Advanced Search

Gansu Province Destitute Persons Relief Support Measures

Original Language Title: 甘肃省特困人员救助供养办法

Subscribe to a Global-Regulation Premium Membership Today!

Key Benefits:

Subscribe Now for only USD$40 per month.

Chapter I General

In order to further access to care for special hardships, to guarantee basic living for rural and urban special hardships, to establish and improve the system for special hardships, and to develop this approach in the light of the relevant provisions of the State Department's provisional approach to social assistance, the Gang Province Social Assistance Regulations.

Article 2 refers to persons of special hardship referred to in the present approach to persons of origin who are incapable of work within the province's administration, who have no means of life and cannot be determined by the maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, dependency, elderly persons, persons with disabilities and minors under the age of 16.

This approach refers to the provision of basic living, care services, sickness treatment, housing assistance, education assistance, and burial services for special hardships, in accordance with national and present schemes.

Article 3 assists special hardships in upholding the principles of access, affordability, management, integration and social participation in rural and urban areas.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of special hardships in the provision of support to foster work, integrate the construction of nutrient services in the overall planning of economic and social development, incorporate the Government's established costs for the functioning of nutrient services and the funds required by special hardship personnel for feeding.

Article 5

In the sectors such as hygienic, education, housing and rural-urban construction, human resources and social security at the district level, special hardships are provided with support in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6

The Villagers' Committee, the Residential Commission, assists all levels of people's governments and the relevant departments in accessing special hardships for their work.

Article 7 encourages, directs and supports the participation of the social forces in the provision of support to special hardships, including through the provision of government procurement services, charitable donations and voluntary services.

Chapter II

Article 8

(i) Provide basic living conditions. In cash or in kind, supplies and spare parts are provided to special hardship personnel for food, sub-food, living fuel, clothing, beds, etc.

(ii) Provide care services. Basic services such as the provision of care for special hardships who cannot be self-sustained in their daily lives and inpatient care.

(iii) Provision of disease treatment. Full funding is provided for personal contributions to basic health insurance for the population in rural and urban areas. Medical costs continue to be underfunded by the provision of medical safeguards such as basic health insurance, coverage and medical assistance.

(iv) Provide housing assistance. In order to concentrate on the provision of housing eligible for accommodation, to ensure wind, light, security and lighting.

The dispersal of housing hardships in line with the prescribed standards is available to the breadwinner through the allocation of rented public rental housing, the provision of housing rental subsidies and the rehabilitation of rural-risk housing.

(v) Education assistance. Special hardships for school attendance at the compulsory education stage are provided with educational assistance; adequate educational assistance is provided to special hardships in secondary education (including secondary vocational education), general higher education.

(vi) Provide burial services. The funerals after the death of special hardships are concentrated in the hands of feed-up services, dispersed by the Town People's Government, the Street Office commissioned village councils, resident councils or their relatives. The funeral fee is paid from special hardships for the provision of feeding, up to the maximum cost of the feeding for one year.

Article 9. Special hardship assistance for feeding standards includes basic standards of living and care.

Basic living standards should meet the basic life needs of special hardships. Care standards should be tailored to the self-sustainability and service needs of special hardship personnel.

Article 10. Special hardships are provided with a standard of feeding, which is determined by the Government of the city (State) on the basis of the annual per capita consumption expenditure of the local population, disease treatment, burial, etc., in the integrated consideration of factors such as regional, rural and urban disparities, the post-relead release of the Government of the province and adjusted in accordance with the local level of economic development and changes in prices.

Article 11. Special hardship assistance is divided into the form of home-based dispersion for feeding and local feeding services.

Special hardship providers can choose their own form of feeding. With life self-sustainability, it is encouraged to disperse their homes for feeding, whether they are completely or partially deprived of their living self-sustainability, giving priority to the provision of centralized feeding services.

Article 12 dispersed special hardships for feeding, and with their consent, the Town People's Government, the Street Office may entrust their relatives or village councils, the Residential Commission, the Social Organization, the Social Work Service, etc. with day-to-day care, living care, and inpatient care. Where conditions exist, community day care services can be provided for dispersed special hardships.

The commune Government, the street office, the special hardship provider shall enter into a commissioning agreement with the author or the service agency to agree on their respective rights and obligations.

Article 13 focuses on special hardships for feeding, with the civil affairs component of the district-level people's government centralization of near-arrangement to the corresponding feeding service institutions, and arrangements for the centralization of child welfare institutions under the age of 16.

Article 14. The Government of the people at the district level should integrate the provision of assistance to special hardships with basic old-age insurance for rural and urban residents, basic medical guarantees, minimum living guarantees, orphan's basic living guarantees, social welfare.

