Active duty officer family difficulties how to do, I am a twenty years of age of the cadres, the family is particularly difficult, I and my family and children are seriously ill, I talked to the highe

Active duty officer family difficulties how to do, I am a twenty years of age of the cadres, the family is particularly difficult, I and my family and children are seriously ill, I talked to the higher head of the Enterprises can not just dismiss the military family! Because the military in the military labor, make great contributions at the same time, their families also made great dedication and sacrifice. Because of the requirements of the military profession, the military can not keep a small family without regard to everyone, a family's burden almost entirely on the shoulders of their families, on the support of the elderly, the next to raise children, two people's burdens into the pick, lifting the military's worries for the military to work without fear of the army, and actively contribute to the army, and set up the Han Ma Gonglao. It can be said that military families play a very important role in national defense construction. Military families in the second line of protection: they are more than other members of society for the national defense construction has paid more labor, they are the national defense construction of the second line of "soldiers", therefore, they should be respected by society as a whole, and should be given a certain degree of preferential treatment and care.　　The treatment of military families is closely related to the treatment of each soldier, and its scope is very broad, involving all aspects of the treatment of the material life of military families, social treatment, political treatment, but it is precisely because of the wide range of people involved, coupled with the tight financial situation of the military expenditure, so that this aspect of the standard of treatment is relatively low. At this stage, the treatment of family members of our army is still relatively harmonized with the current development of the national economy, and it is believed that with the further development of China's economy and the continuous improvement of the army's construction, the treatment of family members of the military will be gradually improved.　　Treatment of family members of military cadres visiting their relatives Married cadres who live apart from their loved ones and can't take advantage of public vacations to reunite, their loved ones can visit them once a year, and the round-trip fare will be reimbursed by the unit, and if the loved one's unit can't be reimbursed, it will be reimbursed by the unit.　　If the fiancee (husband) of an unmarried cadre comes to the army to get married, the travel expenses for the marriage will be reimbursed by the army if the local government cannot reimburse the expenses, but the travel expenses for the family visit will not be reimbursed in the same year.　　The scope of reimbursement for the travel expenses of family members visiting relatives in the unit is as follows: hard seat ticket of train (including acceleration fee and air-conditioning fee); third-class cabin ticket of ship! Long-distance bus tickets are reimbursed according to the standards set by the unit; city transportation expenses from the unit's location to the station or pier and from the station or pier to the unit's location are reimbursed with receipts (rental car fees are not reimbursed); civilian transportation expenses are reimbursed according to the standards set by the unit; and transit lodging is reimbursed on a reimbursement basis for each night within a limit of 15 yuan. Travel expenses for family members visiting relatives in the unit are reimbursed only once a year.　　Travel Expenses for Family Members of Military Cadres The travel expenses of family members accompanying cadres and employees who have been transferred to work, reassigned, demobilized, retired, retired, or retired shall be reimbursed in accordance with the relevant regulations.　　Parents, lovers, children and family members who must be supported and approved to reside with the unit, when they are transferred, reassigned or demobilized with the unit, the travel expenses, accommodation expenses and meal allowance on the way will be implemented according to the standard of the transferred personnel, in which the children who buy children's tickets will not be reimbursed for the sleeping tickets! If there are two children, they can buy one sleeper ticket together. For children under 7 years old, the meal allowance on the way is reduced by half. When both husband and wife are staff members of the army and are transferred at the same time, their travel and accommodation expenses can be implemented according to the standard of the party with higher rank; if one of the parties is a staff member of a state organ or an enterprise or public institution inside or outside the army, the relevant expenses will be issued by the original working unit; if the travel and accommodation expenses issued are lower than the standard of the staff members of the army, they can be compensated by the army for the difference with the proof. The travel expenses for children who have reached the age of 16 (inclusive) are based on the standards for conscripts.　　In the event of a job transfer where family members are not permitted to accompany them for the time being by the organization, the new work unit will pay the relevant expenses when they travel alone later. If they are eligible to travel on a sleeper berth, their family members may purchase a hard sleeper berth on a train or a third-class cabin ticket on a ship, which will be reimbursed by the unit to which they are transferred; meal allowances and lodging expenses will be paid according to the standards of the cadres accompanying them. Children travel by car in accordance with the provisions of the cadres traveling with. Children who have reached the age of 16, transportation, lodging and meal subsidies are paid according to the standards of the transferred personnel.　　