What is the specific content of the law on the protection of veterans?

Legal analysis: The overall design and system norms have been made for the transfer and reception of retired soldiers, retired resettlement, education and training, employment and entrepreneurship, service guarantee, preferential treatment and pensions, and a series of innovative systems have been established, such as special preferential treatment for retired soldiers who participated in the war, setting up files for retired soldiers, issuing retired soldiers' certificates, and implementing the responsibility system for the assessment of retired soldiers' resettlement.

Legal basis: Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Retired Soldiers.

Article 1 This Law is formulated in accordance with the Constitution in order to strengthen the security work for retired military personnel, safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, and make military personnel a respected profession of the whole society.

Article 2 The term "ex-servicemen" as mentioned in this Law refers to officers, non-commissioned officers and conscripts who have been discharged from active service in China People's Liberation Army according to law.

Article 3 Retired soldiers have made important contributions to national defense and army building and are an important force in socialist modernization. It is the common responsibility of the whole society to respect and care for veterans. The state cares for and gives preferential treatment to retired military personnel, strengthens the construction of the security system for retired military personnel, and ensures that retired military personnel enjoy corresponding rights and interests according to law.

Article 4 The security work for retired military personnel shall adhere to the leadership of the Party, adhere to the principle of serving economic and social development, national defense and army building, and follow the principles of people-oriented, classified security, service priority and management according to law.

Article 5 The security of retired military personnel shall be coordinated with economic development and social progress. The resettlement of ex-servicemen should be open, fair and just. The political and living welfare of retired soldiers is linked to their contributions during their active service. The state establishes a special preferential treatment mechanism for retired soldiers who participated in the war.

Article 6 Retired soldiers should continue to carry forward the fine traditions of the People's Army, abide by the Constitution and laws and regulations, keep military secrets, practice socialist core values, and actively participate in socialist modernization.

Seventh the State Council veterans work department is responsible for the national veterans security work. The competent department of retired military personnel of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the security of retired military personnel in their respective administrative areas. The relevant organs of the central government and the state, the relevant departments of the Central Military Commission and the relevant local departments at all levels shall do a good job in safeguarding retired military personnel within their respective functions and duties. The departments responsible for the work of retired soldiers at all levels of the army and the departments responsible for the work of retired soldiers of the people's governments at or above the county level shall closely cooperate and do a good job in safeguarding retired soldiers.

Article 8 The State shall strengthen the informatization construction of retired military personnel's security work, set up files and cards for retired military personnel, realize information sharing among relevant departments, and provide support for improving the security capability of retired military personnel. The competent department of retired military personnel in the State Council shall cooperate closely with the relevant departments of the central government and the State and the Central Military Commission to make overall plans for the construction, maintenance, application and information security management of information data systems.

Article 9 The funds needed for the security of retired military personnel shall be shared by the central and local governments. Retired resettlement, education and training, pensions and preferential treatment are mainly borne by the central government.

Article 10 The State encourages and guides enterprises, social organizations, individuals and other social forces to provide support and assistance to ex-servicemen through donations, establishment of funds and voluntary services.