New policy of minimum living allowance in 223

The latest minimum living allowance regulations: families with minimum living allowance can apply for "single-person households" to apply for subsidies. According to the requirements for low-income villagers' families issued by the state, if a family wants to apply for low-income households, all family members must meet the requirements, which means that only all family members must be below the minimum income standard, and all their incomes can not exceed the minimum income standard. In this case, they can no longer apply for low-income subsidies. Later, it was found that this requirement was a bit too harsh, and many villagers' families who met the requirements could not reach it at all. In the adjusted subsistence allowance policy, two types of people can apply for personal subsistence allowance, which means that they don't have to worry about the income of other family members, which means that "individual households" can also apply for subsistence allowance.

which two types of "individual households" can apply for low-income households?

Villagers with severe disabilities: In fact, I believe that there is no objection to such villagers, and such villagers will be found in every village. If their physical deficiencies are serious enough, they will definitely lose their ability to work.

Villagers suffering from serious illness: In rural areas, the income of villagers is not high. If they suffer from serious illness, it is difficult to maintain a normal life. It is normal for such families to become the target of assistance. According to the recent regulations, if these two situations can be divided into households, they can apply for subsistence allowances as required, and even if they are not divided into households, they can apply for "personal" subsistence allowances. It is not difficult to see that the state's policy adjustment is becoming more and more humanized. The scope of subsistence allowances has been expanded. The economic development of each region is different, and the family income of the villagers will also be different. In order to complete the poverty alleviation policy implemented by the state as soon as possible and expand the scope of subsistence allowances privately, some villagers who do not meet the requirements have also become low-income households, but such behavior is a waste of national relief resources. The relaxation of this policy has also become the object of relief for some families who spend too much money because of diseases. However, according to the requirements, such families do not meet the requirements and can quickly restore their original economic strength in a short time, so this situation will also be treated. The liberalization of the subsistence allowance policy will lead to many problems in a short time. It is not necessarily a good thing to solve these villagers' families struggling on the edge of subsistence allowance, especially those villagers who have the ability to work. It is necessary for local governments and village collectives to strictly examine the subsistence allowance for villagers' families who really need it.