If a cadre goes home to visit his family and picks up his family members to go to the place of resettlement, the relevant expenses for his family members shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions for their separate trips.　　Family members of immediate and non-immediate relatives who have not been authorized to accompany the cadre but who are already in the army and who accompany the cadre himself from the army to the place of resettlement are responsible for their own travel expenses. However, the transfer cadres assigned to work in Tibet, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Gansu, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Yunnan and other remote areas with their family members (including the original non-following family members and non-immediate family members), regardless of whether they go home on the way home or make a special trip home, their travel expenses will be issued by the troops. When they arrive at their place of work, their families' expenses are paid by the unit to which they have been transferred.　　Expenses related to the transfer of immediate family members who have been approved to accompany the army but have not yet come to the unit for approval to be transferred together from their hometowns to the place where the cadres will be resettled shall be paid by the cadre's original unit if they have not been enrolled in the workforce, and the standard shall be implemented in accordance with the regulations governing the travel of family members in the unit to the place of resettlement of the cadres individually; and the expenses shall be paid by the unit to which the family members have been enrolled. If it is approved that a family member should be brought to the unit, the cost of travel from the unit to the place of placement shall be borne by the family members of the unit in accordance with the regulations governing the movement of cadres and workers. The cost of picking up the family members in person shall be borne by the family members themselves. Family members shall be subject to the relevant provisions on coming with the army.　　When cadres and employees are transferred, reassigned or retired from the army, the cost of transportation and accommodation for themselves and their family members on the same trip, as well as the cost of meals on the way, shall be paid by the transferring unit in accordance with the route of the vehicle and the prescribed standards, and the transferring unit shall be billed, with the excess being refunded and the deficiency being compensated for.　　Spouses and relatives of cadres who have been approved by the organization to come to the unit with the military (all of whom have not joined the workforce) shall be reimbursed for their travel and accommodation expenses en route in accordance with the standards set for visiting relatives in the unit, and their travel and accommodation expenses may be reimbursed in accordance with the relevant provisions on job transfer. Family members of cadres and employees accompanying the military who are transferred to a hospital after being hospitalized and referred by the hospital may be reimbursed for their round-trip travel expenses (they are responsible for their own travel expenses when they are hospitalized and discharged from the hospital due to illness). Outpatient referrals shall not be regarded as transfers. Cadres and employees accompanying their family members to the hospital or hospital transfer are responsible for their own expenses; in the case of serious illness, they may be reimbursed upon approval by the organization.　　Hainan, border defense forces with the army in the team and no payroll income of cadres, employees' families, by the health department to go to a higher level of medical units or contract medical units to see a doctor. The round-trip fare will be reimbursed on the basis of receipts.　　Medical Treatment for Family Members of Soldiers in the Countryside Medical treatment for family members of soldiers in the countryside is mainly in the following areas.　　(1) Half-fee or free treatment. Cadre family members who come to the unit temporarily for medical treatment shall be charged half price for immediate family members and full price for non-immediate family members according to the unified pricing. Cadres and soldiers who come to the unit temporarily, their parents, loved ones and children who are not living independently and are suffering from acute illnesses, can be treated free of charge if they are certified by a doctor and approved by the unit above the regiment.　　(2) Medical package treatment. Those who are married in the county or city where the unit is stationed, and whose loved ones and children do not meet the conditions for accompanying the army, may apply for half-fee medical treatment in the unit; those who meet the conditions for accompanying the army, but whose loved ones and children reside in the original place of residence hold a certificate from the unit above the regiment and go to the local army medical department to apply for the medical treatment package.　　(3) Receiving medical subsidies. If there is no military medical unit in the area where the cadre's family lives or if the cadre does not want to be medically covered, the cadre's unit will pay monthly medical assistance to his wife and children. Each person receives 44 yuan per month.　　