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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued guidelines on deregistering social organizations, specifying procedures for dissolution, liquidation and deregistration to facilitate timely, effective and orderly exits, improve exit mechanisms and optimize the structure and distribution of social organizations.

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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued guidelines on deregistering social organizations, specifying procedures for dissolution, liquidation and deregistration to facilitate timely, effective and orderly exits, improve exit mechanisms and optimize the structure and distribution of social organizations.

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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued the Guidelines for the Deregistration of Social Organizations, clarifying procedures for key stages of their exit process, including dissolution, liquidation and deregistration. This will enable the relevant social organizations to exit in a timely, effective and orderly manner, and help further improve the exit mechanism for social organizations and optimize their structural layout.
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民政部日前印发《社会组织注销指引》,对社会组织退出过程中的解散、清算、注销登记等主要环节的办理细则做了明确规定,便于相关社会组织及时、有效、稳妥地退出,有利于进一步健全社会组织退出机制,优化社会组织结构布局。
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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued a notice arranging a special winter assistance campaign. It requires local relief agencies to keep hotlines available around the clock, establish weather-warning coordination mechanisms, respond rapidly to assistance leads with relevant departments, and provide basic living support to people facing temporary hardship.

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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued a notice arranging a special winter assistance campaign. It requires local relief agencies to keep hotlines available around the clock, establish weather-warning coordination mechanisms, respond rapidly to assistance leads with relevant departments, and provide basic living support to people facing temporary hardship.

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The Ministry of Civil Affairs recently issued a notice arranging a special “Bringing Warmth in Winter” assistance campaign. It requires assistance management institutions in all localities to ensure that assistance hotlines remain accessible around the clock, establish coordination mechanisms linked to weather warnings, and work with relevant departments to respond rapidly to and handle reports of people needing assistance. They are to provide basic living support for all types of people experiencing temporary hardship, ensuring they stay warm through the winter.
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民政部日前印发通知,部署开展“寒冬送温暖”专项救助行动。要求各地救助管理机构确保救助热线全天畅通,建立气象预警联动机制,会同相关部门快速响应处置救助线索,为各类临时遇困群众提供基本生活保障,确保温暖过冬。
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Guidelines on pricing mechanisms for affordable elderly care services, jointly issued by three departments, were made public on October 16.

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Guidelines on pricing mechanisms for affordable elderly care services, jointly issued by three departments, were made public on October 16.

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CCTV.com report (Xinwen Lianbo): The Guiding Opinions on Further Improving Price Formation Mechanisms to Enhance the Quality and Expand the Coverage of Inclusive Elderly Care Services, jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the National Health Commission, were released to the public today, October 16. The Guiding Opinions divide elderly care institutions into three categories—basic safety-net providers, supported inclusive providers and fully market-based providers—and improve price formation mechanisms for elderly care services by category to meet diverse, multilevel service needs. Pricing policies will serve as a guiding force so that older people can enjoy inclusive elderly care services that are affordable, quality-assured and operationally sustainable, promoting high-quality development of elderly care services. Elderly care institutions will be encouraged to establish lists of service charges and display them prominently at their premises and on their websites. No charges may be collected outside the lists, and charges may not be collected if they have not been disclosed as required or if the disclosed information is inconsistent with policy.
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由国家发展改革委、民政部、国家卫生健康委三部门联合印发的《关于进一步完善价格形成机制 推动普惠养老服务提质扩面的指导意见》今天(10月16日)对外公布
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The guidelines divide elderly care institutions into three categories—basic safety-net care, supported affordable care and fully market-based care—and improve price-setting mechanisms for each category.

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The guidelines divide elderly care institutions into three categories—basic safety-net care, supported affordable care and fully market-based care—and improve price-setting mechanisms for each category.

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CCTV.com report (Xinwen Lianbo): The Guiding Opinions on Further Improving Price Formation Mechanisms to Enhance the Quality and Expand the Coverage of Inclusive Elderly Care Services, jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the National Health Commission, were released to the public today, October 16. The Guiding Opinions divide elderly care institutions into three categories—basic safety-net providers, supported inclusive providers and fully market-based providers—and improve price formation mechanisms for elderly care services by category to meet diverse, multilevel service needs. Pricing policies will serve as a guiding force so that older people can enjoy inclusive elderly care services that are affordable, quality-assured and operationally sustainable, promoting high-quality development of elderly care services. Elderly care institutions will be encouraged to establish lists of service charges and display them prominently at their premises and on their websites. No charges may be collected outside the lists, and charges may not be collected if they have not been disclosed as required or if the disclosed information is inconsistent with policy.
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将养老机构划分为兜底保障型、普惠支持型、完全市场型三类,分类完善养老服务价格形成机制
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Elderly care institutions are to be encouraged to publish fee schedules. Charges outside those schedules, charges not disclosed as required and charges disclosed in a manner inconsistent with policy are prohibited.

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Elderly care institutions are to be encouraged to publish fee schedules. Charges outside those schedules, charges not disclosed as required and charges disclosed in a manner inconsistent with policy are prohibited.

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CCTV.com report (Xinwen Lianbo): The Guiding Opinions on Further Improving Price Formation Mechanisms to Enhance the Quality and Expand the Coverage of Inclusive Elderly Care Services, jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the National Health Commission, were released to the public today, October 16. The Guiding Opinions divide elderly care institutions into three categories—basic safety-net providers, supported inclusive providers and fully market-based providers—and improve price formation mechanisms for elderly care services by category to meet diverse, multilevel service needs. Pricing policies will serve as a guiding force so that older people can enjoy inclusive elderly care services that are affordable, quality-assured and operationally sustainable, promoting high-quality development of elderly care services. Elderly care institutions will be encouraged to establish lists of service charges and display them prominently at their premises and on their websites. No charges may be collected outside the lists, and charges may not be collected if they have not been disclosed as required or if the disclosed information is inconsistent with policy.
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清单之外一律不得收费,未按规定公示或公示内容与政策不符的不得收费
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