Special hardships in line with the relevant conditions can be accompanied by social benefits such as basic old-age insurance, basic health insurance and high-age benefits for rural and urban residents. The minimum livelihood security policy is no longer applicable in the context of the inclusion of special hardships in the provision of support. The inclusion of the basic living guarantees of orphaned children will no longer apply the special hardships to help them. The inclusion of persons with disabilities who are in special hardship for the purpose of feeding is no longer entitled to the benefits of living for persons with disabilities and the heavy care of persons with disabilities.

Chapter III

Article 15. Special hardships apply for help and are submitted in writing by themselves to the Government of the People's Republic of the town, the street office, and to the following materials:

(i) An effective identity document for himself;

(ii) Income situation, description of property;

(iii) Labour capacity, living sources and maintenance, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance statements.

It is difficult to apply to the Village Council, the Council of Residents or others.

There is no autonomy to apply, such as the ability to conduct a civil act, and the commune of the town, the street offices and the villagers' councils, the residents' councils should offer their support.

Article 16 of the Town People's Government, the Street Office, after receipt of the request, shall, within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the request, investigate the submissions submitted by the applicant, submit the first instance of opinion, and approve the approval of the Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the post-application of the applicant's village, the community announcement 7 days.

The applicant and the relevant units, organizations or individuals shall cooperate with the investigation, if any.

Article 17 Approval of eligible applications is granted to special hardships for feeding and to be published in the applicant's village, community; non-approved applications for incompatibility and written reasons.

Article 18, which is approved for the benefit of persons with special hardship, changes in circumstances that are no longer consistent with the conditions for the provision of support, should end the provision of support in accordance with the original approval process.

Minors of special hardships are still subject to compulsory education, high-level education (including secondary vocational education), general higher education, which can continue to benefit from care.

Article 19

Chapter IV

Article 20 No unit or person shall be intrusive, misappropriation, cement and sale of special hardships for the purpose of feeding services, homes and other property.

Governments and social capital cooperation models are encouraged to support the building of institutions for foster services, including through public-building and civil office support.

Article 21 requires special hardship providers to register legal persons, establish systems such as sound security management and service management, and, in accordance with the number and care needs of service recipients, strengthen the development of social jobs and provide reasonable access to social workers.

In article 22, special hardship services should be equipped with basic living facilities and the necessary supplementary facilities to provide daily care for special hardships, medical treatment, inpatient care and cultural recreation services. Conditions may be granted by the Health Administration to establish a medical room or a care station to provide daily medical services to special hardship personnel.

Article 23 Governments of more people at the district level should lead, stimulate public good philanthropic organizations, social service agencies and social forces to provide professionalized services to special hardships by increasing support for the purchase of services and projects by special hardships for the support of the Government.

Article 24

(i) Financial budget funds;

(ii) Funds for income arrangements such as the collective operation of rural areas;

(iii) Funds for the benefit of a public interest grant arrangement;

(iv) Social donations.

Specialized personnel are provided with special management, earmarking, and no organization or individual shall be intrusive, misappropriated, interdictioned.

Article 25 Governments of the population at the district level should improve mechanisms for the disbursement of funds to ensure that funds are issued in full and in a timely manner.

Funding should be allocated directly to foster services; dispersed for feeding should be socially distributed.

Article 26 Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen, in accordance with the law, the supervision of special hardships in the provision of support, and establish systems such as accountability.

The Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level, civil affairs, finance, auditing, etc., has provided assistance to special hardship personnel for the mobilization, distribution, management, use of enforcement supervision, finding violations of the law and the timely transfer of administrative inspectorate authorities to conduct investigations under the law.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 27, by means of misstatement, concealment, falsification, etc., deceives the funds, goods or services for feeding, is determined by the relevant authorities to stop the provision of support and to refund the funds, supplies that are illegally obtained and may be fined below three times the value of the goods.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, stipulates that interception, exclusion, misappropriation, private sub-unitive relief for feeding funds, material recovery is vested in the relevant sector; the confiscation of proceeds of conflict; and the disposition of persons responsible for direct responsibility by law.

Article 29, concerning administrative organs and their staff, abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud in special hardships for the purpose of feeding, is corrected by a superior administrative body or by an inspectorate, and is disposed of in accordance with the law by the competent and other direct responsibilities.

Article 31 violates the provisions of this approach and constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

Annex VI

The Thirty-first Declaration on the Granting of Persons by Special Devices was compiled by the Provincial Civil Affairs Department.

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2016.