Family members entitled to free medical care (1) Sacrificed, deceased officers, civilian cadres and departed or retired cadres not transferred to local administration who are accompanying the army, spouses (without fixed salary income) and children who are entitled to regular subsistence allowances, and parents, parents-in-law, parents-in-law, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law who have been approved by the organization for dependence on the army (referring to those who have no economic income, no independent living capacity, no other person to support them, and who have no other choice but to come and depend on the army, the same below); (2) (2) Spouses of military officers, civilian cadres, and separated or retired cadres who have not been transferred to local administration, who joined the military before September 30, 1949, and are now family members of those who live with the military without a fixed salary income; (3) Family members of those who live with the military in Tibet and are on the military payroll without a fixed salary income; (4) Spouses, children, and parents of military personnel who come to the unit on a temporary basis (those who are entitled to family leave for a specified period of time; the same applies hereinafter), who have no financial income, and who are not entitled to local public funds, labor insurance and medical care; or who do not have the ability to support themselves. enjoy local public funds, labor insurance medical treatment suffering from an acute illness, approved by the political department and logistics department of the unit above the regiment.　　(l) Officers, civilian cadres and volunteers approved by the organization to live with the military, spouses with no fixed salary income, children with no ability to live independently, and parents, in-laws, parents-in-law, parents-in-law, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law of officers, civilian cadres and non-commissioned officers approved by the organization to rely on them for support; (2) Spouses of officers, civilian cadres and staff members who do not have the conditions for their family members to live with the military and who do not have a fixed salary income, (2) officers, civilian cadres and staff without the ability to live independently of their children, their household accounts in the military station (refers to the household accounts in the city, county, the same below), and officers, civilian cadres, and staff in the living together; (3) have the conditions to follow the army did not follow the army, still living in the original home of the officers, civilian cadres, non-commissioned officers, as well as in the staff without a fixed wage income of the spouses of staff without the ability to live independently of their children, can wait for the regiment above the unit's political department, the logistical department of the certificate in the area of residence of the closest The military medical unit nearest to the area of residence can be certified as having a medical baggage; temporary visitors to the unit can receive medical treatment with a medical baggage certificate. There is no local military medical unit or I do not want to handle the medical package, officers, civilian cadres, non-commissioned officers in accordance with the relevant provisions of their own medical subsidies; (4) stationed in border counties (cities), desert areas, remote three types of areas and island troops, officers, civilian cadres, staff, their spouses without a fixed salary income, no independent ability to live their children living in the mainland, with the regiment or above unit political department, (5) For those on-board and off-board workers of military organs and institutions with more than 15 years of continuous service, their spouses with no fixed salary income and children with no independent living ability, whose household accounts are in the military garrison, can apply for the medical treatment package.　　Those who are entitled to half-fee medical treatment include: parents, spouses and children without independent living capacity of soldiers and employees who come to the army temporarily and have no fixed salary income, and those who go to the army's medical units for treatment when they are sick are entitled to half-fee medical treatment.　　Those who are entitled to full-fee medical treatment include: (1) the spouses and children without independent living capacity and without financial income of those who have not completed 15 years of continuous service in military organs and institutions, and those who are not on the payroll; and (2) the parents-in-law, in-laws, brothers, and sisters of those who are not on the payroll of the local government and labor insurance and who are not on the payroll of the military and civilian cadres who come to the military unit to visit their families temporarily.　　All family members of military personnel who do not fall within the scope of the above free medical care, inclusive medical care, military half-fee medical care, or military full-fee medical care, and who go to military medical units for medical treatment, will pay the full fee.　　Spouses of military officers and civilian cadres who have the conditions to accompany the military but do not do so, and who are still living in their place of origin and have no fixed salary income, children who are not capable of living independently, and those who have already received medical subsidies, will pay the full cost of medical treatment at military medical units (including those who come to the army on a temporary basis).　　Spouses of officers and civilian cadres with no fixed salary (regardless of whether they are eligible to accompany the military or not) and their children who are not capable of independent living and who are not covered by the medical insurance of the military medical unit are entitled to medical assistance for their dependents.　　