Article 1 guarantees equal participation of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and other members of society in social life, promotes social civilization and develops this approach in line with the relevant laws and regulations such as the Accessibility Environment Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. The accessibility environment described in this approach includes building activities such as accessibility of the material environment, accessibility of information and accessibility of community services.

Article IV. The Government of the above-mentioned population has been in a position to lead in the area of accessibility, to organize development planning for the development of an environment that integrates them into national economic and social development planning and rural and urban planning.

The Government of the people at the district level should include access to the environment in the cities of civilization, the town of civilized villages, the construction of civilized units, and the establishment of a vetting mechanism.

The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant sectors should seek social groups such as organizations of persons with disabilities, older work agencies, when developing development planning and policies for accessibility.

Interactions.

Article 5

The authorities such as industrial and informationization, radio and television at the district level are responsible for the exchange of information on the accessibility environment within the present administration.

More than the people at the district level should be able to build an environment that is accessible within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. Social organizations such as organizations of persons with disabilities, older working agencies and other relevant units and individuals have the right to monitor accessibility of environmental construction and provide advice to relevant departments and units; and departments and units should be processed and answered in a timely manner.

Article 7 Governments and their relevant sectors should formulate policy measures to encourage and support the development, development and application of accessibility support equipment, specialized products, transport instruments, information exchange technologies and products.

Article 8 Governments and their relevant sectors should take a variety of forms to promote the concept of accessibility, to promote knowledge on accessibility and to raise awareness of the accessibility environment.

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

Article 9. Governments at all levels recognize and reward the units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the area of accessibility.

Chapter II

Article 10 News, alterations, expansion of roads, public buildings, public transport facilities, residential buildings, residential areas should be constructed in accordance with the accessibility facility engineering standards.

Article 11. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the construction of townships, village accessibility facilities into the planning of new rural construction, the integrated advancement and synchronization. Towns, villages, roads, homes, public service institutions and places should progressively meet the standards for the construction of facilities.

Article 12 The accessibility facility works should be designed in parallel with the main works, synchronized construction, synthesize receipt and be matched with the surrounding buildings, the accessibility facilities of roads.

Article 13. Housing and urban-rural construction authorities are not reviewed when conducting the construction project design document review.

Article 14. New construction, alteration and expansion projects, and construction units should be invited to participate in the organization of persons with disabilities when organizing the construction of construction works completed,

Accessibility facilities are collected; the construction of facilities without approved design documents and construction technical standards shall not be completed.

Article 15. The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level and its relevant departments should develop and organize implementation plans for the rehabilitation of facilities facilities and promote the accessibility of the equipment that has been completed through financial subsidies, philanthropic grants.

Article 16

Station services 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 commune governments in the area should determine and direct the operation of the rental vehicle to invest a number of accessible rental vehicles for persons with disabilities.

Article 17 garage parks in public parks and large residential areas should be installed in accordance with accessibility facilities construction standards and indicate accessibility parking.

Accessed parks are pushed by persons with disabilities or used for mobile vehicles and are exempted from storage costs.

Article 18 places where accessibility facilities exist or accessible services are available should be set up in order to meet national standards.

Article 19 The owner and the manager of the accessibility facility shall be managed and maintained to ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities.

There is a management responsibility agreement between the owner and the manager of the accessibility facility, which is responsible for the agreed responsibilities.

No organization or individual may unlawfully occupy, destroy accessibility facilities or change their use.

In the light of the fact that special circumstances warrant the temporary use of accessibility facilities, it must be authorized by the relevant authorities to set warning signs or signals during the occupation period; and the expiry of the occupancy period should be restored in a timely manner.

Chapter III

Article 21 Governments of more people at the district level should include access to information-sharing in information-making planning, guide and encourage relevant sectors, scientific offices, businesses and individuals to conduct accessible information-sharing technologies, products, services development, diffusion and application, and facilitate access to public information for members of society, such as persons with disabilities.

The Government of the people at the district level and its relevant departments have issued important government information and information relating to persons with disabilities, the elderly should provide access to information-sharing services such as voice, language, handic and language.

Article 23 of the National Government's website, the Government's public good activities website should be progressively met with the accessibility website design criteria.

The Government's website should step up access to information by members of society, such as persons with disabilities.

The disability organization website should meet the accessibility website design criteria.

Article 24 should facilitate the participation of persons with disabilities in various scales, occupational qualifications examinations and job examinations. The participation of persons with disabilities should be based on the need to provide them with a Braille probationary, cross-border, electronic probationary, or assistance from staff.

Article 25 Government of the people at the district level encourages and supports the production of cultural products in an accessible manner. Video-distributors for public publication should be equipped.

The television stations established by the provincial and territorial Government should be added to the television programme, which is broadcast at least once a one-sided news programme per week.

The TV established by the communes' government should be gradually matched in the delivery of news and disability thematic programmes.

The public libraries established by the provincial and territorial Government should open access rooms for persons with disabilities, provide blind readings, voices, etc., and public libraries established by the district-level people's Government should gradually open access rooms for persons with disabilities; public libraries established by the town, village, community-based communities (rooms) should gradually be equipped with access to information and information that facilitates access by persons with disabilities.

Public libraries should use accessibility techniques to facilitate access to information by members of society such as persons with disabilities.

More than twenty-eight people at the district level encourage and support the development, development and application of demonstration technologies, such as visual, intellectual and disabled life, property security, which are closely linked to the development, development and application of information on routine supplies, to facilitate visualization and the ability of persons with intellectual property to make a clear indication of the safety of products.

Chapter IV Access to community services

Article 29 provides that community public service facilities should progressively improve access to services and should be adapted to the technical standards of accessibility facilities to facilitate the participation of members of society, such as persons with disabilities, older persons, in community life.

Article 33 Governments at all levels should improve the development of emergency calls systems such as photo information alerts, call functional alerts, medical first aid, and facilitate access to police and rescue for members of society such as persons with disabilities, the elderly.

Article 31

The rehabilitation of the population's accessibility facilities is provided with adequate support.

Social members, such as persons with disabilities, older persons, should allow their rehabilitation without prejudice to security and others, to facilitate their rehabilitation.

Sections such as executive 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.

Article 33 XIII provides that urban emergency shelters should improve access to services and establish pre-empts for the implementation of emergency shelters for persons with disabilities and provide training for staff on accessibility services.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 34 quantify the staff of the environmental authorities in their work by abuse of their duties,ysing negligence, favouring private fraud, by virtue of their units or superior authorities, and by bringing criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 33 is one of the following acts, punishable by law by the housing and rural-urban construction authorities.

(i) Design units do not design mandatory standards in accordance with national standards for accessibility facilities;

(ii) The construction unit does not carry out construction in accordance with the approved construction map design document and related construction technical standards;

(iii) The failure of the institution to design documents, technical standards in accordance with relevant accessibility facilities

Execution of the prison system is regulated by the standards.

Article 36 Entitles and administrators of accessibility facilities, which are not planned to be upgraded or are not managed and maintained for accessibility facilities, are converted by the relevant authorities.

Without effective management and timely maintenance of accessibility facilities, resulting in physical, property damage to the user, the owner and the manager of the accessibility facility should assume liability.

Article 37 Damages to accessibility facilities, symbols and the use of accessibility facilities are sanctioned by the competent authorities in accordance with the laws and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; and criminal responsibility is lawfully prosecuted.

In violation of the relevant provisions of this approach, the Public Library has not established a watchdog for persons with disabilities, which does not provide Brailles, Voices and Correspondents, and is restructured by a cultural authority.

Annex VI

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 15 October 2015.