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Guiyang City Administration Of Public Relief For Vagrants And Beggars Without Any Assured Living Interim Provisions

Original Language Title: 贵阳市城市生活无着的流浪乞讨人员救助管理暂行规定

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(Summit session of the Hygiene Government of 31 May 2004 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 134 of 31 May 2004 of the Hygiene People's Government Ordinance No. 134 of 31 May 2004)

Article 1 protects the social order and establishes this provision in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations such as the State Department's approach to the management of street begging workers who live in cities.
Article 2 Municipalities and districts, municipalities and district governments should establish shelters for beggings, and temporary assistance points should be established in the areas of Yisha and South Minh. The temporary assistance point is primarily responsible for the dissemination of laws, regulations, temporary assistance, and initial screening, access to accommodation, escorting to a rescue station or identifying the route to a rescue station. The telephones and addresses of the Resort (point) should be communicated to society through the media or through the establishment of a signal.
The requirements for assistance are included in the same-tier financial budget.
Article 3. The Civil Affairs Department is responsible for the rescue of beggings living in the city and for the guidance and supervision of the Rescue Station (points). The street begging's help station (points) is specifically responsible for the rescue of those who begging.
In line with their respective responsibilities, the public safety, town management, health, transport and financial sectors are working together for the rescue of those who are begging.
Article IV encourages social organizations and individuals to participate actively in the public good service and to assist the Government in its efforts to sensitize and receive government assistance for those who are begging.
Article 5 In carrying out their official duties in the above-mentioned premises, public security, town management and related administration officers have found street beggings, and positive measures should be taken to inform and direct their assistance to the rescue stations (points).
Street offices, community dwellers' councils, owners or other relevant management units should be informed of their access to the rescue stations (points).
Article 6 helps the street beggings (at the point) and should provide the basic conditions, such as the real availability of the name of the person, and the registration of the accompanying goods at the Rescue Station (point) and the demand for recourse.
Resistance stations (points) should be carefully screened, and relief should be provided in a timely manner and not denied; and the reasons for non-revention should be explained for those who are not recipients.
People's governments in the areas, municipalities, districts and townships should be properly installed and living.
Article 7. Resistance stations (points) should provide food or shelter in accordance with the requirements of the assisted person; deliver hospitals in a timely manner for sudden-onset diseases in the Station (point); facilitate contact with their relatives or their units; and provide vehicle vouchers for the absence of a transport fee to return to their place of residence or to the unit.
Article 8 was escorted to the veterans (points) of the Resort, with close relatives and back from legal and effective documents. The rest is confirmed by the Resistance station by the name, the place of residence and the status of his or her family or head of the unit. In the case of homelessness, the Government of the people of their families is well placed.
For minors, persons with disabilities, the elderly and other persons who are unable to determine the guardian's presence in the streets of the city, the staff of the relevant administrative bodies should be protected by law, proactive escorts, saching to help stations (points).
Article 9 found persons who had been injured and begging, and individuals, organizations or relevant organs should notify 110 in a timely manner. Upon receipt of the notification, the units concerned should be provided with a timely rescue or, in the case of near-designated hospitals, the necessary treatment measures to be taken to remove the risk or the condition of the disease from the post-harvestment facility (point).
Article 10 (points) should be established, sound management systems that provide assistance services to the person seeking help, guarantee the safety of the person and the property of the assisted person within the Station (point) without limiting the departure of the helpor from the Rescue Station (point) and cannot be charged for the benefit, his or her relatives or the unit of the institution, without any pretext for organizing the production of the worker.
Article 11. Staff members at the Resistance Station (point) should be aware of compliance with the law, regulations, non-custodial or transcendant detainees; no abuse, corporal punishment, ill-treatment of aided personnel or instigation of others to abuse, corporal punishment, abuse of aid workers; and non-removal of documents, complaints, etc., and other acts prohibited by legal regulations.
Article 12 is punishable by public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Regulations on the Control of Security.
Article 13 deals with criminal activities such as theft, fraud, seizure, extortion, extortion, and extortion, by law by public security authorities.
Article 14. Resistance stations (points) may report to the civil affairs sector; the civil affairs sector is valid and should be responsible for the timely provision of assistance and administrative disposition of the person directly responsible under the law.
In violation of this provision, the staff of the Rescue Station (point) are subject to administrative disposition by their competent authorities, which constitutes an offence, and are criminally liable by law.
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