If a female officer or an officer's wife gives birth to twins or multiple births for the first time, she is entitled to medical assistance according to the number of her children if she meets the conditions for receiving medical assistance.　　If both husband and wife are officers, and their children who are not capable of independent living are not covered by the medical care package of the army, the unit in which the female officer resides shall pay the medical allowance for the children.　　Officers who are eligible to receive medical assistance for their family members are paid medical assistance by the unit in which the officer has a supply relationship during the period of study in the military or in local colleges and universities.　　Medical subsidies are not paid for children born to officers who do not marry at a later age, or for children born out of wedlock in violation of family planning regulations.　　When an officer is transferred, demobilized or retired, the medical allowance for his spouse and children is paid until the month in which the transfer, demobilization or retirement procedures are completed and the officer leaves the army.　　Spouses and children of officers who have already received medical subsidies, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the army medical unit for medical package, with the officer's regiment or above unit logistics and finance department to stop the payment of medical subsidies, in order to apply for the medical package procedures.　　Family members are required to apply for medical assistance by the officer himself, and the officer's unit above the regiment is approved by the cadres, finance and health departments of the unit, and the medical assistance is paid with the salary.　　After an officer's spouse or child has been assigned to a formal job and has a regular salary income, he or she shall take the initiative to declare the same month, and the payment of medical assistance shall be suspended from the following month. Cadres at all levels, financial and health departments should also frequently check and correct any problems in a timely manner.　　With the military conditions do not follow the military, still living in the original home of the non-commissioned officers and staff in the staff without a fixed salary income of the spouse, without the ability to live independently of their children, the local military medical unit or I do not want to deal with the medical baggage can be issued in accordance with the relevant provisions of the medical subsidies.　　Housing treatment of military families For the housing treatment of military families, the provisions of a number of, summarized as follows: (l) cadres sacrificed, died of disease within one year after the death of his family members living in military quarters without charging housing fees, one year later, should be adjusted according to my level of housing and charges, no salary income is not charged.　　(2) The families of cadres who live in towns and cities without accompanying the army should, in principle, have housing conditions not less favorable than those of employees of the same conditions in their units and of the local residents; army cadres whose families do not accompany the army should be counted in the population of subdivided housing, so that the families of army cadres can enjoy the treatment of dual-career subdivided housing; if the families of the cadres who do not accompany the army are residents of the towns and cities, and do not have a workplace unit or are unofficial employees, the difficulties of their housing should be resolved by the local housing management department (c) The local housing management department shall coordinate the solution of housing difficulties. In towns and cities where housing has been commercialized, preferential treatment should be given to the families of cadres who have not accompanied the army and who have voluntarily purchased housing.　　(3) Where an old cadre who meets the conditions for retirement is authorized to retire and dies before entering a dry rest home, his or her survivors may be resettled in the dry rest home. Housing for the survivors of retired cadres of military rank or above, depending on the actual situation of the existing housing in the dry rest homes, one to two positions down arrangements.　　Officers and non-commissioned officers in line with the conditions of the military family housing, the family's work unit to allocate housing, capitalized housing, enjoy the treatment of dual-income workers, and by the unit to give priority to solve the housing, no work unit, by the local housing department to solve the housing. Married or unmarried family members of conscripts are counted as part of the family housing population if they live in towns and villages, while those living in rural areas are assigned a home base. Housing for the families of employees on the payroll is included in the program, as is housing for military officers, and is the responsibility of the military to resolve. The Measures for Housing Security for Retired Soldiers have been formulated. Housing for the families of retired military officers is included in the capital construction plan by the State, and governments at all levels place housing in accordance with the standards for the housing area of the corresponding rank of the military officer before he or she retires from military service. Housing for the families of retired military officers is included in the national plan, and housing is settled by local governments and receiving units in accordance with the standards for the area of housing prior to the officer's retirement. Housing for retired conscripts, whether married or unmarried, is provided by the people's governments of the counties, cities and districts in which they were originally recruited. Housing for the surviving family members accompanying the military is settled by the military's transfer of government resettlement.　　