Documentation a General Logistics Department of Finance Minister Sun Huangtian in a reply to a reporter's question: according to the new standard system, January 1, 2010, the active-duty military personnel killed in action, in service or in the event of injury to a soldier, or in the event of injury to a soldier. After January 1, 2010, active-duty military personnel killed or disabled in battle or in the line of duty, as well as conscripts and junior non-commissioned officers disabled due to illness, can be entitled to both the military casualty insurance premiums and military personal accident insurance premiums. Martyrs insurance premium standard from 86,400 yuan to 600,000 yuan, died in the line of duty from 57,600 yuan to 300,000 yuan, 1 to 10 disability from the original standard of up to 50,400 yuan to a minimum of 0.48 million yuan, increased to the current standard of up to 145,000 yuan to a minimum of 17,500 yuan ranging.
Document II disabled soldiers retirement resettlement provisions
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1
In order to promote the national defense and military construction, the timely and proper resettlement of disabled veterans, in accordance with the "People's Republic of China *** and the State of military service law", "People's Republic of China *** and the State of active military officers law", "Regulations on the Military Pension Benefits and Regulations on the Retirement and Resettlement of Soldiers and the relevant laws and regulations
Article 2
Article 2
These provisions shall apply to officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers of intermediate rank or above who are assessed as having disabilities of grade one to six or who are basically incapacitated for work due to illnesses, and to junior non-commissioned officers, conscripts, and students of growth cadres in military colleges and institutes, whose disabilities are assessed as having disabilities of grade one to six because of illnesses or because of war or because of public service.
Article 3
The work of retiring and resettling disabled soldiers with injuries and illnesses is organized and implemented by the military affairs, cadre and barracks departments of the armed forces and the local government's preferential resettlement agencies.
Article 4
Injured and sick soldiers who have made important contributions to the national defense and military construction shall be respected and given preferential treatment by the state and society.
The retirement and resettlement of wounded, sick and disabled soldiers shall adhere to the policy of serving the national defense and military construction, and shall implement the principles of people-centeredness, proper resettlement, and the right of each person to his or her own place.
Chapter II: Methods of Resettlement
Article 5
Officers and civilian cadres who have become disabled as a result of war or public service, and have been assessed to have a disability of grade one to six, or who have been medically certified to have lost the ability to work at a basic level after the expiration of the period of medical treatment for their illnesses may be resettled on a retired basis.
Retirement and resettlement of disabled officers and civilian cadres shall be approved in accordance with the authority for appointment and removal of posts.
Article 6
Non-commissioned officers who have been assessed as disabled from Grade 1 to Grade 4 due to war or duty, or who have been medically certified to be basically incapable of work after the expiration of the period of medical treatment due to illness, may be retired.
Non-commissioned officers with disabilities shall be authorized to retire by the military affairs departments of military district-level units.
Article 7
Junior non-commissioned officers suffering from mental illness are assessed as having a disability of the first to the fourth degree, and conscripts who are disabled in war, in the line of duty, or due to illness are assessed as having a disability of the first to the fourth degree, shall be provided for by the state for the rest of their lives; and those who have been assessed as having a disability of the fifth or the sixth degree, shall be resettled in accordance with the relevant state regulations.
Non-commissioned officers who meet the conditions for retirement as a result of disability caused by war, public service or illness, and who voluntarily give up their retirement resettlement, may choose to be supported by the State for life.
Chapter III resettlement plan
Article 8
After the approval of the retirement of wounded and sick soldiers, the following year to finalize the resettlement of the military retired cadres, non-commissioned officers resettlement plan, a separate item.
The finalization of the placement of retired military personnel with disabilities shall be carried out in accordance with the current regulations.
The validation of placement, the troops, in addition to providing disabled retired military personnel with disabilities in line with the placement of the validation of the conditions of the material should provide "military disability rating approval form" or "active officers, civilian cadres due to illness basic incapacity for work medical identification form", "non-commissioned officers due to disease basic incapacity for work medical identification form".
Article 9
The transfer of retired military personnel with disabilities to the government for resettlement shall be incorporated into the annual resettlement of retired military cadres for unified organization and implementation.
Article 10
Annual resettlement plans for conscripts who have been assessed as having a disability of grade one to grade four because of disability caused by war, public service, or illness, and for junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts who have been assessed as having a disability of grade one to grade six because of mental illness, shall be compiled by the relevant departments of the Ministry of the General Staff and the Ministry of Civil Affairs **** together and issued separately.
The annual resettlement plan for cadre trainees growing in military colleges and universities that meet the above conditions shall be summarized by the General Political Department and included in the annual resettlement plan for soldiers with disabilities. The handover is carried out by the cadre department in conjunction with the preferential resettlement organizations.
Article 11
Disabled soldiers retired from military service and transferred to the government for resettlement, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State for the transfer of the disability pension relationship, by the people's governments at the county level of the civil affairs departments of the people's government in accordance with the prescribed standards for the payment of disability pensions.
