Chapter IV
THRIFT PRACTICE, WASTE COMBAT IN MANAGEMENT AND USE OF WORKING OFFICES, PUBLIC-DUTY HOUSES OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS USING STATE BUDGET FUNDING AND PUBLIC-WELFARE WORKS
Article 35.- Management and use of working offices
1. The construction, upgrading, renovation, repair or hire of working offices by state budget-using agencies or organizations must be based on the norms, criteria and/or regimes promulgated by competent state bodies.
2. Agencies or organizations assigned to manage and/or use working offices and other architectural works attached to land areas of the working offices must manage and use them for the right purposes, in accordance with the provisions of law, ensuring thrift and efficiency.
3. Working offices which are used for wrong purposes or are left unused shall be recovered; all proceeds from the wrong use of working offices must be recovered and paid into the state budget.
4. Agencies, organizations, heads of agencies or organizations assigned to manage and use working offices and relevant persons, that violate the provisions of Clauses 1, 2 and 3 of this Article, thus causing waste, shall have to pay compensations and be administratively sanctioned or disciplined.
Article 36.- Management and use of public-duty houses
1. Public-duty houses built and arranged for cadres, officials or employees to stay while performing their public duties must be arranged to the proper subjects and strictly comply with the norms, criteria and/or regimes promulgated by competent state bodies.
2. Persons assigned public-duty houses must sign use contracts with managing agencies; must manage and use them for proper purposes, in accordance with the prescribed regimes; must return them to the State when resigning from their public duties. Public-duty houses which are arranged to ineligible subjects, used to ineligible purposes or are left unused must be recovered.
3. Persons competent to decide on arrangement of public-duty houses for use, persons assigned public-duty houses for use, who violate the provisions in Clauses 1 and 2 of this Article, thus causing waste, shall have to pay compensations and be disciplined.
Article 37.- Management and use of public-welfare works
1. Public-welfare works must be managed and used for proper purposes.
2. Agencies and organizations assigned to manage, use public-welfare works must work out plans to preserve, exploit, renovate and use them thriftily and efficiently. Public-welfare works which are not yet put to use or are used inefficiently must be recovered and assigned to other agencies, organizations for management and use.
3. Heads of agencies or organizations assigned to manage and/or use public-welfare works and relevant persons, that violate the provisions of Clauses 1 and 2 of this Article, thus causing waste, shall have to pay compensations and be disciplined.