Each year, the State should incorporate housing for the families of retired cadres and cadres not accompanying the army into the national capital construction plan, and include it in the development and construction of affordable housing in various towns and cities. Land for their housing construction should be supplied mainly by administrative allocation; investment in housing construction should be reasonably borne by the State, units and individuals.　　Rectification of the housing of cadres and family members of troops stationed in difficult areas. If the number is insufficient, arrange for additional construction; if the quality is too poor, carry out renovation; if the main structure is still good but the living conditions are poor, carry out renovation, remodeling and improvement of the corresponding facilities and equipments; set up living bases for the family members of cadres of divisions and corpses in cities in the interior of the country; choose large and medium-sized cities not far away from the hardship areas and in better conditions; and put the family members' housing of cadres below the battalion level in the city's "housing project". "Pension Treatment for Military Families　　Pension treatment of military families The main content of the pension treatment of military families, countries have different provisions, from the actual situation in China, the content of the pension treatment of military personnel is the main content of the pension treatment of military families.　　Mainly includes injury costs, disability payments, funeral costs, death benefits and survivors' living allowances and so on. Among them, funeral expenses, death gratuity and survivor's living allowance are the material treatment directly issued to the military families.　　(1) Military cadres and family members of military personnel after the sacrifice of military personnel, the death of the pension treatment is: ① Funeral and burial expenses Military funeral and burial expenses refers to the military family members used to deal with the sacrifice of military personnel, the death of the funeral of the required expenditure of the economic subsidies. Military funeral expenses are mainly used for mourning activities for the sacrifice, death of military cadres, cremation of the body, ashes, the immediate family members of the deceased in the field to come to the team's inability to afford the transportation, food and lodging expenses, but also used for the sacrifice, death of the soldier's cremation fee, ashes, clothing, clothing, monument fee expenses.　　The standard funeral expenses are as follows: 15 months' gross salary before death for cadres of large military regions; 12 months' gross salary before death for cadres below the rank of corps, calculated on the basis of the amount of salary in the month of death (including salary for the position, rank, basic salary, military service, regional subsidies, and subsistence allowances for retired cadres who did not take part in the salary reform in 1985).　　Part of the overspending is not reimbursed, part of the savings for the survivors of the hardship allowance.　　② Death Pension The military death pension is divided into three types: one-time pension, special pension and regular pension.　　A. One-time pension.　　Sacrifice of the deceased military survivors of the one-time pension, refers to the sacrifice of the deceased military personnel in the death of their survivors of the one-time living allowance. This treatment is a one-time economic subsidy given to the survivors of all cadres and soldiers who died of sacrifice or illness in the army, specifically by the political department of the unit above the army regiment, and the civil affairs department of the place where the survivors of the soldiers reside organizes the issuance of the pension.　　After 1980, the lump-sum pension is divided into three categories, namely: martyr's pension, soldier's pension for sacrifice in the line of duty, and soldier's pension for death from illness.　　The basic standard for a martyr's lump-sum pension is 40 months of one's monthly salary; the basic standard for a soldier's lump-sum pension for a soldier who died in battle or on duty is 20 months of one's monthly salary; and the basic standard for a soldier's lump-sum pension for a soldier who died of a disease is 10 months of one's monthly salary.　　If any of the above persons have made special contributions, in addition to the basic standard of the one-time pension, they are also entitled to the subsidized standard of the one-time pension.　　Those who have been awarded an honorary title by the President of the People's Republic of China or the Central Military Commission are entitled to 35% of the basic standard rate; those who have been awarded an honorary title by a military region (a front army) are entitled to 30% of the basic standard rate; those who have been awarded a first-rate merit are entitled to 25% of the basic standard rate; those who have been awarded a second-rate merit are entitled to 15% of the basic standard rate; and those who have been awarded a third-rate merit are entitled to 5% of the basic standard rate. 5% of the basic standard amount for third-rate meritorious service.　　