Six must-visit monitoring and assistance work to prevent return to poverty, six must-investigate, and seven do not require specific steps.

As follows:

Six must-visits

cadres who go to the countryside must visit needy families and lonely elderly people, large farmers and farmers, and two representatives A committee member must visit, rural economic development leaders must visit, village reserve cadres must visit, and petitioning households must visit)

Six must-checks

Whether personnel are present at work as required must be checked ; It must be checked whether the investigation work is comprehensive, accurate and in place; whether the epidemic situation is reported in a timely and truthful manner; it must be checked whether the isolation measures are thorough, whether one-on-one tracking management is in place, whether key points require card inspection; knowledge of prevention and control must be checked Whether the propaganda is popular must be investigated; any violation of political disciplines and rules such as statements that distort the decision-making and deployment of the Party Central Committee, publishing false information, participating in spreading rumors, etc. must be investigated.

Seven Not Eliminate

For monitoring objects with temporary difficulties or a single risk of returning to poverty, and the risk has been steadily eliminated through assistance, the early warning will be lifted, marked as risk elimination, and will no longer be subject to monitoring Monitor and provide assistance to objects; for monitoring objects whose risks are relatively complex or have multiple risks and require multiple measures to be assisted over a period of time, the effect of assistance must be regularly evaluated, assistance measures must be improved, and relevant measures must be implemented after the risks have been stably eliminated. Procedure; for monitoring objects of the entire household who are incapable of or have lost the ability to work, as well as groups with special difficulties such as patients with serious illnesses, after the implementation of social security and other assistance policies, the risk will not be marked for elimination for the time being, and continuous tracking and monitoring will be carried out; for those who have been assisted for a period of time , the risks have been contained or mitigated, but the income is unstable, rigid expenditures are uncontrollable, and the stability of risk elimination is weak. The focus is to evaluate and determine whether the "one household, one policy" assistance measures are effective and whether they need to be adjusted or Strengthening cannot be considered as risk elimination.