Notary Personnel refers to people working for notary
offices including: directors, deputy directors, notaries, assistant notaries
and other people providing assistance.
Notary Documents refer to the judicial notary
documents drawn up at the request of the interested party and are in accordance
with facts and the law and following certain legal proceedings.
Extraordinarily Serious Fire Case refers to a case which has caused over 30 deaths; or
over 100 serious injuries; or a direct property loss over 100 million yuan.
Serious Fire Case refers to a case which has caused over 10 to 30 deaths; or over 50 to 100
serious injuries; or a direct property loss over 50 million to 100 million yuan.
Comparatively Serious Fire Case refers to a case which has caused over three to ten deaths; or over 10 to
50 serious injuries; or a direct property loss over 10 million to 50 million yuan.
Ordinary Fire Case refers to a case which has caused less than three deaths; or less than 10
serious injuries; or a direct property loss less than 10 million yuan.
Cases Registered and Handled Directly by People¡¯s Procuratorate
Offices refer to those
serious criminal cases that, according to the functional jurisdiction, are
registered and handled by the People¡¯s Procuratorate
Offices, including the ones on bribery and corruption, the ones on abuse and
dereliction of duty, offences against citizens¡¯ personal and democratic rights
by government officials abusing their powers; and that are registered and
handled by the provincial Procuratorate offices in relation to other major crimes
committed by government officials by abusing their powers.
Key Cases refer
to crimes committed by county and director-level officials. This indicator
reflects the situation of those county and director-level officials involved in
criminal cases registered and handled by People¡¯s Procuratorate
offices.
Approval for Arrest refers to the decision made by
people¡¯s procuratorate office, in accordance with the
law and relevant facts, to approve the arrest of the suspect(s) as proposed by
the public security departments, state security departments or prisons
authority. This indicator reflects approved arrests made by people¡¯s procuratorate offices that are proposed by related
departments.
Decision on Arrest refers to decision made by
the people¡¯s procuratorate office, in accordance with
laws, to arrest the suspect(s) in the cases that are accepted and to be
investigated by procurators office. This indicator mainly reflects the
implementation of the decision on arrest by people¡¯s procuratorate
office.
Cases by Public
Prosecution refer
to those ones that are instituted by People¡¯s Procuratorate
offices after their examination of such cases transferred by public security
organs, national security organs, jail management organs and prosecutorial
organs on the bases of the facts found. This indicator reflects the situation
of public prosecutions instituted to the people¡¯s courts by People¡¯s Procuratorate Offices.
Summary Procedure refers to those
cases of public prosecution where the suspects might be, according to law,
sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal
detention, public surveillance or punishment with fines exclusively, where the
facts are clear and the evidence is sufficient, and for which the People's Procuratorate suggests or agrees to the application of
summary procedure; those cases to be handled only upon complaints; and those
minor criminal cases prosecuted by the victims with evidence.
Protests Presented refers to those
protests presented by local People's Procuratorate at
any level who considers that there exists some definite error in a judgment or
order of first instance made by a People's Court at the same level to the
People's Court at the next higher level, including the protests raised in
accordance with the second instance and protests raised in accordance with
procedure for trial supervision.
Withdrawal of Protests refers to the
actions made by the People's Procuratorate at the
next higher level when it considers the protests inappropriate by withdrawing
the protests from the People's Court at the same level and notifying the
People's Procuratorate at the next lower level.
Case Registration
Supervision refers to the actions made by the People's Procuratorate to supervise the registration of criminal cases
initiated by investigative authorities, including supervision of the cases
which have wrongly not been registered and have wrongly been registered.
Supervision of Case Registration includes both the supervision of those
registrations initiated by investigatory authorities and the supervision of
those registrations according to notifications after hearing declined reasons
for registration.
Supervisory Activities refers to the supervision of the People¡¯s Procuratorate over the management of prisons as well as
other places of criminal reformation under supervision.
Juvenile Criminals refers to the offenders within the age range of 14 to 25
convicted guilty by the court during the reporting period while those between
14 and 18 are defined as minor offenders.
Administrative Cases refers to the cases filed by citizens, corporations and other
organizations against the specific administrative conducts of administrative
authorities and handled by the court.
Separate Compensation refers to cases that are separately filed for administrative
compensation by the party who has no dispute on the legality of administrative
conducts but brings proceedings separately to claim for damages caused by
administrative tort.
Serviceman Recreation Habitation also calls retired servicemen recreation habitation, refers to the
units which are administrated by Ministry of Civil Affairs, and account
independently, and provide services for retired servicemen.
Serviceman Supply Stations also call units of management of military supply. They are the
general name of units such as military food supply stations, military water
supply stations, servicemen transfer reception stations, which are managed by
Ministry of Civil Affairs committed by local government, and account
independently, and provide services for army during the war or peacetime.
