On March 27,2014 (February 27,2014 in the lunar calendar), Guangdong's separate two-child policy was introduced. On March 27, 2014, the seventh meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress of Guangdong Province voted and unanimously adopted the decision to amend the "Population and Family Planning Regulations of Guangdong Province," which will be implemented as of the date of promulgation. The number of attendees at the Standing Committee meeting was 59. Guangdong's "Two Children Alone" cartoon Guangdong's "Two Children Alone" has been revised and implemented today (March 27). This morning, the seventh meeting of the Standing Committee of the 12th People's Congress of Guangdong Province voted to pass the "Amendment to the Population and Family Planning Regulations of Guangdong Province (Draft)", amending the original "double and two children" clause to "two children alone" and will be implemented from now on. Latest report: This morning, after Guangdong's "two children alone" policy was adopted and implemented, the Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission held a press conference to interpret hot topics related to the "two children alone" policy. Dayue.com learned at the scene that single families in Guangdong who are pregnant with a "second child" need to complete the formalities before June 30, and should be handled in accordance with relevant regulations. In addition, the Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission stated that the definition of an only child of "two children alone" in Guangdong is based on the relevant national definitions, and brothers and sisters who have died are considered only children. Families who are pregnant with single children need to go through the formalities before June 30, and overdue cases will be handled in accordance with relevant regulations. At the press conference of the Guangdong Province Health and Family Planning Commission today, Chen Yiping, deputy director of the Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission, said that single families who were pregnant before the implementation of the Guangdong Province policy must go through the approval procedures for re-birth before June 30 this year. Dayue.com also learned that in order to allow this group to go through formalities as soon as possible, relevant agencies will open up green channels for re-issuance to achieve quick connection, quick review and quick approval; Those who fail to complete the approval procedures within the time limit will be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 2 of Article 36 of the Regulations. Those who have already given birth will be dealt with in accordance with the regulations at the time of the birth act. Chen Yiping also said that from today on,"two children alone" will be integrated into urban and rural areas in one step, and will be implemented in accordance with the new regulations throughout the province. As for the Jiangmen Family Planning Bureau's statement that it will not collect social support fees and suspend administrative processing for couples who have given birth in line with the "two children alone" policy, he said he had not heard of this matter. Brothers and sisters who have died prematurely are also considered as only children. The definition of "two children alone" in Guangdong is based on relevant national definitions. The "Notice of the National Health and Family Planning Commission on Implementing the" Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Adjusting and Improving Fertility Policies "clearly states: " An only child refers to the only child born or legally adopted by a couple, that is, there is no parent, half-parent, brother and sister who have had siblings but both died before giving birth to a child." About 150,000 families in Guangdong Province are eligible for the "two children alone" policy. Before the implementation of the "two children alone" policy, the Provincial Health and Family Planning Commission organized well-known experts from across the country to conduct research in Guangdong to assess the impact on the province's population after the implementation of the "two children alone". What impact were assessed. The survey believes that Guangdong's liberalization of the "two children alone" policy will have little impact on the number of births, and will have little impact on the total population. In 2010, the total number of only-child families in Guangdong Province was 7.3225 million, of which 243,500 were registered in one-child families with legal marriageable age (males over 22 years old and females over 20 years old). Including 51,000 married families with no children, 145,900 families with one child alone, 34,100 families with two children alone, and 12,500 families with three children alone. In other words, there are no more than 150,000 families in the province that meet the "two children alone" policy. If the "two children alone" policy is implemented, Guangdong Province is expected to add 10,000 to 15,000 people in 2014, 70,000 people in 2015, 81,900 people in 2016, and 78,000 people in 2017., it is expected to add 69,600 people in 2018, showing a gradual and stable trend.