What does the five must-see monitoring for preventing poverty return mean?

The dynamic monitoring to prevent poverty return strictly adheres to five musts:

First, all administrative villages must visit (ordinary farmers who are at risk of returning to poverty due to serious difficulties in their basic life due to unexpected situations such as causes, disasters and accidents, etc.);

Second, families with unemployed people, seriously ill patients or serious chronic diseases, severely disabled people, disabled elderly people, children in distress, and families enjoying the policy of subsistence allowances or decentralized support for poor people must come;

Third, households who declare themselves by the masses and are easy to cause public opinion or letters and visits will come;

Fourth, "three guarantees" and households with hidden dangers in drinking water safety must come;

Fifth, households (including households with risk elimination) that have been included in the monitoring object before the end of 22 must come.