Regulations on the Retirement and Placement of Sick and Disabled Servicemen
Chapter 1 General Provisions
Article 1: In order to promote the construction of national defense and the army, timely To properly accommodate sick and disabled veterans, these regulations are formulated in accordance with the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China, the Law of the People's Republic of China on Active Service Officers, the Regulations on Pensions and Preferential Treatments for Military Personnel, and relevant regulations on the retirement placement of soldiers.
Article 2 Officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers above the intermediate level who are assessed as having a disability of level one to level six due to war or duty, or who have basically lost the ability to work due to illness, shall be disabled due to war, duty, or duty. This provision shall apply to junior non-commissioned officers, conscripts, and cadets who have become cadres in military academies and are assessed as having disabilities from Level 1 to Level 6 due to illness.
Article 3: The military affairs, cadre, barracks departments and local government preferential care and resettlement agencies are responsible for organizing and implementing the resettlement work for retired, sick and disabled servicemen.
Article 4: Sick, sick and disabled servicemen have made important contributions to national defense and military construction and should be respected and given preferential treatment by the state and society.
The resettlement of retired, sick and disabled servicemen adheres to the policy of serving national defense and military construction, and implements the principle of people-oriented, proper resettlement, and everyone getting their own place.
Chapter 2 Resettlement Methods
Article 5 Military officers and civilian cadres who become disabled due to war or duty, are assessed as having a disability of level one to level six, or whose medical treatment period has expired due to illness Those who are later medically identified as having basically lost the ability to work can be placed in retirement arrangements.
The retirement placement of sick and disabled military officers and civilian cadres shall be reviewed and approved in accordance with the appointment and removal authority of the position.
Article 6. Non-commissioned officers who are disabled due to war or duty and are assessed as having a disability of level one to level four, or who are medically identified as having basically lost the ability to work after the expiration of medical treatment due to illness, may be placed for retirement. .
The retirement placement of sick and disabled non-commissioned officers shall be approved by the military affairs department of the military region-level unit.
Article 7 If a junior non-commissioned officer suffers from mental illness and is assessed as having a first to fourth level disability, and if a conscript becomes disabled due to war, duty, or illness and is assessed as having a first to fourth level disability, he or she shall be supported by the state. Lifelong; those who are assessed as having level five or level six disabilities will be resettled in accordance with relevant national regulations.
If a non-commissioned officer becomes disabled due to war, duty or illness and meets the retirement conditions and voluntarily gives up his retirement placement, he may choose to be supported by the state for life.
Chapter 3 Resettlement Plan
Article 8 After the injured, sick and disabled servicemen are approved to retire, their resettlement destination will be determined in the following year and included in the resettlement plan for retired military cadres and non-commissioned officers, and listed separately.
The examination and determination of the retirement placement of sick and disabled servicemen shall be carried out in accordance with current regulations.
When reviewing and approving the resettlement destination, in addition to providing materials proving that sick and disabled retired military personnel meet the conditions for resettlement and destination review, the army should also provide the "Military Disability Rating Approval Form" or "Active-duty officers and civilian cadres who are basically disabled due to illness" "Medical Appraisal Form of Working Ability" and "Medical Appraisal Form of Non-Commissioned Officers Basically Losing Working Ability Due to Illness".
Article 9 The transfer of the resettlement work of the retired military personnel to the government shall be included in the unified organization and implementation of the annual resettlement and handover work of retired military cadres.
Article 10: Conscripts who are disabled from first to fourth levels due to war, duty or illness, as well as junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts who are assessed as disabled from first to sixth levels due to mental illness The annual resettlement plan is jointly prepared by the General Staff Headquarters and the relevant departments of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and issued separately.
The annual placement plan for growing cadres and trainees of military academies who meet the above conditions will be summarized by the General Political Department and included in the annual placement plan for disabled soldiers. The handover work will be implemented by the cadre department in conjunction with the special care and resettlement agency.
Article 11 When disabled military personnel retire and are transferred to the government for resettlement, they must go through the transfer procedures for disability pension relationships in accordance with relevant national regulations, and the civil affairs department of the county-level people's government will issue disability pensions in accordance with prescribed standards.
Chapter 4 Resettlement Subsidy
Article 12 When a sick or disabled veteran is transferred to the government for resettlement, the military will issue a one-time resettlement subsidy based on his or her illness or disability. The specific subsidy standards and methods will be separately stipulated by the Military Affairs Department of the General Staff Headquarters, the Cadre Department of the General Political Department, and the Finance Department of the General Logistics Department.
