Interim Measures of Guizhou Province for Supporting the Military and Giving Preference to Their Dependents

Article 1: In order to better support the military and prioritize their dependents, these interim measures are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China and in combination with the actual situation of our province. Article 2 The objects of priority for supporting the military are mainly active military personnel (including the People's Armed Police), revolutionary disabled military personnel, retired military personnel, family members of revolutionary martyrs, family members of military personnel who died, died of illness, or disappeared, and family members of active military personnel. They should all be respected by society and receive preferential treatment from the country and the people. Article 3: General preferential treatment shall be provided to the family members of conscripts who live in rural areas (including conscripts who enlisted from their workplaces). The people's governments of townships, ethnic townships and towns will unify and balance the burden, include it in the joint production contract, and coordinate the withdrawal and cashing out.

The form of preferential treatment is generally cash preferential treatment, partial grain preferential treatment, or other preferential treatment methods suitable for local conditions and characteristics.

The standard for preferential treatment is generally equivalent to two-thirds of the total annual income of a local mid-level labor force, and the minimum should not be less than one-half. The specific methods and standards for preferential treatment shall be stipulated by the people's governments of each county (city, special zone, district). Article 4 For conscripts who join the army from rural areas and have no direct family members at home, the private land, private hills, contracted land, gardens and personal properties they were assigned before joining the army may be temporarily managed by the village committee or village group, and appropriate management Arrange or properly manage. The people's governments of townships, ethnic townships and towns shall take custody of the food and money given preferential treatment by the masses and hand it over to the conscripts for their use when they retire and return to their hometowns. Conscripts with relatives can also take the above preferential treatment if they wish. Article 5: During the period of service for conscripts who join the army from among active employees, their family members will enjoy the same benefits and benefits as prescribed by the unit where the soldier worked before joining the army. Article 6 For family members of conscripts who live in cities and towns, if they have a work unit, their living difficulties shall be effectively taken care of by their unit; if they do not have a work unit, if they have difficulty living, the local government shall provide appropriate subsidies. Through subsidies and care, their living standards are not lower than those of the general public in the local area. Article 7: Family members of revolutionary martyrs, family members of servicemen who died, died of illness, or disappeared, disabled revolutionary servicemen, veterans of the Red Army who retired in the countryside, demobilized and retired servicemen who returned to their hometowns with illness and have been unable to work for a long time, and demobilized veterans who are old and infirm and have lost the ability to work. Soldiers who have difficulties in life should be given preferential treatment based on their actual situation. For those whose difficulties cannot be solved after preferential treatment by the masses, the county (city, special zone, district) people's government will provide appropriate subsidies in accordance with relevant national regulations to ensure that their living standards are slightly higher than the living standards of the general public in the local area. The preferential treatment for orphans and martyrs and other orphans and care recipients should be more generous. Article 8: The people's governments of townships, ethnic townships and towns must effectively implement preferential treatment in rural areas. Assessments must be conducted every spring and implemented at each household. It is necessary to fill out and issue preferential treatment certificates to the households receiving preferential treatment, and send preferential treatment notices to the units where active military personnel are serving to boost the morale of the troops.

For newly recruited conscripts from rural areas, all localities must assess preferential treatment in conjunction with the recruitment work, so that preferential treatment is determined at the same time as the recruitment of soldiers, and preferential treatment notices are sent to the troops at the same time when soldiers are sent out.

People's governments at all levels must strengthen supervision and inspection to ensure that all preferential treatment for the year is implemented. Those who do well in preferential treatment must be commended and encouraged; those who do not do well in preferential treatment must be inspected, supervised, and improved; those who do not provide preferential treatment in accordance with the law or have serious consequences due to failure to implement preferential treatment must be held accountable in accordance with the law. . Article 9 For the dependents of martyrs who have no labor force or insufficient labor force, in addition to preferential treatment in cash and food, they should also be given help and farm work according to the actual situation; militia and youth must be actively organized to carry out activities to "make the soldiers serve with peace of mind" and establish a " The groups "help comrades in arms", "learn from Lei Feng" and "send warmth" regularly serve the families of martyrs, making the activities of supporting the soldiers and favoring their families mass, regular and institutionalized. Article 10 For the relatives of martyrs who have difficulty in taking care of themselves, the families of soldiers who died of illness, died of illness, or are missing, the disabled revolutionary soldiers who are orphans, the veterans of the Red Army who have retired from the countryside, and the demobilized soldiers who are lonely, they must be handled by the county (city, special zone, district) civil affairs department or Glory Homes are organized by collectives, or glory rooms are opened in local nursing homes. After obtaining the consent of the individual, they are admitted to the Glory Homes or Glory Rooms for retirement. There are no honorary homes or nursing homes for the elderly. The village committee must arrange dedicated care for them so that they can be taken care of in all aspects and spend their old age happily. The remuneration of nursing staff shall be coordinated and settled by the people's governments of townships, ethnic townships and towns in a manner that balances the burden. If due to special circumstances such as a disaster, it is difficult for the local people to share the remuneration of nursing staff, the local government will provide appropriate subsidies. Article 11 People's governments at all levels must effectively protect the marriages of active servicemen in accordance with the law, and those who destroy the marriages of active servicemen must be severely punished in accordance with the law. Article 12: People's governments at all levels should regard supporting special care recipients to develop production and work hard to get rich as a regular task. It is necessary to strengthen the leadership of this work and organize relevant departments to take practical measures in all aspects of production channels and production, supply and marketing, as well as in the provision of information, credit, funds, science and technology, epidemic prevention, improved seeds, pesticides, In various aspects such as chemical fertilizers and transportation, we will give priority care and active support to the families of martyrs, disabled soldiers, demobilized and veterans and other preferential treatment recipients, so that they can gradually become rich and reach a moderately prosperous level in advance.