Explanatory Notes on Main Statistical Indicators
Lawyers
are certified legal workers according to law, and who are
employed by legal counseling firms to act as legal advisers, agents in criminal
or civil lawsuits, or defenders in criminal lawsuits, or to handle
non-litigious legal affairs, to advise on matters of law or to write legal
papers for others, and provide service to the public.
Notarial Personnel
refers to people working for notary offices including:
directors, deputy director, notaries, assistant notaries, and other people
providing assistance.
Notarized Documents
refer to the judicatory notary documents drawn up by the
request of the party and are in accordance with facts and laws and following
certain legal proceedings. According to usage and locality, the notary
documents are divided into following 4 types: domestic notary documents,
domestic economic notary documents, foreign-related civil notary documents and
foreign-related economic notary documents.
Mediators
refer to workers on people mediation committees responsible
for mediating in civil disputes and cases of slight infraction of the law. They
include members of the mediation committees and mediators of mediation groups.
Mediation of Civil Disputes
refers to number of cases made by mediation committees in
mediating in civil disputes concerning civil rights and duties through
persuasion and education in accordance with the provisions of law on a
voluntary basis, so as to solve disputes by helping the parties involved come
to an agreement and understanding, including those unsuccessful ones.
Number of Labour Dispute Cases Accepted
refers to the number of cases of labour dispute
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 scope and 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 unemployment insurance programme in line relevant policies and regulations, and
other people who have participated according to local government regulations,
by the end of reference period.
2. Revenue of unemployment insurance refer 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. Expenses of unemployment insurance refer 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 pension,
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 unemployment insurance refer to
the balance of unemployment revenue deducting unemployment expenses at the end
of the reference period.