Article 13: Special care hospitals that receive first- to fourth-level disabilities and veterans with severe mental illness shall receive appropriate subsidies from the central government to increase expenditures such as beds, medical equipment, and building maintenance.
Chapter 5 Housing Security
Article 14 Housing security for retired military personnel with disabilities shall be included in the housing security plan for retired military cadres by purchasing affordable housing or self-care housing. Priority will be given to implementing housing resettlement.
Article 15: If the basic housing subsidy for retired military personnel who are sick, disabled, or disabled is less than 100,000 yuan, it will be calculated as 100,000 yuan. If the amount of personal basic housing subsidy is higher than 100,000 yuan, it will be calculated based on the actual amount of personal housing subsidy. If the resettlement place is in an area with high housing prices, regional housing subsidies will be provided in accordance with military regulations.
Article 16 Housing subsidy funds for sick, disabled and retired military personnel shall be uniformly arranged by the central government according to the number of persons included in the annual resettlement plan and included in the annual housing subsidy budget for military personnel. The housing subsidy cashing method shall be implemented in accordance with relevant regulations.
Article 17 The housing purchase (construction) funding guarantee standards for retired junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts with first to fourth level disabilities who are dispersedly supported shall be based on the price of affordable housing in the county (city) where they are resettled (without financial support). Suitable housing is determined based on the price of ordinary commercial housing) and a building area of ??60 square meters. The central government will provide subsidies according to prescribed standards, and the shortfall will be solved by local finance. Among them, junior non-commissioned officers receive housing subsidies in accordance with relevant regulations. If the sum of housing subsidies and central financial subsidies is insufficient to purchase (build) a house, the local finance will make up the amount according to the housing purchase (construction) standards.
Chapter 6 Medical Security
Article 18 The medical security for retired military personnel with disabilities after they are transferred to the government for resettlement shall be compared with the basic medical insurance and civil service policies for retired civil servants of state agencies in the place of resettlement. Medical subsidies, enjoy the medical treatment of retired civil servants of the same rank. For individuals who pay a large amount of out-of-pocket medical expenses within the prescribed scope, the resettlement management unit will provide appropriate subsidies. Among them, disabled retired military personnel of grades one to six will be provided with medical subsidies by the civil affairs department of the place of resettlement in accordance with relevant national regulations.
Article 19 The medical security for disabled junior non-commissioned officers and conscripts from the first to sixth levels shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant national medical security measures for disabled servicemen.
Article 20: Financial departments at all levels should increase investment in medical security funds for sick and disabled veterans, and when allocating funds, give preference to areas with heavy resettlement tasks and financial difficulties.
Chapter 7 Accountability
Article 21 Relevant military and civilian departments shall strictly abide by relevant national and military laws, regulations, and policies, and conscientiously complete the placement of retired, sick and disabled servicemen. Work.
Article 22: If one of the following circumstances occurs during the resettlement of retired, sick and disabled servicemen, the relevant responsible persons shall be punished in accordance with Party and political disciplines; if a crime is constituted, criminal liability shall be pursued in accordance with the law:
(1) Violating regulations to handle the formalities for retirement, disability and retirement of unqualified servicemen;
(2) Failure to timely cash in housing subsidies and secure housing in accordance with the annual resettlement plan, or failure to comply with regulations Relevant funds are released according to the standard;
(3) Refusing to review the resettlement destination or handover for unreasonable reasons, affecting the completion of the annual resettlement tasks;
(4) Failure to perform duties during the handover work Performing duties or collecting funds beyond the prescribed standards affects the handover work;
(5) Failure to provide adequate living and medical treatment for sick and disabled servicemen.
Article 23 If a sick or disabled retired soldier refuses to review his placement or go through transfer procedures without justifiable reasons, the management unit shall study and report to units above the military level for approval, and the annual regular increase in retirement pay shall be stopped and the payment shall be suspended. Retirement living allowance and regional allowance, and resettlement subsidy will be cancelled.
Chapter 8 Supplementary Provisions
Article 24: The assessment of military disability ratings shall be carried out in accordance with the "Measures for the Administration of Military Disability Ratings" issued by a certain department of the General Staff, the General Political Department, and the General Logistics Department. 》 ([2005] No. 2) is implemented.
The medical identification of soldiers who have basically lost the ability to work due to illness shall be carried out in accordance with the "Methods for the Medical Identification of Soldiers who have basically lost the ability to work due to illness" (No. [200817] of the General Staff Department, the General Political Department, and the General Logistics Department) )implement.
Article 25 These regulations apply to the Chinese People’s Armed Police Force.
Article 26 These regulations shall come into effect from the date of issuance.
General Political Department Cadre Department
July 15, 2009