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(Prelease No. 109 of 2 January 2004) In order to implement the basic national policy on family planning, control the number of people and improve the quality of the population, adapt the population to economic and social development, the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Act on Population and Family Planning, the Population and Family Planning Regulations of Fhana and the Family Planning Regulations, are developed in conjunction with the actual provisions of this city. Article II citizens who are not residing in the city and in the city, as well as national organs, social groups, business units and other organizations within the city's administration, should comply with this provision. Article 3. The urban and district family planning administration is responsible for the population and family planning in the current administration. The relevant sectors of the city, the people of the region, within their respective responsibilities, have the corresponding responsibility for population and family planning. The Town People's Government (Roman Street Office) is specifically responsible for the implementation of population and family planning programmes within the current administration. Article IV Social groups, such as trade unions, WCAs and Family Planning Associations, business units and other organizations, as well as all citizens, should assist the Government in carrying out population and family planning. The mass media, such as radio Television, news publication, have the obligation to carry out socio-public information on population and family planning. The Village (HL) Commission should be well-established in accordance with the law. Article 5. The Government of the people at the last level should provide annual responsibility for the management of population and family planning targets at the next level, as well as for the conduct of appraisals, assessments and awards for implementation. Article 6. Governments at all levels should guarantee the necessary funding for population and family planning and gradually increase the overall level of population and family planning funding. The municipal, regional financial sectors should arrange the necessary family planning funding to give priority to the town (farm) of financial hardship when the budget is scheduled. Article 7 State organs, social groups, business units and other organizations should be equipped with dedicated (and part-time) staff. The Village (HL) Commission should be equipped with adequate family planning staff. Article 8. Villages (HL) should establish a self-government constitution for family planning or incorporate population and family planning into village (communication), implement family planning villages (community) public, actively carry out population and family planning education, and introduce self-education, self-management and self-service services for village (resident) people. The Village (HL) Commission should hold family planning meetings every month. Members of the community civilian police, heads of the property administration and the relevant units within the jurisdiction should participate in an example to effectively address problems in family planning. The owner, the property administration is obliged to assist in the management of family planning and to provide family planning related to the Family Planning Administration or the Village (LM) Commission to facilitate the entry of family planning staff into household surveys, advocacy, visits. Article 9 State organs, social groups, business units and other organizations shall enter into family planning responsibilities (agreement) with the host area, the Government of the Town (Obrica) and its statutory representative or principal responsible for family planning. Individual businessmen with rental of homes (loans) and employed workers should enter into family planning agreements with the village (resident) committees. Housing rentals (loans) should be responsible for family planning for tenants, discovering that tenants violate family planning and should report to the local village (resident) committees in a timely manner; and individual businessmen with employment should be responsible for family planning. Article 10. The inhabitants of this city are incompatible with their place of residence within the city's administration, and their family planning work is governed by the family planning administration, which is dominated by the treasury land and the town (the street). Households are not present in the city, and their family planning work is co-managed by the family planning administration, which is managed in the present place of residence. Article 11. Governments and all sectors of the population at all levels, when developing socio-economic development policies and reform measures, should seek advice from counterparts or local family planning administrations, and policies and measures enacted should be conducive to family planning. When the family planning administration has found policies and measures that are not conducive to the basic national policy of family planning or incompatible with family planning laws, regulations, regulations, regulations, etc., it should be brought to the relevant sectors to amend or repeal by law. Article 12. Relevant sectors such as public security, business, labour guarantees, health, construction, civil affairs, family planning, etc., should combine the division of labour and implement family planning management and service responsibilities. Specific responsibilities are determined by a letter of responsibility from the same-ranking people, who perform their duties through the annual family planning examination and the payment of awards. The relevant authorities of the Government should verify the evidence of marital sexual orientation that they have been inspected by the current town of residence ( Street) family planning administration in the city, where evidence is handled by mobile population permits, employment certificates, business licences, adoption certificates. The status of family planning of the parties was reviewed at the time of the home, in accordance with a number of provisions for the management of the homeownership. Article 14. Family planning technology services and health-care institutions, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are equipped with family planning contraceptives, good birth, reproductive health counselling and technical services to prevent the reduction of unwanted pregnancy and childbirth deficiencies. The municipal family planning administration should be granted a licence for the operation of the Family Planning Service in a timely manner to the institution of family planning. Article 15. When family planning technology services and health-care institutions involved in family planning technology services, such as maternity care, delivery, should require pregnant women from the mobile population to present maternity plans. There should be timely briefings on the institution's town ( Street) family planning administration and assist the family planning administration to deal with the law. The use of medical technologies to carry out a non-medical requirement for sex-sexclusive or gender-neutral termination of pregnancy. Specific approaches are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province. Article 16 establishes a system for the sharing of population information resources. The Public Security Service provides monthly information on births, deaths, relocation (removal) and relocation (removal) outwards to the district town (rub) family planning administration; monthly information on maternal and infant status to the local family planning administration; and monthly registration of new married couples by the district civil administration. The relevant sectors should pay attention to the protection of the privacy of citizens when providing information on population and family planning, and the family planning administration should be kept confidential. Article 17 establishes a statistical assessment system for population and family planning. The municipal population survey body, organized by the municipal family planning administration, has specific responsibility for population and family planning forecasts, surveys, inspections, appraisals and the development and management of the database on family planning information. Article 18 Governments at all levels should establish specific funding for population and family planning incentives through financial budgetary arrangements and social donations, for incentives for the introduction of family planning citizens. Article 19 grants a one-time bonuses less than one thousand bonuses to the married parent of the sole-born child; a boy who meets the conditions of recreation is voluntaryly free from the birth of the child and receives the sole-born parent's boy. The incentives provided in the preceding paragraph are vested by matrimonials for the administration, unit staff, half each for each of the two units; one for the executive branch, the unit's staff; and other personnel for incentives are charged from the specific provision for population and family planning incentives. Two girls and married to sterilization measures in rural areas are paid a one-time less than one thousand bonuses, and incentives are paid from specific funding for population and family planning. Article 20 improves the rural family planning system. In rural-parent children, two female-headed households are co-financed by Governments, groups and individuals, and increased funding for insurance funds every year. Article 21 does not complete the task of population and family planning or do not perform the functions of the population and family planning, as well as its statutory representatives or principals, the competent person directly responsible and other direct responsibilities, shall not be assessed, evaluated over the course of this selection year and shall not be granted an honorary number such as the advanced civilization of their spiritual civilization and shall not be promoted and promoted in the current year. Article 2 staff members who deliberately deviate from the responsibility for family planning or fail to perform their duties seriously, have resulted in the administrative disposition of serious consequences by law, which constitutes a crime and are held criminally by law. Article 23 of the Government does not perform family planning management responsibilities in accordance with this provision, and is rectified and criticized by the same-ranking people's Government; and administrative dispositions are given to the principal holder, directly responsible supervisors and other persons directly responsible. Article 24 In violation of this provision, one of the following acts is dealt with by the municipal and district family planning administration by law: (i) In violation of article 8, paragraph 3, of the present article, the owner, the property administration shall not assist in the management of family planning in accordance with the provisions; refuse to correct, warn and may impose a fine of up to three hundred thousand dollars for the owner; and impose a fine of more than three thousand dollars for the property administration; (ii) In violation of article 9, paragraph 2, of the present article, the imposition of a fine of up to five thousand dollars for the refusal of home rentals (loans), individual businessmen to perform family planning. Article 25 |
