?The origin of points settlement in Beijing? In fact, "points settlement" is not a new term.

As early as June 20, 2011, the 24th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 11th Beijing Municipal Committee reviewed and approved the "Recommendations on Several Issues Concerning Accelerating the Transformation of the Capital's Economic Development Mode" and formally proposed the points settlement system.

The points settlement system means that migrant workers can apply for settlement after their points approval score reaches a certain value.

?The concept of "point settlement" has gone through a process that is not short from being proposed to publicly soliciting opinions.

Previously, during this year's Two Sessions, Beijing released a "Core Work Division Plan for the 2015 Beijing Municipal Government Work Report", which stated that the research and formulation tasks for residence permits and point-based settlement policies will be completed by the end of December this year.

?It is reported that Tongzhou, Beijing will take the lead in implementing the points settlement policy.

On December 7 this year, the full text of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee's "Recommendations on Formulating the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan for Beijing's National Economic and Social Development" was released to the public. It aims to fully implement the tasks of alleviating non-capital functions and concentrate efforts on building municipal administration in Tongzhou.

Deputy core.

At the same time, it was also proposed that the population size will be strictly controlled, the residence permit system will be implemented, and the permanent residents who have stable employment and life in Beijing will be steadily promoted to settle down.

?Have held the "Beijing Residence Permit" for more than 10 years. Have lived in the district or rented a house for more than 8 years; graduated from the 985 Project or the Institute of Systems Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences with a master's degree (off-the-job); have stayed in the district while holding the "Beijing Residence Permit"

Have paid social insurance for more than 10 consecutive years; have a national intermediate professional title or above; have no criminal record; The above are basic conditions: additional points? Fresh graduates with a doctorate degree or above must provide school transcripts to prove foreign language proficiency and computer proficiency. Personal income tax has exceeded the social average for 10 consecutive years.

The tax payment level is above 50%; the direct relatives have a household registration in the district; the working unit meets the bonus points conditions of the district; the Beijing Tongzhou pilot points settlement policy, the National Development and Reform Commission and other 11 departments issued the "Notice on Carrying out the National New Urbanization Comprehensive Pilot Work"

And the "National New Urbanization Comprehensive Pilot Plan" lists 62 cities (towns) including Beijing Tongzhou as national new urbanization comprehensive pilot areas, and Beijing Tongzhou pilot points settlement policy.

According to the plan, Tongzhou will promote the points settlement policy, with legal and stable employment as the main indicators, and reasonably set points points. Those who reach a certain score can apply for settlement.

The notice stated that the pilot mainly includes five aspects, including establishing a cost-sharing mechanism for the urbanization of agricultural transfer populations, establishing a diversified and sustainable urbanization investment and financing mechanism, reforming and improving the rural homestead system, and exploring the establishment of administrative management innovation and administrative costs.

Reduce new management models and comprehensively promote reform and innovation of systems and mechanisms.

According to the notice, each pilot unit will start the pilot before the end of 2014, and will achieve phased results in 2017 to form replicable and generalizable experience. From 2018 to 2020, the successful experience of the pilot areas will be gradually promoted nationwide.

Long-term rentals are also included in the points. According to the recently issued "National Comprehensive Pilot Plan for New Urbanization", Tongzhou will start from the needs of Beijing's urban sub-center construction and urbanization development, focus on promoting the citizenization of the permanent foreign population and farmers in the area, and according to

Establish cost-sharing mechanisms for different groups of people.

The plan clarifies the main tasks of Tongzhou in carrying out the national new urbanization comprehensive pilot project.

One of them is to establish a cost-sharing mechanism for urbanization of agricultural transfer population.

According to the requirements of the plan, Tongzhou will promote the points settlement policy and formulate trial management measures for points settlement in Tongzhou District.

The plan requires that the pilot points settlement pilot should be oriented towards the construction of Tongzhou Sub-center, and overall consideration should be given to urban operation and management guarantees and industrial development directions, with legal and stable employment and legal and stable residence (including rental), years of participating in urban social insurance, and continuous residence years as the main factors.

Indicators, points should be reasonably set, and those who reach a certain score can apply for settlement, providing experience for the reform of the household registration system in Beijing and other domestic megacities.

At the same time, the linkage between residence permit points and public service benefits has been strengthened, and the data sharing platform "Beijing Tongzhou Pilot Points Settlement Policy" ().

Migrant population can be citizenized. According to the plan, Tongzhou will also establish a cost-sharing mechanism for the citizenization of agricultural transfer population.

Specifically, on the one hand, it is the cost of citizenization of the permanent migrant population, which mainly provides the same basic public services as urban residents for the migrant permanent population who do not participate in basic pension insurance and do not enjoy basic public services such as education.