After the death of a serving officer or civilian cadre, the lump-sum pension shall be paid as follows: salary for the position (professional and technical grade), salary for the rank (grade), basic salary and salary for military service; after the death of a serving non-commissioned officer, the lump-sum pension shall be paid as follows: salary for the rank, basic salary and salary for military service. After the death of retired military personnel, a one-time pension items in accordance with the Organization Department of the General Government, the General Logistics Department of Finance [1999] Caixiangzizhi No. 0907 notice of the relevant provisions of the implementation.　　After the death of conscripts and other military personnel whose monthly salary is lower than the salary standard of a full platoon officer who is a second lieutenant, a lump-sum pension is paid according to the sum of the three items of the platoon's salary (first grade), the rank of second lieutenant's salary (the basic standard), and the basic salary.　　In addition, those who have been decorated during their military service and die after leaving active duty are not given an additional lump-sum pension.　　In addition, with the approval of the political organ of the unit at or above the level of military region, the family members of fallen or deceased active-duty soldiers who have made special contributions will be granted a one-time special pension by the unit in which the soldier was born.　　B. Special Pension.　　By the military region (including) or above units awarded the honorary title of model or first-class merit personnel for 15,000 yuan; before life in the border, island, plateau troops or other particularly difficult environment and work in the national defense research and engage in the state provisions of the hazardous types of work for 20 consecutive years, and made remarkable achievements for 12,000 yuan; before life for the division (including participation in the revolutionary work of the cadres for 30 years, and outstanding deeds) for 10,000 yuan. Outstanding people for 10,000 yuan.　　If two or more conditions are met, the pension shall be given according to the higher grade.　　If a retired or retired cadre of the army sacrifices himself or dies of illness and meets the conditions for the special pension mentioned above, the provisions shall be implemented accordingly. If the cadre was resettled in the army before his death, the special pension shall be paid by the original unit; if he was resettled in the local area, the special pension shall be paid by the provincial military region where he was resettled.　　C. Regular pension.　　The regular pension is a fixed amount of money paid monthly by the local civil affairs department to the families of revolutionary martyrs, the families of soldiers who died in the line of duty, and the families of soldiers who died of disease. The standard of payment is formulated in accordance with three different situations: those living in rural areas, those living in small towns and those living in large cities, and the standard of the regular pension for the families of revolutionary martyrs and families of soldiers who died in the line of duty can be raised appropriately.　　Subsistence allowance for survivors of military personnel Subsistence allowance for survivors of military personnel, also known as regular pension (gold), refers to the subsistence allowance for survivors of military personnel who died of sacrifice or illness, which is paid to the survivors by the unit in which the military personnel died of sacrifice or illness to ensure the basic needs of the survivors of the military personnel who are incapable of working or have no fixed source of income. This treatment is divided into two standards in practice: one is the sacrifice of the deceased military cadres, non-commissioned officers survivors, from the military cadres, non-commissioned officers sacrificed and died of disease in the next month, according to their original salary standard for the survivors of six months (12 months in the line of duty) of the regular pension; two is from the sacrifice of the deceased military personnel died of disease after the seventh month (the 13th month of the line of duty) from the accompanying or eligible to accompany the military cadres of survivors of the military officers who are not able to work children The survivors of military officers who have not reached the required age, or whose parents or widows have not reached the required age, or whose children are still studying, or whose widows do not have a regular income, or whose survivors do have a regular income but whose income cannot sustain the general public in the local area, shall be granted a survivor's living allowance in accordance with the stipulated standard for pensions.　　Survivors who do not meet the conditions for accompanying the military are not entitled to the survivor's living allowance paid by the military, but may apply for a survivor's living allowance to be paid by the local government in accordance with the standards set forth in the relevant regulations.　　Survivors of the living allowance standards are: no fixed salary income with the army peristalsis regular living allowance for: A, cadres living position level for the regiment (including equivalent level) below, per person per month 500 yuan; B, cadres living position level for the division, per person per month 600 yuan; C, cadres living position level for the military, per person per month 700 yuan; D, cadres living position level for the military region, per person per month 700 yuan; D, cadres living position level for the military region above, per person per month 600 yuan; D, cadres living position level for the military region above, per person per month 700 yuan. E. If a cadre or a widow of a cadre who died of sacrifice or illness participated in the revolutionary work during or before the Red Army period, the living allowance shall be increased by 200 yuan; F. If a widow with a fixed wage income has a total wage income that is lower than the above living allowance standard, the army shall make up the difference; G. Widows who do not qualify to accompany the army shall be entitled to the benefits of pension and privileges of the local government, and if they encounter special difficulties, the army shall make up the difference. H. Sacrifices, deceased officers, civilian cadres of children under 16 years of age and children who are 16 years of age but are studying in school or have lost their ability to work due to disability, and parents who are approved to depend on officers, civilian cadres who are living without a regular wage income and have lost their ability to work, are also given a certain amount of subsistence allowance at a rate of 250 yuan per person per month.　　