Number of Urban Residents Entitled to
Minimum Living Allowances refers to the
number of those whose average family income is below a minimum local standard
by the end of the reporting period, including both the employed and unemployed,
laid off and retired, and those jobless people without stable residence or
valid IDs.
Number of Rural Residents Entitled to
Minimum Living Allowances refers to the number
of those receiving the minimum living allowances from the local government or
community in the rural areas where this allowances system is in place as of the
end of the reporting period.
Households Enjoying Five Guarantees refers to those senior citizens, handicapped or under-aged who,
without labour ability, can not make a living by
themselves and whose statutory providers are unable to support them or who have
no statutory providers at all.
Number of Rural Recipients of Traditional
Relief refers to the poor people entitled to
traditional relief in rural areas where the minimum living allowances system is
not in place.
Social Welfare Enterprises refers to those welfare-oriented enterprises employing a
significant number of handicapped people with certain labour
ability (handicapped employees shall exceed 10% of the production staff),
including welfare factories, artificial limb plants as well as other welfare
enterprises.
Number of Service
Facilities in Urban Communities refers to the
number non-profit welfare facilities set up by urban communities (community
offices and residents¡¯ committees) to serve the community residents, including,
among others, community-based centers that serve senior citizens, the
handicapped or children, recreational centers, service centers, nursing homes,
apartments for the elderly (nursery for the aged), work and treatment stations
for the handicapped, day-care centers for handicapped children, domestic help
agencies and dating services, as well as social insurance management agencies
for the employees. Different types of community service providers that share
the same premise are regarded as one community service facility. The
requirements for a social service facility of communities include: (1)
independent accounting; (2) fixed employees; (3) provision of services; and (4)
premises.
Crude Divorce Rate refers to ratio of divorced
couples to the annual average population for the reference year, the formula
is:
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Number of Mental Patients under the Integrated Prevention and
Rehabilitation Programme refers to mental disease
patients receiving integrated prevention and rehabilitation treatment of
various forms under open environment in areas with mental disease rehabilitation
programmes. This indicator reflects the situation of mental patients receiving
rehabilitation treatment.
Supervision Rate refers to the percentage of
patients among the total number of registered mental disease patients, who
participate in social integrated and open treatment and rehabilitation
programmes through various forms such as supervision groups, family treatment,
employment or guidance from psychiatric institutions. This indicator reflects
the implementation of various measures aimed at rehabilitating those mental
patients.
Social Participation Rate refers to proportion of mental disease patients who are able to manage their
daily life and participate in economic activities to the total number of mental
disease patients under supervision. This indicator reflects the condition of
recovery of those mental patients and their participation in social activities.
Violation Rate
refers to the number of the patients with mental diseases who have violated the
Public Security Regulations as a percentage of the
total registered patients with mental diseases within the year.
Total Number of Handicapped School-age
Children without School Attendance refers to the
number of handicapped children of the school age as prescribed by the
provincial government in accordance with the Law on Compulsory Education who fail to attend any schools for
various reasons as of December 31 of the current year.
Centralized Employment refers to the number of the urban handicapped
residents employed, in a centralized manner, by welfare enterprises, work and
treatment agencies, blind massagists¡¯ centers and
other organizations as of December 31of the
current year.
Proportionate Employment refers
to the number of the urban handicapped residents employed by governmental
bodies, organizations, corporate and public institutions, and various economic
organizations in a decentralized manner as
of December 31 of the current year.
Number of Labour Disputes Cases Accepted
refers to the number of cases of labour disputes submitted that, after being
reviewed by the labour dispute arbitration committees in line with the relevant
national regulations, are accepted and registered for
treatment.
Basic Pension Insurance
1.Number of staff and workers covered refer to staff and workers participating in the basic pension insurance
programme according to national laws, regulations and related policies at the
end of the reference period, who have already had payment records in social
security management agencies, including those who have interrupt payment
without terminating the insurance programme. Those who have registered in the
programme but with no payment records are not included.
2. Number of retirees
participating in the basic pension insurance programme refer to the number of retirees participating
in basic pension insurance programmes by the end of the reference period.
3. Revenue of the basic
pension insurance programme refers to payments made by employers
and individuals participating in the pension insurance programme in accordance
with the basis and proportion stipulated in State regulations, and income from
other sources that become source of pension insurance fund, including the
premium paid by employers and staff and workers, interest income, subsidies
from higher level agencies, income as transfer from subordinate agencies,
transferred income, government financial subsidies and other income.
4. Expenditure of basic
pension insurance programme refers to payment made on
pensions and funeral subsidies to those retired and resigned people covered in
pension insurance programmes according to related national policies on scopeand standard of expenditure. Also included are expenditure which arises due to shift of the insurance
relationship or adjustment of funds among agencies. More specifically, included
are pensions for resigned people,
pensions for retired people, pension for people quitting jobs, various
subsidies, medical fees, funeral subsidies, compensation payments, management
fees for social security agencies, expenses on subsidies to lower subordinates,
expenses as transfer to agencies at higher level, transferred expenditure and
other expenditure.
