Marrying a resident, whether you enjoy rural dividends!

Each village is different, some are okay, some are not! We are all born in Henglan, born and raised in Henglan, we are forced to turn agriculture into non-agricultural because of studying, the essence is rural residents, and the treatment we enjoy is the treatment of rural residents, the first child is a girl, why can't we have a second child? We have repeatedly reported our problems to the Henglan Family Planning Office and the Municipal Family Planning Office, but we don't care which department.

We are all real rural residents who have lived in Henglan Town for more than 30 years. Our fathers were all peasants in our village, so what reason is there to say that we are not rural residents in family planning? In addition to studying and forcibly converting agriculture to non-farming, we have always been an agricultural household in Henglan Town.

Because of the forced conversion of agriculture to non-agricultural enterprises after graduation, we cannot be transferred back to the agricultural household registration after graduation, and we have become the "experimental objects" of the household registration reform. We've been waiting for the day when the policy changes. But in the past ten years, we have been troubled for ten years because of this account, and we have no way to demolish it for ten years, and we don't care about any department.

In our case, many areas now have clear regulations that allow you to have a second child, but why can't you do it in Henglan Town? Moreover, the fine is staggering, according to the urban household registration, one farmer to non-farming, the second child costs 120,000, two nearly 200,000, this amount is an astronomical amount for our rural residents born as peasants, it is a debt to be repaid for a lifetime, is there something wrong with studying? Might it be better for us to come back from prison, and to spend the rest of our lives bearing this mistake?

It's not our fault, it's the original policy, and now we only ask for the treatment we deserve, is the requirement that "the first child is a girl, and you can have a second child" too much? One is too lonely. Why is it possible in other areas, such as in our neighbouring town of Xiaolan, but not in Henglan Town?

What's wrong with us, a person who comes back from ten years in prison can still enjoy the treatment he deserves, "a girl who gives birth to her first child can give birth to a second child", but it is not as good as a prisoner because of studying and being forced to turn into a farmer! Can't enjoy our original treatment! Please give us justice and let us be like the villagers in the village, "The first child is a girl, and you can have a second child!"

One of your decisions will affect us for the rest of our lives!

One sentence: [As long as your husband's current hukou is rural, he can get 100 points!] Including you, too] [But it's useless if it's just you who have it! There are no dividends for married women

A daughter who marries out is like water spilled out! Haha.

If the nature of the person's household registration is a "non-agricultural" household registration, he or she is not one of the members of a collective economic organization in a rural area.

According to Article 4 of the Measures for the Determination of Members of Collective Economic Organizations, ordinary members refer to rural residents who have complete rights such as land co-ownership, reserved land use rights, contracted management rights, participation rights in collective asset management and disposal, and collective income distribution rights, and bear full obligations. Reserved land use rights refer to land use rights such as homesteads, forest pans, and self-reserved land that have been actually acquired and retained, in addition to the contracted land management rights. The term "ordinary members" as used in these Measures is equivalent to the term "members of rural collective organizations" as used in other laws and regulations.

Article 5 Special members refer to citizens who have one or more complete rights, such as the right to jointly share land, the right to use land, the right to contract management, and the right to distribute collective income, and bear the corresponding obligations. Article 6: The following persons are designated as ordinary members of rural collective economic organizations: descendants who are propagated by ordinary members of collective economic organizations and produce and live on the land shared by the collective economic organizations; forming a legally-prescribed first marriage relationship with an ordinary member of a collective economic organization; Children whose parents or one of them have the qualifications of ordinary members of the collective economy meet the requirements for contracting and operation, but have not been contracted to collective land; Children who have been adopted by ordinary member families through legal procedures; Those who have moved in due to national policy or joined through legal procedures.

Whether there is a dividend or not depends on whether there is such a regulation in the local area. If your village rules or self-government charter stipulate that you cannot enjoy rural dividends after having more children, then you will not be able to enjoy them. This is because the village committee does not have the power not to subcontract, but the village rules and people's covenants or self-government charters do.

For example, similar provisions are also made in the local regulations of some provinces and cities. Taking Guangdong Province as an example, for those who have been overborn, the relevant units shall not recruit or hire (hire) workers within five years from the date on which the relevant units make a decision to deal with them in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations; shall not be elected as a member of the village (resident) committee or rated as advanced within five years; shall not be entitled to the publicly-funded medical benefits of Hu Ming Hall for seven years; Between seven and fourteen years are not allowed to enjoy dividends and other collective benefits under the rural joint-stock cooperative system.

Generally, it is not possible to participate in dividends, and dividends involve the distribution of villagers' interests, which must be voted by the villagers' general meeting and implemented by the village committee to determine whether they can participate in the withering or drying.

2. Lost work pay: Lost work pay is determined according to the victim's lost time and income.

3. Nursing fee: The nursing fee is determined according to the income status of the nursing staff, the number of nursing personnel, and the nursing period.

4. Transportation expenses: Transportation expenses are calculated based on the actual expenses incurred by the victim and his or her necessary escorts for medical treatment or hospital transfer.

5. Hospitalization meal subsidy: The hospitalization meal subsidy can be determined with reference to the business trip meal subsidy standard for general staff of local state organs.

6. Nutrition expenses: Nutrition expenses are determined according to the victim's disability with reference to the opinions of medical institutions.

7. Disability compensation: Disability compensation shall be calculated for 20 years from the date of determination of disability according to the degree of the victim's loss of ability to work or the level of disability, and in accordance with the per capita disposable income of urban residents or the per capita net income of rural residents in the previous year at the location of the court where the lawsuit is filed. However, if the age is over 60 years old, the age shall be reduced by one year for each additional year; Those over the age of 75 are counted as five years.

Legal basis

Article 24 of the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees concerning the interests of villagers shall be handled only after discussion and decision by the villagers' meeting:

1) The village's personnel who enjoy the compensation for lost work and the subsidy standard Yinwu;

2) the use of the proceeds from the village collective economy;

3) The establishment and fund-raising of public welfare undertakings in the village and the construction contracting program;

4) Land contract management plan;

5) The project establishment and contracting plan of the village collective economic project;

6) the use of the homestead;

VII) the use and distribution of land requisition compensation fees;

8) Disposing of village collective property by lending, leasing or other means;

9) Other matters involving the interests of the villagers that the villagers' meeting deems should be discussed and decided by the villagers' meeting. The villagers' meeting may authorize the villagers' representative meeting to discuss and decide on the matters provided for in the preceding paragraph. Where the law has other provisions on matters concerning the discussion and decision of the property and the rights and interests of members of village collective economic organizations, it shall be determined in accordance with those regulations.

From a legal point of view, Bai is married but has not moved his hukou.

dun out. You can still enjoy the dividends of the village. dao

If the person's household registration has not moved back to his or her place of origin, and he or she is one of the members of the local collective economic organization (agricultural household registration), he or she can enjoy the treatment of a member of the local collective economic organization (including dividends).

She is also a member of the countryside and has the right to dividends.

Look at whose family's household register you marry the daughter's name.