(2) The pension treatment of the family members of an army non-commissioned officer after the non-commissioned officer has sacrificed or died of illness shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the army cadres.　　(3) If the survivors of a military cadre choose another spouse, the regular subsistence allowance will no longer be paid from the next January when the marriage registration formalities are carried out.　　(4) After the death of a survivor of a military cadre who is entitled to a regular subsistence allowance, the survivor may be given six months' worth of the regular subsistence allowance that he or she received during his or her lifetime, to be used as a lump sum for funeral expenses. Funeral expenses for military survivors who have been handed over to local administrations are implemented by the localities in accordance with the relevant regulations.　　(l) in the border counties (cities), desert areas, remote areas identified by the state in the three types of areas and the headquarters of the determination of the first and second type of islands (the State Council, the Central Military Commission, the State Council [1984] No. 14 document delineation of the scope of the cadres of the army, in line with the conditions of the army, approved by the spouses with the army to come to the army, can not be arranged to work, no fixed income, the monthly issue of (2) Where the family members of a cadre of troops from an area outside the scope of (Document No. 14 of the National Development (1984)) meet the conditions for accompanying the army, and their spouses are authorized to accompany the army, if they are unemployed and have no regular income, they shall be paid a monthly allowance of 150 yuan for living in hardship.　　From January of the following year following approval, the hardship allowance is paid monthly with the cadre's salary, and is temporarily included in the cost-of-living account under the heading "Welfare Expenses" for reimbursement, and is not used as a basis for other expenses.　　(3) the following circumstances should be suspended from the hardship allowance for their families, ① arranged for workers, from the month following the arrangement of work; ② cadres transferred, demobilized, retired, retired, from the month following the issuance of the order; ③ cadres sacrificed to the death of the deceased, their spouses from the month of receipt of regular subsistence allowances for survivors.　　The social and political treatment of military families The social and political treatment of military families mainly refers to three aspects: placement of children; enrollment of children in schools and nurseries; and marital protection of military personnel.　　The social and political treatment of military dependents mainly refers to three aspects: placement of children; enrollment of children in schools and nurseries; and protection of the marriage of military personnel. For retired cadres who have been relocated, their spouses and minor or unemployed children may accompany them; after relocation, if there are no children around to take care of them, they may be permitted to transfer one of their working children to accompany them. Spouses and children who have a job will be assigned by the personnel or labor department of the area where they are to be resettled. The household registration of retired cadres and their families shall be certified by the civil affairs department of the resettlement area, and the public security department shall handle the procedures for registration. Family members who originally had urban household registration, including those who resettled with the retired cadres in the countryside, will not be changed after moving with them, but will still be fed commercial food and everything will be handled according to the local urban household registration.　　The children of retired cadres who have been supported by the military before their retirement and are now serving in the armed forces may settle in the areas where the retired cadres have been resettled after their discharge from the armed forces, and will be arranged to work in the same way as local urban veterans.　　Unemployed children of retired cadres shall be arranged for employment by the labor and personnel departments, as shall unemployed youth in urban areas (with priority given to those resettled in rural areas).　　(2) Placement of children of retired cadres. If a cadre has no children with him when he retires, he may ask the personnel, labor or youth department of the area in which he is resettled to transfer one of his children (including his spouse) to work in the area in which he is resettled. The spouses and children of retired cadres shall be transferred and relocated in accordance with the relevant provisions governing the transfer of serving cadres. If a retired cadre is resettled in a rural area and his or her family members were originally urban household members, including those resettled with the retired cadre in the rural area, the family members will not change their status after the move, but will still be fed with commercial food and everything will be handled in accordance with the local urban household members.　　