What kind of care do families with the minimum subsistence allowance in the city have?

Legal analysis: The minimum subsistence guarantee refers to the social security system in which the state gives a certain cash subsidy to the population whose per capita household income is lower than the minimum subsistence standard announced by the local government to ensure the basic living needs of the family members. The subsistence minimum is also known as the poverty line.

Subsidies are given to those who have reached the poverty line in order to ensure their basic livelihood. (1) It is a subsidy for living expenses to ensure basic living. (2) It is a kind of relief for the poor.

3) It is temporary. If the income of the population or family that was previously entitled to the minimum livelihood guarantee increases and exceeds the prescribed relief standard, the minimum livelihood security relief will no longer be enjoyed.

Legal basis: "Regulations on the Minimum Subsistence Security for Urban Residents" Article 2 Urban residents with non-agricultural household registration, if the per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents, Yuandong has the right to receive basic living material assistance from the local people.

The minimum subsistence guarantee refers to the social security system in which the state gives a certain cash subsidy to the population whose per capita household income is lower than the minimum subsistence standard announced by the local ** to ensure the basic living needs of the family members. The subsistence minimum is also known as the poverty line. The practice of providing subsidies to those who have reached the poverty line to ensure their basic livelihood.

(1) It is a subsidy for living expenses to ensure basic living. (2) It is a kind of relief for the poor. 3) It is temporary.

If the income of a population or family that previously enjoyed the minimum subsistence allowance increases and exceeds the prescribed standard of relief, the population or family that was previously entitled to the minimum subsistence allowance shall no longer be entitled to the minimum subsistence allowance benefit. The subsistence minimum is a traditional practice in our country, but the meaning of the past is very different from that of today. In the past, the recipients of relief were divided into different types and treated differently.

Since the 80s of the 20th century, many places have explored the reform of relief methods. In 1993, Shanghai was the first city in the country to establish a minimum subsistence security system, which was rolled out nationwide in 1996. In September 1999, the "Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Urban Residents" was approved and implemented nationwide on October 1 of the same year, which means that the minimum living security system for urban residents is fully implemented nationwide, and it is also an important symbol of the development of social assistance in China.

The minimum subsistence allowance refers to the subsistence allowance that the family applies for due to illness.

Legal analysis: Minimum subsistence security refers to a type of social security system, which refers to a social security system in which the state gives a certain cash subsidy to the population whose per capita household income is lower than the minimum living standard announced by the local ** to ensure the basic living needs of the family members. The subsistence minimum is also known as the poverty line.

The practice of providing subsidies to those who have reached the poverty line in order to ensure their basic livelihood.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the "Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Urban Residents" Article 6 The minimum subsistence security standards for urban residents shall be determined in accordance with the local expenses for clothing, food, and housing necessary to maintain the basic livelihood of urban residents, and shall give due consideration to the cost of water, electricity, coal (gas), and compulsory education for minors. The minimum subsistence security standards for residents of municipalities directly under the Central Government and cities divided into districts shall be formulated by the municipal people's civil affairs department in conjunction with the departments of finance, statistics, and prices, and shall be reported to the people's government at the same level for approval and promulgated for implementation; The minimum subsistence security standards for urban residents in counties (county-level cities) are to be formulated by the people's civil affairs departments of counties (county-level cities) in conjunction with departments such as for finance, statistics, and prices, and are to be promulgated and implemented after being approved by the people's ** at the same level and reported to the people** at the next higher level for the record.

When it is necessary to raise the minimum subsistence security standard for urban residents, it shall be re-approved in accordance with the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs.

1. Criteria for determining families with minimum living allowances:

Families whose per capita monthly income is lower than the local minimum subsistence allowance and who meet the local requirements on the property status of the family living together shall be provided with a minimum subsistence allowance.

1. Family members living together include:

a) Spouse; 2) Parents and minor children.

3) Children who have reached adulthood but are unable to live independently, including adult children who have received education at or below the undergraduate level.

4) Other persons who have a legally-prescribed relationship of support, support, or upbringing and live together.

The following persons are not counted as family members living together:

1) Sect Xun has separated from the family for more than 3 consecutive years (inclusive) and has made teaching staff and personnel who have lost contact with their families.

2) Persons serving sentences in prisons.

3) Other persons designated by the people** at or above the county level in accordance with relevant provisions.

A single-person household can be considered in the following cases:

1) Adult severely disabled persons who rely on their parents and siblings to support them, mentally and intellectually disabled persons with third or fourth sensitivity levels, and eligible seriously ill persons from difficult families.

2) Religious professionals who have left their families and have lived in religious sites for 3 years or more and have difficulties in living.

2. Family income includes salary income, operating income, property income, transfer income and other income after deducting individual income tax and social security expenditures, except for the following incomes:

1) ** Pension and other benefits to recipients of preferential care and other persons enjoying special care;

2) **, the relevant units to give significant contributions to the personnel of the reward;

3) The portion of the compensation for personal injuries other than the subsistence allowance;

4) Social assistance received due to major illnesses, natural disasters, or other such reasons;

5) Other special income.

3. The family property status meets the following conditions at the same time:

1) The per capita income of the family is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard for the same period.

2) The per capita monetary assets of the household are lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard of four times the same period in the same period.

3) Family members do not have motor vehicles or ships for daily use under their names, except for ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles and motor vehicles used by disabled persons for functional compensation.

4) There are no non-residential houses (such as shops, office buildings, factories, serviced apartments, etc.) under the names of family members, except for those with "residential reform" houses that also serve as the only place of residence for the family.

5) Family members have only one house or no house in their name, or have two houses and the per capita floor area is not higher than the per capita housing floor area of the local area in the previous year announced by the statistical department. Housing includes property right housing, public (low-cost) rental housing, homestead housing, etc.

The cumulative amount of capital subscribed by family members in various enterprises shall not exceed 100,000 yuan (inclusive).

7) Other circumstances that meet the requirements provided by the people's ** at the county level or above.