Street Offices can be employed as specialist and part-time patrioritizing, responsible for social health supervision within the Territory, and for the timely presentation of the social health situation to the Guard, the commune government or the street offices, and for the suppression of violations of social health management and for assisting in the identification of the relevant sectors.
Article 18, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Patriotic Health Regulations in the Province of Western Province.
Article 19 is implemented since the date of publication.