What is the quantitative integral of floating population?

The quantitative integral of floating population is to give points to floating population with valid residence permit through online and offline platforms, so that floating population can enjoy more integral services through points.

The quantitative integral of floating population refers to converting the personal situation and actual contribution of residence permit holders into corresponding scores by setting an integral index system. If the score reaches a certain value, you can apply for the corresponding public service according to the relevant regulations. The quantitative integral of floating population promotes the integration and sharing of information resources of floating population in various departments, and organizes, coordinates, guides and supervises the management of quantitative integral.

Quantitative integral index of floating population:

1, the quantitative integral indicator system consists of basic sub-indicators, plus points indicators, minus points indicators and one-vote veto indicators. The basic indicators include age, education level, professional qualifications and titles, years of employment and social insurance payment in this city, and years of housing and residence.

The bonus indicators include invention and creation, investment and tax payment, recognition and reward, quality improvement, mobile party member function, participation in public welfare, etc. Deduction indicators include public security, justice and criminal detention. The one-vote veto indicator refers to people with criminal records.

2. Among the basic sub-indicators and bonus indicators, the integral of the same single indicator is not calculated repeatedly, and the highest score of the single indicator is taken. Among the basic sub-indicators, two indicators, namely "professional qualification grade" and "professional technical title grade", are selected, and the one with high score is selected for integral. "Housing and years of residence" indicators are integrated according to different housing and years of residence.

Deduction indicators accumulate points according to deduction items. The applicant's total score is equal to the sum of the basic score and the bonus points minus the deduction points.