Rural subsistence allowance households will be verified at home, and 5 situations may be disqualified
Rural subsistence allowance households will be verified at home, and 5 situations may be disqualified
Recently, in response to the qualification of low-income rural households and the rationality of the use of funds, the competent authorities announced that they will carry out a comprehensive household verification. In this inspection, low-income families will be disqualified if the following five conditions are found:
First, the household income exceeds the local low-income security standard. In other words, if a family's economic income exceeds the subsistence allowance standard, it means that the family has reached a certain level of subsistence security and therefore no longer meets the subsistence allowance conditions.
Second, a family's assets exceeding the locally mandated low-income standard will also be grounds for disqualifying as a low-income family. This provision is intended to ensure that low-income security resources are prioritized for families in genuine need, while preventing the misuse of low-income resources.
Third, if a family member has the ability to work but does not participate in the workforce, it will also be the basis for disqualifying him from the subsistence allowance. The original intention of the Dibao policy was to help those families who are unable to take care of themselves, and families who are able to work but are unwilling to participate in the work will be considered not eligible for Dibao.
Fourth, the possession of ** consumer goods by family members will also affect the eligibility for subsistence allowance. The purpose of this provision is to exclude those families who are ostensibly poor but in fact have a low standard of living, so as to ensure the rational allocation and use of the special funds for the Dibao Allowance.
Finally, low-income families will also be disqualified if family members have financial assets such as ** and **. The aim of this measure is to put an end to the concealment of assets for the benefit of the low-income security and to ensure the proper use of the low-income security resources.
The purpose of this comprehensive household verification is to improve the transparency and effectiveness of the use of subsistence allowance funds, prevent the waste and abuse of subsistence allowance resources, and ensure that the subsistence allowance funds truly benefit families in need. At the same time, the relevant departments will also increase the publicity of the subsistence allowance policy, so that more families in need can understand and use the support and assistance of the subsistence allowance policy.