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| − | On [[September 28]], 1999, the [[State Council]] passed the ''' | + | On [[September 28]], 1999, the [[State Council]] passed the Regulations on '''[[Minimum Subsistence Allowance]]''' for Urban Residents. The regulations became effective on [[October 1]] the same year. |
According to the regulations, those whose average family income is below the minimum wage of the cities in which their [[urban residential permit]] is registered are eligible for the minimum subsistence allowance issued by local governments. The allowance should be budgeted as a [[social relief]] fund, managed by local governments. As is stated in the regulations, China appreciates donations to the fund from persons and social organizations. | According to the regulations, those whose average family income is below the minimum wage of the cities in which their [[urban residential permit]] is registered are eligible for the minimum subsistence allowance issued by local governments. The allowance should be budgeted as a [[social relief]] fund, managed by local governments. As is stated in the regulations, China appreciates donations to the fund from persons and social organizations. | ||
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Revision as of 07:37, 28 September 2009
On September 28, 1999, the State Council passed the Regulations on Minimum Subsistence Allowance for Urban Residents. The regulations became effective on October 1 the same year.
According to the regulations, those whose average family income is below the minimum wage of the cities in which their urban residential permit is registered are eligible for the minimum subsistence allowance issued by local governments. The allowance should be budgeted as a social relief fund, managed by local governments. As is stated in the regulations, China appreciates donations to the fund from persons and social organizations.
