Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on Pensions and Preferential Treatment for Servicemen and in the light of the situation of this Municipality, in order to guarantee the preferential treatment for the entitled groups by the state and society, stimulate the morale of troops and consolidate national defense.

article 2 the entitled groups mentioned in these measures refer to: families of revolutionary martyrs, families of soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of deceased soldiers, active servicemen and their families, disabled revolutionary soldiers, demobilized soldiers and veterans.

The family members mentioned in these Measures refer to the parents, spouses, children and siblings under the age of 18 who depend on military personnel, as well as other relatives who have relied on them to raise and grow up since childhood and now have to rely on military personnel to live.

article 3 special care recipients should be respected and given preferential treatment by the state, society and the people. People's governments at all levels and other state organs, social organizations, enterprises and institutions should do a good job in supporting the army and giving priority to their families.

Article 4 The people's governments of townships and towns and sub-district offices shall, after receiving the happy news of meritorious service or honorary titles of servicemen, celebrate the good news to their families; After receiving the notice of military sacrifice and death, the family members should be comforted.

Article 5 The district and county people's governments shall pay regular pensions to the families of revolutionary martyrs who are unable to work and have no fixed income, families of soldiers who died in the line of duty and families of soldiers who died; Demobilized soldiers who did not take part in the work and have difficulties in life and veterans who returned home sick will be given regular quantitative subsidies.

article 6 during the period when conscripts are in active service, preferential payments shall be paid according to regulations. For conscripts who live in rural areas and their families, the township and town people's governments shall take measures according to the total amount and average burden of preferential payments required this year, and levy preferential payments on township and village-run collective enterprises, private enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households according to the number of employees. The standard of preferential payments shall not be lower than 6% of the sum of the average annual wages and bonuses (including various subsidies) of employees of township-run enterprises. Conscripts and their families who join the army in cities and towns shall be levied and given preferential payments in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Municipal People's Government.

Article 7 Where a conscript is in active service for an extended period of time, he shall continue to pay preferential payments to the conscript and his family members on the basis of the notice of the organ at or above the regimental level; After the expiration of active service, if there is no notice from the troops, the preferential payment will be stopped.

conscripts who are enrolled as students in military academies during their active service can be given preferential payments to conscripts and their families according to the service period of their services, except those directly recruited from local military academies and military literature, art and sports professionals.

conscripts who receive awards for meritorious service during their active service and who serve in active service beyond the time limit will be given a certain percentage of preferential payments.

article 8 during the period of active service, the immediate family members of the conscripts who are enlisted on the job still enjoy the labor insurance benefits for the immediate family members supported by the employees of the original unit.

article 9 families of revolutionary martyrs who live in rural areas, families of soldiers who died in the line of duty and families of deceased soldiers shall be given preferential treatment by the people's governments of townships and towns in a way of balancing the burden, and the standard of preferential treatment shall not be lower than that of families of conscripts.

depending on the difficulty, the people's governments of townships and towns will give appropriate preferential treatment to disabled revolutionary servicemen who have difficulties in living in rural areas and receive disability pensions, demobilized servicemen who have not taken part in work and veterans who have returned home sick, so as to ensure that their living standards are not lower than the average living standards of local farmers.

article 1 all regions and units should designate working departments to be responsible for supporting the army and giving preferential treatment to their families, ensure the development of supporting the army and giving preferential treatment to their families from the aspects of organization, system and funds, and often care for and help the special care recipients in their regions and units to solve practical difficulties in life and work.

Article 11 Streets, townships and towns should establish and improve mass service organizations for supporting the army and providing preferential treatment and services to the entitled groups in the community. For the elderly, infirm, disabled and unable to take care of themselves, services with fixed personnel, time and content should be implemented.

Streets, townships and towns with conditions can support the army and give priority to their families through various forms; You can also set up a patriotic support fund to reward active servicemen and their families who have made meritorious service or made significant contributions, as well as advanced units or individuals who support the army.