5. Balance of basic pension
insurance programme refers to the balance of basic
pension insurance funds at the end of the reference period after deducting
expenses from revenue.
Basic Medical Care Insurance
1. Number of people
participating in the insurance programme
refers to people participating in the basic medical care insurance programme
according to related regulations as at the end of reference period, including
number of staff and workers and retirees participating in this insurance
programme.
2. Revenue of the insurance
programme refers to payments made by employers
and individuals participating in the medical care insurance programme in
accordance with the basis and proportion stipulated in State regulations, and
income from other sources that become source of medical insurance fund, including
income of social comprehensive funds paid by employers, income from individual
accounts, government financial subsidies, interest income and other income.
3. Expenditure of the
insurance programme refers to payment made from social
comprehensive funds to those retired and resigned people covered in basic
medical care insurance within the scope and standards of expenditure according
to related national policies, and medical care payment made from individual
accounts to staff and workers and retirees, and other expenses, including
medical expenses of hospital inpatients, medical expenses for outpatients and
emergency patients, payment from individual accounts and other expenditure.
4. Balance of the basic
medical care insurance programme refer to the balance of
medical care insurance of social comprehensive funds and individual accounts at
the end of the reference period, including bank savings, special fiscal
accounts, investment in bonds and others.
Unemployment Insurance
1. Number of people covered refers to staff and workers in urban enterprises or institutions who
have participated in the unemployment insurance programme according to relevant
policies and regulations, and other people who have participated according to
local government regulations, as at the end of reference period.
2. Revenue of the unemployment
insurance programme refers to payments made by employers
and individuals participating in unemployment insurance programme in accordance
with relevant regulations and other income contributed to this programme,
including unemployment insurance premium made by employers and individuals,
interest income, subsidies from higher level agencies, income as transfer from
subordinate agencies, transferred income, government financial subsidies and
other income.
3. Expenditure of the
unemployment insurance programme refers to total expenses
during the reference period to guarantee the basic livelihood of unemployed
people and laid-off staff and workers and to encourage their re-employment.
Included are unemployment relief, medical fees, funeral subsidies, compensation
payments, training expenses, management fees for unemployment insurance
agencies, subsidies to lower level agencies, expenses
as transfer to higher level agencies, transferred expenditure and other
expenditure.
4. Balance of the unemployment
insurance programme refers to the balance of revenue of
the programme after deducting expenses at the end of the reference period.
Work Injury Insurance
1. Number of people covered refers to staff and workers who have participated in the work injury
insurance programme according to relevant national regulations.
2. Number of beneficiaries refers to staff and workers and their direct dependents who can, in accordance with relevant regulations, benefit
from work injury insurance, as a result of work injury leading to disability or
death of the staff/worker, or occupational disease leading to disability.
Included in this category are number of injured and disabled people, number of
people with occupational diseases, number of deaths at work places, and number
of direct dependents.
3. Revenue of the work injury
insurance programme refers to payments made by employers
participating in the work injury insurance programme in accordance with the
basis and proportion stipulated in State regulations, and income from other
sources that become source of work injury insurance fund, including income of
social comprehensive funds paid by employers, government financial subsidies,
interest income and other income.
4. Expenditure of the work
injury insurance programme refers to payments made from
work injury insurance funds to those who participated in the work injury
insurance programme and their direct dependents within the scope and standards
of expenditure according to related national policies, and other expenditure,
including medical fees for work injury, injury and disability subsidies, death
subsidies, nursing fees, funeral subsidies, injury prevention fees,
occupational rehabilitation fees and other expenditure.
5. Balance of the work injury
insurance programme refers to the balance of the work
injury funds at the end of the reference period, including bank savings,
special fiscal account, investment in bonds and others.
Maternity Insurance
1. Number of people covered refers to staff and workers who have participated in the maternity
insurance programme according to relevant regulation at the end of the
reporting period.
2. Revenue of maternity
insurance refers to payments made by employers
participating in the maternity insurance programme in accordance with the basis
and proportion stipulated in State regulations, and income from other sources
that become source of maternity insurance fund, including income of funds paid
by employers, interest income and other income.
3. Expenditure of the
maternity insurance programme refers to payments made from
maternity insurance funds to staff and workers who participate in the maternity
insurance programme within the scope and standards of expenditure in accordance
with related national policies, expenses paid for pregnancy, child delivery or
surgeries related to family planning, and other expenditure, including
allowance for child bearing, medical fees and other expenditure.
4. Balance of the maternity
programme refers to the balance of the
maternity insurance funds at the end of reference period, including bank
savings, special fiscal account, investment in funds and others.