Questions about unplanned births! What does it mean to have a birth outside the policy

You're the first first.

The fines are all imposed by your place of residence (your hukou is in **, and now you live here) If you are in a foreign country, no one can fine you. Fines are imposed only once. The fine for overbirth does not divide your account in**, that is, your family must take so much money out.

Whichever side finds you will be. (Usually the man).

The second question is that the standard of social support is different from place to place, but Zhejiang is definitely higher than Anhui, and to put it bluntly, it is to pay money to buy a hukou. The hukou is not the same, the hukou falls to your wife**. Pay a little less.

As long as you have your own house in Zhejiang, when your children reach school age, you can spend 200 yuan to move your hukou back.

The third question.

The family planning policy is not aimed at foreign companies or a specific target, but at the whole society.

Let's take a look at Anhui's policy first.

If a second child is born in violation of the provisions of the "Anhui Provincial Population and Family Planning Regulations", social maintenance fees shall be levied at 3 to 4 times the total income of the husband and wife in the previous year; For each additional child, the social maintenance fee for both parties will be increased by 2 times in turn. The total income of both husband and wife in the previous year is calculated based on the actual income of both parties; Where it is difficult to calculate, the rural areas shall be calculated on the basis of the per capita net income of farmers in the previous year in the townships (towns) where both parties are located, and in the cities they are calculated on the disposable income of urban residents in the previous year in the county (city, district).

Looking at Zhejiang. The Zhejiang Provincial Regulations on Population and Family Planning stipulate that for those who give birth in violation of the provisions of the Provincial Regulations, social maintenance fees shall be levied on both men and women in accordance with the following multiples of the per capita disposable income of urban residents or the per capita net income of rural residents in the local county (city, district) in the previous year announced by the statistical department

1) If one more child is born, it will be levied at two to four times.

One is 3-4 times and the other is 2-4 times. Let's choose.

This is mainly a unit penalty. Penalties on both sides! If there is no unit, the penalty will be relatively small.

It should be which side finds out which side is fined first, and the fine is only paid once! You don't have a choice!

The amount of the fine is multiple the total income of your husband and wife in the previous year!

Please check the "Administrative Measures for the Collection of Social Maintenance Fees".

Each province has specific implementing regulations, which are generally levied on the basis of the previous year's per capita income or a multiple of one's own income.

The place of expropriation is generally the place where the man's household registration is reported, or it can be levied at the current place of residence.

It's so troublesome.

We don't pay a fine for stealing births, but it's a bit of trouble when you get a hukou.

If you don't know how, please don't overdo it, please respect yourself, thank you!

Legal Analysis: The so-called births within the family planning policy are relative to "births outside the family planning policy". To sum it up in a very simple sentence, namely:

Those who meet the requirements for childbirth stipulated by the state and give birth to children are called "within the policy" childbearing behavior; On the contrary, the act of giving birth to a child without meeting the statutory requirements for childbirth is an illegal childbearing behavior "outside the policy".

Legal basis: Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 17 Citizens have the right to give birth and the obligation to practice family planning in accordance with the law, and both husband and wife bear common responsibilities in the practice of family planning.

Article 18: The State encourages a couple to have two children. Where the requirements provided by laws and regulations are met, arrangements may be made to arrange for the birth of another child. The specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.

Ethnic minorities should also practice family planning, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees. Where there are inconsistencies between the provisions on the reproduction of children between the provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered, they are to be applied in accordance with the principle of benefiting the parties.

The word family planning should be no stranger to Chinese, because China is a country that implements the national policy of family planning, and since the implementation of family planning in the eighties, it has received very good resultsWhat is an unplanned birth?

What does unplanned birth mean First of all, it is necessary to confirm the certificate of completion of family planning, and whether the social maintenance fee has been collected in place. If it is a proof of collection in place: 1. Special receipt for social maintenance fees; 2. If there are other units that need it, you can use the case closure certificate issued by the local township (street) family planning office where the fine is paid (to prove that your social maintenance fee has been collected in place).

If it is a child, you can go to the local village (neighborhood) committee to issue a certificate, and then go to the township (street) family planning office to stamp it.

Concept: Any child born without obtaining a "birth certificate" is an unplanned birth.

Main manifestations.

First, they gave birth without obtaining a "marriage certificate";

second, those who are in line with the birth policy, but have not received the "Birth Certificate" to give birth;

The third is superborn. To put it simply, a birth that does not comply with the family planning regulations is an unplanned birth.

Family planning is a kind of population control, and the common methods are birth control and increasing the interval between family births, so as to reduce population pressure and family burden. Late marriage, late childbearing, fewer births, and eugenics should be advocated in order to control the population in a planned manner. Since the formulation of the basic national policy of family planning on January 28, 1966, the positive role of family planning in China's population and development problems cannot be ignored, but family planning blindly only controls the number of people and ignores the replacement of generations, resulting in a serious aging of the country, and the pattern of growing old before getting rich.

