If ethnic minorities voluntarily reform funeral customs, others shall not interfere. Article 4 Jinan Civil Affairs Bureau is the administrative department in charge of funeral management in this Municipality; Entrusted by the municipal civil affairs department, the Municipal Funeral Management Office is responsible for the funeral management in the city.
County (city, district) civil affairs department is responsible for the funeral management within its jurisdiction.
Public security, industry and commerce, health, planning, land and other departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, cooperate with the civil affairs departments to do a good job in funeral management. Article 5 The construction of funeral facilities must conform to urban planning and land use planning. The construction of funeral facilities shall be reported to the civil affairs department for approval according to the following provisions, and other procedures shall be handled according to the basic construction procedures:
(a) the cemetery construction by the municipal civil affairs department after the audit submitted to the provincial civil affairs department for approval;
(two) the funeral home (crematorium) construction by the municipal civil affairs department after the audit report to the Municipal People's government for approval;
(three) the construction of columbarium and funeral service station, approved by the Township People's government, submitted to the local county (city, district) civil affairs department for approval;
(four) the establishment of public cemetery in urban areas, by the Township People's government reported to the local civil affairs department for approval; Other public cemetery, by the Township People's government after the audit report to the county (city) civil affairs department for approval, reported to the municipal civil affairs department for the record.
Without approval, no unit or individual may build funeral facilities. Sixth public cemetery graves shall not be sold to others other than local villagers, and shall not be used for business activities. Seventh prohibit the construction of graves in the following areas:
(1) Cultivated land and forest land;
(two) city parks, scenic spots and cultural relics protection areas;
(3) Near reservoirs, river dams and water source protection areas;
(four) on both sides of the railway and highway trunk lines;
(five) the planned built-up area and the town planning area determined by the overall urban planning.
It is forbidden to build clan cemeteries. Article 8 The tomb covers an area of no more than 1 m2 for a single cave, 1.2 m2 for a double cave, and no more than 0.8m for a tombstone. The area of minority tombs shall not exceed 4 square meters, and the height of tombstones shall not exceed 1 meter. Article 9 When burying ashes in a cemetery, the parties concerned shall sign an ashes burial agreement with the organizer of the cemetery, and pay the related expenses in one lump sum. The payment period is calculated on an annual basis, with a maximum of 20 years. If it is still necessary to keep the tomb, the ashes storage space and the ashes tower at the expiration of the period, it shall go through the formalities for continued use within six months before the expiration; Fails to handle, according to the main tomb. Article 10 In case of death in this city, the remains shall be cremated in this city, and private burial is prohibited; If it is necessary to transport the remains out of the urban area for special reasons, it shall be approved by the Municipal Funeral Management Office. Article 11 If the deceased has relatives, the relatives are funeral undertakers; If the deceased has no relatives, his work unit or the neighborhood (village) committee in the place of death shall be the undertaker of the funeral.
The undertaker of funeral and interment shall, within three days after the death of the deceased, go through the formalities of death certificate at the medical institution or public security organ designated by the provincial and municipal health administrative department, and notify the funeral parlour (crematorium) to collect the remains; Those involved in medical accident death shall be handled in accordance with relevant regulations.
The nameless and unowned body shall be notified by the public security department to the funeral parlour (crematorium) for collection. Twelfth funeral homes (crematoriums) should use special tools to pick up and transport the remains, and carry out necessary technical treatment to prevent environmental pollution. Thirteenth units and individuals outside the funeral home (crematorium) are not allowed to engage in funeral business services such as body pick-up, cold storage, preservation, plastic surgery, and the establishment of farewell halls. Fourteenth remains should be stored in the funeral home (crematorium), the storage time is generally not more than three days, and the remains of infectious diseases and decomposed remains should be cremated immediately. Within three days after the remains are transported to the funeral home (crematorium), if the undertaker fails to go through the cremation procedures, the funeral home (crematorium) shall notify the undertaker in writing to go through the formalities within a time limit; If it is not handled within the time limit, the funeral home (crematorium) will cremate the remains after the approval of the civil affairs department according to the affiliation, and notify the undertaker to receive the ashes. The expenses for the storage and cremation of the remains shall be borne by the undertaker or the relevant unit.
If cremation needs to be postponed due to special circumstances, the undertaker or the relevant unit shall sign a written agreement with the funeral home (crematorium). Fifteenth funeral homes (crematoriums) should be cremated according to the death certificate; After cremation, a cremation certificate shall be issued to the undertaker.
Within six months after the cremation of the unknown remains, if the ashes are still unclaimed, they can be handled by the funeral home (crematorium). Article 16 Promote civilized and thrifty funeral activities. Wreaths for funeral activities or grave sweeping can be rented in funeral homes (crematoriums) and cemeteries.
It is forbidden to throw and burn feudal superstitious sacrifices such as paper men, paper horses and paper money when handling funeral activities.