What are the new regulations for resettlement in disabled soldiers?

The Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, the General Staff Department, the General Political Department and the General Logistics Department issued the Provisions on Resettlement of Disabled Soldiers No.4 \x0d\ Chapter I General Provisions \x0d\x0d\ Article 1 In order to promote national defense and army building, timely and properly resettle disabled soldiers, \x0d\ people * \ Article 2 These Provisions shall apply to officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers above the intermediate level who are disabled due to war or work-related duties or who are basically disabled due to illness, as well as junior non-commissioned officers, conscripts and non-commissioned officers who are disabled due to war, work-related duties or illness. \x0d\ Article 3 The resettlement agencies of the army, cadres, barracks departments and local governments are responsible for organizing and implementing the resettlement of disabled retired soldiers. \x0d\ Article 4 The wounded and disabled soldiers have made important contributions to national defense and army building and should be respected and given preferential treatment by the state and society. \x0d\ Resettlement of disabled soldiers after retirement, adhere to the principle of serving national defense and army building, and implement the principles of people-oriented, \x0d\ proper placement and proper place for each. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter II Resettlement Measures \x0d\ Article 5 Officers and civilian cadres who have been disabled due to war or on duty, and who have been assessed as disabled from Grade I to Grade VI, or who have basically lost their ability to work after medical treatment due to illness, may be resettled and retired. \x0d\ Retirement and resettlement of injured and disabled officers and civilian cadres shall be examined and approved according to the authority of appointment and removal. \x0d\ Article 6 \x0d\ Non-commissioned officers who are disabled due to war or work can be placed in retirement if they are assessed as being disabled from Grade 1 to Grade 4, or have basically lost their ability to work after medical treatment due to illness expires. \x0d\ The retired placement of disabled noncommissioned officers shall be examined and approved by the military departments of military units. \x0d\ Article 7 If a junior noncommissioned officer suffers from mental illness and is rated as a first-class or fourth-class disability, and if a conscript is rated as a first-class or fourth-class disability due to war, duty or illness, he shall be supported by the state for life; Those who are assessed as five or six disabilities shall be placed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state. \x0d\ Non-commissioned officers who are disabled due to war, duty or illness, meet the retirement conditions and voluntarily give up their retirement placement may choose to be supported by the state for life. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter III Resettlement Plan \x0d\ Article 8 After the disabled soldiers are approved to retire, the resettlement destination shall be examined and approved in the following year, and it shall be included in the resettlement plan for retired military cadres and non-commissioned officers, and listed separately. \x0d\ The direction of retired disabled soldiers shall be examined and approved according to the existing regulations. \x0d\ When the army examines and approves the placement destination, it should provide disabled retired soldiers with materials that meet the conditions for examination and approval of the placement destination. \x0d\ The Examination and Approval Form for Military Disability Grades or the Medical Appraisal Form for Basic Disability of Active Officers and Civilian Cadres due to Illness and the Medical Appraisal Form for Basic Disability of Non-commissioned Officers due to Illness shall also be provided. \x0d\ Article 9 The injured and disabled retired military personnel shall be handed over to the government for resettlement, which shall be incorporated into the annual resettlement and handover work of retired military cadres and uniformly organized and implemented. \x0d\ Article 10 The annual placement plan for conscripts disabled due to war, duty or illness, junior noncommissioned officers and conscripts disabled due to mental illness shall be jointly compiled and issued by the General Staff Department and the relevant departments of the Ministry of Civil Affairs. \x0d\ The annual resettlement plan for growing cadres and students in military academies that meet the above conditions shall be summarized by the General Political Department and incorporated into the annual resettlement plan of disabled soldiers. The handover work shall be implemented by the cadre department in conjunction with the special care and resettlement institutions. \x0d\ Article 11 disabled soldiers retired and handed over to the government for resettlement. In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, the disability pension relationship will be transferred to x0d, and the civil affairs department of the people's government at the county level will issue the disability pension according to the prescribed standards. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter IV Resettlement Subsidies \ x0d \ Article 12 When the injured and disabled retired soldiers are handed over to the government for resettlement, the army will give them \ x0d \ resettlement subsidies according to their injuries and disabilities. Specific subsidy standards and measures shall be formulated separately by the Military Affairs Department of the General Staff, the Cadre Department of the General Political Department and the Finance Department of the General Logistics Department. \x0d\ Article 13 The central government will give appropriate subsidies to special care hospitals that receive disabled veterans with grade one to four disabilities and severe mental illness, and increase the expenditure on beds, medical equipment and house maintenance. