What are the reasons for the minimum security for rural households?

We can often hear about those who enjoy the subsistence allowance, but because of the vague concept of the subsistence allowance, many people don't know what kind of situation can enjoy the subsistence allowance.

Generally, there are the following situations: (1) Extremely poor families whose main labor members have lost their ability to work due to serious illness or disability, and whose family income is lower than the local rural standard; (2) They are all old or young, and although they have the ability to support or support (support) others, they do not have the ability to support or support (support); (3) Severely affected families who have difficulty recovering within a short period of time after suffering a catastrophic disaster, and who have difficulties in their basic livelihood; (4) After self-reliance, their income is still insufficient to maintain the minimum standard of living; (5) Although the household income is higher than the local rural subsistence allowance standard, the family is seriously ill or chronically ill for a long time.

or due to the large number of people who support or support (support) the population, resulting in excessive economic burdens and obvious difficulties in their living conditions.

To apply for rural subsistence allowance benefits, the following conditions should be met at the same time:

1. Hold an agricultural resident household registration in the county.

2. Rural residents living in rural village groups and families contracting land.

3. The per capita annual net income and actual living standard of family members living together are lower than the local rural subsistence allowance standard (ask the local civil affairs department for details).

Legal Analysis: The minimum livelihood guarantee for urban and rural residents refers to a social assistance system that ensures that the per capita income of the family members living together is lower than the local urban and rural subsistence allowance standard, with monetary subsidies as the main form, to ensure that the per capita income of their families meets the local urban and rural subsistence allowance standards. Qualifications:

All urban and rural residents in the county, whose per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the urban and rural subsistence allowance standard in the place of household registration, and whose family property status meets the conditions stipulated by the local people, can apply for urban and rural subsistence allowance benefits.

Legal basis: "Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Residents" Article 4 The minimum livelihood security system for urban residents implements the responsibility system of local people at all levels. The people's ** civil affairs departments at or above the county level are specifically responsible for the management of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents within their respective administrative regions; The financial department shall implement the minimum subsistence guarantee fund for urban residents in accordance with regulations; Departments such as statistics, prices, auditing, labor security, and personnel are responsible for the division of labor, and are responsible for the work related to the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents within the scope of their respective duties.

The people's civil affairs departments at the county level, as well as the neighborhood offices and town people's departments (hereinafter collectively referred to as the management and approval organs), are responsible for the specific management and approval of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents. Residents' committees may, on the basis of the entrustment of the management and approval organs, undertake the daily management and service work of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents.

The civil affairs departments are responsible for the management of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents throughout the country.

The main reasons for the reduction of the subsistence allowance in agriculture are as follows:

1.If the income of family members of low-income households increases, resulting in the per capita income of the family exceeding the standard stipulated for the subsistence allowance, then the subsistence allowance households do not meet the conditions of Mingsui and must be abolished.

2.If a family member of a subsistence allowance household dies or marries, resulting in a decrease in the number of family members and a disguised increase in per capita income, and does not meet the requirements for subsistence allowance, the subsistence allowance household shall apply for withdrawal from the subsistence allowance sequence, or if the standard is exceeded, the civil affairs department at the higher level shall forcibly cancel it.

Please note that the exact reasons may vary depending on the region and policy changes, and it is recommended to consult with your local civil affairs department.

If this happens, there may be two reasons: 1. The income of family members of the low-income households has increased, such as students graduating and working, and the per capita income of the family exceeds the standard stipulated by the low-income Tongyin, then the low-income households do not meet the conditions and must be cancelled;

2. If a family member of a subsistence allowance household dies or marries and the number of family members decreases, and the per capita income increases in disguise, and it does not meet the conditions for subsistence allowance, the subsistence allowance household shall apply for withdrawal from the subsistence allowance sequence, or exceed the standard, and the civil affairs department at the higher level shall forcibly cancel it. In short, it will not disappear for no reason.

In the past, due to historical reasons, the dual system of urban and rural areas has always been a major cause of the imbalance between urban and rural development. In the decades of reform and opening up, cities have concentrated superior resources and developed very rapidly, while rural areas have developed very slowly due to various reasons. The dual structure of urban and rural areas has gradually led to the separation of urban and rural areas, resulting in a huge difference.

However, with the continuous advancement of urbanization, the contradiction between urban and rural areas has become increasingly prominent.

In the first half of the year, the state issued the "Guiding Opinions on Cultivating and Developing Modern Metropolitan Areas", which specifically mentioned "relaxing the restrictions on urban settlement except for individual megacities", and subsequently, the provinces have successively introduced relevant policies on "new urbanization and urban-rural integration development", such as Hubei Province, which clearly stipulates that the depth of liberalization and relaxation of urban settlement restrictions will eliminate the settlement restrictions in other parts of the province except Wuhan City. As a result, a vigorous hukou reform has been launched in China.

1. Hukou reform is only the first step.

As we said before, China's development is inseparable from the demographic dividend, which is not only manifested in the number of people, but also in the movement and change of population. As urbanization has become an important policy in recent years, the most critical of which is the transfer of agricultural population. How to speed up the transfer of rural population, and make them truly integrate into cities and towns, and quickly become citizens, has become the primary task of urbanization development.

In the past, hukou was like a big river, blocking between urban and rural areas. Affected by the household registration system, although many peasants go to the cities to work, they cannot enjoy the local welfare policies, and there is a phenomenon of "the cities that cannot be integrated into the city, and the countryside that cannot be returned". As a result, hukou reform has become an important step in promoting urbanization.

However, it is clear that the hukou reform has only just begun, because settling down cannot solve all problems, and more urban-rural contradictions and differences are manifested in a series of problems such as social security, medical care, education, and pension after settling down.

Second, the subsistence allowance no longer distinguishes between urban and rural areas, which has taken the integration of urban and rural areas one step further.

Recently, the Ministry of Civil Affairs issued the Measures for the Review and Confirmation of the Minimum Living Security, which deleted the concept of urban subsistence allowance and rural subsistence allowance, and stipulated that there would no longer be a distinction between urban and rural areas, and that it would be uniformly regulated as "minimum subsistence security". This policy change not only represents a fair social foundation, but also a great promotion of urban-rural integration.

Of all the urban-rural disparities, the most obvious is the income gap. According to last year's data, in the first half of the year, the average monthly disposable income of urban permanent residents was 3,609 yuan, while the monthly disposable income of rural permanent residents was 1,345 yuan. And this is only from the income side of comparison, if you add social security, medical care, pension and other benefits, this gap will be even greater.

However, for the subsistence allowance group, they are a relatively disadvantaged group in society, whether they live in urban or rural areas, they need basic living security. For a long period of time, the urban subsistence allowance group generally received higher fees than the rural subsistence households, which is of course due to the fact that the overall consumption level in rural areas is lower than that in cities, but with the continuous advancement of urbanization, the consumption gap between urban and rural areas is increasing.

There are several reasons for this.

First, the income is higher than before.

Second, the audit found that the concealed income does not conform to the original standard.

3. Population reduction (one co-owner dies).

Fourth, local standards are lowered.

5. Other reasons.

The distribution of subsistence allowances varies from place to place, and generally it will not be delayed casually, but it will be delayed under special circumstances. The enjoyment of subsistence allowance is not a one-time end. Under normal circumstances, at the end of each year, a re-investigation will be carried out on the persons enjoying the subsistence allowance, and if the per capita income of the subsistence allowance household changes, the corresponding subsistence allowance adjustment must be carried out, especially if the per capita household income exceeds the local subsistence allowance standard, the subsistence allowance will be lifted.