Chapter IV Resettlement Subsidies
Article 12
When a disabled veteran is transferred to the government for resettlement, a one-time resettlement subsidy shall be paid by the military according to his disability. The specific standards and methods for such subsidies shall be stipulated separately by the Department of Military Affairs of the General Staff Department, the Department of Cadres of the General Political Department, and the Department of Finance of the General Logistics Department.
Article 13
The central government shall provide appropriate subsidies to hospitals receiving veterans with disabilities of the first to the fourth degree and those suffering from severe mental illness, for the purpose of increasing the number of beds, medical equipment, and housing maintenance and other expenditures.
Chapter V: Housing Security
Article 14
Housing security for retired military personnel with disabilities is included in the military retired cadres' housing security plan, and priority is given to the implementation of resettlement housing by means of purchasing economically affordable housing or self-care housing.
Article 15
The basic housing allowance for disabled retired military personnel with injuries or illnesses is less than 100,000 yuan. If the amount of their basic housing allowance is higher than 100,000 yuan, they shall be paid according to the actual amount of their individual housing allowance. If the settlement is in a high-priced area, the area housing allowance will be given in accordance with military regulations.
Article 16
Injured, sick and retired military personnel with disabilities housing subsidies funded by the central government in accordance with the annual resettlement plan included in the annual budget for military personnel housing subsidies unified arrangements. Measures for the realization of housing subsidies shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions.
Article 17
The standard of funding for the purchase (construction) of housing for retired junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts with Grade 1 to Grade 4 disabilities who have been decentralized, shall be determined in accordance with the price of economically applicable housing in the county (city) of the place of resettlement (or the price of ordinary commercial housing in the case where there is no economically applicable housing) and the floor area of 60 square meters, and the central government shall provide subsidies in accordance with the stipulated standards, with the shortfalls to be resolved by the local finances. The shortfall will be solved by the local finance. Among them, junior non-commissioned officers in accordance with the relevant provisions of the housing subsidies, housing subsidies and the central financial subsidies and less than the purchase (construction) of housing funds standard, by the local financial purchase (construction) of housing standards to make up.
Chapter VI Medical Protection
Article 18
The medical protection of retired military personnel with disabilities who have been transferred to the government for resettlement shall be based on the participation of retired civil servants of state organs in the place of resettlement in the basic medical insurance and the implementation of the civil servant's medical subsidy, and they shall enjoy the medical treatment of retired civil servants of the same rank. Within the scope of the provisions of the individual out-of-pocket medical expenses more, by the resettlement management unit to give appropriate subsidies. Retired military personnel with disabilities ranging from grade 1 to grade 6 shall be given medical assistance by the civil affairs department of the place where they are resettled, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.
Article 19
The medical care of junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts with disabilities from the first to the sixth grade shall be carried out in accordance with the State's measures for the medical care of disabled soldiers.
Article 20
Financial departments at all levels shall increase funding for the medical care of disabled veterans, and in allocating funds, favor areas with heavy reception and resettlement tasks and financial difficulties.
Chapter VII Accountability
Article 21
The relevant departments in the military and localities shall strictly abide by the relevant laws, regulations and policies of the state and the military, and do a good job in the work of retiring and resettling the wounded and sick veterans.
Article 22
If one of the following circumstances exists in the work of retirement and resettlement of military personnel with disabilities, the person responsible shall be punished in accordance with Party and political discipline; if a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law:
(1) violation of the provisions of the military personnel who do not meet the requirements for the retirement procedures of military personnel with disabilities;
(2) failure to cash in the annual resettlement plan and implement housing subsidies and housing in time; or (b) Failure to timely realize housing subsidies and housing in accordance with the annual resettlement plan, or failure to issue the relevant funds in accordance with the stipulated standards;
(c) refusal to validate the resettlement destination or handover for unjustified reasons, affecting the completion of the annual resettlement tasks;
(d) failure to perform their duties in the handover work, or charging for funds other than those specified in the stipulated standards, affecting the handover work;
(e) failure to carry out the relevant living, medical treatment and treatment of disabled and ill servicemen in accordance with the regulations. Treatment is not in place.
Article 23
If a wounded, sick or disabled veteran refuses to finalize the resettlement or go through the handover procedures without justifiable reasons, the management unit shall study and submit the report to the unit at or above the military level for approval, and shall stop the annual periodic increase of retirement fees, stop the payment of the retirement living allowance and the regional allowance, and cancel the resettlement subsidy.
Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions
Article 24
Assessment of military personnel's disability grades shall be carried out in accordance with the Measures for the Administration of Military Personnel's Disability Grade Assessment ([2005] Houzhi No. 2) issued by a department of the General Staff, the General Political Department and the General Logistics Department.
Medical appraisal of the basic incapacity of military personnel to work due to illness is carried out in accordance with the Measures for the Medical Appraisal of the Basic Inability of Military Personnel to Work Due to Illness (Houfa [200817] No. 2) issued by a Ministry of the General Staff, the General Political Department, and the General Logistics Department.
Article 25
These provisions shall apply to the Chinese People's Armed Police Force.
Article 26
These provisions shall come into force on the date of issuance.
(Note: The above content is for reading reference only, and the official provisions shall be subject to the documents jointly issued by the five ministries for implementation in each place)