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Implementing The Regulation On Barrier-Free Environment In Shaanxi Province Approaches

Original Language Title: 陕西省实施《无障碍环境建设条例》办法

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Article 1, in order to implement the State Department's Regulation on Accessibility, to strengthen accessibility, to guarantee the right of persons with disabilities, the elderly and other members of society to participate equally in social life, to promote progress in social civilization and to develop this approach in line with the practice of this province.

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This approach refers to construction activities aimed at facilitating the safe and safe passage of roads, access to public places, related buildings, arranging public transport instruments, exchanging information and access to community services for persons with disabilities, older persons and other members of society.

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Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should organize development planning for the development of an accessible environment that integrates them into the planning for economic and social development of national nationals in the current administration, urban and rural development planning and the organization of implementation. In the preparation of development planning for accessibility, the views of social organizations such as organizations of persons with disabilities should be sought.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices should monitor the accessibility of environmental construction in the current administrative region.

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The information-policy authorities should lead to socially accessible development, promote accessibility and demonstration, guide, monitor information services accessibility platforms and promote information accessibility services.

The publication of a wide-ranging power authority is responsible for providing guidance and facilitating the publication of publications and audio-visual products for persons with disabilities, older persons and other members of society, on the occasion of the day-to-day newsletter, on the theme of persons with disabilities, on-the-board programmes for persons with disabilities.

EFW, WAEW should regularly collect accessibility needs for persons with disabilities, older persons and other members of society, provide advice and proposals to the Government and its relevant departments to strengthen and improve access to the environment, in collaboration with the development and implementation of accessibility planning; promote and monitor access to environmental construction; and facilitate the development and adaptation of the disabled, the accessibility of integrated services facilities for the elderly and the accessibility of the families of persons with disabilities.

Relevant authorities, such as development reform, education, public safety, civil affairs, transport, sanitation, tourism, should be able to build an environment that is accessible within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 Governments of more people at the district level and their relevant departments, persons with disabilities and organizations of the elderly should take a variety of forms to promote accessibility, raise public awareness and provide the necessary guidance and assistance to citizens, legal persons and other organizations to learn from accessibility to the environment, and undertake relevant skills training.

The media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should conduct public information on accessibility.

Any unit and individual may make observations and recommendations on the establishment of housing rural and urban areas, industrial and informationization, the Disabled People's Federation, etc.; identify problems that can be complained to the relevant units; the relevant units should be dealt with in a timely manner and respond to the results.

Article 8 encourages, supports the development, application and diffusion of accessible technologies and products that are accessible to persons with disabilities.

To promote the concept of accessibility and encourage citizens, legal persons and other organizations to contribute and volunteer services for accessibility.

Article 9. New Town construction, alteration, expansion of roads, public buildings, public transport facilities, residential buildings and residential areas should be established in accordance with the accessibility facilities engineering standards.

Rural construction and development should take into account the specific needs of persons with disabilities, the elderly and other members of society, and, in the light of actual circumstances, environmentally accessible construction and the progressive realization of accessibility facilities construction standards.

Accessibility facilities should be designed in parallel with the main works, synchronized construction, synchronized delivery and be connected to the facilities already in place around construction projects.

The design of accessibility facilities should be reviewed in accordance with national provisions when authorities such as housing urban and rural construction review the project design document.

Article 11. When the construction unit organizes the completion of the construction project, it should be accompanied by the identification of accessibility facilities and the identification of qualifications, the parties can deliver, without experience or access, and cannot be delivered.

When the following construction projects are completed, the construction units may inform the Disabled People's Federation, the elderly working body, the Disabled People's Federation, the elderly's agencies can organize probationary exercises for persons with disabilities and the elderly.

(i) The services of State organs, utilities;

(ii) Public places such as transport, culture, sports, education, health, tourism;

(iii) Financial, postal, telecommunications, etc.

(iv) Business service places such as large chambers, catering and accommodation;

(v) Other public places that are relevant to the daily lives of persons with disabilities, persons with disabilities, etc.

Article 12. The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level shall give priority to the rehabilitation of facilities at the facilities that are incompatible with the standards for the construction of facilities, public buildings, public transport facilities, residential buildings, residential areas for accessibility facilities:

(i) institutions such as rehabilitation, social welfare;

(ii) External service places for State bodies, persons with disabilities and older persons;

(iii) Cultural, sports, education, health services;

(iv) Public services such as transport, finance, postal, commercial and tourist;

(v) Complementary service locations around large residential areas.

Article 13. Persons with disabilities, the elderly and other members of society should be allowed to renovate without prejudice to security and the use of others.

More than the people at the district level can fund poor households that are able to adapt to accessibility facilities.

Article 14. Public service institutions and places should provide access to environmental knowledge and the necessary skills training for their staff and, in the event of hearing, visualization, language and disability-related matters, services should be provided to facilitate communication and conditional units could provide Braille and handic interpretation.

