Department of Veterans Affairs: What major impact will it have on the military?

The department of veterans affairs will have a direct and significant impact on the army and all soldiers, that is, professional and targeted issues that may relieve the worries after demobilization!

This year, the two sessions approved the establishment of the Department of Veterans Affairs, because its professionalism and pertinence have been very clear, and it may focus on the following aspects to bring more "dividends" to veterans:

1, education and training system. It is more accurate and operable, and plays an increasingly important role in the "second employment" of military personnel.

2. Employment promotion system. In supporting retired military personnel to start their own businesses, we should do a good job in supporting the system and create a good environment for retired military officers to start their own businesses.

3. Housing security system. The housing security policy system will be more perfect, the problems will be solved step by step, and retired soldiers will enjoy better and more comfortable housing security.

4. Medical security system. The medical security system for retired military personnel will be more perfect, the burden of medical insurance subsidies for retired military personnel will be more reasonable, and the overall use of medical security funds for retired cadres and retired disabled soldiers will be more scientific.

5. Old-age service system. Further improve the old-age service system for retired soldiers, introduce more good policies and practical measures to improve the system and mechanism of old-age service and improve the quality of old-age service for retired soldiers, and the old-age security for retired soldiers will surely get better and better.

6. Preferential treatment and pension system. The preferential treatment and pension system for retired military personnel will pay more attention to enjoying the fruits of economic development and reform dividends, paying more attention to overall consideration of regional differences and dependents, and paying more attention to social preferential treatment.