Introduction to Family Planning Policies 1. As far as a China or a region is concerned, family planning refers to the planned adjustment of population development within China or the entire region, so that population growth can be compatible with social and economic development. For a family or a couple of childbearing age, it is a planned arrangement to have children to meet the requirements of the family and society.

2. When the rate of population development exceeds the rate of social and economic development, the policy of birth control should be adopted to reduce the rate of population growth. It is advisable for a couple to have only one child, and to advocate late marriage, late childbearing, eugenics, and childbearing, so as to reduce the number of births and improve the quality of the population.

3. In view of China's national conditions, family planning is not only to control the number of the population, but also to improve the quality of the population. Improving the quality of the population and the various qualities of the population entities, such as ideological, physical, and cultural qualities, are the requirements of family planning at a higher level. In order to improve the quality of the Chinese population, the following measures should be taken:

control of population size; actively promote eugenics; attaching great importance to and vigorously developing education; We should further improve medical and health conditions, expand collective welfare, and ensure the health of women and children.

All of them are unplanned, and social maintenance fees must be paid. Article 42 of the Shandong Provincial Regulations on Population and Family Planning shall take the annual per capita disposable income of urban residents or the annual per capita net income of rural residents published in the statistical bulletin of the previous year by the county-level people at the county level where they are located, and shall calculate and levy social maintenance fees according to the number of children of both men and women respectively on the basis of the actual income level of the parties concerned and the circumstances of giving birth to children that do not comply with the provisions of laws and regulations. Article 43 In any of the circumstances provided for in Articles 21, 22, 23 and 24 of these Regulations, and in accordance with the provisions of Article 25, a person who gives birth to a second child without submitting an application for childbirth shall be ordered by the township (town) people** or the sub-district office to reapply for a birth certificate within a time limit, and social maintenance fees shall be levied in accordance with one-half of the base amount provided for in Article 42.

In any of the circumstances provided for in Articles 21, 22, 23 and 24 of these Regulations, but does not meet the requirements of Article 25, and a second child is born without approval, social maintenance fees shall be levied at twice the base amount provided for in Article 42. For those who do not have any of the circumstances provided for in Articles 21, 22, 23 and 24 of these Regulations and give birth to a second child, social maintenance fees shall be levied at three to four times the base amount provided for in Article 42. Article 44 Where a person who meets the legally-prescribed requirements for marriage but gives birth to his or her first child without completing marriage registration, the marriage registration shall be completed within 60 days from the date of birth; If it is not reissued within the time limit, the social maintenance fee shall be levied at one-half of the base amount provided for in Article 42.

For those who do not meet the legal requirements for marriage and give birth to their first child, social maintenance fees shall be levied in accordance with the base amount provided for in Article 42, and the birth of a second child shall not be approved. Where a spouse gives birth to the first child with another person, social maintenance fees shall be levied at four times the base amount provided for in Article 42; In the case of the birth of a second child, the social maintenance fee shall be levied at five times the base amount provided for in Article 42. Where a person has a spouse and bigamy, or marries another person and gives birth to his first child knowing that he or she has a spouse, social maintenance fees shall be levied at five times the base amount provided for in Article 42; In the case of the birth of a second child, social maintenance fees shall be levied at six times the base amount provided for in Article 42.

Where a party has the circumstances provided for in paragraphs 3 and 4 of this article, and its actual annual income is higher than the base amount provided for in article 42, social maintenance fees are to be calculated and levied on the basis of the actual annual income.

1.The family planning certificate reissued after small childbirth is not eligible for the birth subsidy of medical insurance, and the birth subsidy is only subsidized for normal childbirth and childbirth with a certificate. Births without a birth plan certificate are counted as unplanned births, which is explained in detail in the family planning regulations.

This has nothing to do with the fact that the birth permit is applied for before pregnancy and the birth permit is applied for later, and the miscarriage is counted as the scope of medical insurance reimbursement, not within the scope of the birth subsidy.

1. They are doing the right thing. The object of the maternity subsidy refers to the woman who has a certificate to give birth, and if you do not apply for a birth permit before the miscarriage, it is an unplanned birth. According to the regulations, you should not be given a subsidy.

2. The so-called "planned (out-of-plan)" refers to the country's birth policy, not the plan of the two of you. Generally speaking, if you have obtained a birth permit, then it is a planned birth, and if you do not obtain a birth permit, it is an unplanned birth.

3. There are provisions in the law, but you don't know it. Each province's "Family Planning Regulations" (regulations are laws, which belong to one of the regulations) stipulate that a child should apply for a "reproductive health service certificate" (this is the birth permit for one child) before pregnancy, and if not, then it should be reissued within three months of pregnancy. The second child should not be able to conceive until the birth permit is obtained.

Your so-called "many places still stipulate that you can only do it after 3 months of pregnancy", which is just your own misunderstanding of the provisions of the law. Hehe.