What are the specific policies and regulations of the state on the retirement and resettlement of wounded, sick and disabled soldiers?

In order to solve the problem of retiring and resettling wounded, sick and disabled soldiers, the Chinese government recently issued the Regulations on Retiring and Resettling Wounded, Sick and Disabled Soldiers (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations"), which put forward a package of programs ranging from retiring and resettling to housing and medical care.

1. Issued jointly by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, and the PLA General Staff Department, General Political Department, and General Logistics Department, the Provisions are divided into eight chapters and 26 articles, and are officially recognized as the "basic guideline and basis for the work of retiring and resettling disabled and injured military personnel". This is the first time that China has made a comprehensive and systematic standardization in the form of military administrative rules and regulations on the way of retirement, resettlement, housing and medical care for disabled and sick servicemen and women.

2. There are two types of soldiers in China: "officers" and "soldiers", of which soldiers include "non-commissioned officers" and "conscripts". Of these, soldiers include "non-commissioned officers" and "conscripts". The Regulations specify the manner in which "conscripts", "non-commissioned officers", "officers and civilian cadres", and other disabled and injured soldiers are to be resettled and safeguarded in the event of their retirement from military service. Specifically, those who have been disabled as a result of war or public service, and whose "officers and civilian cadres" have been assessed as having Grade 1 to Grade 6 disabilities, and whose non-commissioned officers have been assessed as having Grade 1 to Grade 4 disabilities, or who have been medically certified as basically incapable of work after the expiration of the medical treatment period for the abovementioned personnel, can be retired and resettled. According to the "provisions", the above personnel approved retirement, that is, the finalization of the resettlement destination, into the resettlement plan, timely transfer.

3, junior non-commissioned officers suffering from mental illness was assessed as the first to the fourth degree of disability, conscripts due to war, duty, due to illness was assessed as the first to the fourth degree of disability, the state to support life. Non-commissioned officers who are disabled due to war, public service or illness, and who meet the conditions for retirement and voluntarily give up retirement resettlement, may choose to be supported by the State for life. The Provisions also specifically establish the retirement and resettlement allowance for disabled soldiers. When a disabled soldier is handed over to the government for resettlement, the army will issue a one-time resettlement subsidy according to his disability.

4. In order to solve the housing problem of disabled soldiers, the Provisions also raise the standard of housing subsidies for disabled soldiers accordingly. Specifically, the basic housing subsidy for retired military personnel with disabilities is less than 100,000 yuan to be issued in accordance with 100,000 yuan, resettlement in high-priced areas, in accordance with the provisions of the army to give regional housing subsidies. Decentralized support for the first to fourth-degree disability of retired junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts, the purchase (construction) of housing funds to ensure the standard, in accordance with the resettlement county (city) 60 square meters of affordable housing prices calculated to determine the central financial flat-rate subsidies, the shortfall will be resolved by the local finances.

5. The Provisions require that financial departments at all levels should increase their investment in medical insurance funds for disabled and sick soldiers. The central financial authorities shall provide subsidies to the preferential hospitals that receive veterans with disabilities and severe mental illnesses from the first to the fourth level, for expenses such as increasing beds, medical equipment and housing maintenance. The Provisions make it clear that in the transfer of disabled soldiers, there is a violation of the policy provisions, or disabled veterans without justifiable reasons to refuse to validate the placement of the destination or handover procedures, will be held accountable.