When public activities with the participation of persons with disabilities are held, units should be provided either by means of a word or by a language service.

Article 15. Community public service institutions, cultural sporting places should gradually improve accessibility facilities to provide accessibility services for persons with disabilities, older persons and other members of society.

Article 16, airfields, fire stations, automotive stations, passenger terminals, shores, etc., should establish accessibility channels, and conditions should also assign staff to provide the necessary services to persons with disabilities, older persons and persons with special needs.

Access to urban orbital transport should be tailored to persons with disabilities, the elderly and other members of society.

The green light of people in major drys, major commercial areas should be added to the street audio-speaker.

Public cars should provide audio-visual services, gradually realizing the poster service and accessibility. Public car parking stations (points) should be in line with national accessibility facilities-building standards, and the progressive establishment of visually-friendly identification vehicles, route alerts.

The Government of the urban population should grant affordable and affordable automobile indicators based on local circumstances and be concessional.

Article 18 Public parks, road parking parks should be installed in accordance with accessibility facilities construction standards. Access to parking should be established to facilitate the movement of persons with disabilities and to establish a marked mark.

The following places should provide free of charge to persons with disabilities, in accordance with the accessibility facility construction standards:

(i) The office of State organs, business units;

(ii) Transport hubs such as airports, fire blocks, car stations, urban orbits, passenger terminals and shores;

(iii) Public service places such as health, education, culture, finance, postal, commercial and tourism;

(iv) Grounds of the population.

Article 19

The use of accessible parking vehicles should be made in a significant location of a dedicated mark or a disability certificate to facilitate the verification of management. Vehicles that do not meet the conditions of use shall not take possession of accessibility parks.

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Article 21 empowers persons with disabilities to enter public places and to access public transport tools for blind dogs that take protection measures.

Article 2 has access to facilities or to public places where accessibility is available, the owner or the manager should have a clear place of accessibility to meet national standards.

The accessibility mark should be regulated, clear and clear.

Article 23. The owner or manager of the accessibility facility shall strengthen the day-to-day maintenance of accessibility facilities and ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities.

Article 24 requires the temporary use of accessibility facilities, such as urban construction, and shall be governed by the relevant procedures and establish protective columns and the identifiers accessible to persons with disabilities, while taking the necessary alternative measures. Temporary occupancy should be restored in a timely manner.

No unit or individual may damage, intrusion of accessibility facilities or change their use. The alteration, expansion of the road shall not undermine the continuity of access facilities for humans and non-motive vehicles.

Article 26 The right of persons with disabilities, the elderly and other members of society to access information.

The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate information-sharing in information-making planning, actively promote information-sharing accessibility and take measures to facilitate access to information for persons with disabilities, older persons and other members of society.

Article 27 Governments and their relevant departments have issued important government information and information relating to persons with disabilities, and should create conditions for persons with disabilities to provide information exchange services such as voices and expressions, where relevant information can be produced in Braille, in print or in a voice for use by persons with disabilities.

The second eighty-eight State conducts promotional examinations, occupational qualifications examinations and job examinations, which should be facilitated or assisted by persons with disabilities in the examinations that are appropriate to their physical characteristics, with the participation of persons with disabilities, and should be assisted by staff, if necessary, in accordance with the need to provide them with the probationary, electronic vouchers, and staff.

The TV established by the communes of the communes of the province and the establishment area should create the conditions for webcasting television programmes with at least one webcasting news stories per week.

The TV established by the People's Government of the District (markets, districts) should create the conditions for the transmission of news and disability-specific programmes, along with the word.

Video-distributing products that are published publicly should be equipped.

The website of the organizations of persons with disabilities should meet the accessibility website design standards.

The Government website, the Government's public good activities website, and the Organization's website should progressively meet the accessibility website design standards.

The public libraries established by the Government of the people at the district level should be gradually established to facilitate access by persons with disabilities to the books and the use of the Internet.

Article 32 Governments at all levels should strengthen the construction of emergency call systems, such as alerts, medical first aids, so that they are equipped with information alerts, call functions, facilitate access to hearing and voice counsellors for persons with disabilities.

The units of the organization of elections, such as Article 33, State organs, social groups and grass-roots self-government organizations, homeowners' committees, should facilitate the participation of persons with disabilities in the elections and provide blind ballots or assistance to persons with disabilities, as required.

In violation of this approach, the establishment of accessibility parking, blind and slope facilities, in accordance with accessibility facilities construction standards, is criticized by the relevant authorities, such as housing rural and urban construction, for the duration of education and for the correction of the period of time; and the imposition of a fine of more than 50 million dollars for the owner or the manager.

Article XV on the accessibility of the environment and its staff abuse of their duties, insecure, in favour of private fraud, is governed by the law, and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article XVI violates other acts of this approach, and the provisions of the law have been punished.

Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2015.