Article 12 All departments and units shall, according to their respective work, give preferential treatment to those entitled to special care:

(1) The labor department shall arrange employment for one person for the immediate family members of revolutionary martyrs and soldiers who died in the line of duty according to relevant regulations. Enterprises and institutions in the recruitment, to meet the recruitment conditions of the families of revolutionary martyrs, family members of soldiers who died in the line of duty, family members of deceased soldiers and disabled revolutionary soldiers above the second level children under the same conditions.

(2) when the families of revolutionary martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of deceased soldiers and disabled revolutionary soldiers seek medical treatment due to illness, medical units shall give priority to treatment. Family members of revolutionary martyrs who do not enjoy free medical treatment, family members of soldiers who died in the line of duty, family members of deceased soldiers, family members of active servicemen and demobilized veterans who returned home sick, and are unable to pay medical expenses due to illness treatment, the district and county health departments shall give relief as appropriate. For the disabled revolutionary servicemen with second-class or above, the registration fee is exempted with the Disabled Revolutionary Serviceman's Certificate.

(3) The grain department provides care and supply of grain, oil and bean products to disabled revolutionary servicemen according to their disability levels.

(4) The supply, marketing and materials departments should give priority to the supply of building materials to the families of revolutionary martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of soldiers who died, families of active servicemen and disabled revolutionary soldiers under the same conditions.

(5) theaters should give priority to the disabled revolutionary soldiers to buy movie tickets and theater tickets.

(6) Disabled revolutionary servicemen who take state-owned trains, ships, domestic passenger airliners and long-distance passenger buses of state-owned, collective and individual industrial and commercial households can enjoy preferential price reduction according to the regulations with the Disabled Revolutionary Serviceman's Certificate, and the transportation department should take care of their priority in purchasing tickets.

(7) Disabled revolutionary servicemen visiting the park are exempted from buying tickets with the Disabled Revolutionary Serviceman's Card.

(8) Children of revolutionary martyrs are exempt from tuition and miscellaneous fees when they attend schools run by the state, and those who attend nurseries and kindergartens run by the state are exempt from the part of care fees and management fees borne by their parents. Children of revolutionary martyrs and disabled revolutionary servicemen who apply for admission to institutions of higher learning, secondary specialized schools, vocational and technical schools and technical schools should be appropriately relaxed in their cultural and physical conditions.

(9) When allocating housing, all departments and units should count revolutionary martyrs, servicemen who died in the line of duty and servicemen on active duty as the housing allocation population. The families of revolutionary martyrs, disabled revolutionary servicemen with more than second-class housing difficulties, the unit should be preferential; Where the unit has no housing, it shall be solved by the competent department as a whole. If there is no work unit or informal employee, it shall be solved by the unit where the relatives living with * * * live; If the whole family has no work unit or informal employees, it shall be solved by the district and county people's governments as a whole. Priority shall be given to the families of servicemen, disabled third-class revolutionary servicemen and demobilized veterans in housing difficulties under the same conditions.

(1) The gas company shall give priority to the families of revolutionary martyrs and disabled revolutionary servicemen above Grade A and Grade III who apply for installing gas and liquefied gas.

(11) Disabled revolutionary servicemen who work in state organs, social organizations, enterprises and institutions should enjoy the same living benefits and medical treatment as disabled workers in their work units.

article 13 the people's governments of townships and towns should give priority to the families of revolutionary martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty, families of soldiers who died, families of soldiers in active service, disabled revolutionary soldiers who have the ability to work and demobilized soldiers to work in enterprises and institutions in townships and towns. The people's governments of townships and towns should actively support the entitled groups to develop production and become rich through hard work, and incorporate them into the planning of key households, specialized households and economic consortia. Supply and marketing, banking, materials, food, industry and commerce, science and technology and other departments should give priority to funds, material supply, technical guidance,

information provision, issuance of industrial and commercial licenses and product acquisition.