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter V Housing Guarantee \x0d\ Article 14 The housing guarantee for the sick and disabled retired military personnel shall be included in the housing guarantee plan for retired military cadres, and priority shall be given to resettlement houses by purchasing \ x0d \ affordable housing or self-care housing. \x0d\ Article 15 If the basic housing allowance for disabled veterans is less than 654.38+10,000 yuan, it will be paid according to 654.38+10,000 yuan. If my basic housing subsidy is more than 6,543,800 yuan, it will be calculated according to the actual amount of personal housing subsidy. If the resettlement site is located in a high-priced area, regional housing subsidies will be given in accordance with military regulations. \x0d\ Article 16 The housing subsidy funds for disabled veterans shall be included in the annual military housing subsidy budget by the central government according to the number of people in the annual resettlement plan. Housing subsidies are paid in accordance with relevant regulations. \x0d\ Article 17 The guarantee standard of housing (construction) fees for retired junior noncommissioned officers and disabled conscripts with grade I to IV scattered support shall be determined according to the price of affordable housing in the resettlement county (or city) and the construction area of 60 square meters, and the central government shall give subsidies according to the prescribed standards, and the insufficient part shall be determined \x0d\ Among them, junior noncommissioned officers shall receive housing subsidies in accordance with relevant regulations. If the sum of the central financial housing subsidies \x0d\ is lower than the purchase (construction) standard, the local finance shall make up for it according to the purchase (construction) standard. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter VI Medical Insurance \x0d\ Article 18 Disabled retired military personnel shall be transferred to the medical insurance after resettlement by the government, and they shall enjoy the medical treatment of retired civil servants at the same rank on the premise that they participate in basic medical insurance and implement Medicaid for civil servants. Individuals pay more medical expenses within the prescribed scope, and the resettlement management unit will give appropriate subsidies. Among them, the disabled ex-soldiers of Grade I \x0d\ to Grade VI shall be given medical assistance to disabled soldiers by the civil affairs department of the resettlement place in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state. \x0d\ Article 19 The medical security for disabled junior noncommissioned officers and conscripts from Grade 1 to Grade 6 shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant national medical security measures for disabled soldiers. \x0d\ Article 20 Financial departments at all levels shall increase investment in medical insurance funds for disabled servicemen, and when allocating funds, they shall give preference to areas with heavy resettlement tasks and financial difficulties. \x0d\x0d\ Chapter VII Investigation of Responsibility \x0d\ Article 21 The relevant departments of the armed forces shall strictly abide by the relevant laws, regulations and policies of the state and the armed forces, and acknowledge that \ x0d \ earnestly do a good job in the retired resettlement of wounded and disabled soldiers. \x0d\ Article 22 In case of any of the following circumstances in the work of resettling disabled servicemen after retirement, the relevant responsible person shall be punished in accordance with \x0d\ Party discipline and discipline; If the case constitutes a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law: \x0d\ (1) Violating regulations to go through formalities for retired soldiers with injuries and disabilities; \x0d\ (2) Failing to timely distribute housing subsidies and implement housing according to the annual resettlement plan, or failing to pay relevant funds according to the prescribed standards \ x0d \; \x0d\ (3) Refusing to approve the resettlement destination or handover without justifiable reasons, which affects the completion of the annual resettlement task; \x0d\ (4) Failing to perform duties or raising funds beyond the prescribed standards in the handover work, which affects the handover work; \x0d\ (5) Life and medical treatment for disabled soldiers have not been fully implemented. \x0d\ Article 23 Disabled veterans who refuse to examine and approve the placement destination or go through the handover procedures without justifiable reasons shall be studied by the management unit and reported to units at or above the corps level for approval, and the annual regular increase of retirement fee, retirement fee and regional allowance shall be stopped, and the resettlement subsidy shall be cancelled. \x0d\\x0d\ Chapter VIII Supplementary Provisions \x0d\ Article 24 The evaluation of military disability grade shall be carried out in accordance with the Administrative Measures for Military Disability Grade Evaluation issued by the General Staff Department, the General Political Department and a certain department of the General Logistics Department (No.2 [2005] of the General Logistics Department). \x0d\ Medical appraisal of soldiers who have basically lost their ability to work due to illness shall be carried out in accordance with the Measures for Medical Appraisal of Soldiers who have basically lost their ability to work due to illness (No.[2008] 17) issued by the General Staff Department, the General Political Department and the General Logistics Department. Article 25 These Provisions shall apply to the Chinese People's Armed Police Force. \x0d\ Article 26 These Provisions shall come into force as of the date of promulgation.