(3) The spouse and children of retired cadres who are resettled with them, as well as their children who are unemployed and minor children, shall be allowed to settle in the area where they are resettled, and if they need to be arranged for work, they shall be arranged for by the local labor and personnel departments. When the children of retired cadres are demobilized or discharged from the army and settle in the area where the retired cadres are resettled, the relevant departments of the local people's government shall accept them for resettlement. If the retired cadres do not have any children with them, the local personnel and labor departments shall be responsible for transferring one of their children (including their spouses and minor children) who are working abroad to work in the place where the retired cadres are resettled.　　Treatment of military children's school enrollment The treatment of military children's school enrollment refers to the fact that there is no school near the border island troops' residence, and the local area does not have the conditions to run a school, or the troops are stationed in the ethnic minority areas where there is no Chinese language class in the local school, and where there are difficulties in enrollment of the children of the troops' cadres, the troops can run their own schools to solve the problem of enrollment of their children. The following principles should be adhered to: if the existing schools for the children of the troops on the frontier defense islands need to be expanded, they can be expanded appropriately. Where the local conditions to run schools, the troops will no longer run alone, can be run jointly with the local joint, or give appropriate funding. If the children of army cadres need to go to distant towns for schooling and the schools do not have boarding conditions, student boarding stations may be set up in these towns.　　Marriage Protection for Military Personnel China's Marriage Law, Criminal Law and other laws and regulations provide special legal protection for military marriages, and take special protection measures for the marital families of revolutionary military personnel that are different from those of non-military personnel. This is determined by the special nature of the work of revolutionary soldiers, the characteristics of their work and the special tasks they shoulder, as well as the requirements of the interests of the motherland and the people and of socialism. Those who jeopardize military marriages shall be severely punished in accordance with the law.　　This is reflected in the following aspects: (1) Anyone who cohabits with or marries an active-duty serviceman, knowing that he is his spouse, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or to detention.　　(2) Anyone who utilizes his authority, subordination or coercion to rape the wife of an active-duty soldier shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 3 years and not more than 10 years. If the circumstances are serious, the punishment shall be fixed-term imprisonment of not less than 10 years, life imprisonment or the death penalty.　　(3) The conditions for destroying military marriages are different from those for dealing with civil cases in general, and the degree of punishment is stricter than that for other similar crimes, fully reflecting the special nature of the protection of military marriages.　　(4) If the spouse of an active-duty soldier requests a divorce, the consent of the soldier is required. This is also stricter than in similar cases. This legally guarantees the basic stability of military families and marriages.　　(5) Such special provisions of our laws are conducive to the consolidation of troops and national defense, and are also in the interests of the whole nation.　　"Families of Revolutionary Martyrs", "Families of Soldiers Sacrificed in the Line of Duty", "Families of Soldiers Dying of Sickness", "Families of Soldiers on Active Duty "(l) "Family members of revolutionary martyrs" refers to those who have obtained the Certificate of Revolutionary Martyrs issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China with the approval of the prescribed organs.　　(2) "Family members of soldiers sacrificed in the line of duty" refers to those who have obtained the Certificate of Revolutionary Soldiers Sacrificed in the Line of Duty with the approval of the prescribed organ.　　(3) "Family members of soldiers who died of illness" refers to the family members who have obtained the Certificate of Death of Revolutionary Soldiers due to Illness, as recognized by the prescribed organs.　　(4) "Family members of a serviceman on active duty" means the family members of a serviceman who is on active duty in accordance with the provisions of the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China.　　What is meant by "other family members on whom a serviceman has relied for support since childhood and who must now rely on the serviceman for their livelihood"? This refers to those who, during the period from the birth of a serviceman to the age of 18, have voluntarily or have been entrusted with the responsibility of supporting the serviceman for more than seven years because of the loss of their parents or because of parental incapacity to support the serviceman. or municipal people's government, and approved by the people's government of the county, city, or municipal district. Persons other than other relatives who meet the prescribed conditions for dependents are also treated as dependents.