Article 14 The responsibility fields and private plots of conscripts before enlistment shall continue to be retained during their active service. The people's governments of townships and towns and relevant units should help the entitled groups who lack labor force to plant contracted responsibility fields and grain ration fields.

parents and spouses of revolutionary martyrs, soldiers who died in the line of duty, deceased soldiers and active soldiers are exempted from compulsory labor.

For demobilized soldiers living in rural areas, the people's governments of townships and towns shall take appropriate measures to improve retirement and retirement benefits to ensure their livelihood.

article 15 protects the marriage of servicemen, and those who destroy the marriage of servicemen shall be investigated for legal responsibility according to law.

article 16 pensions and preferential treatment shall be suspended during the period when the entitled groups are sentenced to imprisonment, deprived of political rights or wanted. If the circumstances of the crime are particularly serious, the pension and preferential treatment shall be cancelled with the approval of the Municipal People's Government.

article 17 the people's governments at all levels shall commend and reward the units and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in the exemplary implementation of these measures.

article 18 the family members of revolutionary martyrs approved by the municipal people's government in accordance with the regulations on the commendation of revolutionary martyrs shall be treated with reference to the provisions of these measures.

nineteenth district and county people's governments may, in accordance with these measures and in light of the actual situation in their respective regions, formulate implementation measures.

Article 2 The Civil Affairs Bureau shall be responsible for the interpretation of these Measures.

article 21 these measures shall come into force as of August 1, 1991. On January 27, 1986, the Shanghai Municipal People's Government approved the Measures of Shanghai Municipality for Preferential Treatment to Families of Revolutionary Martyrs, Families of Revolutionary Soldiers and Disabled Revolutionary Soldiers. Where other relevant provisions of this Municipality in the past are inconsistent with these Measures, these Measures shall prevail.

several provisions on strengthening the work of supporting the army and giving preferential treatment to its subordinates in this Municipality

In order to further improve the work of supporting the army and giving preferential treatment to its subordinates in this Municipality, enhance the national defense concept of the whole people and promote national defense construction, according to the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, the National Defense Law of the People's Republic of China, the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China and the Regulations on Pension and Preferential Treatment for Soldiers of the State Council and other laws.

article 1 the entitled groups mentioned in these provisions refer to active servicemen, disabled revolutionary servicemen, demobilized veterans, families of revolutionary martyrs, families of servicemen who died in the line of duty, families of deceased servicemen and families of active servicemen of the China people's liberation army (including the Chinese people's armed police force).

The family members mentioned in these Provisions refer to the parents, spouses and children of military personnel, as well as siblings under the age of 18 who depend on military personnel for their livelihood, and other relatives who have relied on them to support them since childhood and now have to rely on military personnel for their livelihood.

The dependents attached to the army mentioned in these Provisions refer to the dependents of officers and senior noncommissioned officers stationed in Shanghai.

article 2 the valid certificates mentioned in these provisions refer to the valid certificates issued by the State Council, the central military commission, the headquarters of the armed police, various military academies, the Ministry of civil affairs and civil affairs departments at or above the provincial level to prove personal identity.

article 3 the state organs, enterprises, institutions, social organizations, other organizations and citizens within the administrative area of this municipality shall fulfill their responsibilities and obligations of supporting the army and giving preferential treatment to their subordinates in accordance with these provisions.

article 4 governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership over the work of supporting the army and its dependents, incorporate the work of supporting the army and its dependents into the overall planning of economic and social development, and effectively ensure the implementation of the work of supporting the army and its dependents.

article 5 governments at all levels and all units should vigorously carry out national defense education with patriotism as the core, and support the army's superior members and the government and love the people as the important content, and strive to form a good fashion of caring for and supporting national defense construction and safeguarding the unity of the military, the government and the people in the whole society.

article 6 governments at all levels and relevant units should support the socialization reform of logistics support for troops stationed in Shanghai in accordance with the opinions of Shanghai municipal people's government and Shanghai garrison on promoting the socialization reform of logistics support for troops stationed in Shanghai (hufu [23] No.2).

