Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions of the Organic Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Urban Residents' Committee and the actual situation of our province. Article 2 A residents' committee is a grass-roots mass autonomous organization in which residents manage themselves, educate themselves and serve themselves within the scope of the Constitution and laws. Article 3 The people's governments of cities and municipal districts not divided into districts or their dispatched offices shall give guidance, support and help to the work of residents' committees. Residents' committees shall assist the people's governments of cities not divided into districts or municipal districts or their agencies in their work. Article 4 The tasks of the residents' committee are:

(a) to publicize the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of residents, and educate residents to perform their obligations according to law;

(two) to implement the decisions and resolutions of the residents' meeting;

(three) to carry out various forms of socialist spiritual civilization construction activities, educate residents to care for public property, be thrifty and frugal, respect the old and love the young, change social customs, and establish a new socialist trend;

(four) to handle the public affairs and public welfare undertakings of the residents in this residential area, develop various forms of community services for the convenience and benefit of the people, and actively set up life services and production enterprises;

(five) to mediate civil disputes and promote family harmony and neighborhood unity;

(six) to assist the relevant departments to maintain social order and do a good job in comprehensive management;

(seven) to assist the people's government or its agencies to do a good job in public health, family planning, special care and relief work;

(eight) to assist the people's government or its agencies in the protection of minors, the elderly and women, and to care for and educate young people;

(nine) to reflect the opinions, demands and suggestions of residents to the local people's government or its dispatched offices. Article 5 Residents' committees shall be established in units of 100 to 700 households according to the living conditions of residents and the principle of facilitating residents' autonomy.

The establishment, cancellation and scale adjustment of residents' committees shall be approved by the people's governments of cities not divided into districts and municipal districts. Article 6 A residents' committee consists of a chairman, vice-chairmen and five to nine members. The specific quota shall be determined by the people's governments of cities without districts and municipal districts according to the number of residents and tasks. In areas where many ethnic groups live, there should be fewer ethnic members in residents' committees.

The term of office of the residents' committee is five years, and members may be re-elected. Article 7 In their work, residents' committees should adhere to the mass line, fully develop democracy, and may not force orders. When deciding issues, the principle that the minority is subordinate to the majority is implemented.

Members of the residents' committee shall abide by the law, handle affairs fairly and serve the residents enthusiastically. Article 8 The residents' meeting is composed of residents over the age of 18.

Residents' meetings can be attended by residents over the age of 18 or by representatives from each household, or by two or three representatives elected by each residents' group.

A residents' meeting can only be held when more than half of the representatives elected by all residents, households or residents' groups are present. The decision of the meeting shall be adopted by more than half of the participants. Article 9 The residents' meeting shall be convened and presided over by the residents' committee at least once a year. More than one fifth of 18-year-old residents, more than one fifth of households or more than one third of residents' groups suggest that residents' meetings can be held at any time. Important issues involving the interests of all residents, the residents committee must be submitted to the residents' meeting for discussion and decision. Tenth residents' meeting functions and powers:

(a) to listen to and consider the work report and financial revenue and expenditure report of the residents' committee;

(two) to discuss and decide on major issues such as public affairs and public welfare undertakings in this residential area;

(3) Formulating and amending the residents' convention;

(four) to replace and by-election members of the residents' committee;

(five) to change or cancel the inappropriate decisions of the residents committee;

(six) to discuss and decide on other major issues involving the interests of all residents. Article 11 The residents' committee may set up committees on people's mediation, public security, public health, family planning, social welfare and economic management as needed. Twelfth residents' committees shall set up residents' groups. Residents' groups are generally formed within the scope of 20 to 30 households according to the principle of easy management. Thirteenth residents group leader is elected by the residents of this group. Under the leadership of the residents' committee, the leader of the residents' group implements the decisions of the residents' committee, completes the work assigned by the residents' committee, handles the affairs of the group, and timely reflects the opinions, demands and suggestions of the residents. Article 14 Life service undertakings and production enterprises established by residents' committees shall be managed by residents' committees, and no department or unit may expropriate, transfer, misappropriate or occupy them. Article 15 The income earned by residents' committees from the life service enterprises and production enterprises they set up is mainly used for the development of life service enterprises and production enterprises that benefit the people, as well as the living allowance for members of residents' committees and the improvement of office conditions. Sixteenth industry and commerce, taxation and other relevant departments. Support and care should be given to the living services and production enterprises set up by residents' committees to facilitate the people and benefit the people. Article 17 The working expenses of the residents' committee and the living allowance of the members of the residents' committee shall be stipulated and allocated by the people's governments of cities not divided into districts or municipal districts or the people's governments at higher levels; The agencies of the people's governments of cities not divided into districts and municipal districts may also give appropriate subsidies from their economic income according to the situation.