article 7 governments at all levels and their land management departments shall timely handle the examination and approval procedures for land requisition and project construction for national defense construction according to law.

article 8 governments at all levels should take effective measures to assist the troops in managing and protecting national defense facilities and maintaining the safety of the camp.

article 9 highways and municipal departments should do a good job in the construction and maintenance of roads leading to troops' residences.

article 1 no unit or organization may raise funds or apportion funds from the army. If local public welfare undertakings or construction projects really need military support, they must be reported to the municipal or district (county) for unified coordination and arrangement.

article 11 governments at all levels and relevant units should actively carry out the work of supporting the army through science and education through various forms.

actively support the troops stationed in Shanghai to carry out academic education and personnel training for officers and men; To provide technical guidance and help in equipment and equipment for the scientific and technological training of troops; Organize volunteer teams to serve the garrison troops and their officers and men; Give support to the scientific research projects of the troops stationed in Shanghai, and include them in the evaluation scope of local scientific research achievements.

article 12 governments at all levels should implement and improve the responsibility system for conscription work, mobilize and encourage young people of school age to fulfill their conscription obligations, and ensure the quality of soldiers to complete the conscription task.

article 13 governments at all levels and relevant parties should attach great importance to safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of servicemen and their families, and fulfill the responsibility of safeguarding national defense interests.

judicial administrative organs at all levels should guide legal aid institutions and legal service institutions to provide legal services for servicemen and their families; Legal aid institutions at all levels have set up legal aid centers to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of servicemen and their families, and provide legal aid in conjunction with the legal advisory offices of the garrison units and the legal advisory stations of the people's armed forces departments of all districts and counties in their respective jurisdictions.

article 14 military motor vehicles passing through highways (including expressways), bridges, tunnels and ferries within the administrative area of this municipality, as well as parking in various public parking lots within the administrative area of this municipality, shall be given preferential treatment by the relevant departments.

Article 15 Departments of civil aviation, railways, water transport and highway long-distance passenger transport should insist on setting up military ticketing windows and military waiting rooms. Servicemen and disabled revolutionary servicemen have priority in purchasing tickets and taking buses (ships), and enjoy the preferential treatment stipulated by the state. For disabled revolutionary servicemen and families of revolutionary martyrs who take local public transport vehicles, the relevant departments shall formulate specific policies to give preferential treatment.

Article 16 All kinds of paid viewing places open to the public in this Municipality give preferential treatment to active servicemen, disabled revolutionary servicemen, retired military cadres and families of revolutionary martyrs with valid certificates; All kinds of cultural and sports venues offer preferential treatment to the above-mentioned personnel to watch movies, performances and sports competitions. All kinds of sightseeing places, cultures and stadiums need to post preferential treatment and preferential notices to simplify reception procedures. The reception of the above-mentioned personnel in sightseeing places and cultural and sports places invested and operated by non-state-owned capital can be handled with reference to the relevant provisions of this paragraph.

stadiums and sports venues funded by government departments should support the planned and organized military training of the troops.

article 17 the public security, personnel and labor and social security departments of this municipality should actively handle the relevant procedures such as settling down for the family members accompanying the army who are allowed to enter Shanghai.

article 18 governments at all levels and relevant departments should do a good job in the employment, training and living security of family members accompanying the army.

(1) adhere to the principle of market employment as the leading factor, government resettlement as the assistance, and guaranteed employment as the basis, and create conditions for the first employment of family members accompanying the army. At the same time, encourage family members accompanying the army to achieve employment through market recommendation. The spouses of pilots, submarine cadres, officers who have been engaged in naval work for over 1 years, officers who have won second-class merit or above, or officers who have been disabled (above second-class grade B) or sacrificed due to war are given resettlement by the municipal government every year; After training and second recommendation, the dependents who are still unable to find employment but have employment needs will be given employment assistance and arranged to participate in public welfare labor.

(2) The preferential policies for promoting employment introduced by this Municipality are applicable to the families accompanying the army. Employment service agencies at all levels should arrange special personnel to